Pat kit ten hoi tehi ten
Pat kit ten hoi tehi ten
Soratha 95 (b) · Uttar Kand
Soratha Text
पाट कीट तें होइ तेहि तें पाटंबर रुचिर। कृमि पालइ सबु कोइ परम अपावन प्रान सम॥ ९५ (ख) ॥
Transliteration (IAST)
pāṭa kīṭa teṃ hoi tehi teṃ pāṭaṃbara rucira। kṛmi pālai sabu koi parama apāvana prāna sama॥ 95 (b) ॥
Meaning
Silk cloth comes from the silkworm, and from it are made beautiful garments. For that reason even that most impure worm is cherished by everyone as if it were their own life.
Context
This is Soratha 95 (b) from Uttar Kand, in the episode “Garuda's Delusion, Kakbhushundi's Rama Katha”. The episode describes Garuda's delusion revealed through Shiva-Parvati dialogue and his hearing Rama Katha from Kakbhushundi.
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