This deeply symbolic frame, inspired by Bhaja Govindam, presents a profound Sanskrit verse cautioning against pride in wealth, youth, and relationships. The withered roses serve as a visual metaphor for the fleeting nature of life. A thought-provoking addition to spiritual spaces, offices, and personal reflections.
Source: Bhajagovindam by Adishankaracharya
Mantra
मा कुरु धनजनयौवनगर्वं हरति निमेषात्कालः सर्वम्।
Transliteration:
mā kuru dhanajanayauvanagarvaṃ harati nimeṣātkālaḥ sarvam।
Hindi Translation:
धन, जन, और यौवन पर घमण्ड मत करो; काल इन्हें पल में छीन लेता है।
English Translation:
Don't be proud of wealth, people or youth; time takes them away in a minute.
