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“Whose judgment dissociated from desire follows both virtue and gain only, Who ignores pleasure, chooses ends serviceable in both worlds - wise be. [23] - 33 Mahatma Vidur” quote by Munindra Misra
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““Whose judgment dissociated from desire follows both virtue and gain only, Who ignores pleasure, chooses ends serviceable in both worlds - wise be. [23] - 33 Mahatma Vidur””

Munindra Misra

About This Quote

Source Poem: Mahabharata, Book 23, attributed to Vidura

A wise person separates judgment from desire, acting virtuously for both worldly and spiritual gain, ignoring fleeting pleasure in favor of lasting service.

In simple terms: Separate desire from judgment, act wisely for lasting benefit.

Key Takeaway

Act without selfish desire.

Themes

wisdom virtue detachment service

Mood

reflective thoughtful

Type

philosophical ethical

When to use this quote

  • leadership decisions
  • ethical dilemmas
  • personal growth
  • conflict resolution

Key Concepts

Ethics philosophy spirituality

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you practice detachment in daily choices?
  • What serves as lasting benefit over short-term pleasure?
A Different Perspective

May be idealistic; real-world pressures can blur pure motives.

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