Avadhūta’s Teachers: Python, Ocean, Moth, Bee, Elephant, Deer, Fish—and Piṅgalā’s Song of Detachment
सन्तुष्टा श्रद्दधत्येतद्यथालाभेन जीवती । विहराम्यमुनैवाहमात्मना रमणेन वै ॥ ४० ॥
santuṣṭā śraddadhaty etad yathā-lābhena jīvatī viharāmy amunaivāham ātmanā ramaṇena vai
Теперь я полностью удовлетворена и исполнена веры в милость Господа. Поэтому я буду жить тем, что приходит само собой. Я буду радоваться жизни лишь с Господом, ибо Он — подлинный источник любви и счастья.
This verse teaches that one should live peacefully with whatever comes naturally, remaining satisfied and faithful in spiritual truth rather than chasing external enjoyment.
After becoming disillusioned with depending on worldly patrons for happiness, Pingalā turns inward and recognizes the Self (and the Lord within) as the real source of joy and companionship.
Reduce anxious chasing for validation or pleasure, accept honest necessities as they come, and cultivate inner life through devotion, self-reflection, and steady spiritual practice.