કેયૂરાણિ ન ભૂષયન્તિ પુરુષમ્
Keyura Na Vibhushayanti (Vagbhushanam Bhushanam) in Gujarati · ગુજરાતી
તમારી ભાષા/લિપિમાં વાંચો
ઉત્પત્તિ અને કથા
Bhartrhari Niti Shataka · Bhartrhari · Classical Sanskrit literature (c. 5th century CE)
The Niti Shataka is the first of Bhartrhari's three celebrated centuries of verse (Shatakatraya), gathering a hundred epigrams on right conduct, wisdom and the ways of the world. Among its verses on the worth of learning and character, this shloka contrasts perishable bodily ornaments with the imperishable ornament of cultivated speech, exalting refined language as the truest beauty of a human being.
✦ શાસ્ત્રોમાં કહ્યા પ્રમાણે
Teachers of Sanskrit have long opened lessons in rhetoric with this verse, observing that a person of gracious and well-chosen words commands respect that no jewellery can buy; it is said that the memory of a kind, eloquent word outlives every ornament its speaker ever wore.
મંત્ર
કોઈપણ પંક્તિ અથવા ▶ બટન દબાવી સાંભળો
કેયૂરાણિ ન ભૂષયન્તિ પુરુષં હારા ન ચન્દ્રોજ્જ્વલાઃ ન સ્નાનં ન વિલેપનં ન કુસુમં નાલઙ્કૃતા મૂર્ધજાઃ। વાણ્યેકા સમલઙ્કરોતિ પુરુષં યા સંસ્કૃતા ધાર્યતે ક્ષીયન્તે ખલુ ભૂષણાનિ સતતં વાગ્ભૂષણં ભૂષણમ્॥
keyūrāṇi na bhūṣayanti puruṣaṁ hārā na candrojjvalāḥ na snānaṁ na vilepanaṁ na kusumaṁ nālaṅkṛtā mūrdhajāḥ। vāṇyekā samalaṅkaroti puruṣaṁ yā saṁskṛtā dhāryate kṣīyante khalu bhūṣaṇāni satataṁ vāg-bhūṣaṇaṁ bhūṣaṇam॥
અર્થ:Armlets do not adorn a person, nor necklaces gleaming like the moon, nor bathing, nor anointing with fragrant paste, nor flowers, nor elaborately dressed hair. Refined and well-spoken speech alone truly adorns a person; all other ornaments decay and wear away, but the ornament of speech is forever the real ornament. The verse declares that cultivated, gracious language is the one adornment that never fades.
શબ્દ-શબ્દ અર્થ
ઉચ્ચારણ સાંભળવા કોઈપણ શબ્દ પર ક્લિક કરો
Keyura Na Vibhushayanti (Vagbhushanam Bhushanam) પાઠના લાભ
Teaches that refined, gracious speech is a person's truest and most lasting adornment
Inspires the cultivation of language, courtesy and eloquence over outward show
Reminds us that material ornaments fade while good speech endures
A guiding ideal for students, speakers and anyone who values character over appearance
Encourages mindful, well-cultivated (samskrita) words in daily life
A short, memorable verse for reflection on inner versus outer beauty
Keyura Na Vibhushayanti (Vagbhushanam Bhushanam) જપ વિધિ
Recite the verse slowly, dwelling on the closing line 'vag-bhushanam bhushanam' — the ornament of speech is the real ornament. Reflect on how cultivated, kind and truthful words outlast every material adornment, and let it set the intention to speak with refinement and grace. It is often taught to students learning Sanskrit and rhetoric as a lesson on the dignity of language.
વારંવાર પુછાતા પ્રશ્નો
આ પણ વાંચો
ॐ
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