to live is wonderful die is not

So this is the position. Without guru, if he is manufacturing his way of life, then he is mūḍha, rascal. Therefore it is said, mūḍha. He was thinking, "I am so affectionate father. I am taking care of my son, little son. In all respect I am feeding him, I am patting him, and so many things I am... I am very faithful and very honest father." But sastra says, "Here is a mūḍha, rascal." You see here. It says, bhojayan payayan mūḍhaḥ. Why he is mūḍha? Na vedagatam antakam. He does not see, does not know, that "Behind me, the death is awaiting. He has come to take me." Now, "How your affection for your so-called son and society and family and nation will save you? Here is death." That he cannot answer. He can..., cannot answer that death is there.    (More...)