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A secret with six ears is divulged; a secret with four ears should remain secure. Therefore, with every effort, a wise person should avoid a six-eared secret.
Then all who knew Piṅgalaka’s intention, led by the tiger, leopard, and wolf, immediately departed from the assembly after hearing his words. Then Damanaka said: “What is the reason for Your Majesty, who had set out to fetch water, standing here after turning back?”
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Sanskrit · 1.p00174
पिङ्गलक आह सविलक्ष-स्मितम्- न किञ्चिद् अपि ।
English · Meaning
Piṅgalaka said, with an embarrassed smile: “Nothing at all.”
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Sanskrit · 1.p00175
सो ऽब्रवीत्- देव यद्य् अनाख्येयं तत् तिष्ठतु । उक्तं च-
English · Meaning
He said: “Lord, if it is something that should not be disclosed, let it remain [unspoken]. And it has been said—”
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Mitra-bheda1.[*100]
Sanskrit · 1.[*100]
दरिषु किञ्चित् स्वजनेषु किञ्चिद्
गोप्यं वयस्येषु सुतेषु किञ्चित् ।
युक्तं न वा युक्तम् इदं विचिन्त्य
वदेद् विपश्चिन् महतो ऽनुरोधात् ॥
English · Meaning
Something is to be kept hidden in caves or clefts; something among one’s own people; something among friends; something among sons. Having considered whether this is proper or not proper, the discerning person should speak because of great insistence.
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