kai mosaradare bai mosaru
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Kai kesaradare bai mosaru is a popular saying in kannada. It is similar to the phrase ‘as you sow, so you reap’. The literal translation of the saying is that – if you get your hands soiled, you can reap the benefit of having curd.
It is an age old saying, which is passed on over generations. This was said to encourage the people to work hard for an earning. The elders believed that the people should take up ethical jobs instead of earning an easy lifestyle through gambling or theft etc. Thus they used this saying as a means to promote good deeds.
The comfort yo get when you earn a living in the correct way is in deed peaceful!
It is an age old saying, which is passed on over generations. This was said to encourage the people to work hard for an earning. The elders believed that the people should take up ethical jobs instead of earning an easy lifestyle through gambling or theft etc. Thus they used this saying as a means to promote good deeds.
The comfort yo get when you earn a living in the correct way is in deed peaceful!
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