रहिमन कुटिल कुठार ज्यों, करि डारत द्वै टूक चतुरन को कसकत Quotes

रहिमन कुटिल कुठार ज्यों, करि डारत द्वै टूक
चतुरन को कसकत रहे, समय चूक की हूक

Details:
Those who do not value time and miss an opprtunity will only repent.
As a sharp axe cuts wood into two, same way a missed opportunity
gives pain in heart of intelligent people and they keep repenting
through rest of their lives but time doesn't comes back.
To do anything thing is better then current time.
If you want to do something do it now.

Jo Rahim uttam prakriti, ka kari sakat kusang,
chandan vish vyaapat nahi, lapte rehet bhujang.

जो रहीम उत्तम प्रकृति, का करि सकत कुसंग ।
चन्दन विष व्यापत नहीं, लपटे रहत भुजंग ।।

Meaning: Bad company do not harm the wise or people of high character.
It's just like as sandal remains unaffected of poison
even when snakes keep clinging to it.

Bipati bhae dhan na rahe, rahe jo lakh crore,
nabh taare chhip jat hain, jyon rahim ye bhor.

Meaning: In bad times, one loses all wealth just
like stars go away at dawn.

छिमा बड़न को चाहिये, छोटन को उत्पात ।
कह रहीम हरि का घट्यौ, जो भृगु मारी लात॥

Meaning: Forgiveness should be a trait of elderly.
अगर छोटे शरारत करें तो बड़ों को क्षमा कर देना चाहिए।
जिस प्रकार क्रोधित भृगु ऋषि ने विष्णु जी की छाती पर लात मारी परन्तु फिर भी विष्णु जी को क्रोध नहीं आया, बल्कि उन्होंने अपनी गलती के लिए क्षमा माँगी ।

Charibo mom turang per, chalibo paavak maahi,
Prem granth aiso kathin, sab kou nibhat naahi..

Meaning: Rahim says that the path of love is not easy and
not everyone can follow it.
Rahim compares it to climb a horse of wax and
to ride through fire.

Kaah kaamri pagri, jaad gaye se kaaj,
rahiman bhookh butaayie, kaiseo mille anaaj..

Details:
Here Rahim says that one realises the important of blanket only when it's cold.
Similarly, he adds that the true taste and value of food is realised only when we are hungry.

Recepients:
To anyone whom you want to convey that one should value things.

Timing:
Any time of the day.

Kheera ko munh kaati ke, maliyat lon lagaaye,
Rahiman karue mukhan ko, chahiyat ihe sajaaye.

Meaning: Just as cucumber is cut from top and
then rubbed with salt to clear it's bitterness,
same way one should penalize people
who iterate bitter words.