“Dharam Joga Jog Vaddhe Budhi Se Bude Paap, Jate Goyade Panchhi Gaja Kare Ote Ki Sanchare Saap”—is a powerful teaching from Shree Mamai Dev in Baarmati religion. It emphasizes the enduring strength of Dharma (righteousness) and the importance of wisdom in combating sin. Here, the metaphor of the owl (Guvad) represents religion, while the snake (Saap) symbolizes sin. In this symbolism, righteousness and wisdom are likened to an owl that eliminates the snake, meaning that where true religious teachings and intelligence are present, there is no space for sin or adharma (unrighteousness).
This teaching illustrates that Dharma rises and sustains itself across ages, or Yugas, without collapsing, affirming the resilience of religious values over time. Through wisdom and understanding, individuals can discern true religion and counter the effects of a sinful life. The verse highlights Shree Mamai Dev’s profound belief that intelligence and moral strength are essential for upholding Dharma and living in harmony with divine principles.
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