Tukaram, Poem 717

If one consents to sin, he commits sin; both men are guilty alike. The presence of poison makes butter poisonous; nothing can be gained except you abandon wicked company. When you are passing a field, if you see a mischievous animal there, you should raise a shout and drive it away for the time. Tuka says, If you neglect this, guilt will cleave to you; for you saw the need, and you should think your trouble no pains.