Tukaram, Poem 1039

In this evil age the infidels are turned poets; these quarrelsome people are skilful indeed! In his heart he delights in wealth, wife and children; with his lips he continues his dry prating. He assumes a proud exterior to make men honour him; he talks of renunciation but his heart is not in it. They do not seek their true profit by obeying the Vedas; they do not sever themselves from the body. Tuka says, That man will endure the pangs of hell, who does not act as he professes.