Tukaram, Poem 1611

Butter and butter milk issue from curds; you must not ask the same price for each. The same firmament contains the moon and the stars; you must not consider them equal in dignity. The diamond and the pebble are imbedded in the same earth; you must not exchange them for each other. Tuka says, So likewise the saints are mingled with other men, but the same reverence should not be paid to both.