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SIKHISM: The fruit of deceit is bitter
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SIKHISM: The fruit of deceit is bitter
Join a gathering of three or four humans, and soon the conversation turns to negativity about those not present. The practice of deception and deceit runs deep and causes us much grief. The scriptures say it so: Committing robberies, falsehoods and abuses. He practices deceptions and secret deeds, night and day, against his fellow beings. Sage Durvasa is also said to be the teacher of Lord Krishna. The war of the Mahabharat has ended, and he is …
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