Meaning of their teachings is one, Only the tongues differ.... Cause of the problem has also been stated by him in the same Bhajan: ...आप आपरो मत आछो पण, आछो आप नहीं है। आप आपरा मत री निंदा, आप आप शूं व्ही है॥... ...Our individual belief is good, but (sadly) WE are not good. Our own belief has been betrayed by ourselves only... The couplet (sortha, in which the first and third segments rhyme, but in a doha the second and fourth segments rhyme) on the portrait of Bavji sings praise of WORK – Work is Worship: मेनत ने सुख मान, आरामी आलस गणे। मूरख वी मज मान, दो दनरा है देवला॥ Mehnat ne such maan,Aarami aalus guney, Moorakh vi muj maan, do dun ra hai dewla Consider work a bliss, laziness leads one nowhere, Oh fool! Do accept that the life is but short. The following three dohas of Bavji are doing round these days on the Facebook. As in above cases, their transliteration in Roman script and the thematic translations in English, but not the philosophical one, are given below which are of contemporary relevance. The first deals with the rampart corruption that we see all around and the second is regarding the atrocities on women. The third is regarding making oneself of relevance to the society. मुरदा मौजा घर करे, जिंदा जले मशाण।Murda muaja ghar kare, Jinda jale mashaan, अश्या नगर रो नाथ है, ऊद्या अलख पहचाण॥Ashiya nagar ro naath hey, udaiya alkh pahechaan! The (morally) dead are enjoying life, but the (morally) alive are burning on pyre, Such is the ruler of the land, take heed O! countryman! नारी नारी ने जाणे, पर नर सू अणजाण। जाण व्हियां पे नी जणे, उद्या अलख पहचाण॥ Naari nur ne janey, per nur soo unjaan, Jaan vihyan pe ni juney, udiya alakh pehchaan. A Woman knows woman, but is unaware of man (his misdeeds), She wouldn't deliver him if she knows his true self! रेटं फरै चरक्यो फरै, पण फरवा मे फेर। वो तो वाड़ हर्यो करै, वी छूंता रो ढेर। Raint phurey charkiyo pharey, pun furva mein pher. Who to vaad hariyo karey, wein chuntha ko dher. Water-wheel rotates so does the sugarcane crusher, While one greens the field, other yields trash! Four of the more popular Shloks (श्लोक) from the Great Geeta – their original Sanskrit text (each with Chapter & Shlok number), their Roman transliteration, their