Sing Always the Song of the Divine

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The narrative centers on Shankara's poignant observation of an old man on his deathbed, engrossed in memorizing grammar rules. Moved by pity, Shankara reflects on the futility of the man's lifelong dedication to grammar over spiritual pursuits. This encounter prompts a deeper exploration of life's priorities, emphasizing the importance of remembering the divine rather than getting lost in trivial knowledge as one approaches the end of life.