For telugu people only: What is the saying Punyam kodhi pillalu, pujalo kodhi... What is the full saying?

Question

Please remind me of the saying. And also please explain the meaning if you can.

Answer 1

Punyam koddi purushudu daanam koddi biddalu

Answer 2

That saying is this: "Pujala koddi pursushudu, punyam koddi pillalu" and means that one's husband is the result of one's Puja (that is why the bride performs Gowri Puja before her marriage though she is supposed to be performing that much earlier also) and that the children will be as per one's good deeds (may be in the previous birth).

Basically it is another way of saying that the fruits of today are the result of the sowing of the right seeds yesterday. Karma is action and gives the fruits of action in due course. Till one gives the attachment to the karma phala (fruits of action) by doing nishkama karma, one is bound to the results of one's action. Once one realises that One is not the lowly ego but is actually part of the Para Brahma, these actions stop binding one, since one becomes part of the One Whole. Sai Ram.

Answer 3

Gothilla swamy. Namme telugu friend athre helithine. Swalpa wait madi

Answer 4

hi
Actually there is no such a saying.the original saying is Punyam kodhi Purushudu(i.e. husband).
but according your question we can put it like dis
Punyam kodhi Pillalu,pujala kodhi Purushudu..........
ok
have a nice day

Answer 5

rajraj has completed the proverb. The gist is according to your good deeds you get your spouse and according to your alms you get the type of children. One way of encouraging the younger generation to do good and be good.

Answer 6

Purushulu.

Answer 7

Its saying by elders that your good deeds will give you good children and good wife/husband

Answer 8

Thats right