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Srimad Bhagavatam 7.6.10

7.6.10

को न्वर्थतृष्णां विसृजेत्प्राणेभ्योऽपि य ईप्सित: । यं क्रीणात्यसुभि: प्रेष्ठैस्तस्कर: सेवको वणिक् ॥ १० ॥

ko nv artha-trsnam visrjet pranebhyo ’pi ya ipsitah yam krinaty asubhih presthais taskarah sevako vanik

kah
who
nu
indeed
artha-trsnam
a strong desire to acquire money
visrjet
can give up
pranebhyah
than life
api
indeed
yah
which
ipsitah
more desired
yam
which
krinati
tries to acquire
asubhih
with his own life
presthaih
very dear
taskarah
a thief
sevakah
a professional servant
vanik
a merchant.

Money is so dear that one conceives of money as being sweeter than honey. Therefore, who can give up the desire to accumulate money, especially in household life? Thieves, professional servants (soldiers) and merchants try to acquire money even by risking their very dear lives.