102 Arhat Mahākṣudrapanthaka (Great Patience)
Firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea – all cost money. Therefore, if one wishes to be wealthy, one must not only cut expenses but also increase income. Only then will one not be short of funds at critical moments.
For those who receive this verse, one is currently in a difficult situation, lacking money. One should know that if one merely practices austerity and hopes to become rich through frugality, one will become even poorer. To attain wealth, one must use their mind, seek more avenues, and strive to create. When income increases, one can always maintain a life of abundance.