Don't spoil money

Expressions researched:
"Don't spoil money" |"Don't spoil the money" |"Don't spoil your money" |"So many billions of dollars you have spoiled" |"kept the money and see it or spoil it" |"money and I don't want to see it spoiled" |"money and spoiling it" |"money is being spoiled" |"money you give Vrindavan for business, he'll spoil" |"money you have spoiled" |"money, don't spoil it" |"money? He is spoiling" |"spoil his adopted father's money" |"spoil the money" |"spoiled money" |"spoiled so much money" |"spoiled your energy, time and money" |"spoiling father's money" |"spoiling hard-earned public money" |"spoiling money" |"spoiling public money" |"spoiling state money" |"spoiling their time and public money" |"they'll spoil money"

Srimad-Bhagavatam Lectures

Cāṇakya Paṇḍita advises, san-nimitte varaṁ tyāgo vināśe niyate sati: "If you are actually religious, then don't spoil your money for sense gratification." Use it for sat karyam. Sat karya means for service of Kṛṣṇa.

Lecture on SB 1.2.8 -- Bombay, December 26, 1972:

There was Roman empire, there was Carthaginian empire, there was Mogul empire, there was British empire, and so many empires. They are no longer existing. Sometimes when I pass by the side of the Red Fort, we see the department, the apartments of the great Mogul emperors in Red Fort, they are now lying vacant. So this is the material nature. Therefore Cāṇakya Paṇḍita advises, san-nimitte varaṁ tyāgo vināśe niyate sati: "If you are actually religious, then don't spoil your money for sense gratification." Use it for sat karyam. Sat karya means for service of Kṛṣṇa. Oṁ tat sat paraṁ brahma. San-nimi. San-nimitte varaṁ tyāgo vināśe niyate sati. That is Vedic civilization. If money comes, you don't hate it. Welcome. But it should be used properly. That is proper use. If you use properly your money, then you make your path parapavarga, clear. And if you misuse your money, then you become again entangled in the 8,400,000's of species of life.