Like a mosquito

Expressions researched:
"like a fly or mosquito" |"like a mosquito" |"like bugs and mosquitoes" |"like bugs, mosquitos" |"like flying mosquito" |"like mosquito" |"like mosquitoes" |"like there are mosquitos"

SB Canto 5

In the forest of material life, everyone is envious like mosquitoes, and rats and mice are always creating disturbances.

SB 5.14 Summary:

As stated in Bhagavad-gītā (manaḥ ṣaṣṭhānīndriyāṇi prakṛti-sthāni karṣati [Bg. 15.7)), the living entity begins material life with his mind and the five knowledge-acquiring senses, and with these he struggles for existence within the material world. These senses are compared to rogues and thieves within the forest. They take away a man's knowledge and place him in a network of nescience. Thus the senses are like rogues and thieves that plunder his spiritual knowledge. Over and above this, there are family members, wife and children. who are exactly like ferocious animals in the forest. The business of such ferocious animals is to eat a man's flesh. The living entity allows himself to be attacked by jackals and foxes (wife and children), and thus his real spiritual life is finished. In the forest of material life, everyone is envious like mosquitoes, and rats and mice are always creating disturbances. Everyone in this material world is placed in many awkward positions and surrounded by envious people and disturbing animals. The result is that the living entity in the material world is always plundered and bitten by many living entities.