Ghayal, money earned from the sweat of others cannot accumulate virtue. It will inevitably flow away without performing any lasting good deeds, much like water.

This couplet from 'Ghayal' beautifully reminds us about the origin of our wealth. It suggests that if the money we possess has come from the hard work or sweat of others, we should be especially mindful of how we use it. Just as water flows freely and benefits everyone without discrimination, this wealth, especially if it's not solely from our own efforts, should be generously used for good deeds and the well-being of others. It's a call to use resources earned through others' labor for positive impact, flowing like water to bless many.