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The speaker desires a curvaceous woman whose mind wavers despite her vow of monogamy—enticing, shameless, and clinging tightly around his neck. An ima...
One who, even at death’s last breath, selfishly asks “what’s in it for me?”, leads others into sin. Selfishness infects society beyond the individual.
A clever riddle asks: Who comes from the clouds? Who is Krishna’s beloved? Who destroys patience? All questions point to a single answer—lightning, su...
Lust sent desire to conquer the three worlds. Monsoon stirred Earth like a storm. Even the moon, symbolized as yogurt, seemed to be swallowed. Nature ...
A great sage is described amid divine beauties drawing Cupid’s bow. Even the gods are in awe of the sage who remains undisturbed. A tribute to self-ma...
Even desire fails to pierce the innocent hearts of young women. Their swelling bosoms seem like they were hit by Cupid’s foolish arrows—implying beaut...
Who among humans escapes when even Shiva’s mind is agitated by Cupid? Like wood floats in floods or trees shake in storms, desire sways even the great...
Those deluded by desires worship various deities through different rituals. Their own nature guides them. But the wise seek unity beyond forms.
Desire destroys qualities like compassion, modesty, courtesy, and creates cruelty, hypocrisy, arrogance, fake righteousness, and shame. It poisons ind...
Betrayal, fear, neglect, intolerance to discomfort—all these obstruct spiritual success inevitably. One must remove these to grow.
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