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In distinguishing right and wrong, even a crow (like Kakola) may be better than a parrot. Take wisdom wherever it exists—not just from the expected.
Actions twist like serpents; women's minds are fickle; wealth is unstable like waves; and youth passes quickly. Hence, the wise must anchor their mind...
A minister who fulfills duties even by suppressing personal desires must never be ignored by the king. Neglecting such a loyal advisor leads to ruin.
True ministers skillfully use peace and diplomacy to resolve major crises. But those who seek results hastily or unethically endanger the king's fortu...
A beloved says: “Don’t go out in anger or resist reconciliation. Let your anger last only till you bow in greeting.” A playful vow of affection and re...
The day passed somehow in anxious distraction, switching between duties while longing for a beloved. But now the night looms long, joyless and heavy—h...
When peace is pursued through calm and noble means, it yields well-being. But if aggressive methods are chosen in a heated environment, even Shiva’s p...
A task-seeker often displays exaggerated affection, just as a butcher feeds grass to a sheep before slaughter. The shloka is a caution against decepti...
Most people start tasks based on the promise of success, not the actual suitability of means. Even poor planning isn't criticized if initial results a...
One should never entrust full responsibility to a cunning and weakened person. Their pride inflates with gain, and they flee far from former friends.
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