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Like bought slaves or patients consuming bitter medicine, women endure painful marriages for the sake of household duties. A powerful metaphor on the ...
In pursuit of tasks, one finds many helpers and even gains family and friends, but wealth remains the most elusive thing in the world.
People are loyal while their work is pending. Once they reach the goal, they discard the helper—just like a boat left behind after crossing a river.
People approach others for selfish needs, not out of true affection—like a calf leaving its mother after she runs out of milk.
A person joins company for work and departs once fulfilled. Hence, one should ensure work is assigned in small portions to keep the bond intact.
Timely action and righteous conduct ensure success, and they can illuminate even the three worlds with glory. A statement on the universal value of dh...
Do not mock the one incapable of great tasks. The moon, though laughed at for its belly-like shape, was never sent on errands—its presence is enough.
A poetic fantasy to build a hut beneath a tree surrounded by deer and geese beside a flower-lined stream. The speaker desires peace, love, and union w...
One who can accomplish even many tasks simultaneously, without hampering earlier duties, is truly fit for leadership.
No task succeeds due to one factor alone. Only one who understands a goal from multiple angles is truly capable of achieving it.
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