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If a task demands compromising personal dharma or thoughtful values, then no matter how beneficial it appears outwardly, it is not truly auspicious.
In a daughter-in-law's life, even a delay outside is judged harshly. The household treats her like a prisoner, and every act is scrutinized with suspi...
For difficult goals, effort must be restrained. If successful, the struggle seems light; if unsuccessful, the pain of labor remains.
A rare wife is one who serves in all roles: servant in duties, courtesan in love, mother in care, and wise counsel in adversity.
A man overly engrossed in big projects loses wealth. Kingdoms dominated by women or ruled by fools with women as key decision-makers decline fast. A t...
An ideal wife is a minister in planning, a servant in chores, mother in care, Rambha in bed, forgiving like Earth, and devoted to dharma—a six-fold ex...
A woman uplifts her lineage by being ministerial, servile, maternal, forgiving, dharmic, and romantic—an embodiment of six qualities shaping noble hou...
A noble lady outwardly shows duty and devotion—serving elders, staying indoors. But when all sleep, she sneaks out to meet lovers. A verse revealing d...
Constant service with effort leads one repeatedly toward the beloved. Persistent devotion is the true mark of love.
The task of a playwright, like a creator, begins small but grows complex. He plants seeds, builds scenes, reviews and withdraws parts. Only a true art...
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