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Time, like a wild hunter, has slain the day-lotus. Yet evening arrives with beautiful blood-like rays, and stars sparkle like pearls—an elegant image ...
Time ripens all beings, time destroys all beings, and time alone stays awake when all sleep. Time is irresistible and omnipresent.
Time cooks and consumes all. Even the fire-like time that destroys everything is eventually pacified by greater time. Thus, time governs all.
This is the age of Kali: righteous people are rare, nations collapse, kings fall into greed, thieves multiply, and even parents no longer trust their ...
Time, though fleeting, behaves as if permanent. Like a stormy wind, it constantly overturns the world, moment by moment.
Time brings both honor and dishonor, gives and takes. It turns one into a giver or a beggar. Time is the true alchemist of fate.
Time remains awake even when beings sleep. It moves freely through all without hindrance. Equal to all, it silently governs every life.
Time functions in two ways: through gross, observable progression and through subtle internal transformation. Both aspects shape life and karma.
Time cleanses and destroys. All are subject to time, but time itself is governed by none. It is the ultimate independent force.
Time bestows both blessings and punishments. Entering the intellect of beings, it governs their dharmic and material engagements.
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