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Even one destined to live long, if beheaded yet somehow survives, must be seen as divinely protected. Such a miracle is beyond ordinary logic.
As the sun appears to fall from the sky, the earth rushes to bring healing herbs—like a mother running to save her child. A poetic metaphor on sunrise...
A region lacking in time-awareness, scripture-knowing Brahmins, a righteous king, a river, and virtuous people should not be inhabited. These five sus...
Time agitates both the wise and the ignorant. If you wish to conquer time, cultivate endurance—patience is the supreme medicine.
If time were merciful, the sword would be gentle, poison sweet, even prostitutes loyal. But time is impartial—it brings contradictions and trials.
The king is the cause behind the prosperity or downfall of time. Through right action and just punishment, he must uphold his people's dharma.
Everything, however strong, is under time’s control. When time turns wrathful, who can protect even the strongest? None can escape time’s fury.
In lavishly perfumed palaces with incense and sandalwood, men are drawn to women whose bosoms carry the warmth of desire—not from the sweet winds but ...
Adorned with sandalwood and perfume, women rush back indoors at twilight after bathing—delicate and eager like blossoms carried by scented winds.
Even if one fragrant tree stands tall, when joined by lesser ones, its own sweetness spreads through them too. Such is the power of association. Which...
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