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A non-giver isn't a renunciate; only one who gives again and again is a true renunciate.
One who hoards wealth and dies without sharing is pitiable, even in death.
I mistook a non-giver as a great giver under the illusion of hope – a lie spoken about a liar.
A non-giver is so either due to family flaws or karmic errors; lineage and destiny shape one’s nature.
The minds of non-givers are untouched by poetry; forced pleasures bring sorrow to the aged.
Partial giving provokes anger; complete giving fosters peace or ends enmity.
The uncontrolled and arrogant, even if appearing learned, are not truly virtuous.
Even Lord Shiva's eye-fire couldn't burn him – such is the power of unshaken devotion or destiny.
An unlit fire spoils the oblation; similarly, many actions fail due to lack of sincerity or witness.
Love enters briefly, becomes bold, and creates illusions of beauty and emotion.
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