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Be patient like a mountain and fierce like fire when needed. Even while bearing enemies, speak sweetly. A verse on strength with diplomacy.
One should speak timely, gently, honestly, and little. Being the first to greet and showing kindness marks good character. A guide to communication.
The ideal person eats, sleeps, and lives in moderation, remains clean, undisturbed in mind, and is ever cheerful. A verse on personal balance.
A poetic riddle: Who is the world’s mother? What is the essence of the body? The answer reveals that divine love (Vasudeva kissing Gauri) is the sourc...
Time, place, action, agent, tool, and result—all arise from Lord Hari and His Maya. This is the nondual view of karma and divinity.
Time, destiny, karma, soul, nature, and perception—all are seen as part of divine illusion (maya). Surrendering to the Supreme negates bondage.
In a golden age, all enjoy life, speak truth, and are devoted to dharma. The verse paints a utopian society filled with bliss and virtue.
At the divine time, the sound of swans awakens the lotus pond. A poetic image where nature responds to celestial rhythm.
Time comes only once. Even slow-moving beings like a python attain success by seizing the right moment. Patience and timing lead to fulfillment.
Spring is sweet, but Cupid is angry, breezes soothe pain, and the husband is away. The poet asks—what can be done now? A verse of longing.
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