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A Kashmiri woman’s soft cheeks, delicate hair, and youthful beauty are compared to blooming flowers and divine sensuality—rich in poetic imagery.
The dark night of longing feels like the test-stone against which the gold of a lover’s devotion is proved. Women shine amidst tamāla trees.
The brilliance of her body makes rouge unnecessary. Her eyes, red like ashoka petals, sparkle with their own grace, outshining adornments.
She is adorned with the fine dust of Kashmir, her forehead marked like the moon, hair tied with ornaments, eyes like lotus petals—an image of Vaishnav...
A poetic vision of romantic union—letters scratched by nails on the back of a beloved covered in Kashmiri mud become like divine commands of Kama.
The golden letters etched on a Kashmiri woman’s soft skin seem to melt, reflecting the richness and delicacy of her beauty.
The moonlit sky and celestial reflections over Kashmir appear like divine offerings to the Lord, exuding beauty and cosmic symbolism.
Stay in Kāśī, bathe in the Ganga, worship Lord Śrīkaṇṭha, and think of Him. Even at death, this alone leads to liberation without hardship.
One attains liberation by dying in Kāśī, is blessed by being born in Kamalālaya (Kanchipuram), sanctified by seeing Ananta (Tiruvananthapuram), and pu...
Whether the body is dropped in Kāśī or a crematory, what matters is grace, not place. Don't rush—wealth matters only to the wealthy, not to seekers of...
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