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Fire arises by rubbing wood, water by digging. Nothing is impossible for the determined—every effort bears fruit.
Just like fire from wood burns its source, anger arising from the body destroys it—warning against anger.
As your splendor spreads like fire through association with fuel, enemies fall like moths into flames—praise of Kartavīrya.
Describes how a warrior shoots an arrow using a wooden piece—showing discipline, technique, and precision in archery.
O brave one, what is wisdom? How does a bird greet the forest? Where lies happiness? What defines victory and peace in the world?
What is this life? What wrong have I done? What is fate? The speaker admits helplessness before his mother—emotionally profound.
One suffering from cough, asthma, fever, sorrow, or indigestion shouldn’t try to cure eye or ear diseases—he must address root issues first.
Some bulls may be white, red, or speckled, yet look humble—quiet strength and awakening stir even in neglected beings.
Even in harsh midday sun, the newly blossoming lotus smiles—a symbol of beauty blooming in adversity.
This lotus-lake scene, with rising planets and budding flowers, demands immediate action—not delay—especially for one who understands feminine needs.
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