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Don’t think day and night about worldly futility. Instead, ponder compassion, friendship, and what truly matters.
What matches the graceful curve of a snake-like braid? Even bitten lips by teeth can produce radiant beauty—a tribute to resilient charm.
There are three blessings that are extremely rare and can be obtained only through the grace of God: being born as a human, developing a deep and genu...
This verse praises the Divine Mother as the very embodiment of supreme consciousness (Parachid), residing in Kanchipuram at the sacred seat of love (K...
The poet here surrenders to the golden-hued Goddess of Kanchipuram, who holds in her hands the sugarcane bow, arrows, noose, and goad — the emblems of...
The Goddess of Kanchi is likened to a Chintamani jewel, fulfilling the cherished desires of those who seek her grace. She nourishes the fruits of hear...
The Goddess, with curly hair, firm bosom, jasmine-like smile, and the glow of saffron paste, delights in her divine play within Kanchipuram. She embod...
Here, the Goddess is depicted as a young maiden in Kanchipuram who, with just a glance, enchants even the conqueror of Kama (love god). She is the sup...
This verse hails the Goddess of Kanchipuram as matchless in beauty, with bosoms like mountain peaks, symbolizing fullness and majesty. The poet declar...
The Goddess of Kanchi is the very nature (prakriti) in oneness with the lord crowned with the moon (Shiva), embodying perfect unity of the divine masc...
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