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This shloka praises the twilight-like radiance of Kamakshi’s feet. They bring modesty to the beauty of lotuses spread across the directions, create a ...
The poet envisions Kamakshi’s twin feet adorned with anklets whose jingling seems to narrate something sweet. She stands humbly before the victorious ...
The imagery here portrays Kamakshi’s twin feet as adorned with red lac, attracting swarms of bees familiar with the curls of celestial ladies. Their r...
The poet marvels at the paradox of Kamakshi’s feet: though in contact with worldly dust, they remain utterly pure in heart; though intensely red in hu...
The poet envisions Kamakshi’s twin lotus feet adorned with anklets, from which arise clusters of reddish jewel-like rays. Between these feet flows the...
This verse depicts Kamakshi’s feet as delicate yet powerful. They possess the soft pink hue of dawn, gentle enough to remove fear from trembling voice...
The poet prays that Kamakshi’s feet may ever protect him from the tightly bound chains of worldly existence and the darkness of delusion. The crimson ...
The soft reddish pollen from the soles of Kamakshi’s feet, likened to coral dust, is said to purify all beings. These particles are adept at destroyin...
Kamakshi’s lotus feet emit rays of light compared to streaks of lightning, surrounded by the whiteness of nail-radiance like flocks of herons. These r...
The poet ponders the mystery of Kamakshi’s feet, which daily conquer the heads of the wise, adorned with fresh lotuses. They seem filled with natural ...
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