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The one of pure nature, great fame, and firm resolve enjoys multifaceted pleasures while remaining grounded in the wisdom of scriptures.
The central portion of the cosmos was created by the Creator embracing infinite principles—subtle yet perceptible to yogis.
Salutations to the One with infinite names and forms, who is the master of all mantras and the sole lord of the universe.
A poet’s beautiful words attain greatness when near wise men, not when placed before the unworthy.
Language and knowledge are boundless, life is short and full of obstacles—so only the essence must be pursued, like a swan takes milk from water.
One flaw amid countless virtues is like a blemish on the moon—it gets hidden in the radiance of its rays.
One may denounce the enemy and also his ally; but the enemy’s enemy is a friend, and the neutral is better than both.
One who has lost infinite wealth suffers in misfortune, just like a heroine mourns her state after losing her beloved.
The sciences are endless, and time is short—so one should seek the essence like a swan extracts milk from a mixture.
The poet-king’s fame is boundless like the moonlight on a mirror—why worry about the world's narrow views?
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