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Non-enviousness, forgiveness, peace, contentment, sweet speech, renunciation of desire and anger define good character.
Purity, honesty, contentment, sweet words, self-restraint, and ease are not found in the wicked.
The earth’s value comes from the brilliance of gems that once lay within stones—refers to the concealed worth of wisdom.
Those devoid of humanity and untouched by forgiveness should never be followed—they are enemies of divine virtue.
In a dark sky, the moon shines between twin lotus leaves and is then hidden by dark clouds—symbol of hope and illusion.
Through innocent playful words of her friends, Draupadi is united with her lover; innocence becomes the cause of love’s fulfillment.
A seer uninterested in worldly objects reaches deep wisdom; for such a one, old age comes not by years, but maturity.
A wise mouse, seeing future danger, builds a hundred escape holes—foresight ensures safety.
One who plans for the future shines; one who doesn't ends up in regret, like an aged person in a forest whose wisdom never benefits anyone.
One should foresee and understand upcoming duties; letting an opportunity pass due to lack of intellect is unwise.
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