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A leader who lacks integrity, hates good counsel, and helps enemies, even if powerful, is doomed to perish.
The king must be the refuge of the helpless, poor, children, elderly, ascetics, and victims of injustice.
A true king is protector of the helpless, leader of the distressed, shelter of the fearful, support of the weak—he is like father, mother, friend, and...
One who cares for the helpless and the sick like a son, with a teacher’s approval, earns the title of "physician."
A wise man seeking lasting wealth must not tolerate disrespect. Just as one should not leave embers in fire or enemies alive, he must not allow remnan...
Service born of disrespect, loveless marriage, and opportunistic friendship—none of these endure or thrive.
Dhruva, disregarded and pained by his father's favoritism, rose above sorrow and attained the highest divine state through devotion to Vishnu.
One who spends without earning, loves war without allies, is sickly and gluttonous—such a man quickly perishes.
How can one without faith in the beginningless cause-and-effect order or divine law be worthy of deep philosophical inquiry?
A true servant of the king acts to remove harm even without command; such initiative makes him worthy.
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