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O Spring! Where now is your land, having left the forest desolate? Your arrival gives meaning even to what was once soundless.
Success comes by constant effort in the right direction with proper means, like streams converging after struggles to yield fruit.
Everywhere—on land and water—birth and death continue ceaselessly, like bubbles appearing and disappearing in water.
Your enemy’s mistress, desiring lovers from far lands, mocks the heavy, tear-like monsoon with her glances—her rolling eyes outdo even the rains.
Her body weak, trembling, she utters words in broken tones filled with sorrow and despair, her eyes heavy with tears of unexpressed anguish. Though sh...
Some goals are predestined to remain forever uninitiated. Even when effort is applied, they do not materialize. Destiny and timing outweigh mere endea...
The wisdom lies in knowing when not to begin a task. The first sign of intelligence is avoiding unnecessary actions; completing what is started is the...
Without devotion to Kali, without tasting Gaudi poetry, without true mastery of mantras and poetics, who can compose eloquently? Besides me, who else ...
Overeating causes illness, reduces lifespan, prevents heaven, brings demerit, and makes one disliked—so it should be avoided.
Cruelty, unkindness, lethargy, and a lack of noble behavior reveal a man of impure origin and ignoble soul.
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