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In the ancient days, women mingled freely within their classes; society was harmonious because all were united.
Blessed are those who do not witness the ruin of land due to famine and the destruction of their lineage.
The liberated wanderers rely on neither charity nor Vedic rituals. Free from attachment and aversion, they move toward liberation.
When a teacher becomes arrogant and unworthy, a king should remove him. King Marutta once dismissed such a proud guru.
Indifference to good gifts, vanity, false rituals, anger, and violence—some lovers even see the beloved’s abuse as affection.
May your enemies suffer the pain of denied pleasures—like the unfulfilled breasts of young widows.
What is inedible, unsellable, unwanted, and useless—even if donated—is a barren gift.
He who does not maintain sacred fire is worse than one who has served a hundred teachers. Sinners include drinkers, outcastes, and those who violate s...
He who accepts unworthy gifts, performs impure rituals, or violates social duties is a thief in spirit and disrupts the natural order.
A base person is one who enters uninvited, speaks without being asked, and behaves foolishly among those who trust and are unaware. This shloka critiq...
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