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Even death, when caused by the Lord (ruler of the earth), is painless — no nightmare, fall, disease, or bondage. It becomes peaceful and divine.
One who eats betel nut without placing a leaf on the mouth becomes poor for seven births and is not accepted by Lord Vishnu.
Not criticizing others, following one's own duty, compassion toward the weak, and sweet speech everywhere — are signs of virtue.
One must help a loyal friend even at the cost of life, welcome them warmly, give according to one’s capacity, and remain tolerant.
The qualities of great souls are: close bonds with relatives, equanimity with good people, and the ability to align their minds with others with under...
People criticize the praiseworthy, and overly praise the unworthy — just for their own benefit. Mortals are capable of any action for personal gain.
Her loosely tied hair, an unasked-for gift of her veil, a sudden soft smile—all seem to steal away her childhood innocence. A delicate poetic image of...
Better a hidden treasure perish in the mine than be devalued in the eyes of traders. This teaches the dignity of concealed worth over public depreciat...
Lovers watch the playful night-long amorous dances in the moonlit groves without blinking. Yet the divine lamp of fate seems sleepy and dim for the un...
I recall the uncertain smile, the budding baby teeth, and the lotus face of the child—capturing the charm and innocence of early childhood.
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