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Beginning improper actions, opposing one's own people, competing unnecessarily, and trusting immoral women—these are four gateways to death or destruc...
A man who desires inappropriate or undeserved fruits is always restrained by fate, just as crows get mouth sores when trying to eat unripe grapes.
What is proper or improper action? Let there be firm devotion to the Lord. The moon sheds nectar even amidst poison—Maheshwara (Shiva) accepts both eq...
Even if Lord Shiva acted inappropriately by cutting Brahma’s head, his hand was not severed. The same hand now writes indelible destinies—some karma l...
If a noble person is forced by a deceitful master to perform inappropriate acts, his merit remains untouched—like a jewel placed wrongly doesn't lose ...
The symmetry of movement in all body parts like waist, elbows, head, ears, etc., makes for graceful dance—equality in rise and fall is beauty in motio...
A beautiful stance in dance is one that shows practiced elegance, balance, and proper rest points, leading to visual and emotional delight.
The moon, untouched by gods, not torn by Rahu, still bears a blemish. It's not overpowered by day, not hidden by eclipses—still he rises in beauty.
When he (a divine being) embraced the trembling earth with his wave-like arms, divine sounds rang and heavens showered flowers, declaring his love.
Even if one treats all equally, calling even adversaries as friends, people judge based on how one speaks—not necessarily what one feels.
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