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In the context of alliteration (anuprāsa), who can match the son of Go (Gonandana, Krishna)? Either his name conveys exact meaning, or it reflects bea...
That action which is begun out of delusion (moha), without consideration for consequences, loss, or harm, and performed merely out of stubbornness or ...
The wise person considers the consequences, the results of actions (karmas), and their own capacity before deciding whether or not to act. Discretion ...
When engaging in connected actions, one must reflect carefully on their outcomes and not act hastily or impetuously. True success lies in mindful and ...
Her face like the moon arrives, and the emotion stirs his heart like waves troubling a still ocean. Such a deep experience of beauty disturbs even the...
Wealth (Lakshmi) is as fickle as a lamp-flame disturbed by a strong wind. Therefore, one must experience it, share it, honor the worthy, and associate...
Fortunate women enjoy flower bangles and garden play, while my happiness lies in the bees’ dance and garden blooms. A contrast between worldly pleasur...
Though an expert, the beloved trembles like a creeper in her lover’s arms, under the guise of a swing festival—highlighting delicate love, sensuality,...
Even when his forces were suffering, Arjuna's powerful bow (Gāṇḍīva) did not fail—like a noble friend remaining loyal in adversity. A metaphor for con...
Bees narrate tales of lotus buds hidden under waters along the banks of long-frequented lakes—a poetic picture of love, secrecy, and nature.
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