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Words filled with regret, spoken by a woman with an absent husband, resemble those of others in the same sorrow — highlighting shared emotional experi...
A wise ruler should conquer the world with dharma, good conduct, discipline, and justice — the four-fold path to righteous victory.
Let my mind dwell in the divine grove of kadamba trees, decorated with yellow cloth and filled with flute music — a prayerful longing for union with t...
One who grieves for the dead without clear understanding is like throwing a garland into a dry river or offering a seat to a serpent — meaningless mou...
A parrot-like knowledge that only pleases by recitation without true practice is of little value — true learning lies in action.
What was practiced by gods and sages must also be followed by humans — one must adhere to scriptural actions.
He who doesn't reveal secrets while fulfilling duties attains success — like a monkey thriving even in water.
A bee, though slapped away, continues to follow the elephant’s cheek out of desire — representing the blind pursuit of the ignoble by the ignorant.
O chataka bird! Why do you cling to old, unyielding clouds? Seek new waters at the lake — a lesson in letting go and adaptation.
If an unmarried girl is defiled in the house, even her virtuous ancestors in heaven fall — highlighting the consequences of dishonor.
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