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The wicked man thinks he has inner wisdom, but all he does is repeat eloquent sayings to appear learned, like a bee hovering over women’s bodies, seek...
Whether a cat or dog enters a royal palace or not, it doesn't lessen the worth of an elephant standing outside. Inner value isn’t determined by locati...
Women are like guñjā fruits—deceptively sweet outside but filled with bitterness within. This shloka questions the mysterious creation of such beings ...
The Supreme Lord Vishnu resides in all things—even the Lord of Serpents sleeps in the ocean, and the ocean fits in a handful by Brahmā. Your glory, O ...
When the moon hides, the water-lily loses its charm. So too, in absence of the beloved, even past memories lose their sweetness and cause unbearable s...
If the lotus stem has inner cracks, despite appearing smooth outside, how can it be strong? Inner weakness is more dangerous than outer flaws.
This intense attachment to one’s family, infected by wickedness and rooted in lineage pride, is like fire kindled by summer winds—it ultimately destro...
How can the ocean be approached when it harbors inner fire, terrifying creatures, and danger all around? It may look beautiful, but it’s filled with h...
The tears of a woman, flowing from inner anxiety and bound by her lashes, reflect the weight of emotion—each tear a message of her silent, dignified p...
Words have no meaning for someone engulfed in inner darkness. Just as speech cannot replace a lamp, only experience can dispel true ignorance.
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