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Even after eating the leftovers from others’ plates, these kings feel no shame nor concern for purity. This questions the moral and cultural degenerat...
Others consume the wealth of the dead, while time and fire consume the body. But the soul alone proceeds, wrapped in its own virtue and sin.
The result of enmity passes down generations, affecting even grandchildren. If they perish, the consequences extend into the next world.
As two lovers cling tightly, bite, scratch, and kiss with passion, their embrace grows deeper. Even after exhaustion, the rasa of love doesn't diminis...
A consultation where people merely echo each other's thoughts, without differing views, leads to no true progress. Such counsel is inferior.
The closeness of enemies may give the illusion of harmony, but it is as transient as water placed on a lotus leaf.
Death severs even the deepest of secret affectionate bonds. For the wise, it is not just death, but a cutting of intimate connection.
Among wise people, confidentiality and shared ability are key. Like lovers, they are joined in purpose but do not display it outwardly.
Her tearful face resting on my entwined hands shows the unbreakable yet daily-renewed sorrow of our deep friendship or love.
Only the truly fortunate experience a union that seems preordained by past lives, with equal beauty, age, and affection.
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