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As the doe-eyed lovers depart from their meeting places, not only do their garments change, but their minds too undergo transformation.
When the object of value departs of its own accord, how can the miser's heart show generosity? For the noble, even life is easy to give in such times.
In the vast ocean-like sky, adorned with ships shaped like intoxicated elephants, the city shone like the wealth of another ocean, grand and limitless...
In a dry desert where young maidens have moved on, the solitary karīra tree remains, decorated with dry blossoms — patient yet longing.
Stirred by indifferent winds, the tree with fragile roots seems to collapse — symbolizing how a firm stance is needed to defeat even strong enemies.
What offense have I committed to deserve such harshness? Even a veena does not produce harsh sounds unless played improperly.
Win over affectionate offenders with gentle words and gifts, and handle others with punishment or strategy depending on their disposition.
“We neither hear of your fault nor falsehood,” says Krishna, indicating that His silence itself purifies — divine mercy surpasses judgment.
If a well-executed task fails due to fate, the fault lies not with the ministers but with destiny — a distinction of responsibility.
O Hari, I am drowning in sin and suffering — grant me refuge even though I am full of offenses.
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