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Let not reasoning be guided by unverified signs or shallow logic; many are deceived by untrained philosophies.
Never act without examining the consequences — or like the Brahmani who fed a mongoose, regret may follow.
Even the wealthy are judged by appearances; if their wealth is hidden, no one discusses their greatness — such is the irony.
Mistaking one another in disguise, even enemies may bow down in reverence — such is the irony of appearances.
Only the vine called Aparṇā (Durga) is worth worshipping, as even the immovable Shiva bears it and gains immortality.
What is a hundred autumns in the endless stream of time? One who realizes this cannot afford to waste even a moment.
Her hips are so wide that her friend group struggles to tie her waistband — evoking poetic admiration of her voluptuous form.
In a heart free of turmoil, your flawless words reflect like a pure mirror — a true blessing of auspicious beauty.
One who fears no slander and discerns good and bad is like fate itself — hard to predict and beyond judgment.
That which causes slander and misunderstanding leads to hellish consequences; hence a wise person never engages in such behavior.
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