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Young men are captivated without fault by the mere sideways glances and gestures of flirtation by enchanting women—such is the power of beauty.
The one whose glance causes tremors, whose presence gives goosebumps, and whose touch evokes sensual delight has come, O beautiful one—your beloved st...
O delicate one, your sidelong glance is like a venomous serpent—capable of making even noble minds swoon.
A wise person should measure a horse from the base of the tail to the hump above the hoof—a guide for proper judgment.
Where true merit is lacking, even the undeserving are elevated; in such a land, even a castor plant is considered a tree.
Never shower gifts on the unworthy—it brings nothing but condemnation and loss, including a depletion of wealth.
Due to karmic debts, the giver often mistakes the unworthy as worthy and bestows upon them—this is fate's entanglement.
A woman seeks pleasure in the undeserving, Indra sends rain on hills, wealth seeks evil, and wisdom often remains with the poor—life's ironies.
By practicing Mula Bandha (yogic root lock), even an old man becomes youthful as the energies of apana and prana unite.
Breathing in and out as "ham-sa," a yogi identifies with the eternal mantra, until death directs the final breath.
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