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Even in the deepest oceans, Lord Vishnu reclines, seemingly fearful—yet he is the fearless one. Who else can live there unafraid?
Many Brahmins forsake their dharma, missing rituals, and still survive by odd means—lamenting the decline of righteous living.
Eating cow horns is pointless—it shortens life, erodes teeth, and yields no taste. So too is pointless labor.
Even in scriptures like the Gītā, one may find hidden poetic beauty—Veda-like essence emerges even from stories of cowherds.
Those who have cast away worldly needs like food and sustenance, and instead embrace only the nectar of your kiss in their imagination — they satisfy ...
When the lotus that has been thrown aside is placed playfully on the hand, is it the face that mimics it? And as tears flow down, do you form a garlan...
The full moon, stripped of its stars like a passionate lover deserted by maidens, gently touches the shade of a sweet blossom – resembling an aging ye...
Despite the loss of Lakshmi during the churning of the ocean, the ocean still offers refuge to Hari without envy. Such is the noble nature of the wise...
One may stop the wind of aeons or waves of the great ocean, but the flow of a heart in love cannot be restrained — such is the power of affection.
Even a coward or weak person, if loyal in royal service, does not face defeat among people. Loyalty and association with the powerful offer protection...
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