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O lotus-eyed one, if you wish to go on a secret rendezvous, conceal your face carefully and go to your beloved discreetly.
How can Cupid, who himself is so tender, strike the soft-bodied Krishna? Yet soon, transformed by fury, he becomes as harsh as a wild elephant with tu...
Though accused, she avoided confrontation, subtly showing gestures—like a new bride unable to face her husband, the enemy’s flag sways unable to face ...
Even in thunderous, dark nights filled with storm clouds, women, guided by lightning’s flash, rush toward their beloved—driven by love’s fire.
His body, though moist with sandal water and cool breezes, could not lose its inner heat—his passion exceeded even the winds of Indra’s realm.
Protect your deepest wish and strive steadfastly with courage. Success follows only those efforts that are constant and resolute.
Desired results, contentment, and prosperity arise from good food shared among two, three, or many—symbolizing shared joy and generosity.
After attaining her long-desired beloved, the woman shone brightly, her doubts cast aside. True joy in love arises when hope overcomes fear.
Fools rejoice in owning even a fraction of the earth, while even kings haven’t possessed it for a moment—wise men reflect on the vanity of such pride.
Of fruits, Kapittha (wood apple) is always wholesome; banana never is. This proverb advises choosing wisely, despite outward sweetness.
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