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A king controlled by lust and corrupt ministers goes astray. The wise must restrain him, lest the kingdom perish along with the king.
The crown prince and minister are like two arms of a king, and the counselor is his eye; damaging either weakens the king’s own power.
Wise people emphasize freedom from envy, generosity, self-control in dharma, and truthfulness. Only such a person can remain steadfast and noble.
One should fight without craving for honor, aiming only for rightful objectives—not driven by wounded pride or burning rage.
If a non-human entity enters a yogi’s body, the yogi can destroy it by invoking wind and fire elements through yogic practice.
Even without personal respect, your generosity and virtues make everyone you shelter feel equal and uplifted.
Always act without deceit. One must recognize and stay guarded against the deceit used by enemies.
A twice-born student, even during his marriageable period, should practice celibacy especially on Amavasya, Ashtami, Purnima, and Chaturdashi.
The nectar of his story, already heard by many, has lost its sweetness for me—why should I burn in desire while birds fly free? Curse this fake compos...
O Lord! Even if you attain great success, if your companions are wicked, it leads only to harm. Company matters more than gain.
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