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Drinking water infused with roots of arka and cotton plants cures poison. Also, eating patola root can revive even one bitten by a venomous snake.
Under the shade of arka trees, a divine, lightning-clad maiden appears like a deity of love—radiant, charming, yet fierce in presence.
What use are trees with fruit or flowers if none offers rest or shade? Better one such tree than a thousand vain ones—value lies in usefulness.
Some trees are fruitless, some thorny, others cruel. Rare is the mango tree whose blossoms attract humming bees and the koel sings sweetly—true sweetn...
Even the red lotus, which thrives facing the sun, pales before your red-lac-dyed feet—your presence outshines all divine beauty.
The ocean becomes the offering, the moon sandalwood, the stars rice—nature itself performs your worship, O Lord of the Universe.
Offering water to the Sun god with focused mind, the worshipper adorns himself and reflects upon his duties through mantras—signifying morning ritual.
As Bharata’s brother was shouting “Arghyam! Arghyam!” in anger, his wrath blazed like fire—a moment of tension charged with royal dignity.
Due to the purity of the priest, excellence of worship, and the beauty of the idol, the deity becomes truly present—emphasizing devotion and sanctity.
Though we worship Ganesha and Bhairava, we also curse the rats and dogs—highlighting human inconsistency in honoring the divine and despising its comp...
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