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Wealth rules men, youth women, rain the rivers, and seasons the trees—everything has a presiding master.
No wealth or knowledge was earned, no penance done—yet life is gone; what is the point of such existence?
Wealth is life’s breath and enabler of all actions—but even that is taken away by the cunning and deceitful.
He alone is wise who understands the science of growing wealth—just as birds flock only to water-filled lakes.
One skilled in earning wealth must also be patient and virtuous—only then does wisdom truly shine.
If even wealth has to be gained through wealth, what then of righteousness or desire? Wealth is the foundation of all worldly affairs, and its loss le...
Even a small gift given unasked and respectfully should never be disregarded by the wise. Such gifts, bestowed by fate, deserve gratitude and high reg...
The warmth of wealth fuels familial affection, romantic gestures, status in society, and indulgence in the arts. It becomes the silent helper in world...
If the words are correct but the meaning is absent, or if style exists without substance, it is all futile—poetry without rasa is meaningless.
A girl, like wealth, belongs to another until formally accepted. Until then, the heart remains in suspense, like entrusted property yet to be returned...
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