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Why argue excessively? Wherever attachment arises, sorrow follows like a row of wildfires. Highlights the inevitable suffering rooted in desires.
Even if the beloved resists with varied tantrums, do not stray from the path of righteousness, for deviation will lead to disgrace and mockery. Speaks...
Don’t delay important actions—time waits for none. When the moment calls, it’s like an arrow ready to strike, and hesitation causes loss. Value of sei...
Avoid needless debate—accept what you've heard. My heart dwells in a single flavor of love; logic or speech cannot analyze emotional depth.
Enough of staying in this terrifying cremation ground filled with vultures and jackals. Death surrounds, and all beings fear this place. A verse evoki...
None who have entered death’s realm return—be they dear or disliked. This is the inevitable fate of all. Acceptance of mortality.
Though chilled and broken by snow, Bhīṣma awaited the arrival of spring (Phālguna) to depart his body, longing to see Krishna. His passing elevated hi...
Who wouldn’t admire the charming face of a sweet maiden, framed by fragrant curls and radiant with a smile, as if born of nectar itself?
Both unruly curls and wicked people, when placed on the head (in high regard), display their crooked nature more. A witty analogy.
Fulfilled lovers see the glowing dust on curls, sweat on cheeks, and dewdrops of passion on the faces of young beloveds as ornaments. A sensuous, aest...
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