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O brother, pause and listen carefully to our speech. A deep, ineffable feeling—like a silent dream—shines within us now.
At dusk, standing at her doorway, placing her gaze forward, Rama smiled radiantly upon seeing me. A tender, romantic moment.
For the intelligent, nothing is impossible—no action unachievable, no truth unreachable. Intelligence can overcome all.
This shloka lists those who are considered "अवध्या"—not to be harmed under any circumstances, as per dharmic ethics. These include Brahmanas (learned ...
Certain beings—brahmins, children, women, ascetics, and the ill—are always to be protected and never harmed, reflecting ethical dharma.
Even if these protected persons err, their punishment is not physical but symbolic—illustrating the compassionate side of justice.
The moon-like face of the woman, although turned downward shyly, radiates intense attraction and overpowers the mind with beauty.
The speaker urges moving forward quickly, comparing bowed heads and tearful eyes to oxen hit by rain—reflecting urgency and sorrow.
A vivid scene of a woman embraced tightly, her eyes fluttering and ornamented bells softly ringing, depicts an intimate moment.
A beautiful bird is described—stepping gently, remaining silent, peering into water—a metaphor for grace, caution, or perhaps self-awareness.
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