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Hanuman, the destroyer of Lanka's armies, the one devoted to Shri Rama's service, protector of the world’s afflicted, is the bestower of joy and safet...
Like sacred mantras that ward off all obstacles, may the hand gestures of the elephant-faced one (Ganesha) bring joy in all directions.
The arrival of spring adorns nature with vibrant flowers—ashoka trees bloom brightly, golden trumpet flowers sparkle, and lotuses fade in comparison. ...
Why are you sad in spring's joy? Even with flowers blooming, your heart is restless. If you place trust in thorny plants like kusumbha, you will only ...
The one who is not worthy of grief grieves, while those truly in pain may not. In this body, like a bubble, who truly deserves grief?
You speak wise words but grieve unnecessarily, says Krishna to Arjuna. The wise do not mourn the living or the dead, knowing their impermanence.
Only fools grieve for beings unworthy of sorrow. In doing so, they suffer doubly by increasing their pain.
A wise poor man is not sorrow-worthy; a widow with strong lineage is not pitiful. Social status alone doesn't determine grief-worthiness.
One who eats, kills, gives, receives, and consents to slaughter—six are equally culpable in the act of killing. A profound ethical statement on collec...
The eater of flesh, the killer, the buyer, the giver, and the one who approves—none escape the karmic cycle. The sin rebounds even on the so-called as...
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