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The warriors born in Videha and Anga regions are known to be powerful, sharp, and skilled.
The land scorched by fierce sunlight and filled with unbearable dusty storms cannot be endured by travelers already burning with the fire of separatio...
Even hurtful words have been endured, standing at another’s door—O desire, now may you attain some rest.
Even without resources, wise and sincere people accomplish their goals, like the crow, tortoise, deer, and mouse (from Panchatantra).
No one is inherently good or evil by birth; it is only association that makes one noble or wicked.
Do not rely on the wicked, nor bind yourself to the noble unnecessarily. Make prudent choices, as death is certain.
A wise person never begins the impossible, does no wrong deeds, speaks no lies, and avoids the unworthy.
Seeing an invincible enemy, one should divide his allies—like Rama did with Vibhishana, Ravana's brother.
If wise counsel fails, one should reject those with toxic speech and double-tongued nature, like a venomous snake.
Just as a physician treats diseases by understanding their root, so must a king identify and remove societal evils with force if needed.
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