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The one who sets fire, the one who gives poison, one who holds a weapon (to kill), a plunderer of wealth, and one who seizes a field or a wife—these s...
If separation (in a dining line) is caused by a fire, by ashes, by a pillar, by people passing through, or by a path that is not a door, the fault of ...
Fire, water, women, fools, snakes, and royal families—these six should always be approached with great care, for they can instantly take away one's li...
Fire is the guru for the twice-born; the king is the guru for the social classes. For a family woman, her husband is the guru; and for everyone, a gue...
Fire burns with its heat; the sun burns with its rays. A king burns with his power of punishment (daṇḍa), and a Brahmin burns with his ascetic power (...
The god of the twice-born is fire. For sages, the divine is in their hearts. For those of little intellect, it is in idols. For one with equal vision,...
Fire embodies all the gods, and gold has its nature. Therefore, by giving gold in charity, it is as if offerings have been made to all the gods. This...
One does not obtain that fruit from various sacrifices like Agniṣṭoma with their plentiful payments, which one obtains by going on a pilgrimage (tīrth...
Fire, a great splendor in the world, remains hidden in wood. It does not consume that wood until it is ignited by an external force. This is the firs...
When that very fire, having been churned from the wood, is ignited, then it quickly burns down that wood and the rest of the forest with its splendor....
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