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Even fearsome forms of Shiva (Mahabhairava) are auspicious. Outer fright masks inner benevolence—an insight into divine paradoxes.
A shift in one’s demeanor signifies mental defeat. Giving up hope and goal-orientation is likened to being enslaved or falling from grace.
Merely dreaming of wealth or charm by appearance alone leaves one deaf to the pleas of the needy. A critique of superficial values.
Even one resembling Cupid in form and fortune can be deceived by women. Outer beauty does not guarantee sincerity or success in love.
Even if concealed, one’s nature and emotions will eventually reveal themselves. Truth within the heart can’t stay hidden forever.
A lover, even deeply in love, must maintain some restraint and not become servile—too much affection without dignity leads to disrespect.
A philosophical taxonomy—each level of knowledge, perception, and result must correspond with the previous stage. Harmony among all elements is essent...
The young elephant, despite being mighty, becomes shy with female elephants due to their teasing speech and actions. A metaphor of youthful awkwardnes...
A powerful prayer praising the Lord's unique form, unmatched charm, and victorious presence—may He destroy enemies as effortlessly as letters vanish.
A person’s true intentions can be gauged through subtle cues—form, movements, words, and facial expressions. External signs betray inner feelings.
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