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One should pursue pleasures as described faultlessly in the Kāmasūtra, but only within the bounds of time, place, strength, and medical wisdom, withou...
Even the pale and waning phase of the moon captivates the eye with its tranquil beauty. Beauty doesn’t require brilliance; calm presence charms hearts...
When pride melts away and grandeur is lost, a man falls into deep suffering. Then, he clings to righteousness, like iron merging in fire, transformed ...
Conduct reveals family lineage; speech shows region. Nervousness reflects affection, while appearance and eating style reveal personal qualities.
Conduct shows family background, physique and food reveal nature, words reflect learning, and eyes show affection—every detail conveys identity.
Even at the cost of life, proper conduct must be upheld. Just as cloth is purified by alkaline water, the body and soul are purified by good conduct.
Conduct is supreme dharma, penance, and knowledge. Truly, there’s nothing that cannot be achieved through righteous conduct.
The scriptures declare that conduct is the highest dharma. Hence, a wise and self-controlled person must always remain dedicated to it.
It is certain that conduct is the highest dharma for all. One with corrupt conduct perishes both in this world and the next.
Good conduct is the foremost dharma and leads to great welfare. It grants fame in this world and supreme joy in the next.
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