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Mount Mandara bears the imprint of Vishnu’s armlets during the churning of the ocean; now rooted on Kurma's back, it stands tall as a witness to divin...
A man who is unrighteous, miserly, rude, and talentless—yet enjoys wealth—makes one question the existence of karma or destiny.
If one seeks to offer humility to a pure soul, let rulers be angry—it is still easy to purify oneself before the noble.
The same Creator who gave form to the smallest insect and the entire universe also placed tremendous powers in the divine eye, weapon, and warrior's a...
Holding a delicate lotus-like hand, with smiling glances and whispering among her companions, the beautiful-eyed maiden made my heart flutter.
A Gopi, tired from churning the milk pot, blames fate for not reaching her desired goal, comparing it to divine obstruction.
A heron imitates meditation—standing still while slowly preying on fish, pretending indifference. It shows how deceit can wear the mask of calm.
Fools unnecessarily carry heavy burdens on their heads in the ocean of life, whereas the wise surrender the load at the mother's feet and easily cross...
Describes yogic centers: Mūlādhāra (base), Svādhiṣṭhāna (source of birth), Maṇipūra (navel), and Anāhata (heart) chakras.
The ten dhāraṇā (concentration points) are located from base to nose, throat, and between brows, used for yogic internal focus.
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