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I bow again and again to Lord Rama, the remover of crises, the giver of all fortunes, and beloved by the world. This is a devotional homage to divine ...
The wise should not be disheartened by adversity nor become arrogant in prosperity. A balanced mind is the sign of self-mastery.
Even a helpful act can cause harm in times of crisis, just as a mother's leg, meant to support her calf, may trap it. It warns of unintended consequen...
When senses remain unrestrained, one strays from the path to prosperity. See how the wrong choices lead one away from desired ends.
True character is tested in adversity: friends in crisis, warriors in battle, lineage in humility, and a woman’s love in a man’s poverty.
He who helps in adversity or doesn't mock during hardship is a true man. One who does both is rare and honorable.
Great people experience both highs and lows—like the moon that waxes and wanes. Stars, like average men, remain unchanged.
Why laugh at someone in distress, O wealth-blind fool? Isn't it known that wealth is fleeting? The verse rebukes arrogance.
In adversity, noble souls display unprecedented magnanimity, just as rare aloes emit fragrance only when burnt.
The aged who can't guide those trapped in calamity are not wise. Without liberators, peace is far away.
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