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In music, ābhoga has two sections—one flat and one elevated. This structure reflects divine proportions and patterns.
Now, as twilight descends, the villages rich with grain echo with cow dung fires and smoke—an offering of humble abundance.
With shifting glances and swaying hips, she evokes waves in the heart, stirring emotions like the ocean churned by the moon.
Better to touch a venomous snake than the youthful breasts of an unchaste woman—danger lies not in form, but in intent.
In proper ābhoga singing, the first phrase stays low while the second rises slightly—named according to the composer’s pattern.
The bride, shy and deeply absorbed in thoughts of union, arranges her hair with soft hands bent like tender shoots, her garment slipping slightly over...
One must protect oneself from both internal and external fears. Internal fear arises more rapidly and deeply, and must be swiftly addressed at its roo...
The radiance of a woman’s beauty is not in her breasts (like elephant’s temples), but in the modesty and adornment that guards them—symbolizing restra...
A true physician knows to identify raw, cooking, and fully cooked stages—others are mere pretenders in disguise.
The wind, cooled by celestial rivers, lifts pollen from lotuses and spreads it through buzzing bees, soothing the lovers' heat like a gentle divine ba...
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