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Your sandalwood scent draws Lakshmi herself to you, but alas! We only see a snake coiled in your lap—may we be spared this illusion.
The Vedas encompass everything—from language, music, emotions, enjoyment, disease, joy, to madness—all depending on focus and direction.
Despite sacrifices, austerities, and rituals, only worship at the feet of Narayana truly leads to victory—transcending all ritualistic practice.
According to scriptures and traditions, the wife is one’s equal half—sharing equally in both virtue and vice.
One who cuts down a mango tree but waters a neem tree will never taste sweetness—symbolizing wrong efforts and misplaced intentions.
Though the mango season has passed with its flowers, fragrance, and fruit, even now it soothes people’s heat with its cool shade—suggesting lasting im...
Are mangoes noble due to their fruits? Bananas for their cooling shade? Champakas for fragrance? Don’t be misled by appearances—the elephant, too, ign...
The mango shoot with its red and dark shades rises like a turtle’s shell top—a blend of soft beauty and sturdy form, symbolizing vibrant renewal.
The spring god wields mango blossom arrows, kinshuk as bow, moon as parasol, cuckoos as bards, and the breeze as his elephant—ushering the season of l...
The cuckoo sings sweetly atop the flowering mango, acting like a messenger drawing the hearts of lovers toward their desires.
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