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Different trees offer various benefits—mangoes for wellbeing, bhallātaka for fearlessness, khadira for health, and arjuna for rainfall—each with its o...
Copper is purified with acid, bronze with ash, a woman with collyrium, and a river by its current—symbolizing purification by contrasting forces.
One should plan expenditure based on income. Spending more than earnings, even Kubera (god of wealth) would perish.
With wide rays and deceitful glow, the moon casts illusions like a trickster child at play—symbolizing the elusive beauty of desire.
His long fingers, touching her waist softly, delighted in the fullness of her hips—sensual affection is expressed through gentle touches.
One should plan for the future, act decisively in the present, and understand the faults and merits of the past—this is the path to wisdom.
The ruined worship appears like a fallen order, dimmed light, or a scorched direction—symbolizing lost devotion or divine disapproval.
One who understands future merits/faults, is decisive in present, and grasps past actions’ results cannot be defeated by enemies.
Choose only what brings true joy both now and later; never act in ways disliked by the world—ethical foresight and harmony.
The one who knows remedies for future threats, is firm in the present, and learns from the past never loses wealth—ideal leader.
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