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A strategist should first plan using mantra (wisdom); Indra defeated demons not by strength alone, but with mantra-power.
One who seeks a king's favor should refine himself through knowledge, humility, and skills.
For one desiring to ascend to yoga, action is the path; for one who has already ascended, tranquility is the means.
You, like a boat unfurling sails in wild wind, pull me toward yourself, O graceful one—symbolizing irresistible attraction.
A true king must first conquer his inner enemies—desires and anger—by controlling his senses before ruling others.
Victory begins with self-conquest. He who hasn't mastered himself can't hope to master others.
The moon, having lost its glow to your face’s beauty, seems to stand on mountain tops, hands raised in surrender.
Moonstones on hilltops shine as if dancing on pleasure peaks, their glow resonating with elegance and charm.
Even the lotus dropped from a woman’s ear becomes unworthy; purity is judged by circumstance, not just substance.
Battle horses, glistening with sweat and tossing manes, thunder through earth-shaking dance, responding to royal drums.
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