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True wealth doesn't lie in material possessions but in health, wisdom, good company, noble birth, and independence—all forming the foundation of great...
Health, good fortune, leadership, joy, and fulfillment are the constant companions of those with accumulated merit and past good deeds.
Internal qualities like health, wisdom, humility, diligence, and love for learning, along with external aids like books and teachers, together ensure ...
Six ingredients of a happy life: health, freedom from debt, no exile, companionship of good people, self-reliant livelihood, and fearless living.
Health returns like a loving friend when bitter medicine (like Renuka decoction) is taken, much like a friend returning after pacifying anger.
The one who consumed poison to preserve nectar for others is the one worthy of worship—not those who merely enjoy pleasures.
Don’t assign imaginary merits to me. Claiming I sat on your lap for a thousand divine years is neither logical nor graceful.
A clay pot, placed upon the hips and neck of a young woman and pressed by her full bosom, ironically shares the result of sacrificial fire—suggesting ...
Even noble virtues placed on undeserving persons (like idols in wrong hands) lose their value—wisdom needs context and worthiness.
A woman, forced into marriage, laughs even when wedded to a stranger—indicating detachment and sarcasm under compulsion.
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