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Great effort is needed to raise someone, but falling happens easily—so is the case with rising in virtue and falling into vice.
Dreams of riding animals, seeing blood, death, and forbidden unions symbolize omens and often bad luck in traditional interpretations.
The golden stairs formed by shining rocks seem ready for you to ascend—a poetic invitation to divine elevation and beauty.
Let one scale mountains or dive to the abyss—destiny written on the forehead still rules all outcomes.
Trees rise, fall, sway, or bend due to wind—not their will. Similarly, life moves under unseen forces like karma and time.
Even commoners enjoy comforts and luxuries—yet only a worthy person blesses the world by offering noble contributions.
Like hanging vines, the dark rain-laden clouds stretch across the sky resembling a banyan’s vast shadow.
Manu declares honesty, compassion, and self-control as universal virtues for all castes, showing the essence of dharma.
Embrace honesty, my son. It brings fame in this world and heaven beyond—encouraging a virtuous legacy.
Of the virtues, the fourth is honesty, the fifth is righteousness, and the sixth, O dear one, is sweetness in speech.
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