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Evil minds notice others’ virtues only to corrupt them, like hearing the cuckoo’s sweet call to hunt it. Their silence hides malice, not appreciation.
One overwhelmed by another’s sorrow, full of empathy, should uplift the distressed with compassion, as if their pain is one’s own.
If the bashful maiden covers her breasts with her scarf, they push outward even more—honor refuses to be hidden, growing radiant by the attempt.
On the battlefield, thick clouds of dust obscure sight. Blood gushes like a newborn sunrise—fiery red, born from wounded horses, elephants, and warrio...
She swiftly veils her hips with her scarf, distracted by playful hair and trembling breath. Her hands and breasts show signs of recent lovemaking—her ...
Arjuna is told that true wisdom is veiled by insatiable desire, which appears like fire and is the eternal enemy of the wise. Even the enlightened can...
Though hearts may be physically concealed beneath women's breasts, passionate lovers still manage to touch them through caresses, as if the heart itse...
Blinded by their own arrogance and wealth, the deluded laugh and behave foolishly, as if possessed—completely unaware of their surroundings or their o...
There is no better way to express gratitude to the Lord than through silent inner satisfaction and contentment; verbal declarations pale in comparison...
The speaker humbly begs the Pandya princess to disclose any hidden pain, that it may be soothed—offering gentle love and patience in place of interrog...
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