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The Lord is the embodiment of comfort, affection, and devotion—he is the living image of ultimate dharma and grace.
Like fire erupting after the first rain—my brief comfort through our son’s birth turned into blazing separation pain.
O cloud! You comfort mountains scorched by the sun, fill rivers, forests—and yet, you end up empty. Your highest glory lies in giving.
On the sixth day of the dark fortnight in Āśvina with Mars in Rohiṇī and Vyatīpāta yoga, rituals bring merit—especially Kapila and Ananta worship.
On the bright half of Āṣāḍha, if Śirīṣa root paste is consumed, it acts as protection against snakebites.
Vachā, dry ginger, and Harītakī, when consumed during sacred months and in Gayā, grant both health and absolution.
If hares are seen during Āṣāḍha in proper places, they bring prosperity; elsewhere, they signal destruction of animals.
Best months for sowing and planting seeds are Āṣāḍha and Śrāvaṇa. Some also do so outside summer, especially for vines.
Even at peak growth, seek balance—two immature pots clash, but when equally made, they harmonize. A call for maturity and equality in association.
Even the most learned who explore the three worlds cannot find the secret path—true control lies in mastering inner impulses like elephants.
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