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Lightning flashes, sandal fragrance wafts, thunder resounds, peacocks cry—how will these rich days pass without her?
Forests adorned with mango buds, sweet winds, and cuckoo calls surround me—but Smara (Cupid) turns all to torment in her absence.
The world’s greatest irony is when a wicked person calls the noble one a villain, unaware of their own faults.
One who earnestly explores poetic wisdom, even without speaking aloud, wins Sarasvati's favor.
Krishna’s divine play with Radha on Yamuna’s banks, full of love, laughter, and sacred union, blesses the world with joy and fortune.
Though wealth may reside in mundane tasks or ordinary men, kings value bold and wise individuals engaged in charitable acts.
Everyone, divine or demonic, enjoys pleasures or sufferings per their past and present deeds—karma governs all.
A well-earned virtue may still fail in unfavorable fate, and rather than bringing success, may even result in misfortune.
Like a tree nourished from the roots by wisdom, the tree of human effort bears fruit through just conduct.
The bride is taught bed rituals, love play, and charming behavior by experienced women as part of wedding traditions.
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