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Day-sleep, like a jealous co-wife, dims your eyes and distracts you—it mocks, mimics, and disorients.
She undertook intense austerity and meditation to gain both true love and a worthy husband—such rewards aren’t gained otherwise.
O Shesha, burdened by Earth’s weight, don’t bend more—when even one being suffers, the world loses its balance.
One who meditates upon a bee becomes a bee—by contemplating detachment, one becomes truly detached.
With just three flower-arrows, Cupid conquers the three worlds. This beloved's eyes complete his triumph.
A true friend shares, listens, eats, and feeds—six qualities define friendship.
Even a tree planted in a brick-lined pit bears fruit if it’s a banyan—just as noble souls thrive even in adversity.
An empty-handed man should not see dear ones—wife, friend, or superior—when he has nothing to offer.
Wealth, family, and children are all meant to support righteous action in distress—even a wife must stand by dharma.
The gods provide pleasures via sacrifice. One who enjoys without offering back is a thief.
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