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Worship may be easy, but reverence is rare. Even prolonged service without inner devotion leads to ruin.
The Lord of the universe, appearing feminized, stirs all creation — evoking the memory of Cupid’s enmity.
It’s not surprising that gods tolerate slanderers; even treasures often harbor serpents.
Not all that gods speak or do is consistent — follow only what aligns with reason and wisdom.
Divine beings often demonstrate moral paths through the seemingly immoral actions of animals — a puzzling divine method.
From God emerged Rudra (light-form, consort of Uma), and then Vishnu — the protector of the three worlds.
A divine-blessed child may attain peace, but even an aged coward will remain unwise without grace.
Great donors attain much merit, but the same can be earned even by a poor man offering a tiny coin — such is the fairness of dharma.
I do not enjoy equal affection from God and Lakshmana — for the departed are forgotten, and arrivals lose wealth.
This work, compiled from divine Dhanurveda and Vyasa’s verses, is a condensed treasure of knowledge.
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