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One who observes all Ekadashi and Chaturdashi fasts and meditates on Hari-Hara attains the Supreme Abode.
Your virtues watered with gifts have sprouted as a creeper of fame spreading to the skies, perfumed by praises from all directions.
What seems like love may turn venomous — painful seeds of affection grow into blazing trees of grief and burning regret.
A field repeatedly tested becomes barren — similarly, overburdening leads to exhaustion and futility.
The mind indulged in desires becomes impure — like fire slowly consumed by dripping fuel, it is never satisfied.
Wise ones proclaim that true rulers must combine timely action and strength. Those who uphold justice, like Manu’s lineage, use both labor and force t...
The sage suggests both natures (desire and detachment) have roles in enjoyment, while Pāṇini argues only detachment leads to liberation.
A true hero can emerge victorious from both internal and external battles, like two elephants escaping a swamp, each on their own.
The miser and the generous both save wealth, but the former for self-indulgence and the latter for others — thus their intentions widely differ.
True union arises from mutual joy; one hand alone cannot produce the rhythm of clapping — both must come together.
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