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Whether carrying a child or a karmic debt, both must be borne in silence and released in pain — joy conceives, sorrow delivers.
Just as birds need both wings to fly, success needs the balance of fate and effort. Neither alone is sufficient.
As wings enable birds to fly, so too do knowledge and action together lead to liberation — one without the other is incomplete.
When both archer and target move, hitting the mark demands exceptional skill and effort — mastery arises from challenge.
If celestial Ganga and Yamuna flowed separately, the beauty of union — like blue silk on his chest — would lose its charm.
A sensual description of a woman's form as divine sculpture, combining artistic and romantic metaphors in layered beauty.
Observing both worlds, sages created kings as embodiments of dharma — rulers must uphold cosmic balance.
With swan-like wings, divine qualities, and purity, this metaphor highlights that qualities are revered by merit, not merely by place.
A poetic tribute to Kumāra (Murugan), born of Shiva and Uma, adorned with lotus garlands and golden earrings.
A poetic composition inspired by Uma’s son, the wielder of the mace (probably Skanda or Vishnu), full of rasa and celebration.
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