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The full bosom of Damayanti, though modestly veiled, pierces through Nala's heart like a gift — gentle, yet unshakably powerful in its attraction.
Though lacking flamboyant curves or dramatic speech, the lady’s subtle beauty shines like a covered jewel — elegant and reserved, yet luminous.
Describes fetal development month-wise: chest at two months, belly by three, hips in four — akin to how limbs emerge gradually.
Blessed is the one who sees the infant smile while being breastfed — a moment of divine maternal joy.
The lover's effort to glimpse the beloved’s breasts — like lotus buds — is thwarted by veils and modesty, leading to tearful, futile longing.
Ideal bodily proportions: broad chest, long flanks, symmetrical thighs and arms — traditional Ayurvedic or sculptural measurements of beauty.
Even the most divine celestial nymphs — Urvashi, Rambha, Menaka — are to be shunned if they are not one’s wife, stressing moral restraint.
Only Ananta-Shesha can bear the weight of the dancing Vishnu and the universe — others, though great, fall short.
As divine beings sport in rivers and forests, the turtle carries the earth — cosmic play balanced by dharmic duty.
A complex poetic play using repeated 'वी' and 'ध' sounds — praising the hero’s victory through powerful alliteration.
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