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All debt-linked things — sons, wives, cattle — vanish with the debt’s end. Why lament the loss of what was not truly yours?
One must clear the three debts before seeking moksha; else, trying to attain liberation leads to downfall.
Cattle, wife, son, and home are results of karmic debts; when debts end, they too vanish. Why grieve over their departure?
Life full of quarrels with creditors, childlessness, stinginess, and weak digestion — what use is wealth for such a man?
The deer's eyes, full of fear and beauty, were robbed by nature from these deer-like women who charmed with silent strength.
During menstruation, a woman must not engage sexually of her own will — hence she was married while unclothed, says Manu.
A season is two months, a half-year is an ayana, a year is two ayanas — days and nights differ for gods.
Seasons return; the moon waxes and wanes. But water once gone, youth once lost — never return.
The foolish man who does not approach his wife after her sacred bath commits a grievous sin akin to abortion.
A woman who drinks the white roots (herbal decoction) after her period is sure to conceive a child.
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