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The deer gives one precious child; the wolf many. But in deluge, only the first is saved—never the excess. Value and rarity matter more than number.
An arrow may or may not kill, but the sharp mind of a learned person can harm even unborn thoughts—emphasizing the power of intellect and speech.
A single arrow may miss, but the released intellect of a wise one can destroy entire kingdoms. The power of thought exceeds that of weapons.
A single arrow harms one; but a misguided king guided by his minister’s wrong decision can destroy an entire nation with its people.
Clear vision and innate discrimination, supported by wise company, are life’s two guiding lights. One lacking both is truly blind—his missteps deserve...
Why worry if a king gives to many? A wish-fulfilling tree doesn’t choose its seeker; the moon, sun, and cloud serve all equally. Give freely.
A coward, once broken, can break an entire army’s spirit. Even the bravest follow him into despair. Cowardice is contagious in war.
You (Krishna) lifted Govardhana easily. I lift your form daily on my chest—what need for more words? True glory comes from inner devotion, not outer d...
A single fault in the patient: others mistake their kindness for weakness. But this isn't a flaw; patience is the highest strength, misunderstood by t...
That isn’t a fault! Patience is supreme strength. For the weak, it’s a virtue; for the strong, it is an ornament. True strength lies in forgiveness.
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