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One soul, many bodies; one truth, many illusions; one knowledge, many sects. Why argue when all paths lead to the same? A powerful reflection on unity...
Though born of the same womb and star, siblings may differ in conduct—just like the sweet jujube and thorny plant, though both grow together. Blood re...
Sharing the same womb but with divided aims and actions, like birds with separate necks, they perish without unity. This analogy warns that division w...
Rama alone, though facing thousands of demons, met them all equally. His courage and power matched their multitude. A testament to the heroic singular...
God is one—be it Vishnu or Shiva; one friend, one home, one wife—simplicity is bliss. The verse advocates contentment and singular devotion over multi...
One true path is dharma; one supreme peace is in forgiveness; one ultimate insight is through knowledge; one source of bliss is non-violence. A concis...
Until one wound is healed, another arises. A true saying—disasters spread rapidly through small cracks. Small faults invite major misfortunes. Vigilan...
Nineteen women went to bathe in the river; twenty returned. Upon counting, one realized they had miscounted. In fact, a tiger had eaten one. A folk ta...
Again, this variant recounts that nineteen women went to the forest to play, but twenty returned due to miscount. In truth, one was eaten by a tiger. ...
A leader may be a warrior or a sage; a wife, noble or beloved; a friend, king or monk. True companionship, leadership, and love are not bound by caste...
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