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As the deer-eyed maiden arises, her coiled braid shines like a lotus unfurling, attracting bees in droves—metaphor for youthful beauty and irresistibl...
The deer-eyed woman wears champaka flowers in her ears, drawing bees by their scent. If you, O bee, don't savor this—it's your own loss.
The deer-eyed maiden’s braid triumphs like a whip of Cupid—crafted to tease the youth with its mesmerizing motion.
A vivid allegory: animals like deer, hen, beetle, and peacock act naturally, but the snake stealthily seeks prey. Illustrates instinct, deception, and...
Krishna, the king of Vraja, is surrounded by doe-eyed maidens with enticing glances like arrows of Cupid. Let his playful form protect us.
The deer, elephant, moth, bee, and fish—each is destroyed by one of the five senses. Thus, indulgence in sensual pleasure leads to downfall.
The root of all austerity lies in conquering desire and mastering resolve—true inner victory begins with self-control.
Ayurvedic recipe: combine oil, buttermilk, and boil to prepare medicine—practical ancient instruction for wellness.
Once a vibrant city echoing with scholars and poets, now lies silent. A lament over lost culture, learning, and liveliness.
The true essence of scripture is revealed, but the deeper secret is the mistrust of kings—power often ignores wisdom.
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