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In different terrains—marshy, desert, forest—truth must be expressed differently. Context matters in communication.
Out of envy, some misuse knowledge just to shame the wise through argument—true intelligence lies in respect.
Kings accumulate wealth for one reason: to protect themselves and eventually offer it to the wise (Brahmins).
The goal of ruling is internal peace; a king who stays mentally undisturbed amid duties is truly successful.
Noble families remain composed through all stages—beginning, middle, and end—this calmness is their strength.
The kumuda (night-lotus) withers when exposed to too much sun and sound—beauty thrives only in appropriate restraint.
True nobility is in bowing one’s head humbly before the virtuous—humility defines greatness.
The true form of enmity is when one’s own senses are defeated—crushing indulgence is greater than harming an external enemy.
True bravery lies not in killing, but in protecting others’ lives—real heroes are life-givers.
O slender-waisted one, my only merit is that you, guest in my vision, stay in my eyes. Let your glance never leave me.
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