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Strange indeed is fate—those without merit live long, while the virtuous may struggle or die early. Karma works beyond human logic.
True wisdom lies in preserving much from little—managing wisely is greater than mere accumulation.
Punditry and nobility lie in managing inheritance wisely—true dharma is minimizing losses while preserving value.
The essence of fleeting life lies in sharing unguarded joy with those who are tender, innocent, and wise.
Wealth’s true power is visible when all relationships—spouse, children—are seen as tied to it.
Even the lifeless gain reverence if tied to wealth—a corpse carried on palanquin proves money’s influence.
The scent-maddened elephant dives into illusion, only to be gently cooled by water—metaphor of passion quenched by love.
The battlefield drenched in friend’s blood and elephant dust becomes a moving mountain—glory and horror of war interwoven.
Her youthful breasts framed by perfumed robes dance like art in motion—symbol of feminine charm.
Seeing the earth encircled by elephants, the king dreams again of glory in war, amidst celestial wonders.
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