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The wise Brahmins, desiring salvation, do not accept gifts from kings—they value renunciation.
The knower walks like the sun—neither praising nor criticizing, just illumining the world with silent wisdom.
A healthy king should follow proper administration; if ill, he must delegate to capable ministers.
The moon rises, reflecting the deceptive glow of dying love—smoke disguises fire, light masks sorrow.
A vision of cosmic battle—black smoke from warlike elephants darkens the sky, lifting veils of illusion.
O king, as the moon rises at night, it opens the lotus flowers, dispelling the darkness like a swarm of bees driven away—symbolizing knowledge illumin...
Her dark breasts resemble ripening fruits—dear lady, let not the wild elephant calves spoil them while pleading for mercy under leafy cover.
My mind seems to have become one with this earth, as it never returns from thoughts of the doe-eyed woman—it is lost in her gaze.
The Ganga flowed to please Shiva and is purified by the ashes from his body. Even divine rivers gain sanctity through devotion.
This Malava land thrives with riches, love, and art; lovers spend days joyfully in beautifully carved palaces during the monsoon.
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