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The fruit of knowledge is equanimity—remaining unmoved in adversity and unexcited in success. Wisdom is measured by one’s response to fortune and misf...
The heart-bee hovered in the playground of your embrace. But fate dropped it among thorny ketaki bushes. Feel the pain of this delicate creature now t...
Dharma is that which transcends joy and sorrow. The self, untouched by external happiness or grief, is the mark of spiritual maturity and steadiness.
A man is defined by what he achieves. If someone surpasses his accomplishments, then the former fades. Greatness is retained only as long as no one do...
A true man is he whose offspring are born from a righteous wife. She is called a wife only if her husband protects, and they share dharmic union.
Patience and forgiveness define manhood. The impatient and intolerant, though male by birth, are not truly men. Masculinity is measured by restraint.
These 32 arts—if possessed by the ignorant—only mislead the world. Only the learned can rightly wield them. True knowledge lies in discretion and righ...
As the moon rises, women with full breasts and jingling bangles sing joyfully while pounding rice. Even mundane acts become poetic in this rustic, mus...
Young women, with anklet-jingling steps and shy glances like frightened deer, steal hearts effortlessly. Their presence is magnetic, evoking beauty, i...
The ketaki flowers, though thorny, bloom attractively. The bee, unaware of the pain, keeps returning. Likewise, one devoted soul seeks the Divine, reg...
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