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Destiny unfolds according to one’s inner nature (sattva). Prosperity embraces those of strong character, never the weak-minded.
A single brave man, steadfast in purpose, can conquer countless enemies whose egos and hatred lead to ruin in battle.
Knowing intellect to be superior, one must steady the mind and conquer the fierce, ever-changing enemy—desire.
People flatter the rich—even noble ones stoop low for wealth. Meanwhile, a poor man, though virtuous, is ignored even if he governs the world.
Everything that happens—good or bad—is the result of past karma. God only executes what the soul has earned.
Courtesans, driven solely by self-interest, lack sincerity. Desiring sensual pleasures from them brings no real gain to the seeker.
As long as one’s mind is tied to material actions and ignorance, true devotion to Lord Vasudeva is impossible, and liberation remains far.
Lust, born of delusion, causes suffering; but in those with discernment, it leads to detachment, which ultimately grants liberation.
If I am truly at fault, O doe-eyed beloved, then let me suffer. This folded hand is for punishment, not pardon—I don’t deserve forgiveness.
By applying a herbal paste every seventh day, one’s hair gradually turns black like the wings of bees, even from birth.
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