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If one does not see the rapid destruction due to wrong actions in this life itself, who would still strive for gain through evil?
Rulers are like mountains—harsh, stiff, surrounded by fierce beasts, difficult to approach, and treacherous.
O king, your beloved Earth is too dear to you; though my soul has left the body, you still serve her, forsaking me.
Very weak food should not be leapt over (skipped); those qualities praised in leaping (over obstacles) are also good for small meals (moderation).
The night (south-facing) is considered very auspicious and blissful for worshipping Shiva; the morning (east-facing) should be devoted to other deitie...
I bow to Hanuman, the abode of unmatched strength, golden-bodied, fire to demons, foremost among the wise, full of virtues, leader of monkeys, messeng...
One dissatisfied with his own wife, with restless senses and deceitful intellect, is brought to ruin by involvement with others' wives.
Giving without satisfaction, forgetting names in conversation, not praising the worthy—these are signs of a dispassionate person.
The sun, barely above the horizon, looks like it wears a crown of red Bandhūka blossoms—just a reflection of earth’s reddish dust.
A fire that falls where there's no grass dies out. Likewise, a forgiving person alone attributes blame to themselves when wronged.
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