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“Come, let’s pick those lovely flowers,” he said playfully, luring the proud beloved who wished to stay alone. Pretending innocence, he gently drew he...
“Come, O beloved, the offering of alms to the soul of the universe—your presence—is prepared. Through you, even sages receive the fruit of household l...
“Come, beloved, look at this strange sight—a dust-covered ascetic, naked, yet radiant!” She too drank in his face, like a lotus gazing at the sun. Eve...
“Come in, rest here. Why do you appear after so long? I am glad to see you.” Those who speak warmly thus to returning friends are safe to approach wit...
“Come, embrace me,” says the man whose mind still yearns, though fate separates them. He assures her that it’s not anger or betrayal, but destiny that...
“Come back, Sita! I’ve caught the golden deer. Don’t wander alone. These forests are full of deceitful rakshasas.” Rama calls out anxiously, reflectin...
“Come, Rama, my child,” says a parent’s voice filled with longing. “Let me kiss your head, hold you, or simply carry you in my heart. Or let me just w...
The peacock cries “Come, come!” and rushes excitedly toward the rising monsoon cloud, seeing it as its beloved. The lotus-abandoning swans flee, and t...
When desire is absent and effort minimal, action bears no fruit. But even when desire is present, success may or may not follow. This shloka highlight...
When ministers unite in vision and interpret scriptures with clarity, such consensus forms the best counsel. Unity and wisdom make strategy infallible...
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