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Where grass is absent among grass, and where earth appears without grass—dig there; that’s where water or treasure is found.
What greater hell is there than when one cannot do good to the one they love due to some wicked person’s interference?
One should keep their pride (bow) appropriate to their strength—divine bows are supreme, human ones are always lesser.
Scriptures are studied for knowledge and fame; the famous are honored in this world and the next.
What could be more laughable than a wicked man calling himself noble and labeling the noble as wicked?
In Shiva’s house, everyone wants to consume someone else—rat wants the snake, snake the peacock, peacock the lion etc. Such is the nature of the world...
If there were no summer, the beauties adorned with clean white clothes, sandalpaste, and garlands would not exist—this is your creation’s wonder!
The most amazing nature of an arrogant man is that he never softens, even when shown kindness.
Let one recite sweet words, scale mountains, fly skies or roam worlds—yet no one can avoid death when it truly comes.
A dog is always restless and disruptive—but lying upside down, it becomes auspicious. So too, improper elements can be auspicious in rituals.
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