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Time creates, preserves, and destroys all. The universe is entirely under time’s control—time is the supreme ruler.
Her deeply red hands strum the lute, sparking jealousy in her beloved. As she taps his ears in fun, he reacts like a struck lotus.
Neither the lion nor the snake nor the king cause harm—but when death in the form of false friends strikes suddenly, none can escape.
Even a small, pure water droplet in a shell becomes a pearl. Pure actions, though small, gain priceless value.
If a boar builds its nest on earth, all creatures emerge from it. In divine metaphor, the cosmic fire of creation begins from humble origins.
He who sins out of ignorance and hates the virtuous must be called the lowest among men—an enemy to society and self.
He who worships the Jina with flowers thrice daily earns the blessings of celestial and earthly kings alike—his wealth and fame are assured.
Even if honored, the wicked cause fear at every sight—like a snake in the house. Their nature doesn’t change.
Meat strengthens the senses and passions, but the wise renounce it after careful thought, preferring purity over indulgence.
The one who harms the innocent suffers loss of fortune, even if under royal protection. Divine justice never spares the evil-doer.
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