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The Moon, with its inquisitive beams shining on the tops of the Kalpavriksha trees, appears eager to craft necklaces of light, as if stringing a garla...
Though life is not eternal and desires are often unfulfilled, people still act as though permanence exists. The verse questions the blind pursuit of w...
This is a magnificent poetic verse describing a fierce, terrifying Kapalika yogi playing with skulls, dancing on Kailasa, embodying the fury of cosmic...
Even in the storms of pralaya, the merging of oceans, and the blazing of twelve suns, the detached mind remains unharmed—celebrating the strength of i...
At the end of the kalpa, the same steadfast laws and limits of the Earth’s oceans remain untouched—signifying eternal principles amidst cosmic upheava...
The furious roars at the end of time, unheard and unappeased, haunt the empty heavens; may these terrible echoes of wrath protect you—a poetic invocat...
At time’s end, forms of Vishnu (Matsya, Kurma) are subdued and illusionary. Mahabhairava alone, beyond delusion, ends confusion—offering spiritual cla...
Why worry about karma’s fruits? Past karma shapes all; only merit brings worthy birth—not effort alone. Trust the unseen.
The beloved hesitates to trust the messenger’s assurance that Krishna still loves her, recalling the name once whispered—expressing painful doubt amid...
In the cruel desert heat, even trees are burnt and travelers suffer—what is the remedy in such a merciless environment? A lament on harsh existence.
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