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May the auspicious form of Shiva, dark and fair on either side, bring bliss. Even Parvati’s presence seems like a divine balance—beauty in contrast.
Who else is as pleasing, as truthful, and as universally protective as you, O noble king? A verse praising ideal royal virtue.
The auspicious man speaks to bless; the cunning one merely flaps his words with greed in mind—a contrast of sincerity and deception.
A virtuous king hides his gurus’ faults, remains calm in joy and sorrow, and never flees battle—depicting dharmic leadership.
A ruler with noble lineage, moral conduct, and policy wisdom is praised as 'chaturasra'—balanced and ideal in all directions.
Captivated by your auspicious charm and grace, he submits himself completely, even if you abandon your vow. Now, struck by Cupid’s arrows, he lies imp...
O universal lord, you are the embodiment of all auspiciousness and glory. Grant me your favor, remove my sins, and bestow manifold blessings upon me f...
Rama’s name is the treasure of auspiciousness, the purifier of sin, and the spiritual sustenance for seekers. It is the resting place for poets and th...
Ganapati blesses all who bow to him. When pleased, even the impossible becomes possible. Goddess Lakshmi herself enters the lap of the humble.
May the ornaments on Shiva’s axe-born trees, snake-like bangles, and golden hues stained by vermillion showers bring you bliss and beauty.
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