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O beloved, if you are near, even the harshest sun becomes cool. Just by embracing you, one surpasses all affliction—your presence is the true sandal-p...
The pearls you let fall without a second thought sparkle like the gleam of your hands and eyes. Even the buzzing bee is confused by their brilliance.
This simple worldly saying is deeply wise: if joy comes while alive, what use is a hundred years of lifeless existence?
The name of Rama, shining in all directions, worshipped by gods, adored by Sita, destroys life’s afflictions. May this divine name spread joy in your ...
She wakes early with discipline, serves her guru, keeps her home clean, and takes care of the cows—a portrayal of an ideal woman of dharma.
The poetic description of the moon—splendid as foam, lotuses, nectar, and sky's reflection—proclaims its beauty beyond imagination.
Like waves, wealth and youth are transient—fleeting and unpredictable like dreams and cotton in a storm.
Why despise ordinary gems tossed by waves, when even the greatest like Krishna accepted a jewel (Kaustubha)? Humility lies in divine acceptance.
Even a mountain spring, though weak, satisfies the thirsty more than a vast but undrinkable sea—highlighting purity over magnitude.
O ocean, you thunder and block skies endlessly, but what if your waves housed terrifying crocodiles—who then would praise you? A metaphor for empty gr...
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