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Just as fire is veiled by smoke, mirror by dust, and fetus by the womb, so is wisdom obscured by desire.
O cuckoo, stay silent! Even when clouds arrive, the land is muddy, and frogs croak—what place is there for your voice?
If a jackal howls to the left during travel, it’s a good omen; to the right, it signals possible death or bad events.
As darkness engulfs the world at twilight, the moon appears with its cooling rays like a celestial healer, restoring clarity.
A sick king sees a sunbeam fall and trees casting shadows; overwhelmed, he perceives impending darkness and the earth’s decline.
To attain yogic perfection, one must stabilize the body through pure and prescribed actions.
A handsome prince marches with wise ministers, resembling spring adorned with bees and flowers—symbolizing strength and beauty in governance.
The peacock sees dark, water-filled clouds and begins dancing joyously, revealing its plumes and soft call—symbol of joy and nature's rhythm.
The queen conceives a radiant child like light from Atri's eye or the celestial Ganga—born to enhance royal glory.
The wise do not grieve for the eternal or transient, for everything follows its nature—grief is born of ignorance.
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