Page 948 of 1110
“O maiden, do not place the musk mark on your forehead today—see, even the moon proudly awakens in rivalry with you!” A playful ode to beauty.
"Don’t adorn your forehead with musk, O maiden! Rahu might mistake your face for the moon and devour it!" — a humorous and loving exaggeration.
Describing Lord Krishna in full ornamentation—musk mark, Kaustubha, flute, and sandal paste—encircled by cowherd girls, shining as the crown jewel of ...
A poetic description of a maiden's divine beauty—her adorned face, hair, and gaze capture the heart like fish caught in an intricate net of water drop...
The ornaments and perfumes on the goddess—from musk on her brow to sandal on her bosom—are likened to Lord Śiva’s own radiant glow.
A verse glorifying the goddess's decorations as manifestations of the Lord's brilliance—from musk to sapphire waist chains—all radiate auspiciousness.
“O beloved, your musk is intact, your sandal unsmeared, and your eyes remain lined. Why then are you angry? Is your husband but a baby elephant?” A te...
With the rise of your fame like a moon, even darkness flees, and desires of doe-eyed maidens are calmed. Your glory purifies the world.
Your fame causes women in rival kingdoms to feign modesty out of jealousy. Even their beauty ornaments echo your praises.
“O fool, why admire the moon? Look instead at your beloved’s radiant face—it is the true nectar of beauty.”
Help us expand this library of wisdom! If you know a Shloka or Subhashitam that isn't yet featured, please share it with our community.
Submit Your ShlokaYour contributions are greatly appreciated. 🙏