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A messenger scolds the beloved, suspecting signs of betrayal, and demands explanations for disheveled clothes and vanishing passion.
A woman is questioned about her bruises and missing jewelry; she blames her beloved playfully, suggesting it was all due to love’s frenzy.
Who fears death? The true warrior is the one who withstands the arrows of a woman’s eyes—not just the battlefield!
An overwhelming set of questions about Krishna’s deeds and divine paradoxes—blending humor, devotion, and confusion.
A sakhi asks why her friend looks like a wilted jasmine—though the girl says nothing, her tears and weak smile reveal silent suffering.
This man excels in good deeds—let our respectful salutations be offered to him in gratitude and reverence.
When all conflicting opinions claim to be right, often only futility emerges—true righteousness never leads to harm.
A riddle-like reflection on nature—where do fish live, what does the sun do, and who scares maidens with thunder and lightning?
Questions about life’s values: Where does Krishna sleep? What delights the child? What captures the heart? The verse stirs spiritual and worldly curio...
Who deserves what to be told? Who truly understands the heart? In the forest grove, a cowherdess plays with the Supreme Brahman—love transcends intell...
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