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Monday, February 15, 2010

Taranga VIII, Sloka 1913

written by Vinayak Razdan Filed under: Rajatarangini, verses

Ranjit Pandit's translation of Kalhan's Rajatarangini starts with lines:

Shadow is itself unrestrained in its path while sunshine, as an incident of its very nature, is pursued a hundredfold by nuance. Thus is sorrow from happiness a thing apart; the scope of happiness, however, is hampered by the aches and hurts of endless sorrow.

- Taranga VIII, Sloka 1913

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