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    Kalidasa's Navaratnamala describes nine precious gems that represent different qualities. The first gem is diamond, which symbolizes courage. The second is ruby, which represents passion. The third is emerald, which stands for good character. It continues describing each gem's properties until the ninth, which is pearl, denoting wisdom. The poem uses gems as an allegory to teach virtues.

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    Kalidasa's Navaratnamala describes nine precious gems that represent different qualities. The first gem is diamond, which symbolizes courage. The second is ruby, which represents passion. The third is emerald, which stands for good character. It continues describing each gem's properties until the ninth, which is pearl, denoting wisdom. The poem uses gems as an allegory to teach virtues.

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    Kalidasa's Navaratnamala describes nine precious gems that represent different qualities. The first gem is diamond, which symbolizes courage. The second is ruby, which represents passion. The third is emerald, which stands for good character. It continues describing each gem's properties until the ninth, which is pearl, denoting wisdom. The poem uses gems as an allegory to teach virtues.

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    Kalidasa Navaratnamala PDF

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    Kalidasa's Navaratnamala describes nine precious gems that represent different qualities. The first gem is diamond, which symbolizes courage. The second is ruby, which represents passion. The third is emerald, which stands for good character. It continues describing each gem's properties until the ninth, which is pearl, denoting wisdom. The poem uses gems as an allegory to teach virtues.

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    .. Navaratnamala by Kalidas ..

    ; nvr(nmAlA kAEldAsEvrE tm^ ;

    aoArpjrfkFmpEnqdAnk
     ElklkWFm^ .
    aAgmEvEpnmyrFmAyA mtEv BAvy
     gOrFm^ ; 1;
    dymAndFG nynA\ dEsk!p
     ZdEf tA<ydyAm^ .
    vAmk EnEhtvFZA\ vrdA\ sFtmAtkA\ vd
     ; 2;
    [yAmElmsOkmAyA \ sOdyA nds\pdm
     qAm^ .
    tzEZmkzZAprA\ mdjlkSlollo nA\ vd
     ; 3;
    nKmKmKErtvFZAnAdsA-vAdnvnvoSlAsAm^ .
    mKmMb modyt mA\ m?tAtAVm`DhEst\ t
     ; 4;
    sErgmpDEnrtA\ tA\ vFZAsR^Ath-tA\ tAm^ .
    fAtA\ mdl-vAtA\ k BrtAtA\ nmAEm EfvkAtAm^ ; 5;
    avVtVGEVt lFtAEXttAlFplAftAVAm^ .
    vFZAvAdnv
     lAkEMptEfrs\ nmAEm mAtFm^ ; 6;
    vFZArvAnq\ Evk mKAMBojmADrFBm^ .
    kzZAprtr\ kly
     mAtkykApAm^ ; 7;
    mEZBm
     kAF\ mAtF\ nOEm EsmAtFm^ .
    yOvnvnsArF\ sFtAMBozhAnBvBFm^ ; 8;
    m
     kmAs
     nk\ EmLyAdAtmyBAg\ t
     .
    mAt-v!pmEnf\ mlsFtsOrB\ vd
     ; 9;
    En oded and proofread by Sunder Hattangadi sunderhhotmail. om

    Please send orre tions to sanskrit heerful. om


    Last updated O tober 27, 2008

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