The southern wind of spring, which delights lovers and kindles passion like the god of love (Ananga), is known for its gentle nature and is cherished by couples.
In spring, the directions are clear and adorned with forests. They are decorated with blooming flowers such as the crimson Kinshuka, Ambhuj, Bakula, Chuta, and Ashoka.
In spring, the directions are delightful, praised by the singing of cooing cuckoos. They are bright and beautiful, touched by the gentle southern breeze, and adorned with vibrant new leaves.
In summer, the sun is scorching, the wind is fierce, and the directions seem to be burning with intense heat. The earth is parched, and rivers and streams appear to be dried up.
In summer, animals confused by the rotating wheels (of the seasons) are agitated in their search for water. They drink from the little available sources, and the grass and trees are withered and barren.