Sunday, August 23, 2009

# Lord Vinayaka - Choices He Made Comments

Rating: 3.4

he was a chooser
wanted a wife like mother
he could not find one
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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan
COMMENTS
David Harris 07 October 2009

Samanyan, a wonderful piece of wisdom you have shared with us. Top marks my friend and thanks for sharing it with us. Best Wishes David

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Aparna Sinha 20 September 2009

I loved this poem, I never wrote anything like this and dont think I could, in near future. I read it once again today before commenting.Its very deep and very clear with its meaning.

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Rachel Butler 06 September 2009

VINAYAKAR TOOK A ROUND AROUND HIS PARENTS TO GET THE FRUIT.......] Rachel Ann Butler

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Almedia Knight-Oliver 02 September 2009

Yhanks for sharing this poem of great wisdom with the world-your poem poked my interest in knowing more about 'Lord Vinayaka' I give this enlighten poem a 10+++

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Indira Renganathan 01 September 2009

First Lord amid the middle stream of your poems...I'm glad you're caught by Him...you'll be blessed...the common story very well narated...we all know...let the other side of the globe too know....and I like Ravi's interpretation too...thanks for your immediate comment on my poem

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Miriam Maia Padua 27 August 2009

a piece of wisdom points to ponder...very symbolic a write from a heart and my mind... really meaningful... 10+++ Lovelots, Maia

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Sandhya S N 25 August 2009

interesting peom.. the note on the poem gives more details very nice regards sandhya

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Nikunj Sharma 24 August 2009

This is a nice poem, many of us do not know about mythology that much...thanks a lot for sharing. Read my poem 'alone with a stone'

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Raj Arumugam 24 August 2009

interesting....Have you considered posting your poems also on sulekha?

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C. P. Sharma 23 August 2009

Salute to Lord Vinayaka, the bestower of all material and spiritual strength. A great tribute. CP

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Ravi A 23 August 2009

The reason to go around his parents is actually different. It was to have the fruit that the bet was conducted. As Indians we already know about the theme. Gods do not require the help of animals and creatures to reach every nook and corner of the universe. It has a different symbolic representation. The main idea behind our gods choosing birds, animals and creatures as their vehicles is to seek our empathy and love towards these creatures. If Ganesh did not use the rat as his vehicle, how many more rats would have been killed? If Lord Vishnu did not use the serpant as his bed, how many more snakes would have been killed? This is the basic idea. Special symbolism can be found out according to one's philsophy and interpretation but definitely gods never require their assistance to reach every nook and corner of the world.

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Sathyanarayana M V S 23 August 2009

In few words you could tell this story Lakshi! Amazing composition. 'thath purushaya vidmahe Vakrathundaya dheemahi Thannoo Danthi prachodayathu' Let Lord Ganesh shower his blessings on you.

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Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal 23 August 2009

a ride on the mouse to every nook and corner without being seen.. a lord of prosperity and peace.... always praised inevery home..it is beautiful write and deserves well earned.....10

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Surya . 23 August 2009

a beautiful poem on god one. may lord bless yoyu.voted10 surya

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Ken E Hall 23 August 2009

A choice of a wife is always veiled in divinity guiding, your words convey your thoughts in Gods ploy which only comes from deep inside, regards

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Rakesh Bedi 23 August 2009

A meaningful poem, sam; very concise and precise!

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Rajaram Ramachandran 23 August 2009

I find another 'Thiruvilayadal' picture is portrayed here, when I read this poem on Ganpathi. Here, in Mumbai, Siddhi Vinayakar is guarding the city through out the year.

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Carol Gall 23 August 2009

good write thanks, .........

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Mamta Agarwal 23 August 2009

Lord Vinayaka- the chosen one, wise one, hihest regard for His esteemed parents. a message beautifully conveyed. 10 Mamta

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Ramesh T A 23 August 2009

Lord Ganesha is the combination of Animal, Man and Divine all in one to symbolize that God is everything! Nice thing to think about our God on this auspicious occasion! Thanks for sharing your ideas!

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