Wednesday, May 28, 2014

My Little Memory And Tribute To Maya Angelou (Not A Poem) Comments

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' Here root yourselves beside me.
I am the tree planted by the river,
Which will not be moved,
I, the rock, I, the river, I, the tree
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Savita Tyagi
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Geetha Jayakumar 25 June 2014

Beautiful flow of words from your pen. Lovely tribute to Maya Angelou. Beautiful verses you have told from upanishads. Though, I am not much familiar...Loved the way you explained. Thanks for sharing with us....

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I am the tree planted by the river, , , , so nice....10 i shall stay forever very near to offer shade nevEr barter me for trade

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Savita Tyagi 03 June 2014

A note about Trishanku: Trishanku was a virtuous king and a sage. The legend says that he wanted to go to heaven with his body. Rishi Vishwamitra agreed to his request. While descending to heaven Trinshanku's approach was stopped by Indra the lord of heavens. As he started to come down Vishwamitra stopped him from doing it. Finally as a compromise Vishwamitra created a new heaven for him in southern sky away from Indra's domain where to this day he stays. In Astronomy Trishanku refers to constellation of crux.

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 03 June 2014

Beautiful tribute to a great soul. Your notebook has served the rightful purpose. Thank you.

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Akhtar Jawad 01 June 2014

“ I am the stimulator of the tree of Universe. My fame (glory) is high as the peaks of the mountain. High and pure am I like the essence in the sun; I am the power and the wealth, effulgent with intuition; Intelligent, imperishable and undecaying am I- This is the sacred recitation of Trishanku after he realized the truth.” A great tribute, wlil you please explain who is Trishanku? Is he the trio of Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma?

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Chuy Amante 01 June 2014

I also got excited when I saw the title about a Tribute to Maya! I laughed and thought, this will be amazing, a tribute to humanities bane (maya-Sanskrit! ! ! !) Now that is your assignment, do it with grand refinement! Do a tribute to the sanskrit -Maya do it good, do be a liar (ly-yah)

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Chuy Amante 29 May 2014

Thanks for that Savita! I love all I hear from the Upanishads I believe he saw him self as creator of all by his thoughts and also saw himself in the quiet power of being Nice comparison you did for us Namaste

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