Monday, March 25, 2019

Rudraksha - Xli To Xlv Comments

Rating: 5.0

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Mending broken hearts lists human inpossibilities
Alone thy invisible hands can interfere and innovate
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Parameswaran Nair Damodaran Nair
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Aniruddha Pathak 26 November 2019

The attire of human character... love like the nectar in blossoms... and flies away into it's nest, the night... Lovely expressions indeed, beautiful work, this Rudraksha

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Thank you Pathakjifor the appreciatory comments

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Ramadas 31 August 2019

Poet's quest to experience God's power and grace continues! Those lines " grave is not the last..........as you decide" is reminiscent of the Geeta lines " The soul changes body like we change our soiled clothes" depicting the eternal nature of Atma. Good verses.

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Thank you Ramadas. We search God everywhere but we can see Him in every beauty like that when the bird of day spreads its wings and fly away in to its next of night. Death ilike that takes us to the dark regions and like the sunrise takes a birth

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Geeta Radhakrishna Menon 30 August 2019

Grave is not the last shelter, it's a green room where The old make up is removed and a new one mounted Excellent.......The Rudraksha is making its presence felt most effectively........10

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Thank you very much Geeta Menon. I am happy that you have gone through and appreciated the poem.without any hesitation to give a high rating.

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sreekumar 17 July 2019

Grave is not the last shelter, it is the green room where the old make up is removed and the new one mounted. Beautiful words describing the death and rebirth

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Savita Tyagi 02 May 2019

I admire and appreciate this poem as much in my second reading as I did in my first. An excellent piece of poetry. Thank you for sharing.

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Bharati Nayak 14 April 2019

Wonderful poems of wisdom- - I search you everywhere with earnest resolution You cause my eager eyes behold thy exqusite form Where the day bird spreads it's colourful wings In the western sky and flies away into it's nest, the night

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Savita Tyagi 04 April 2019

Very beautiful poem of Ridraksh series. All is possible when God’s touch is there. His grace only takes us beyond life and death and pain and suffering. Loved the last stanza. Image of day bird is so apt as for the enjoyment of this manifested world is concerned. It is the deepest of our inconcient that is not so accessible to us restrained like night vision. Enjoyed reading the poem. Thank you for sharing.

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Thank you Savitaji. Positive appraisal and appreciation of my poems by the PH members actually brings confidence and helps me advance iahead. Thanks a lot

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Valsa George 28 March 2019

This poem dealing with the power of the Almighty, the question of death and rebirth, the incessant search after God all are beautifully dealt here in this Rudraksha. All the quatrains under this title are indeed valuable beads presenting certain profound thoughts. I enjoy reading them! A sure 10

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Thank you very much Valsa George. As my curiocity increases to know more about God and his relation with beauty and truth I become weightless and feel like flying everywhere to spot out the real beauty and crystal clear truth

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