Vedas 11 - The Secret Comments

This poem teaches us many thing about the parampara of providing and gaining knowledge..

The ‘Guru Sishya Parampara' reminded me of an old teacher who taught me very early in my childhood. It has been years, but I still remember him, his words of wisdom, and his CANE very well. I think very few cultures have ever achieved the kind of pupil-teacher relationships as we did. A wonderful poem Dr. Menon. I am going on a reverse with this series, but surely learning a lot.

Hi, Geeta! I’m back from vacation and able to spend some time in PH. How could I resist this title? My mind goes to Jesus’s picks for apostles, how human and imperfect! Then to Kabir, a Muslim who abased himslef at the feet of Ramananda because he recognized the spirit in him. This reinforces my conviction that perhaps the most important qualification is hunger. As Jesus said, we’re blessed when we hunger and thirst for righteousness. -Glen

POETESS DO COMPOSE POETRY ON ANTI ABORTION LET THE CHILD COME GAL or guy what difference both work in modern world and partake homely burden..and your views must contain many poets as this you must also compose a poem like KUMARA MAHAMANI ON AGAINST ABORTION READ MY COMMENT THEREIN...your voice for an unborn child on her behalf has no earthly comparison you are the firs and foremost human to speak on behalf of a girl child unborn and one day will be some one's mom Great poem

You have described very well the ancient, traditional way of imparting knowledge and highlighted the importance of shravaNa. Thanks. (10)

you have very nicely put across a basic fact teach only those who want to learn and don't force your ways on all and everyone and the taught will also bow in return well done doctor

The characteristics needed in a deserving student for dissemination of scriptural knowledge sages and saints in ancient times has been nicely delineated in this part of the series. Geeta ji, this is just awesome. Thanks.

Your studies and dissemination open up minds of many. Although I maintain a wholly logical mindset; I can incorporate new knowledge open-mindedly. Thank you, Geeta..

Hi Geeta Another secret window to the hidden treasures of Indian traditions you have now pushed open for us... Of course, many a literary work of the yore was passed on from general to generations, by word of mouth. May be that is why, even today, Vedadhyayanam is first done by byhearting the shlokas by reciting them repeatedly, without understanding them.

From ancient traditions to beautiful verse....a gem, Geeta.

Beautiful write on Guhya Vidya imparted to very few pupils by their Guru. Thanks you Doctor for sharing your knowledge with us. Loved reading it.