Yama, tested the lad with many temptations,
Nachiketaa, refused them all,
The lad stood his ground firmly.
He did not budge,
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The poem summarising Kathyopanishad is appreciable. The voracity of Nachikethus for Brahmah Vidya is brought to light with a view to educate the society. Good. Thamasoma Jyothirgamaya
Thank you Parameswaran Nair ji for your kind appraisal.
After testing to Nachiketaa in many ways the king of death Yama agreed to teach him the extremely secret knowledge which has been so touchingly and incisively inscribed by you in your poem Vedas 38 -Kathopanishad - Part 2a - Yama Agrees To Teach Nachiketaa Very interesting to read. Much knowledge to acquire. Well done dear madam Dr. Geeta for sharing this gem.10
Thank you so much for your good wishes and support. Kumarmani ji.
Following Nachiketaa's strongly courageous and persistent stance, Yama was convinced about him as a bona fide seeker who wanted him (Yama) as a perfect Guru for imparting this extremely secret knowledge which is not accessible even by gods. Nicely put up and explained. Great work. Thanks, Geeta ji. as a sincere seeker of Truth. proved..... sincerity and worthiness.... to be my pupil
Thanks a lot, Rajnish ji, for your kind appraisal of this poem. Stay blessed always.
Reward of persistence, patience and perseverance is enduring. A great lesson to learn. Nicely done.
Thank you for the time taken to read this poem, Asim Nehal ji.