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Monthly Archives: July 2013
THROUGH A TRAIN WINDOW
I sit at the train window seeingThe world pass by flashingA panorama of landscapesPeople, stations and places Linked together by continuousShining, steel parallel linesTrees, plants and bushesAloe, scrub, thorns and palms, Green and brown shadedUndulating hill peaks tintedJagged stones, monolith … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Friday Three On One blog, Travel
Tagged rails, scenery, train, window
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CUCUMBER
Botanical name: Cucumis sativus; Ayurvedakoshatakikul Vellarikkai (Tamizh); karkati , trapush (Sanskrit); kheera (Hindi); kaakadi (Marathi); tansali (Gujrathi): teoh (Assamese); taushe(Konkani); southekayi (Kannada); keerakai (Telugu). In Ayurveda, the tender cucumber balances all the three doshas of vata, pitha and kapha. Cucumbers are considered … Continue reading
Buy One, Take One Free
The right to consume has become a fundamental right, never mind the consequences. The mantra today is to maximise profit at any cost. Innovative selling and advertising have made the gullible customer ready to buy anything, if attractively packaged. The ultimate king … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Friday Three On One blog, Heritage, Spirituality, Women
Tagged Aadi, buy, check-out counters, free, freebies, plastic bucket
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Prayer and Love
Ramanuja was a Hindu theologian, philosopher, and expert in the Vedas. He was born in a Tamil Brahmin family in the village of Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu. He is also known as Sri Ramanujacharya, Udayavar, Ethirajar, Emberumannar and Lakshmana Muni. He … Continue reading
Posted in Life skills, Society, Spirituality
Tagged disciple, divinity, love, prayer, Ramanuja
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CONTRADICTION: The Genesis Story Retold…
The Genesis Story Retold… And God populated the earth with broccoli and cauliflower andspinach, green and yellow vegetables of all kinds, so Man and Woman would live long and healthy lives. And Satan created McDonald’s. And McDonald’s brought forth the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Friday Three On One blog, Wellness and health
Tagged dressing, fruits, oil, olive, pounds, steak....., vegetables
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PUPPY LOVE
Nina rang the bell and stood in the foyer of the apartment block waiting for the door to open. She turned her back to the door for she was afraid to even show her face. She waited for a minute … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Three On One blog, Life skills, Women
Tagged co-educational, home, puppy love, school, security
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Indirect guidance-Zen
A gem of a story from my guru Anand Zen. It happened in Upanishadic days that one young boy, Svetaketu, was sent by his father to a gurukul, to a family of an enlightened master, to learn. He learned everything … Continue reading
Posted in Life skills, Spirituality, Zen
Tagged cows, herd, knowledge, philosophy, pride, question, religion
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The Next in Line
Mahakashyapa became the first patriarch of the Zen tradition. After him there have been six others. Again and again from master to disciple the flame has been transferred in silence. The sixth was a woman, and Bodhidharma was her disciple. … Continue reading