A facet of truth
Hi folks,
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Every experience in life is an opportunity to discover our true selves. Even though each of us seem unique and our experiences appear disjoint, distinct.. yet they are all nothing but 'flashes' on various facets of the unchanging truth. The truth is that We all share the same core personality and are all dependent on each other. So, each of our experiences is sure to benefit the other and is the only way to discover our true nature.
In the words of John Donne,
"No man is an island, entire of itselfevery man is a piece of the continent, a part of the mainif a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own wereany man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankindand therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee."
Let us share,analyse and study our every encounter with the facet of truth in ourselves and thus discover the peace within.
Photograph of Mother Teresa - Courtesy :aura.zaadz.com
posted by kurrodu at
9:00 PM
10 Comments:
It is beautifully written Deepak. Keep writing more.
Deepak, you have been tagged .
archana,
Thanks for your comments.
also for tagging me
I shall post soon
Thanks Deepak, I also request to post this as your next blog. Your 9ers were beautifully written (the absent minded incident was very funny :-) and you'll turn out to be a very Good Blogger as in "Hi quality" writer-blogger. Take care.
archana,
Thanks a lot for your compliment.
I shall post my 9ers in the blog soon.I will also add a posting on "Kurrodu".
very well written.. :)
i read about your love for music in archana's blog..
just wanted to tell you, that its NEVER too late to learn.... carnatic music is divine. i know someone who's 53 years old and who's just started learning carnatic music...
if you do find time, try and find a guru... living your childhood passion would give you the ultimate satisfaction, ever...
Harini,
Your comment was very encouraging.
It is really difficult to find a guru at my place. The closest would be 80 miles away.
I also realise that i shld stop complaining and instead do something abt it.
I am planning to start with audio tapes and then probably attend classes from a formal trainer..may be.. once in a fortnight. Though this process is a long and slow one, it's certainly better to move forward slowly than to not move
forward at all....
Deepak, pls post your tag!
Archana, thanks for reminding.
I just did that.
Hey bhavani,
I am in greensboro, north carolina, United states.
I currently work in Analog devices.
Feels grt to hear from you after a long time.
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