Two birds, inseparable companions, perch on the same tree.One eats the fruit, the other looks on.
feeding on the pleasures and pains of this world.
The other is the universal Self,
silently witnessing all. (Upanishad)
Wow.No better illustration can drive the message home more forcefully
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Great! It's so uplifting to read this quote. How beautifully it has explained the play of paramatma within jivatma!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for sharing. And surjit ji somehow your updates are not showing in my blog roll. That's why I didn't visit your space. So I was actually surprised to see that you've posted many. I've to sort that out :-)
Have a great day!
Atman and Brahman....beautiful.
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Thanks KParthasarathi, for your motivating words.
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Thanks Manivannan, for your words of appreciation.
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God bless.
Shree I fully agree with your views:
ReplyDeleteAtman and Brahman....
Thanks for sharing.
God bless.
dear surjitji,
ReplyDeletei'm so happy to read your inspiring post.whenever i visit your site,i go back cheerfully.
and i'm very glad to inform you that my AMMA has written a poem on this same theme in malayalam.
you're doing a wonderful service!
happy writing.
sasneham,
anu
Anupama Ji,
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I am glad to note your mother is a good writer.It is quite admirable.
God bless.
What a great analogy Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks Marja, for your encouraging comments.
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How nicely expressed:)
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Cyrus
Thanks Cyrus Rumi,my brother, for your words of appreciation.
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