Sunday, March 4, 2012
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Mysticism
Hi,
Thought of sharing this beautiful quote. Actually, was watching a beautiful movie" Banaras: A mystic love story" the other day. Will be posting my reviews on it. It is a truly depthful movie full of mysticism.
"Lord grant me the sight to see your splendour even in the smallest speck"
--Saint Tayumanavar
Thought of sharing this beautiful quote. Actually, was watching a beautiful movie" Banaras: A mystic love story" the other day. Will be posting my reviews on it. It is a truly depthful movie full of mysticism.
"Lord grant me the sight to see your splendour even in the smallest speck"
--Saint Tayumanavar
Thursday, August 4, 2011
'Miracle turtle' returns to the sea — after lots of surgeries
There is something purely divine about this story of the miracle turtle. The beauty how the technological advancements in biomedical engineering and medicine could provide novel materials and ways to repair the turtles' shell and other lost parts of this tiny little being (albeit its 177 pounds though!) in this universe, and eventually its farewell to the wild sea is so akin to a catharsis for me at least.
I found myself drawn to the story of this small beings' perseverance and fighting spirit amidst all diversities.
I think , as a well-equipped human, we still need to pause in our daily lives and stop for a moment to think that there are other lives on this planet, who even though might not affect the lives of many materialistic and epicurean people (those who kill for turtle meat and eggs), but it affects those lives who are struggling and in their small and courageous ways, teach us divine lessons of courage, perseverance and love on this “endangered” planet Earth.
My wishes go out for this little miracle turtle named Andre and all those people who made him a little hero!!
Read the full story at :
'Miracle turtle' returns to the sea — after lots of surgeries
I found myself drawn to the story of this small beings' perseverance and fighting spirit amidst all diversities.
I think , as a well-equipped human, we still need to pause in our daily lives and stop for a moment to think that there are other lives on this planet, who even though might not affect the lives of many materialistic and epicurean people (those who kill for turtle meat and eggs), but it affects those lives who are struggling and in their small and courageous ways, teach us divine lessons of courage, perseverance and love on this “endangered” planet Earth.
My wishes go out for this little miracle turtle named Andre and all those people who made him a little hero!!
Read the full story at :
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