Guru Gita
An old poet sat beneath banyan trees in Srirangam, reciting verses Kannadasan once penned. His granddaughter listened, mesmerized by words flowing like the Kaveri itself. He spoke of gurus and wisdom earned, not given freely. Each stanza painted paths where seekers learned through patience and devotion. The girl understood then—true knowledge came from surrender, from opening your heart to those who guided you. Her grandfather's voice carried generations forward, spontaneous and majestic in its simplicity. As temple bells chimed across the sacred city, she whispered a promise to carry these stories onward, weaving their legacy through her own voice, honoring the chain of teachers connecting past to future.
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