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Guru Gita
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Guru Gita. 202
Guru protect from Shiva's wrath
From guru's rage none can save
Therefore with all efforts
You please your guru first.
Shiva continues: A disciple should never cross his discipline and cause the displeasure of guru. It is believed that guru can save from Lord Shiva's curse, but not even Shiva can save him from the wrath of guru.
The procession was ready, the devotees began to chant "Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa" at the top of their throats. My cousin was trying to induce exaltation in me by changing in my ears. Suddenly, a current rushed in my body shivering my body and now my control on my body has lost. I was conscious, know all that is happening but, I was not able to talk.I was totally the vehicle of Lord Ayyappa, and started to dance in tune to the music.I realised later that, I can only make actions and sounds, not to my wish; but controlled by Ayyappa. To be continued…
Oh Lord Ayyappa, reveal thy word to us " Tat Twam Asi".
Wish you Happy Diwali to you all.
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My grandmother sent me a video about Keeladi, hands trembling as she explained pottery shards proving our ancestors' literacy. From Singapore, she'd scrolled through a creator earning from sharing Tamil heritage, something impossible in her generation.
"Look," she whispered, "our story matters now."
I watched her eyes brighten watching young Tamils worldwide reclaiming forgotten narratives. She'd carried these stories silently through decades of displacement.
That evening, I recorded her telling our family history. The algorithm didn't matter anymore. What mattered was her voice echoing through screens, across oceans, binding us to roots we'd almost lost.
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