Poetry

Bhagvad Gita

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”Anger cause men delusion Delusion cause sluggishness; Sluggishness cause stupidity And stupidity cause the doom.” Desire longing will cater attachment, attachment will bring up lust and lust if failed cause rage; and rage then converts to revenge or lose of reasoning; When reasoning lost that will cause lose of the character. Character is lost; all is lost. It is also told that – “ Naasthi budhirayukthasya nachaayukthasya bhaavana Nachaa bhaavayatha shanty Ashantyasa kutha sukham.” 2/66 “Whose mind is unsteady He cannot have meditation. Peace never grace unmeditated And peaceless how can be happy ?”

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Grandmother's wrinkled hands moved through ancient Bharatanatyam gestures, teaching my daughter the mudras Avvaiyar once celebrated in verse. Each movement told stories of duty and grace, timeless wisdom flowing through our bodies like the Gita's sacred verses. My child's eyes sparkled as she learned about dharma through dance, understanding that true reward lives within righteous action, not external praise. The neighbors watched, some skeptical initially, but gradually recognizing something profound unfolding. This inheritance wasn't about validation or likes. It was about carrying forward the voices of ancient poetesses, weaving philosophy into movement, building invisible threads that connected us to countless generations past and future, rooting us firmly in shared cultural soil.