Art of living

[Haridasa Siva]

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I hope I do not get into any legal issues with the title with the Art Of Living foundation. I have no intention of misusing this name.

Not everything comes bare
Yet be aware.
Of this principle beware
Not to have nightmare.

All is fine
If we draw a line.
The moment you ask, “what is mine?”
With peace you cannot dine.

Whether we are kind
Or like to bind
Happiness we find
Depends on the state of mind.

Whatever we may know
Before nature we have to bow.
If we don’t know how
We cannot run a good show.

Life’s game is nice
But sometimes throws a dice.
If we do not follow that race
We have to pay the price.



Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

a real cool poem with a message! :thumb:

 

[Haridasa Siva]

Nandri. Danyavaad. Vandenagalu. Spaceeba (Russian).


Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

How did you forget to thank in your local dialect of African language??

Not that i will understand it, but just for the fun of reading foreign words!

Spaceeba to you too!

 

[Raji Ram]

Sri Siva,

If you post all your poems in one thread, it will be easier for the readers.

Now, we have to jump from one thread to the other! :bolt:

Just a suggestion!

Best wishes,
Raji Ram

 

[Haridasa Siva]

So, you know Russian?
Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

 

[Haridasa Siva]

Sri Siva,

If you post all your poems in one thread, it will be easier for the readers.

Now, we have to jump from one thread to the other! :bolt:

Just a suggestion!

Best wishes,
Raji Ram

Thank you, RR for your suggestion. I realise my mistake. I would remember this for future. By the way, your icon for jumping is apt and cool.

Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

 

[Haridasa Siva]

How did you forget to thank in your local dialect of African language??

Not that i will understand it, but just for the fun of reading foreign words!

Spaceeba to you too!

I thanked you in the languages I know. In African languages, my knowledge is limited to "please" and "thank you". "Thanks" is "Daankie" in Afrikaans, 'Kilaboha' in Sutu and 'Sabouna' in Zulu.

Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

 

[Raji Ram]

Thank you, RR for your suggestion. I realise my mistake. I would remember this for future. ............

You may please start a new thread for all your poems.

Please keep on adding new poems in replies.

They will all appear in the same thread, for easy reading!

Raji Ram

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Dear Mr. Siva,

You forgot the universal language of thanking namely smiling

I love the saying,"Everybody smiles in the same language!"

with best wishes and regards,
V.R.

 

[Haridasa Siva]

You may please start a new thread for all your poems.

Please keep on adding new poems in replies.

They will all appear in the same thread, for easy reading!

Raji Ram

I believe you are referring to my future postings. If you are talking about the poems I have already posted, it would be a duplicate - one for each poem and another in a consolidated thread?? I am not sure whether I would be able to delete a thread.

Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

 

[Raji Ram]

I believe you are referring to my future postings. If you are talking about the poems I have already posted, it would be a duplicate - one for each poem and another in a consolidated thread?? I am not sure whether I would be able to delete a thread.

Loka samasta sukhino bavantu.

Hi Siva,

Members can not delete their threads. I gave suggestion for your future postings.

But, if you wish to keep all your poems in one thread, you can consult the moderators, Sri. Praveen or Sri. K. R. S (Please send personal message to them)
:thumb:
Raji Ram