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Raghy said:
Sowbagyavathy Renuka, Greetings.

I refer to my message in post #2875. I notice, you have not mentioned tying any Rahkki to my hand. So, I am folding my hand back, please.


Cheers!
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Dear Raghy,

4 other members wished me Happy Raksha Bandan(Bala sir,Gurvayur sir, Mano sir and Brahin).

In my reply post to all of them..all I wrote is Thank You.

For your post..I wrote a longer reply with quotes from Geeta.

Actually a brother sister relationship is still very much human.

In my reply to you I took the relationship one step higher by talking about the same Atma that pervades all of us and we being clones of Paramatma and also quoting the Geeta.

I feel in this world there is no relationship greater to Jeevatma Paramatma bond.

Seeing everyone of us as the same is the ultimate dream of any Jeevatma.

So the best Rakhee is the one we Jeevas tie on Paramatma cos no matter what He never abandons us.
 
renuka said:
Hey whats this yaar? Only two people so far accepted my Raksha Bandhan greeting.
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Renuka,

Can you please include me too?

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Thanks.
 
renuka said:
Sure..no problem...BTW I hope you have read my reply in the Sai Lives thread.
You are most welcome to debate anything from that thread by opening a new thread in the same section.

May be you can name it "Sai Discourse Discussion"
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Renuka,

I read your reply. Thank you. I will open a thread like you are suggesting.

Thanks.
 
இவர்கள் மனைவிகள் ஆனால்....!!! :rolleyes:
வீடு வேலை செய்பவர் -கூட்டி பெருக்கி மொயிகிவிடுவர்பட்சணம் போடும் பெண்மணி -முறுக்கு போல திறுகிடுவர் அல்லது வருத்திடுவர்
சலவை செய்பவர் -அலசி பிழிந்து துவைத்து போடுவார்
பூ கட்டுபவர் -சரமாரியாக கட்டுவார் இல்லை திட்டுவார்
பால் வியாபாரி -கலப்படம் செய்து பேசுவார் /நுரை வர பேசுவார்
காய் கறி விற்பவர் -கூறு கட்டி வைபார் ,கொசுறும் தருவார் பிளாட்போர்ம் கடை போடுபவர் -கூவி கூவி அழைப்பார்

குருவாயுரப்பன்
 
Yesterday we went on a shopping spree.
But I had a list of things I needed so that it will not become a real spree!
The elderly couples who were staggering around, drove their cars, did the shopping all by themselves. Again we were the objects of interest, since we were a group consisting of three generations now.
 
Kutty fellow went to his play school for the first time on Thursday.

He never lets go of his mother even for a few minutes.

So naturally we all were worried.

The first half session was uneventful since the 12 kids were allowed to play out doors.

The moment they were led into the class room problem started.

She was doing voluntary service there and she could take charge of the situation.

He knows numbers and recognize them well. He knows alphabets and can place

them in both the orders...forward as well reverse.

He knows the names and the spellings of the names of the planets, the days of

the week, the names of the months, the names of animals ....

The only thing he does not know is to eat by himself!:nod:
 
An admiring son asked his successful father the secret of his success.
The father replied, It is actually very simple. Never make a promise.
But if you did promise, fulfill it at any cost!" :high5:
 
A tall handsome American boy rode on his skateboard with skil holding on to his hat and a big guitar.
He sat on the skate board in a shopping complex and started singing accompanied appropriately on is guitar by himself!!!
Only the hat kept nearby with a roll of green dollars made us realize that he was doing it for money. My generous son put two dollars in the hat and the boy brightened and included the words "Thank you!" in his song! :)
Music sells - especially if it is really good!
We also saw a man looking like our vaadhyar (with a kudumi and kadunkkan)
holding a cardboard announcing that he was homelesss but not many people donated to this man.
 
A chain of stores may not necessarily sell the same things for the same price!
In one branch it may be on Sale for a throw away price. In another branch, it may be sold for the regular price. The third store may give it off for a mere 49c!!!:faint:
 
Law.

Ignorance of the law excuses no man;

not that all men know the law,

but because 'tis an excuse everyman will plead,

and no man can tell how to confute him.

John Sheldon.


 
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263 (a). முருங்கையை ஓடிச்சு வளர்க்கணும்.
பிள்ளையை அடிச்சு வளர்க்கணும்.
263 (b). Spare the rod and spoil the child.
 
Visalakshi Ramani said:

263 (a). முருங்கையை ஓடிச்சு வளர்க்கணும்.
பிள்ளையை அடிச்சு வளர்க்கணும். .......
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:nono:

Please read this:

"Hitting children teaches them to become hitters themselves. Extensive research data is now available to support a

direct correlation between corporal punishment in childhood and aggressive or violent behavior in the teenage and

adult years. Virtually all of the most dangerous criminals were regularly threatened and punished in childhood. It is

nature's plan that children learn attitudes and behaviors through observation and imitation of their parents' actions,

for good or ill. Thus it is the responsibility of parents to set an example of empathy and wisdom."


Source: Ten Reasons Not to Hit Your Kids - The Natural Child Project
 
Dear Visalakshi Ramani Mam.

How are you! You were mentioning about some 64 Thiru Vilaiyaadalagal.

Normally Gods do not directly appear in the play, as HE is instrumental.
But the presence of HIM is felt surely. The issue of the play is that the
play is made to happen through someone. He makes it and it is for the
human beings to figure in the play, but HE oversees that it is completed.
Some use the Divine Powers to change the character and the theme, if
the play proceeds towards wrong direction to attain love and affection
not only in the hearts of near and dear but also in general.

Balasubramanian
Ambattur
 
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Dear Tmt VR

YANKY MAMI (!) - Excellent work on the 64 Holy Pranks !

I was just keeping my Eyes Wide Shut, for a while. I can no longer.

Just superb - I initially got a bit lost with "visalvenki" and "ramanivisal", but finally
got it.

Most of it is a recap - yet absolutely refreshing and rejuvenating.

Thanks

Yay Yem
 
Welcome back Mr. A.M.Ji! :)

The Yanki mami is combining business with pleasure in this trip. :decision:

My younger D.I.L used to post in my blogs. So I never learned the tricks of the trade. Now Tejas, her 2 and 1/2 year toddler is keeping her on her toes 24/ 365, except when he sleeps at night.

So I just learned how to it myself and am catching up with the pending work . The trip has been quite satisfactory in the past 3 weeks. I completed the blog on
Food and Flavors.

I started and completed the blog on Amazing Animal kingdom. I completed the
"64 Thiru Vilaiyaadalgal" of Lord Siva . Now I am planning to complete the
"Kanda Puram" also at the earliest.

I want to catch up with all the pending posts and blogs go back to my study table with the other unread books.

For the convenience of people who find it to read Tamil script fast, the translation of the poem in English to the best of my capacity has been included right below the poems.

You don't have to remember all the venkis and visal to get to my blogs!

Just go to my blog <visalakshiramani.wordpress.com>

You can navigate from there to any other blog just by clicking on the links given in my home page.

HAPPY VIEWING!!! :ranger:

Don't forget to send your feedback! :ear:

The blogs readers are different from the Forum readers.

The blogs are serene and undisturbed by other ads and replies.

The lay out and the pages can be the way I want them to be!

Even it may be a recap it WILL still look and FEEL different.


Anand Manohar said:
Dear Tmt VR

YANKY MAMI (!) - Excellent work on the 64 Holy Pranks !

I was just keeping my Eyes Wide Shut, for a while. I can no longer.

Just superb - I initially got a bit lost with "visalvenki" and "ramanivisal", but finally
got it.

Most of it is a recap - yet absolutely refreshing and rejuvenating.

Thanks

Yay Yem
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It is a BLOG in Wordpress of my Tamil poems on the 64 Thiru Vilaiyaadalgal of Lord Siva.

Hope you will enjoy reading them. :)


nannilam_balasubramanian said:
Dear Visalakshi Ramani Mam.

How are you! You were mentioning about some 64 Thiru Vilaiyaadalagal.

Normally Gods do not directly appear in the play, as HE is instrumental.
But the presence of HIM is felt surely. The issue of the play is that the
play is made to happen through someone. He makes it and it is for the
human beings to figure in the play, but HE oversees that it is completed.
Some use the Divine Powers to change the character and the theme, if
the play proceeds towards wrong direction to attain love and affection
not only in the hearts of near and dear but also in general.

Balasubramanian
Ambattur
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