> However, by the time she was two, the hole vanished without any operation. It was considered nothing short of a miracle. I believe it happened because of the power of prayer. If one is sincere, no prayer goes unanswered.
wonderful! but did not get it, the site says "ARR blogs", does it mean ARR has started blogging and he posted this article? --- In [email protected], Moin Ul Haque <moinulha...@...> wrote: > > http://www.itimes.com/public_content.php?cid=60146&ref=toi_sg > > > > > Divine power works in mysterious ways > > [image: facewall] <http://www.itimes.com/users/ar.rahman> *[image: busy] A > R Rahm.. <http://www.itimes.com/users/ar.rahman> **Offline ** * > > Music is my means of connecting with the divine. > > *Source: Indiatimes Spirituality > Column by Rahman (as told toAtul Sethi) > > Music is my means of connecting with the divine. What cannot be put into > words, can be expressed through music. When one listens to music, one closes > one's eyes because music is an expression and celebration of the divine. > > There are countless names of God, which we cannot utter simultaneously, but > through a soulful composition, we can experience the whole power of God's > presence amidst us. > > When I was composing for my first film Roja, I often went into a spiritual > vacuum where nothing else mattered except the music. At those times, I felt > connected with a supreme power. That is why I credit whatever success has > come my way to the Almighty. I feel that the power and grace of the divine > is infinite - it is we human beings who create boundaries and try to limit > this power. > > For artists, I believe that this manifests itself in the form of inspiration > which helps you create something wonderful. I often work through the night > because that is when I feel closest to the divine. > > The divine power works in a mysterious way to offer you experiences, which > enrich and make you a better person. As a composer, I have often felt that > life's experiences - both good and bad - have greatly added to my > compositions. > > My belief in Sufism has helped me emerge as a stronger person and has given > me the equanimity to view life objectively. Often, when I visit a dargah, I > feel a sense of peace enveloping me. I also believe in the power of prayer. > I had an occasion to experience it for myself, when my daughter was > diagnosed with a hole in her heart when she was born. > > However, by the time she was two, the hole vanished without any operation. > It was considered nothing short of a miracle. I believe it happened because > of the power of prayer. If one is sincere, no prayer goes unanswered. > > Date: December 30, 2006 > * Tags : music <http://www.itimes.com/showpublic_content.php? tag_id=201>, > spirituality <http://www.itimes.com/showpublic_content.php? tag_id=3954>, a r > rahman <http://www.itimes.com/showpublic_content.php?tag_id=6350> > *Posted by A R Rahman <http://www.itimes.com/users/ar.rahman>in Celebrity > blogs <javascript:popup_register('signup', 2, 'User', 64478);> on Wed, 25 > Feb, 2009* *Report abuse <javascript:popup_register('signup', 2, 'Report > Abuse', 64478);> * > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > (¨`.´¨) Always > `.¸(¨`.´¨) Keep > `.¸¸.´ Smiling! > > GOD BLESS YOU > With Love and Care Always > Moin.H > > -- > Life is too short to wake up with regrets. So love the people who treat > you right. Forget about the one's who don't. Believe everything happens for > a reason. If you get a second chance, grab it with both hands. If it > changes your life, let it. Nobody said life would be easy, they just > promised it would be worth it. >
