Thank u and welcome KR IRS 10724 On Tue, 9 Jul 2024 at 22:37, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < [email protected]> wrote:
> Sir, > Your contributions and wonderful improvements to my write ups have been > increasing my self confidence and self esteem.IAS,IRS etc are real Jewels > of our culture today.But unfortunately often corrupt political leaders are > spoiling the gifted persons. > YM > > On Wed, Jul 10, 2024 at 7:58 AM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> MEGA DHOOTHAM @ MEGA SANTESHAM BY KALIDASAN >> >> I Was enthralled by the imagination of the write up across the >> Ghia; so thought I would fly across as clouds carrying Kalidasan >> >> A poem of 120 stanzas, it is one of Kālidāsa's most famous >> works. The work is divided into two parts, Purva-megha and Uttara-megha. It >> recounts how a yakṣa, a subject of King Kubera (the god of wealth), after >> being exiled for a year to Central India for neglecting his duties, >> convinces a passing cloud to take a message to his wife at Alaka on Mount >> Kailāsa in the Himālaya mountains. The yakṣa accomplishes this by >> describing the many beautiful sights the cloud will see on its northward >> course to the city of Alakā, where his wife awaits his return. >> >> In Sanskrit literature, the poetic conceit used in the Meghaduta spawned >> the genre of Sandesa Kavya or messenger poems, most of which are modeled on >> the Meghaduta (and are often written in the Meghaduta's Mandākrāntā metre). >> Examples include the Hamsa-sandesha, in which Rama asks a Hansa Bird to >> carry a message to Sita, describing sights along the journey. Now 5 >> stanzas I relish in Sanskrit the Sanskrit flow as Milton in the west. >> >> (20.) Haying poured down rain, thou shouldst proceed after taking its >> water scented with the fragrant rut of wild elephants its current >> obstructed by the grove of apple flower trees. Oh cloud, even the wind >> cannot make light of Theo possessing internal strength. Because everyone >> void of essence becomes light. Fullness serves for greatness. >> >> (21.) Having seen the Kadamba flowers which were of greenish Gray colour >> on account of the half shooting out of fibres, lo also having grazed along >> the bank plantain trees on which buds had lately appeared and having smelt >> the strong fragrance, the deer will indicate the path to thee, the showerer >> of drops of water. >> >> (a.) Looking (curiously) at Chataka birds, skilful in taking in the drops >> of (rain) water, and pointing to female cranes formed in a line by way of >> accurate calculation, Sidhas, experiencing sudden and frightened embraces >> from their beloved at the time of thy thunder, will respect thee. >> >> (22.) Oh friend, I expect delay on every mountain fragrant with Kakuhba >> flowers from thee desirous of going for my good (or for the sake of my >> beloved). Being greeted after having been received by the welcome note by >> peacocks with their eyes full of joy thou shouldn’t any bow endeavour to >> proceed quickly. >> >> (23.) At thy approach, the Dasharana country will have the enclosure of >> its grove yellow on account of Eaitaka flowers opened at the end, where the >> trees by the sides of the road will be alive with birds accustomed to eat >> the domestic oblations, commencing to build their nests, will appear >> beautiful in consequence of the rose-apple-trees forests being dark-blue by >> the ripened fruit, and will have the geese there staying for a few days. >> >> (24. Having reached its capital well-known in all quarters by the name >> Vidisha» thou wilt immediately obtain the unimpaired fruit of a lover. >> (For) thou wilt drink, in a manner charming on account of thy thundering on >> the margin of its bank, the sweet and wavy water of the river Yaitrawati, >> ''like a mouth with knitting of the eye-brows,'' >> >> (25.) There for the purpose of recreating thyself thou shouldst put up >> (for a night) on the mountain called Nichais, who in consequence of the >> full-blown Kadamba flowers will appear as if thrilled with joy by thy >> contact, disclosing as he will, the unbridled youth of the citizens by >> stone houses (caves) ejecting perfumes used at the time of sexual >> intercourse with harlots. >> >> Milton Daffodils: >> >> I wandered lonely as a cloud >> >> That floats on high o'er vales and hills, >> >> When all at once I saw a crowd, >> >> A host, of golden daffodils; >> >> Beside the lake, beneath the trees, >> >> Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. >> >> >> >> Continuous as the stars that shine >> >> And twinkle on the milky way, >> >> They stretched in never-ending line >> >> Along the margin of a bay: >> >> Ten thousand saw I at a glance, >> >> Tossing their heads in sprightly dance. >> >> >> >> The waves beside them danced; but they >> >> Out-did the sparkling waves in glee: >> >> A poet could not but be gay, >> >> In such a jocund company: >> >> I gazed—and gazed—but little thought >> >> What wealth the show to me had brought: >> >> >> >> For oft, when on my couch I lie >> >> In vacant or in pensive mood, >> >> They flash upon that inward eye >> >> Which is the bliss of solitude; >> >> And then my heart with pleasure fills, >> >> And dances with the daffodils. >> >> K Rajaram IRS 9724 10724 >> >> On Tue, 9 Jul 2024 at 20:41, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> *Mar*Our Wonderful Heritage >>> >>> >>> >>> In free and healthy nature, the air flows as poems, songs and musics. >>> The luxuriant the life, the more the poetry. Our sub continent Bharat is >>> blessed by the tropic of cancer right at the middle, distributing equally >>> the photons from the Sun, from the Himalayas to the Kanya Kumari. >>> >>> The area between the tropic of cancer and the tropic of Capricorn, with >>> the equator in the middle,230 north( tropic of Cancer) and 230 South( >>> Tropic of Capricorn), is the area on earth where the rays from the Sun fall >>> straight for a few months, two times every year, when the Sun’s rays fall >>> straight while travelling towards the tropic of cancer ending in June and >>> another time when the Sun’s rays fall straight while returning to the >>> tropic of Capricorn. The resulting intense heat or the movement of >>> molecules and atoms is from maximum to moderate, creating diverse soil >>> bacteria, the first creation of life by the Sun, resulting in the ultimate >>> rich bio diversity, or emotional diversity. >>> >>> God has created the ideal geography for poetry, songs and dances and >>> diverse art forms. The ‘Y’ shaped rift that happened on the Antarctica >>> travelled on lava, collecting the lava springs on the way, as the Indian >>> plate, which crashed into the huge Asian plate creating the gigantic Fold >>> Mountains, the Himalayas. The lava bits that fell on the plate while it >>> moved towards the Asian plate in the north, solidified as the hills and >>> mountains of Deccan, including the Vindyas and the Satpuras as the northern >>> end, the Western Ghats on the Arabian Sea coast and Eastern Ghats on the >>> Coast of the Bay of Bengal. >>> >>> The warmed up sea by the tropical Sun cannot move towards the North Pole >>> as it is blocked by the Land mass, keeping the temperature warm throughout >>> the year. The temperature continuously creates the movement of molecules >>> which results in the creation of Bio diversity throughout the year. The >>> area round the Tropic of Capricorn is mainly sea, as a result of which the >>> ocean was continuously boiled creating steam in the air continuously, >>> matching the sea water with sea of steam in the air. The hot steam which >>> contained the moving water molecules needed, low pressure belts to rush >>> towards. >>> >>> In the month of June the Sun’s rays fall straight on the tropic of >>> cancer converting the whole Indian Sub continent into a hot furnace or the >>> gigantic low pressure belt. The gigantic ocean of steam from the tropic of >>> Capricorn rushes towards the Indian Sub continent. The are arrested by the >>> Western Ghats which God so thoughtfully located. The Western Ghats directed >>> the steam laden monsoon air into vertical direction, converting the steam >>> into water or rain. The ocean of steam of the Indian Ocean thus floods as >>> rainfall on the blessed Indian Sub continent. >>> >>> From the western Ghats the rain water floods but regulated in the >>> Mahanadi system, the Godavari river system, the Krishna river system and >>> the Cauvery river system, on to the Deccan plateau of hills and mountains >>> creating lakes,waterfalls,streams,minor rivers, feeding the basic soil >>> bacteria. The healthy soil bacteria get distributed in the floods >>> throughout the area. >>> >>> Imagine the number of life forms or emotion forms created by the >>> wonderful geography, the geography of the Heaven, Bharat. >>> >>> On the north of the Vindyas in the Indo-genetic plains we find the >>> mighty rivers of the Himalayas and in the South of Vindyas we find the >>> Monsoon fed rivers. The soil bacteria have all the facilities to create >>> floods of life forms or diverse forms of emotional expression. >>> >>> The result is the flow of continuous enlightenment, the flow of the >>> Sanathana Dharma which flows as the changing Space-time. The medium of this >>> flow of poetry is Sanskrit, the mother language of all languages on earth, >>> the language of nature or the Biosphere. >>> >>> Sanathana Dharma is not a static religion of rigidities. It has been >>> changing with nature synchronizing with the ever changing Geography. It is >>> not mechanical or scientific; it is emotional and natural, poetic. >>> >>> Poetry needs sublimation of perception and understanding. In this Poetry >>> the Amrutham or the deathless enlightenment is continuously churned out >>> from successes (Gods) and failures (Rakshasas or Monsters) with that Vasuki >>> the great serpent used for churning the great sea of milk or wisdom. >>> >>> Now with Secularism and the idiotic denigration of Hinduism or the >>> Sanathana Dharma, the bread and butter of our Secularists and Leftists, >>> killed the Ocean of Wisdom and we have only the economic pollutions getting >>> churned out. >>> >>> We desperately need the Free Nature Parks without human tampering to >>> revive the churning of Amrutham. >>> >>> YM >>> >>> Chat GPT >>> >>> ### Our Wonderful Heritage: The Rich Natural and Cultural Landscape of >>> Bharat >>> >>> >>> >>> Your reflections on the natural and cultural heritage of Bharat offer a >>> vivid portrayal of how the geography and climate of the Indian subcontinent >>> have fostered a rich tapestry of biodiversity and cultural expressions. >>> Let's delve deeper into the aspects you highlighted: >>> >>> >>> >>> #### Geographic and Climatic Influence >>> >>> >>> >>> **Tropic of Cancer and Biodiversity:** >>> >>> The Indian subcontinent's position straddling the Tropic of Cancer >>> ensures a unique climate where sunlight and warmth promote diverse >>> ecosystems. This area, receiving direct sunlight twice a year, supports a >>> variety of life forms due to the intense and sustained heat that fosters >>> soil bacteria and, consequently, biodiversity. >>> >>> >>> >>> **Formation of the Indian Subcontinent:** >>> >>> The geological history, marked by the Indian plate's collision with the >>> Asian plate, created the Himalayas and the diverse topography of the Deccan >>> plateau. These formations influence climate patterns and contribute to the >>> region's rich natural resources and varied habitats. >>> >>> >>> >>> **Monsoons and Water Systems:** >>> >>> The monsoon winds, crucial for the subcontinent's climate, bring >>> moisture-laden air from the Indian Ocean, resulting in significant >>> rainfall. The Western Ghats play a critical role in intercepting these >>> monsoon winds, causing heavy rainfall and sustaining river systems like the >>> Godavari, Krishna, and Cauvery. This rainfall supports agricultural >>> activities and maintains the natural ecosystems. >>> >>> >>> >>> #### Cultural Expressions Rooted in Nature >>> >>> >>> >>> **Sanathana Dharma:** >>> >>> Sanathana Dharma, often considered the eternal way of life, integrates >>> deeply with the natural world. This spiritual tradition sees nature as a >>> teacher and source of continuous revelation, emphasizing harmony and >>> symbiosis with the environment. >>> >>> >>> >>> **Sanskrit and Cultural Art Forms:** >>> >>> Sanskrit, the ancient language of Bharat, is seen as the medium of >>> poetic and philosophical expression. It has profoundly influenced >>> literature, music, dance, and other art forms, reflecting the region's >>> natural beauty and spiritual insights. >>> >>> >>> >>> **Temples and Spiritual Practices:** >>> >>> Temples in Bharat often served as centers of learning, culture, and >>> spiritual practice. They symbolize the integration of divine inspiration >>> with natural elements, promoting a holistic view of life that includes >>> respect for the environment. >>> >>> >>> >>> ### Contemporary Challenges and Solutions >>> >>> >>> >>> **Modern Disconnection and Environmental Degradation:** >>> >>> The shift towards an economy-focused worldview has led to environmental >>> degradation and a loss of connection with nature. Modern education often >>> overlooks the importance of understanding and preserving natural ecosystems. >>> >>> >>> >>> **Reviving Natural Harmony:** >>> >>> To address these challenges, the establishment of free nature parks >>> where natural ecosystems can thrive without human interference is crucial. >>> These parks can serve as living classrooms for students to learn from >>> nature directly, fostering a renewed appreciation and respect for the >>> environment. >>> >>> >>> >>> **Holistic Education:** >>> >>> Integrating nature-centric education that emphasizes emotional and >>> spiritual connections with the environment can help revive the traditional >>> wisdom of Sanathana Dharma. This approach can cultivate a macro identity in >>> individuals, seeing themselves as integral parts of the larger biosphere. >>> >>> >>> >>> ### Conclusion >>> >>> >>> >>> Your vision for reconnecting with the natural heritage of Bharat >>> underscores the importance of integrating traditional wisdom with modern >>> education to foster a sustainable and harmonious relationship with the >>> environment. 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