Learn To Love - Episode 8

Wow..thats an interesting episode Uncle..

 

Uncle, I wish you to take such classes for us too.. You have the power to explain the complicated things simply..Thanks !

 

Amazing Sridhar Sir! clap

For the last two weeks, I've been following your blog regularly to read this wonderful story. And everytime I think of giving my remarks, I find that I'm too overwhelmed with your narration that words fail to come to me. Thus, I've missed out on the oppurtunity to give my replies on the said episodes.

The moment I saw your blog today, I made up my mind to give my remarks regardless of the effect that the episode will have upon me. I was determined to stay calm and steady while reading the episode, and just when I thought that I can read through this whole episode without tears blurring my eyes, you put in a touching situation in the form of Ananya's question and Nirmala's apt answer.

I lost my guard then and tears started flowing down my cheeks by the time I finished reading the same. You're simply superb Sridhar Sir! :thumbsup There might be millions of great authors out there. But there could only be one who truly understands the nuances of feelings and interprets the same in writing...and that is you, Sir! Thank you for this lovely episode!

 

sridhar sir....

I dont have any words to express..

Dr. Nirmala's reply to Ananya's question was awesome. Loved each and every word of this episode.. especially these lines.
"Love is not book-keeping"," words of Lewis Caroll in Alice in Wonderland: You will have to run fast to stay where you are."

 

Truly worth wait for this episode sir.

Its very interesting to read the way Dr. Nirmala handled the question from Ananya and its true to the point too.. and yes this point is very much apt..

And i have an instinct that in this story the dream with which it began is going to come true (may not be the same to same.. but something like that sir??)

 

Nice turn to the story, uncle. Waiting for the next episode

 

Dear Sridhar,
Normally, I rush to send my feedback, many a times with wet eyes.
Today the "Nagastra" made me numb. My body was shivering and eyes brimmed with tears. It took a while to compose myself and send you this feedback.
Wonder how Rishi would have felt at this time! The scene from "Karnan" was unfurling in front of my eyes, where Krishna presses his toe for the chariot to lose height and the all-knowing look on Krishna!
Very strong episode!
God bless you for giving us such wonderful reading material!
Regards
USHA

 

Hi Sir,
Great work!
My computer at home is crashed with virus. Well, still enjoyed reading the story from library computer.

 

Dear Uncle,

Just Awesome! I never find words to comment your piece of writing.

Hats Off