A thunder clap, a lightning bolt…

Dear Padma,

We never know whether we would crossed each other's lives before. If we have something in common and share each other's views often then, I believe that we have met. But I believe the same with every other person who seems to gel, to share similar views, thoughts and emotions with without meeting.

Great are the laws of karma.

We humans are nothing before it.

Nice Day
Shail

 

Dear friend,

Brevity, thy name is Padmasrinivas!

True Padma, one has to learn the art of conveying messages laden with impact in few brief lines from you.

This was a pleasure to read, an eye opener to one's own egoism, a morality statement ... all rolled into one short but classy essay.

When it stems from the thoughts of Padma, then we know it comes with the blessings of the Devima. I am glad that I read it today of all days, the Varamahalakshmi puja day, a befitting day to read your posts!

And ofcourse, congratulations are in order for being nominated for the FP of the month.:thumbsup

L, Kamla

 

Madame Padma,

The title of the snippet expressed the gravity of the post and though I had seen this thread making rounds in the top ten, I just had to let it go as it was not the right time to read.

No no..I wasn't waiting for any lightening or thunder to strike and strengthen my desire to click on the link which I knew would lead me one of the best articles written by you ( corroborated by the nomination you received ).I just had to savour it to the fullest when you pen down such exquisite blog.

True to the title, that was a mastery of language you have displayed with this fulminating post ! Taking us on a journey laden with spirituality you have well conveyed the essence of your post by paraphrasing in the epilogue.The subtlety in the post is that unlike other mainstream books on philosophy, which I find boring, your method of teaching spirituality is similar to Aesop's fables.Rendition of tale with characters we can empathize with is the key to the success of your fabulous posts.I loved the post and glad that I took time to read today as I was able to ponder on the feedbacks as well.

That was an awesome post :thumbsup

 

Dear Padma,

Nice essay explaing the realities of a joint family.Many summers pass by and we do not realise what has gone by. One generation has taken care of our minute requirements-selfless sacrifices. Hence if one is questioned it disturbs a lot.The pros and cons are heavily weighed and it is very difficult for one to judge the other side. It was nice that periappa had the courage to call one and all and ask for pardon. 'Sorry' is a small word but it holds lot of implications.
Nice essay it reminded my days with grans pa

nityakalyani