Quote of the week:
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Thunbam nerungivandha podhum - naam
soarndhuvida laagaadhu paappa;
anbu migundhadheiva mundu - thunbam
aththanaiyum poakkividum paapa.
- Bharathiar.
[Thunbam - grief; nerungi - closely; vandha - came; naam - we;
soarndhu - loose interest; aagaadhu - should not do; pappa - female
child or kid; anbu - love; migundha - more; dheivam - god; undu -
exists; aththanaiyum - everything; poakividum - solve]
[Though you are in grief, dear kid !, never get frustrated; for
there is the loving God who will solve all your problems.]
{Not only for kids, but holds good for all. }
Kural of the week:
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Nanrendra vatrullum nanrae mudhuvarul
mundhu kilavaach cherivu.
[Nanr(u) - good; endra - said; (a)vatrullum - among; mundhu -
winning]
[The use of the apt word to express one's idea shows one's
knowledge. Wise men use words that can never be replaced by a better
word.]
Do you know ?
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It has been a custom - for a married female to wear 'rings' in her
feet (fingers on her feet). But, not many of us know why ??
The finger next to the big finger on the foot, is a nerve centre
for her womb. So, by wearing a ring, which constantly touches this
centre, it helps in curing the problems related to the womb and thereby
helps her in giving birth to a healthy child.
Not all the customs are foolish. They have a reason behind them.
{ Read somewhere.}
Site of the week:
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Like to read the excerpts of works by Swami Vivekananda ?? Site of
this week has a collection of it.
http://vedanta.com/excerpts/
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You never know what is enough,
unless you know what is more than enough.
- William Blake
The writings and the translations were made with the little knowledge, I had then and hence may not be exact.
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