Quote of the week:
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Virumbith thanithaniyae meyyuNaraa themaay
irumbunda neerpola aegum karumbadhanaith
thinralol lotheriyum nenjamaenin aimpulanai
venralolal lovelicha maam.
- Pattinathaar.
[Virumb(u)i - wish; thanithaniyae - seperately; mey - Truth;
yuNaraa - not realising; themaay - physically; irumbu - iron; unda -
ate; neer - water; pola - like; aegum - to be; karumb(u) - sugarcane;
thinr(al)u - eat; theriyum - know; nenjam - mind (not heart here);
aimpulan - five senses; venru(al) - overcome; velicha(m) - light]
[O, my mind! Not realising the True nature of yourself, being like
a piece of iron in water; like the one who knows the taste of sugarcane
only when he tastes it, only when you overcome the 5 (worldly) senses
will you see the Light.]
Kural of the week:
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Ella vilakkum vilakkalla saanrorkku
poyya vilakkae vilakku.
[Ella - all; vilakku - lamp; alla - is not; saanror - wise people;
poyya - true]
[Wise people respect only men who are true.]
Thought for the week:
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The remedy for weakness is not brooding over weakness, but thinking
of strength. Teach men of the STRENGTH that is already WITHIN them.
- Vivekananda
Site of the week:
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Sanskrit - one of the 2 oldest, divine languages, whose each
alphabet is associated with a frequency, said to pacify the 'rakshasa'
inner mind.....(& so on). The dictionary is now online at
http://reality.sgi.com/employees/atul/sanskrit/dict/
You can download the dictionary in text format also, to know the
commonly used words & their english translations. Give a look, back at
our cultural past.
The writings and the translations were made with the little knowledge, I had then and hence may not be exact.
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