This site is as about the inspiration I get, as I am designed to get, where faith and conviction are my two flowers, which receive light when asked to God.
The Lord Of the Lords, The God of the Gods, our beloved, our
most respected and the biggest father of all is Mahadev. Mahadev is another name
of Lord Shiva.
Mahadev is also known as Nataraja- The Lord of Dance. Lord
Nataraja’s tandav dance had shaken the three worlds very vigorously.
Mahadev or Lord Shiva has no beginning and no end. He is the
ancient one and that’s why he is the Lord Of the Lords.
On this day, people fast and worship Mahadev with milk and
bel leaves.
He is the most kind and merciful lord. That’s why he is
known as Bholenath.
His angry form is known as Rudra. When Mahadev becomes angry
on any being, no one can save that being.
All the universes are from him. He is the preserver and the
protector of all.
It’s the blessing of Lord Shiva when I see something pure.
It’s the blessings of Lord Mahadev, when we get to drink
milk which nourishes one and all.
It’s the blessings Of Lord Rudra, when the glowing Sun,
gives nourishment, energy and light to all.
It’s the blessings of Mahakal who protects one and all.
It’s the blessings of Lord Bholenath, when to a man and
woman,a child is born.
When I see anything pure I see Lord Shiva.
When I see the pure ice water flowing through the Himalayan
rivers, I see Lord Shiva.
Lord Shiva is my highest father. So is Lord Rama, Lord Sai
Baba of Shirdi and Lord Meher Baba. For me all four are one and the same.
In Bangalore, my mother was the class teacher of the fifth standard of a secondary school. There she taught till seventh standard. In her class there was a boy named Dasarath.
One fine morning, the class had begun. Ma was taking the
class, when at 08:10 am a low and thin voice called out to her-“Miss, miss”.Ma looked at the source of the voice and found
Dasarath standing at the class room door asking for permission to enter the
class.
Ma was surprised that he was ten minutes late to the class
as the class had begun at eight.
Ma asked him-“Dasarath why are you late?”
He replied-“P.T. (physical training) sir had asked to wait on the ground as a punishment”.
Ma said-“Go and sit in your place”.
As the class was in full swing Ma couldn’t ask him why P.T. sir had punished him.
When the lunch break took place, Ma asked P.T. sir in the staff room that why had he punished Dasarath?
The P.T. sir let out a humorous and ho-ho laughter and replied-“Today, morning in the assembly line I noticed that he was wearing slippers. I asked him-“ Dasarath why are you not in your school uniform?”
As soon I asked him this, he took out his black school shoes from his school bag which were wrapped in a plastic. On seeing the shoes I questioned him-“ Why are you not wearing them?” To which he replied-“Sir, my shoes do not fit me anymore. They are too small for me. I had asked my father to buy me a new pair of black school shoes, but he said that just six months back he had bought me a new pair. If within six months my feet have grown then he couldn’t help it, as he can’t afford to do so.”
Dasarath’s dad was a police constable with a large family. As it was mandatory to wear black school shoes in school, so Dasarath had brought the shoes to convince the school authorities. So he came to school wearing house slippers and that’s the reason why P.T. sir had punished him.
It was the P.T. sir’s job to check whether everyone was in
proper uniform or not.
Ma asked P.T. sir not punish him anymore as he was a calm, cool
and a good student.