Random Musings and Geetha Maala
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The second section entitled Just What I Feel relates the authors views on a variety of topics including, happiness, life, world, God, mind, worry, truth, and miscellaneous.
The third section Geetha Maala renders extracts from Bhagavad Geetha, the quintessence of ancient Indian scriptures, offering practical guidelines in daily life. It is concise enough to be adopted for daily prayer.
Krishna M. Gutala
Dr. Krishna M. Gutala of Hyderabad, India, had a brilliant academic career. Winner of two gold medals in his Bachelors in Engineering, he did Masters in IIT Bombay, and, Doctorate in Case Western Reserve Univ, Cleveland, USA, under a UNESCO Grant. He served for nearly three decades in Osmania Univ Engg College , holding responsible positions. Krishna Gutala has been deeply interested in religious literature and Monistic philosophy. He composed about forty poems in English in diverse themes. His effort has been mainly towards not only understanding the wisdom of our ancient scriptures, but how to implement them in our daily lives. To put into practice the oft heard adage: what matters in life is not what happens, but how one reacts to it. How to take life as it comes, take it easy, and how to keep ones cool, even under the most strenuous circumstances, and in strengthening our internal defense potential. He believes that assimilating and implementing the lessons from Geetha, is the best panacea in life.
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Random Musings and Geetha Maala - Krishna M. Gutala
1. HIM AND THOU
Be humble before Him
Thou shalt be dignified before others
Love Him and all shall love thee.
Have faith in Him ;
Thou shalt command faith from all.
Realize Him in thee –
Thou art all Supreme.
2. THE ONE LIGHT
Behold the globe of the universe
And the myriad pin-holes on it;
The brightly shining Lamp is its Centre.
Oh ye mind! Delude not thyself
That those are a myriad lamps!
It is the One Divine Light
That is shining through those myriad outlets!
3. BLISS INDEED
Let not the world of environments
Cow you down and
Make a slave of thee.
Oh ye! Ever aspire for
Such a pleasure
Which is beyond pleasure and pain,
Such a happiness
Which is above joy and sorrow, and
Such a state of existence
Which surpasses life and death –
That is Bliss indeed!
4. COMPASSION
Scorn not those that be
Less fortunate than thee
In this world in wealth
Or in matters of health.
Have compassion for such folk –
For, they bear a heavier yoke.
God shall be kind to thee
If kind thou to them be.
5. LIFE
Life is a beautiful canvas
Painted by the Divine Brush;
An exquisite pattern
Set by the Heavenly Decorator;
A lovely lyric
Composed by the Celestial Poet;
A melodious song
Set to music by the
Enchanting Flutist of Brindavan.
Oh ye then, why complain of it?
6. THOU MY POLESTAR
Oh ye, Flutist of Brindavan!
When with Thy Mercy I am blessed,
What lack of happiness can there be!
When Thy Music Divine fills my heart,
For what other melodies should I long!
Let Providence dispense what it pleaseth.
Let sorrow and joy play hide and seek.
Let a thousand tongues say what they fancy.
In Thy thoughts ever, my Lord!
I seek comfort and peace.
From truth and righteousness, those who swerve not
Tranquility and bliss shall leave them never.
So sayeth Thy Song Celestial, I forget not.
Righteousness is my path, and Thou my Polestar.
Oh ye Flutist of Brindavan, lead me to Thee!
7. PROPERLY PROPERLY
There is nothing you wouldn’t get
If you try properly;
Only thing, you should try
Properly properly.
God will give all what you want
If you pray properly
Only thing, you should pray
Properly properly.
All the problems of thy life
Thou can solve properly;
Only thing, you should have
Faith in God properly.
All the peoples in this world
Will love thee properly;
Only thing, love YOU them
Properly properly.
Whatever you think or say,
Whatever you do in life,
Think or say or do it, BUT
Properly properly.
NB: This poem can be set to music, and sung as a song.
An inspiring theme for children, students, even elders.
8. THY GRACE DIVINE
Me Lord! Let me be the flute
In Thy Dexterous Hands
Through which Thou Play
Thy Music Divine.
Let me be the brush
In Thy Subtle Hands
With which Thou Paint
Thy Scenes Divine.
Let me be the quill
In Thy Poetic Hands
With which Thou Write
Thy Songs Divine.
Let me be the bowl
In Thy Graceful