Thus speak the animals to their young ones!

Originally Posted by Vysan

Dear Sri,

I couldn’t control my laugh reading your reply that you look beyond beautiful people whether there is more to come or not… Great…. Ahahhahahahahahaha… I am left with no words…

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder… how true… I am not sure whether to ogle at beautiful ladies amount to window shopping… In window shopping, the things which we look are assembled for sales… Now can that be compared with…???

However Guruji…. I am learning lot more new things… Now let me follow and implement what I am learning…

Veda

Veda my Thambi dear
I did not realise you were becoming such an ardent follower of your guruji.. Whats this with window shopping and all Not good for health I am thinking

Originally Posted by anandchitra

Veda my Thambi dear
I did not realise you were becoming such an ardent follower of your guruji.. Whats this with window shopping and all Not good for health I am thinking

Dear AC
Dont you know that all good things in life are bad for health and vice versa? I guess one has to choose between the two depending upon what he values more!
Sri

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear Veda
What can be more pleasing to a Guru than to have an attentive Sishya like you?! If a Guru's teaching does not have any effect on his Sishya, it will be like 'Vizhalukku iraitha neer!' That way I am blessed!
Sri

Dear Guruji,

Sorry for coming late, as I have to travel....

I am a very attentive student and follow the teachings fully... So, you can be rest assured that it will not be "'Vizhalukku iraitha neer!"...

Veda

Originally Posted by Chitvish

Dear Sri,
Now come on ! The topic you discuss is so intense & "beautiful" that at this rate of worshipping you as Guruji, Veda is going to become
Guruvukku minjina sishyan!
You will be happy - Shanvy will rush to your house with a stick! Beware!!
Love,
Chithra.

Dear Chitvish,

My Guruji is great...

I can never become
Guruvukku minjina sishyan!

But I will keep up the reputation of my Guruji and never fail....

Veda

Originally Posted by anandchitra

Veda my Thambi dear
I did not realise you were becoming such an ardent follower of your guruji.. Whats this with window shopping and all Not good for health I am thinking

Dear AC akka,

My DM, Chitvish taught me... "Do your duty, Dont expect results...".

So I am strictly following my Guruji, like the Great Arjuna followed Lord Krishna.... I dont know whether I qualify for the Arjuna's post... I leave all the result to my Guruji... He will take care....

Gurujiki Jai!!....

Veda

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear AC
Dont you know that all good things in life are bad for health and vice versa? I guess one has to choose between the two depending upon what he values more!
Sri

Dear Guruji,

How can you say that one has to choose... It is my Guruji's words... There is no question of Choosing.... Simply following...

Veda

Dear Veda
A genuine Guru would groom his sishya to excel him in due course. Like Ramakrishna Paramahamsa groomed Swami Vivekananda. Like Adi Sankara was groomed by his guru Sri Govinda Bhagawatpada. Some of your recent responses confirm my belief that you'll surpass me soon!.
Nothing will make me happier than seeing you in full flow. God bless you!
Sri

Great going Cheeniya sir, like always fbs differ later on with the original post....

From my side, i like to add one incident, where my father 'got it' right. Don't think of him as a person who reads 'animals mind'.

As this is summer, we thought of keeping our pet outside tied to a post...he didn't like it....so what he will do was.....whenever he comes inside---he would answer his 'nature's call'. My DH got angry so much ( he is usually patience-personified) that he decided to keep our pet outside till night and once we bring him inside be tied to a table so that he wouldn't do the mess. That worked till today..

My father told us that our pet got angry for his being tied up outside---he wil be thinking---' so you did that to me, pay for it'...Big Laugh
We all think it is true...

sriniketan

Originally Posted by Sriniketan

Great going Cheeniya sir, like always fbs differ later on with the original post....

From my side, i like to add one incident, where my father 'got it' right. Don't think of him as a person who reads 'animals mind'.

As this is summer, we thought of keeping our pet outside tied to a post...he didn't like it....so what he will do was.....whenever he comes inside---he would answer his 'nature's call'. My DH got angry so much ( he is usually patience-personified) that he decided to keep our pet outside till night and once we bring him inside be tied to a table so that he wouldn't do the mess. That worked till today..

My father told us that our pet got angry for his being tied up outside---he wil be thinking---' so you did that to me, pay for it'...Big Laugh
We all think it is true...

sriniketan

Dear Sri
As a man who is fairly well acquainted with canine behaviour, I agree with your dad's diagnosis of why your dog(what's his name by the way?) gave vent to his ire in the manner as he did. The truce that was called subsequently also falls in tune with canine temperament. Only goes to show that you cant fool around with a dog and expect him to take a benign view of the same. In fact it should be the other way. We should take a benign view of canine behaviour in times of stress (his, not ours!).
Sri

Cheeniya Sir,
From a person well-aquainted with canine behaviour, I or say, we will follow your advice at times of stress..
BTW our pet's name is JAI!

sriniketan