Yet Another Love Story, This Time A Perfect One!

Gayu,
If your fb was wonderful your chellakobam was even more so. As I had told earlier the pause in the story is quite pregnant. I am not going to delay the next post by a week. It will come much sooner. Before immersing in the ocean of love, it is a pleasure to take a few buckets from the ocean and enjoy them.
Stay tuned, gayu. Next bucket is not very far away. May come at any time.
affly,

Originally Posted by gayu_r

Varalotti Sir,

Excellent start, but I have one chella (?!) kovam.. Why do you pause ? Idhu enna murder mystery-ah ? The ocean of Love from the Lord himself. I really want to take a dip in this holy river. Neenga ennadaanna, bucket bucket-ah water modu tharelae.. I love reading it all in one flow to stay in the blissful moment a sincerely narrated article would render. Will wait for the next bucket :)

Affly,
Gayu

Sridhar,
Very nice paasuram...we might have done some penance during our previous births....that is why we are able to know about great saints and people....through them the Supreme self..(still trying in that aspect)
His love for us is so great, we cannot reciprocate it....so what we can do...just be a slave to Him...as He is the master, it is His 'duty' to look after us, isn't it...
You can also translate the paasurams so that we can enjoy it too...

sriniketan

Sriniketan,
I was wondering how come no one noticed the paasuram which I had wantonly posted as my 5000th post. I am bringing in the paasuram again when we go in to the next part of the story. God willing I might be posting the next one now.
About God taking care of us, there are two schools of thought. The Monkey and the Cat. You know in the case of monkeys the younger one would hold its mother and that way would avoid the fall. But in the case of the cat, the mother would hold its young by its mouth. So whether we fall or not is in the Mother's hands.
regards,

Originally Posted by Sriniketan

Sridhar,
Very nice paasuram...we might have done some penance during our previous births....that is why we are able to know about great saints and people....through them the Supreme self..(still trying in that aspect)
His love for us is so great, we cannot reciprocate it....so what we can do...just be a slave to Him...as He is the master, it is His 'duty' to look after us, isn't it...
You can also translate the paasurams so that we can enjoy it too...

sriniketan

Most Gracious GFs,

I was moved by your your request to post the remaining part of this love story earlier than scheduled. I will be posting it a few seconds from now.

This part of the story is a bit long and I wanted to cut it into two parts. But then I knew that you wont have the heart to wait any longer.

Hence I am posting the rest of the story in one go.

Eagerly waiting for your loving responses,
With Love,

Dear Sridhar,

Went thru the paasuram just now as I had missed this post. It was really an enlightening one. It is true we are blessed to read about this Divine Love and try to practice the same in our lives also. Enna thavam seidhe no............ to read about these great saints and the karunai kadal.

Thanx Sridhar

Dear Lalitha,

I am happy that you read the Paasuram. This is one of the most powerful paasurams and given the person who composed it and given the circumstances in which it was sung, it is sure to destroy all our past karmas.

I specifically wanted this to be my 5000th post and could not give enough publicity to it. I compensated it by providing links to this paasuram in the concluding part of the story.

love,

Originally Posted by lalitha shivaguru

Dear Sridhar,

Went thru the paasuram just now as I had missed this post. It was really an enlightening one. It is true we are blessed to read about this Divine Love and try to practice the same in our lives also. Enna thavam seidhe no............ to read about these great saints and the karunai kadal.

Thanx Sridhar

Dear Sridhar,
I am missing a lot here. I just peeped in to read a few blogs. I had no intention of giving a fb for want of time but then, this write up of yours mesmerised me! As you said, What a perfect Love Story! I could not read the last part or have you not posted it yet? Sorry, since I am not in touch, I may be asking silly questions.

I am also reminded of my friend’s words. ‘All love stories have a tragic ending. In some cases the lovers part ways, when it is really tragic. In others the lovers [COLOR=blue ! important][COLOR=blue ! important]marry[/color][/color] each other, in which case it is even more tragic.’

Only you can sprinkle comedy when writing on a serious subject!

Nowadays I see many rich men and politicians wearing Khadi shirts. I just laugh within myself.

To wear kadhi during the peak of British Rule required the moral strength of Gandhi or Nehru. Wearing khadhi now, when the best terri-wool suits themselves are made in India, is just an anachronism, a hypocrisy.

Amidst your beautiful love story, you have not hesitated to take a dig at the hypocrites of our modern world!
Will catch up with the remaining part of the story soon.
Regards,
Malathi

Dear dear V,

What a catchy story. Epics and Epic like stories never let me down in getting glued. This is no exception and with Varalotti narrating, should I need say anything??? :). Superb. "Paanan" has changed to "Panaa" in the second half. Was it intentional? What does the Lord have for him? I am curious!!!!! I will term this as a "thriller epic" :)


Regards,
Purni

Dear Malathi,

It was I who missed you for quite some time. Presumed that you were very busy otherwise.

I have already posted the final part of the story. Please click the words, "A Perfect Ending..." appearing below my signature.

I am afraid there is no comedy in the final part of the story. I was crying all the time I wrote the final part.

regards,
sridhar

Originally Posted by Malathijagan

Dear Sridhar,
I am missing a lot here. I just peeped in to read a few blogs. I had no intention of giving a fb for want of time but then, this write up of yours mesmerised me! As you said, What a perfect Love Story! I could not read the last part or have you not posted it yet? Sorry, since I am not in touch, I may be asking silly questions.


Only you can sprinkle comedy when writing on a serious subject!



Amidst your beautiful love story, you have not hesitated to take a dig at the hypocrites of our modern world!
Will catch up with the remaining part of the story soon.
Regards,
Malathi

Dear Purnima,
Thanks for all the nice words. Paanan and Paana are quite interchangable. I have already posted the last part, Purnima.
Please click the words A Perfect Ending.... appearing below my signature and read the final part.
Purni, I edited your post to include an instant email notification of my reply, so that you will not miss the final post.
regards,

Originally Posted by purnima_2k

Dear dear V,

What a catchy story. Epics and Epic like stories never cease to let me down in getting glued. This is no exception and with Varalotti narrating, should I need say anything??? :). Superb. "Paanan" has changed to "Panaa" in the second half. Was it intentional? What does the Lord have for him? I am curious!!!!! I will term this as a "thriller epic" :)


Regards,
Purni