Aradhana

Dear Devika,

A wonderful story, with a superb moral.Just loved it.

You know before my daughters were born, i went to Govindevji Temple in Jaipur( Radha and Krishna), and asked God for daughters both times, and i was blessed with them, Radhika who is now married, and Sita who is 21 now.And i have never desired a son, as i did not have the wish to be dependent on a son in my old age.I and wife can manage on our own, thank u.

As they say

A Son is a Son, till he Gets a Wife
A daugther is a daughter for all her Life.

And my daughters are our Sons.Great blog.Regards.kamal

Dear Mindi,

Thankyou fot your lovely FB, Glad you liked the story. And a million thanks for the wonderful words. Theyve made my day!!
Yes indeed it requires a great heart to adopt and specially a challenged person.

A little extra warmth that is a pleasure to give, is all that required to bring out the best.
Glad you liked the concept .

Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by Mindian

Dear devika

that was just wonderful...very touching and with a message as usual...u are indeed a gifted writer.......how many of us would have done that......it requires a great heart to adopt a child like that and real determination and dedication to bring out the best in that child....just loved it...

Mindi

Dear Sunkan,

Glad to have you here!
Nobody is disabled only differently abled and i guess differently abled people use their ability to the fullest than the so called fully abled people.
Like I have mentioned before I have seen some wonderful differently abled people from different walks of life winning accolades for their magnificience in various capacities.
This subject is very close to heart.

Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by sunkan

yes we can use this to the fullest to do the best things in life, and along with parents i think the society itself should never pity these souls but encourage and accept them as human and not a disabled but a differently abled people...thanks for writing about this subject in your story...sunkan

Dear Ramya,

Thanks for writing in. Im glad you liked the story.Yeah i am very particular about the names.Glad you enjoy them too!!
Thanks for the lovely words Ramya.

Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by rs18

Wow.........Devika,............

Great piece of note..........and iam very impressed by the way you chose names be it Nayana or Aradhana.........Good work keep it up.......Your words have a spell of magic which leaves me dumbstuck.......

Thankyou so much Sweetie for stepping in ga.
Glad you liked the story and the name!!
So many wonderful acheivers here. Cant take names because I wouldnt want to miss anyone and the list is endless. Its so lovely to see their achievements.
But i must mention here, as a kid I was struck with wonder at the marvelous way Stevie Wonder composed and sang.Ooohhhh Il never forget it.From then Ive been wanting to pen something.This comes close i guess.
Its a moment of pride to think about those numerous acheivers!

Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by corallux

Aradhana, a lovely name for a lovely story. many a time we write off people as useless because of their various shortcommings. They surprise the world with their achievements.

Thanks from another gem from your pen ga Devika. A very refreshing story.

Regards,

Corallux

Dear Devika,
That was such a lovely read. You, dearie, weave a magic spell with your way of writng that Iam dumbstruck. Apt anmes and such a touching situation to realise the gof that God blesses us with.Every write up carries a messge and this one is as valuable as the others!!!!!!!!!!

Dear Devika mam,

It´s a great touching,simple,clear and loving story.I dropped my tears when I was reading the tears(I think this would be the goal of a writer is to make feel when reading a story)..Its really encouraging to adopt a child that too lacking senses..

Thanq for the beauiful post..

Waiting for more..

Hugs,
dg..

DM,

You have done it again. A beautiful story with a message.

A person is not disabled until he is disabled in his mind. he is only differently abled, and given the best love and opportunity they prove it so well.

Great going buddy...

Dear L Chechi,

As usual those words of yours are a great motivator! I am glad you liked the story.
Yes I have seen that there are many times when a potentially qualified person doesnt tap his capabilities to the maximum and then blames fate for everything. When we see the wonders that the challenged people have done , it strikes us as to how we absolutely waste our potential.

Love,
Devikutty

Originally Posted by Paulina

My dear Devikutty,

What a fantastic piece of writing, such eloquence, such depth of feeling and meaning and such a beautiful message to all of us who have our senses intact but tend to misuse them most of the time.
A heartwarming story , beautifully narrated,an enjoyable read till the very end.

warm regards L.chechi
PAULINA

Dear Lalitha,

Wow , now you have me finger tied. I dont know dear how to thankyou for all these lovely words of appreciation. I am so glad you liked the story.
We have an adopted kid in the family and believe me shes our darling. Infact we are so happy and feel blessed to have her in our midst.
Well yes but circumstances do count. I guess even though you couldnt adopt,i can see you have a lot of love for them and it would surely reach them.

Accept my on the net Lalitha .And thanks a million for the FP.Your words have already crowned me though.
Love,
Devika

Originally Posted by lalitha shivaguru

Dear Devika,

to you dear. I have always been your admirer and this has really taken the cake. The way you have started and ended so beautifully. I was tongue tied rather finger tied. Could not anything.

It was very touching. I always felt that we should adopt a child but things do not happen the way we want. But I am happy if at all I had gone ahead with my desire I know the child would have been the worst sufferer. Hence God saw to that it never materialised.

This is an awesome piece. Accept my on net.

Nominated this for FP also.