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On Wed, 5 Feb 2025, 14:01 gopala krishnan, <[email protected]> wrote:

> You are a crack- Nothing more to add Mr Rajaram
> Gopalakrishnan
>
> On Wednesday, 5 February 2025 at 01:24:19 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> yOUR VIEW IS APPRECIATED; BUT YOUR VALUE IS DEPRECATED. KR 5225
>
> On Wed, 5 Feb 2025 at 12:22, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>
> Dear folks
>
> A tiresome meaningless Niagara of nonsense from a yelping vagrant female
> canine who has been kicked out of iyer123.
>
> S Narayanaswamy Iyer
>
> On Wed, Feb 5, 2025 at 2:35 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
> On this day everyone reacts as if everyone is their own...
>
> 101
>
> चन्दनम् शीतलम् लोके चंदनादपि चंद्रमा: |
>
> चन्द्र चन्दनयोः मध्ये शीतला साधुसङ्गति: ॥
>
>  sandalwood is pleasant (cool), moon (or moon light) is more pleasant
> than sandal. (but) company of a good person (sādhu) is pleasant than both
> moon and sandal.
>
>  Literal meaning of word 'śītalaḥ' means cool/cold, in this context cool
> means something which is pleasant.
>
>  Teak hi na?
>
> 102
>
>  समानी व आकूति: समाना हृदयानि व: |
>
> समानमस्तु वो मनो यथा व: सुसहासति ॥
>
>  यथा व: सुसहा असति ॥ ऋग्वेद
>
>  This is the last 'śloka' in the Rigveda. It states - Let your
> conclusions be one (or be alike), Let your hearts be the same (or be alike)
> [So that "everyone" feels for the same particular bad/ill in the society in
> the same intensity. It may be the common experience that not all feel for
> the same problem in the 'intensity' that we as individual may feel for
> that. Due to this there may be lack of 'collective' efforts to solve that
> problem]. Let your minds think alike/similar. May all these factors make
> your organizational-power an impressive one. This 'śloka' can be called as
> an 'saṅgaṭhan-sūkta' i.e. guidelines for building an impressive
> organization/nation.
>
> Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak had ended his book 'Geeta Rahasya' by this
> 'shloka'.
>
>    opening verse of RV starts with AGNI; Last one ends with ASATHI. KR:
> HOW AN ORGANISATION SHALL BE CONDUCTED?  BY THOUGHTS TOGETHER WITHOUT FEAR
> IN GOOD STEAD UNLIKE A SMALL GROUP 123 ONLY.
>
> 103
>
> कर्तव्यमाचरम् कामम् कर्तव्यमनाचरम् |
>
> तिष्ठति प्राकृताचारो य स: आर्य इति: ॥
>
>  A person who does the things which are to be done and who doesn't do the
> things which are not to be done; a person who stands by tradition
> ("prakṛtācāro"), is called "Arya". (SIR , A GENTLEMAN)
>
>  The term "Arya" is used to refer to elder or respectable person in
> India. This subhāṣita give some of the characteristics of 'Arya'. A person
> who does the things which he is supposed to do i.e. good things, and does
> not do any bad, can be called Arya.. In short, the one who obeys dharma is
> Arya. 'Arya' does not reflect any race.
>
> KR:   It advocates a great thing; Tirukkural made in Tamil only from veda
> subashitanis, says:
>
> குறள் 466:
>
> செய்தக்க அல்ல செயக்கெடும் செய்தக்க
>
> செய்யாமை யானுங் கெடும்.
>
> ஒருவன் செய்யத்தகாத செயல்களைச் செய்வதனால் கெடுவான், செய்யத்தக்க செயல்களை
> செய்யாமல் விடுவதனாலும் கெடுவான்.
>
> 'Tis ruin if man do an unbefitting thing;
>
> Fit things to leave undone will equal ruin bring.
>
> Couplet Explanation:
>
> He will perish who does not what is not fit to do; and he also will perish
> who does not do what it is fit to do.
>
> seydhakka alla seyakkedum seydhakka
>
> seyyaamai yaanunG kedum
>
> When a good nation, or a small group would perish? If what has to be done
> if undone or what shall not be done at all is cone in delusions.
>
>  104
>
>  परोऽपि हितवान् बन्धु: बन्धुरप्यहित: पर:।
>
> अहितः देहजो व्याधि: हितमारण्यमौषधम् ॥-- हितोपदेश
>
>  The person with whom we have no relation, but who helps us in our
> difficult times is our Real relative/brother. In contrast the person who
> may be our relative/brother (With whom we have blood relations) but who
> always does bad things for us should not be considered as our
> relative/brother. Just like a disease which is in our own body does so much
> harm to us while the medicinal plant which grows in forest far off does so
> much of good to us!
>
>  KR:    All must have a clear picture of who is who.
>
> 105     Those who vanish at the sign of distress,
>
> like birds that abandon a dry pond, aren’t kin;
>
> those who stay back and suffer with us,
>
> like water lilies in that pond, they’re kin.
>
> அற்ற குளத்தின் அறுநீர்ப் பறவைபோல்
>
> உற்றுழித் தீர்வார் உறவல்லர்-அக்குளத்திற்
>
> கொட்டியும் ஆம்பலும் நெய்தலும் போலவே
>
> ஒட்டி யுறுவார் உறவு.
>
> Poet Avvayar (the 12th century one), in Moodhurai (literal meaning –
> Elder’s words) defines who are our real kith and kin. Those who abandon us
> at the first sign of distress aren’t our kin. They are like birds that
> abandon a pond once it dries up. Those who stay with us and share  our
> suffering, like flowers and weeds in that pond, are our real kin.
>
> There are three types of water lilies mentioned in the verse. கொட்டி,
> ஆம்பல், நெய்தல் – I could not identify their English names. So used
> generic ‘water lilies’.
>
>
>
> परस्परविरोधे तु वयम् पञ्चश्च ते शतम् ।
>
> परैस्तु विग्रहे प्राप्ते वयम् पञ्चाधिकम् शतम् ॥
>
>  While fighting with each other, we are five and they are hundred. While
> fighting with others (enemy) we are hundred plus five.
>
>  This are words of yudhiṣṭhira (dharmarāja). In araṇyaparva (i.e. when
> pāṇḍava were in vana-vāsa i.e. in jungle ( forest exile ) for 12 yrs),
> pāṇḍava got a news that kaurava are under attack from gandharvas and were
> loosing the battle. In fact gandharvas had defeated Kauravas and imprisoned
> them. That time, bhīma's opinion was, not to help Kaurava, because they
> were pāṇḍava's enemy. bhīma was happy that their job was done by
> gandharvas. That time yudhiṣṭhira said that even if Kaurava were enemies,
> they were their brothers, and pāṇḍava must help them in that crisis.
>
>  This is an excellent example laid by yudhiṣṭhira before us. If we turn
> our pages of history, many places we find that our rājas were fighting with
> each other, and they even helped outside invaders to knock down other
> Indian rājas. And that was major cause of success of invaders.
>
>  In today's context, we must know who is "ours" and who is not.
>
>
>
> 106
>
>  व्यसने मित्रपरीक्षा शूरपरीक्षा रणाङ्गणे भवति ।
>
> विनये भृत्यपरीक्षा दानपरीक्षा च दुर्भिक्षे ॥
>
> Friendship of a friend is tested in our bad times, the warrior's heroism
> is tested in a war, a servant's test lies in his good attitude towards the
> owner and a donor's test is at the time of drought. The point explained
> here is that the person who donates wealth/food even at the time of a
> drought, i.e. at the times when the food is a scarcity, is a real donor. If
> we do not live up to our expectations at the tough times then there is no
> use of what we stand for.
>
>  KR:    குறள் 788:
>
> உடுக்கை இழந்தவன் கைபோல ஆங்கே
>
> இடுக்கண் களைவதாம் நட்பு.
>
> உடைநெகிழ்ந்தவனுடைய கை, உடனே உதவிக்காப்பது போல் (நண்பனுக்குத் துன்பம்
> வந்தால்) அப்போதே சென்று துன்பத்தைக் களைவது நட்பு.
>
> As hand of him whose vesture slips away,
>
> Friendship at once the coming grief will stay.
>
> (True) friendship hastens to the rescue of the afflicted (as readily) as
> the hand of one whose garment is loosened (before an assembly).
>
> udukkai izhandhavan kaipoala aangae
>
> idukkaN kaLaivadhaam natpu
>
>
> 107
>
> राजा राष्ट्रकृतम् पापम् राज्ञः पुरोहित: ।
>
> भर्ता च स्त्रीकृतम् पापम् शिष्यपापम् गुरु: तथा ॥
>
>  If a country goes in a wrong way/ does a sin then the king should be
> held responsible. If king commits a sin then his advisors/ministers should
> be held responsible. If a women does a wrong thing then her husband should
> be held responsible and if a student ('shishya') commits a sin then his
> teacher ('guru') should be held responsible.
>
>  KR       So the sinner is one who heads a wrong group in a wrong way
> taking over.
>
>
> 108
>
> पुस्तकस्था तु या विद्या परहस्तगतम् धनम् ।
>
> कार्यकाले समुत्पन्ने न सा विद्या न तद्धनम् ॥
>
> The knowledge which is residing in the book and one's wealth which is in
> possession of some other person is of no use at all. At the time of it's
> need they will not be of any help for the person.
>
> KR      Knowledge is to be spread outside the books; wealth is like a well
> water to be given to others in needs. If both stay together wow what a boon
> it is?
>
>
>
> 109
>
> अधमा: धनमिच्छन्ति धनम् मानम् च मध्यमा: ।
>
> उत्तमा: मानमिच्छन्ति मानो हि महताम् धनम् ॥
>
>  An inferior person's desire is money. An average person will desire
> money and respect. A great person desires respect (and not Money). Respect
> is superior to money.
>
>  KR     Respect does not come by age ; if so why Adi shankara is respected
> than Thodaka and sugavaneswara?  Time does not  determine anything.
>
>
> 110
>
> ये च मूढतमा: लोके ये च बुद्धे: परम् गता: ।
>
> ते एव सुखम् एधन्ते मध्यम: क्लिश्यते जन: ॥-- महाभारत
>
> Only two types of people are happy in this world. One who are foolish/dull
> and the others who are very much intelligent and knowledgeable. All the
> other people in between these two limits are the only sufferers. The
> foolish/dull people do not understand the problem (or cannot grasp the
> problems) and the intelligent people have the solution for it! And
> therefore it is only left for the people in between them to keep crying for
> the problem because having known what it is still they cannot envision the
> path for it's complete eradication.
>
>  KR   DEEP THOUGHTS!      K Rajaram IRS 5225
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