You think you have seen it all, and then something happens.
In this life, something always happens. Even Nothing is perhaps Something. Let us not go into that equation. My blog, which has recently become quite didactic and frenetic (and let us not forget, hectic to read up and remember) is pretty fine. Random people are shifting their blogs to random portals, but I am loyal to blogger. I Blog. Therefore I is. Otherwise I Iz probably.
So where was I? Oh this is a Pujo post. And a post to acknowledge that tomorrow my best friend is celebrating her 24th birthday. Chu, I love you. Even when you're older. Its life. I'm old too. Look look. I'm old and I'm wearing daring jama and all.
Other news: I love Ganges Bank. It is beautiful to trail the sky's blooming blue at five o'clock in the morning, and watch someone taking a dip into the water that supposedly emerged from Shiva's Knot of Hair. I sometimes read up the myths, and I always think... What it took those people to create and believe these explanations to phenomenons before they understood it fully.
japakusuma shankasam
kaashyapeya mahadyutim
tamohrim sarvapapaghna
pranohtasmi diwaakaraha
I wish I could explain to you how I remember myself at three, learning this simple surya shloka with my grandmother who made me look at the early morning sun. She told me not to be afraid of the giant ball of fire... it gives us life, and destroys evil.
Maybe thats why I have become a nightcrawler.
6 comments:
grandmothers are wonderful that way :)
True. Mine's incredible in all sort of weird ways but.
thank you. the birthday was weird but nice. it rained, it was amazing and i had mohiner ghoraguli kaane all day ...
jak.
err... shlok ta bhul
japakusuma shankasam
kaashyapeya mahadyutim
tamohrim sarvapapaghna
pranohtasmi diwaakaraha
khaise!!
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