Ramesh Tiwari

यह संसार तुम्हारा मैया हम सब तेरे तेरी धरती तेरा आगन तेरे पक्षी । सूरज चंद्र तुम्हारे सेवक सागर तेरा सरिता तेरी नभ तारों की महिमा तेरी । कुछ ऐसा है नहीं कहीं पर किसी और का हो सकता है सब पर तेरी सतत कृपा है । गति तेरी स्थिरता तेरी इच्छा तेरी परिवर्तन में शक्ति तुम्हारी काल चक्र में । त्रैलोक्य स्वामिनी माता मेरी हृदय भक्ति से भर दे मैया पार लगा दे मेरी नैया ! Ramnavmi Once baby Ram was lying on the swing hanging from the ceiling of a balcony in the grand palace of Ayodhya. There was a vast garden around the palace. Monkeys, birds, bears, elephants, lions and all sorts of wild animals had their abode in it. They were jumping and playing, making weird noises. Ram was very happy to see their silly ways. He, however, would not have liked them had they been reciting Vedas instead, because He is the maker of both good and bad, right and wrong, high and low, big and small and so. He loves everything that adds to the beauty of the world and hates all that grows to be too pow

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The narrator has to purchase an electric fan and a takht (a piece of furniture that consists of a cot-size flat top supported by four legs) which he and his family need as a means of relaxing them in the evenings. Every day he goes to his office with a determination that he will come back home with them, but as he reaches there he gets deeply involved in his work, ignoring all that. And thus when he leaves his office, he forgets all about what he had decided to do. He not only suffers the sultry weather but also listens to his wife’s bitter reproaches on reaching home. Here is an excerpt from the story in ‘Snippets of Life Music’. You will certainly find that the book is really a very fine buy or it is what you have been looking for.

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