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My feet have been stepping on your chest numerous times, path,
How gladly, like a mother, accept me and each stranger!
No complaint; no grudge feeling; not even a little wrath,
How cheerfully you lay and keep safe beings from danger...! 

My ancestral story says that all have trodden on you,
This is why you look so rough and tough and, yet, acceptive;
Your love, compassion, and receptivity are so true,
Even during days of fog, your way is not deceptive...!

Each time when I tread on you I think of my path final,
When I will not be walking on you; they will carry me; 
You have ever been like my so intimate code spinal,
I love you so much and I want you to be always free...! 

Be open, as you are, dear path, that each one will feel safe,
You should be able to show the way even to a waif...!!!

God Is In You

a religious being is
intoxicated with love, bliss
and hence blissful
you need to lose your ego
your "i', your stubbornness.
god can be known
only when you are not.
get drunk with love
lose your ego
or at least forget it for a while
it is hard to find god
in churches and temples
i mean living god
you are the seed of god
a potential god
you can sprout and bloom
flower and spread
it is very easy
our being,our innermost shrine
our sanctum of soul
where love resides is
the abode of god n
god is nothing but love
be alone and not lonely
be meditative in every moment
sing dance make merry
you wont be lonely
be meditative and prayerful
and you are alone
prayer is not a monologue
just be acceptive to the existence
be silent and listen
you will realise then
the expression of love
the gift of love
it is easy
no need to ask, to complain
your desires are known
no 
need to repeat n repent
it is more of listening
than talking
receiving than taking
be meditative
lend your ears and heart
offer your mind and soul
you are prayerful

May You

May you gently tender whatever surrounding you
As your mother tenders you  

May you generously give whoever in want 
As you are given by beloved ones 

May you patiently enlighten whoever innocently unaware  
As you are clearly enlightened by reverend mentors

May you bountifully assist whoever helpless 
As you are secretly assisted by unknown people 

May you wisely share the happiness with whoever never met before 
As you are well hospitalized by every warm but uninvited party

May you thoughtfully apportion the sorrow with whoever mourning 
As you are wholeheartedly comforted by uninvolved others 

May you always fill in others' shoes
As others tolerate you

May you always know the stamina 
As Sun never fails to rise 

May you always known the docility
As timely rain damps the thirsty soil
 
May you always know the truth 
Suffer as people suffer 
Enjoy as people enjoy 

May you always know the best time 
To be strong 
To be mild 
To be firm 
To be acceptive 

Above all 
May you always know 
The one 
You should always extend your gratitude to


May You

May you gently tender whatever surrounding you
As your mother tenders you  

May you generously give whoever in want 
As you are given by beloved ones 

May you patiently enlighten whoever innocently unaware  
As you are clearly enlightened by reverend mentors

May you bountifully assist whoever helpless 
As you are secretly assisted by unknown people 

May you wisely share the happiness with whoever never met before 
As you are well hospitalized by every warm but uninvited party

May you thoughtfully apportion the sorrow with whoever mourning 
As you are wholeheartedly comforted by uninvolved others 

May you always fill in others' shoes
As others tolerate you

May you always know the stamina 
As Sun never fails to rise 

May you always known the docility
As timely rain damps the thirsty soil
 
May you always know the truth 
Suffer as people suffer 
Enjoy as people enjoy 

May you always know the best time 
To be strong 
To be mild 
To be firm 
To be acceptive 

Above all 
May you always know 
The one 
You should always extend your gratitude to

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