Long Ashram Poems

I heard the universal sound of aum (pronounced ohm)...
while being quarantined inside our own invisible bubble

Transcendent meditations
while athwart oblate spheroid
allow, enable, and provide
deft capability deciphering
snap, crackle and pop
accepted as mere static
to the untrained ear.

Each inaudible...

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Aol two step verification a boon to my psyche

plus I batten down the itty bitty hatches
courtesy Avast Random Password Generator,
and keep track of alphanumeric
near impossible to crack passwords
incorporating a special symbol
such as exclamation point
painstakingly recording...

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The Love Story of
Kacha And Devayani-
One


BACKGROUND OF THIS
LOVE STORY

This beautiful story
from the Indian
mythology
speaks, how love and
hate can go to
extremes
when it is guided by
motives. 

Kacha was the son of
Brahaspati*. 
He was sent by Gods
to become 
the...

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Dear PS Friends,
Many of my PS friends would be surprised to see this concluding part of this love story of 2014. 
I am concluding to-day the last part of this unique Love story of...

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My life as a spiritual seeker
I am a bless child, A spiritual seeker, I live my life with gratitude and appreciation for humanity, all manner of life is precious.

I embrace the good, bad and ugly...

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Shabari a hunter's child longed to be a disciple of true wisdom(Brahma Jnana), but was refused because of low caste.  Sage Matanga took her into the Ashram but was spurned for this decision. Matanga...

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I told you long ago that this land called "Romania" has exhausted its sources of blood and dreams.
For 35 years, we've been walking the thin line of memories, on the debts left by those shaped...

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I told you long ago that this land called "Romania" has exhausted its sources of blood and dreams.
For 35 years, we've been walking the thin line of memories, on the debts left by those shaped...

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Sage Vishwamitra 
deeper in penance
years has passed 
never opened his eyes 
sparkling like fire 
penance like unconquerable
Indra, the king of gods,
horrified overwhelmed 
steep spiritual rise of
tapasya would make 
sage very powerful 
even conquer heaven
anxious Indra...

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When I was skinned

I made a little list-

Call it (Something Here) :

It started out,

'I am getting older,

what should I do? '

Like go on the road,

Actually join the Legion or

Take vows for the ashram of Guru...

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There once was a man from DeBose
who had a gigantic nose
his nostrils squawked
whenever he walked.
When at rest it sat on his toes

The man got a job at a farm
his task was to sound the alarm
when...

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I
"Good morning. Jesus Loves You," I say
To passers by, with my calm shalom
I feel good, they feel good. But ought we?
Since Columbus sailed the Ocean blue ...
There's been a holocaust on the earth
The other one,...

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Everyone's seen the morning sun
the light slants and the blood-splattered sky
the full moon's sliced off to night's dark face
on to the TV screen, Facebook or Whatsup
seasons arrive and go, to return once more
the summer heat...

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The Smidget Puggily learned Transcendental Meditation from the prettiest Guru. she’d ever seen.  His hair and beard, perfectly coiffed, made him appear so brilliant and enlightened.  He had the gentlest smile and positively...

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His teachings were gentle, 
yet he did not bend to
the will of any man. 
This little brown man 
changed an entire world 
for all time.
These words are 
his legacy of wisdom:
“You must be the changes...

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Once by a waterfall,
once in an Ashram, once in a Church,
a boxing match, a fair ground,
a funeral, a birth, Once in the bloom
of murmuring starlings.

Once in a once and only.
Once in every moment given to...

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Mahi's husband was hungry
Hungry in his longing
One day to be able to stay at an Ashram
His aptitude for yoga was insurmountable

Money was not plentiful and savings were low
The journey would be expensive
Mahi was a brilliant...

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The world of viruses come
With lots unwanted gum.
Quick Heal is a family album
Where I can reject all scum
And freely continued my rhumb.
Viruses for all are season autumn,
Looking into browsers is alum,
Inserting memory cards darksome,
Quick Heal...

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Our family’s visit to an ashram—
Where parasitical monkeys haunt ’n hum.
Creatures known for tricks and hanky-panky.
So tussles ’tween visitor and monkey!

Monkeys win— tussles with woman or man.
Outwitting the monkey whoever can?
So woes of the devotees...

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