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Theme :
Philosophy
Message from a
Box
by
Dr. Silogan Pillay
In rapid haste of
see and grab
We fruitlessly strive
For material gain
Denying any spiritual need
To nourish the soul
It’s burning us dry of any hope
For a happy balance.
The system is cracking at it’s seams
Constrictive thought forms are spilling over
Stifling human potential
In a vain effort to gain manageable control
Of simmering madness
Contained in neatly compartmentalized boxes
Nature chaotically contained in little boxes.
But amidst this holy turmoil ancient wisdom revisits.
Having stood the test of time
Flexible, resilient with renewed confidence advances forth
Into a world skeptically attempting to decipher it’s uncertainty
What was an “untruth” yesterday is what is true today.
The illusionary paradigm of Maya
Welcomes the weary traveler
And reminding the forgetful audience
Of the Hand that holds the cup.
February 12, 2006
The Week of February 12, 2006
A Heart Buried in Sand by Joy A. Burki-Watson
A Lover's Symphony by Joy A. Burki-Watson
And So
We'll Waltz by Joy A. Burki-Watson
Hidden Love by Sandhya Santoshkumar
Message from a Box by Dr. Silogan Pillay
Poem from Within by Susan Dale
Red to Stop and Green to Go by Chan Mongol
Shores to the Waves by Vasanta Athilat
The Heavenly Dream by Mariam Mababaya
The
Remaining Story by NS Murty
The Waiting Pilgrim by Dr. Vidur Jyoti
Three Little Words by Aparna Chatterjee
Three Words by Joy A. Burki-Watson
To Give and To Forget by N. Karthikeyan Osho
Valentine's Day by Annu Chopra
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