Workshop # 2

O' Self,
From all pervading Reality
The Formless and Infinite
You chose to become human entity
With name and form, small and finite;

In the Stone Age
You ran after the prey
With stone hammer and arrows
Eating raw meat and fish
Deeply entrenched in sorrows,

In the age of agriculture
You rested for a while
As the nature poured out
Grains after grains in style,

But again it was too much
For you to plough the land
With your wife and children
Tilling it with your own hand,

In such days of despondency
In the period of failure and defeat
You became inward looking
And came up with a historic feat!

You discovered the motion in the wheel
The symbol of progress, knowledge and zeal,

It drove chariots and carts
Became the basis for economic revival
And also the symbol of
Religious upheaval!

Workshop # 2 
A Golden Tomorrow by Pavalamani Pragasam
Again by Patrick Durnil   
Bliss by Pavalamani Pragasam   
Chakra-View by Maalok    
Emancipation by Frank Sheehan   
Eyes of the Child by Cynthia Proctor   
Heritage by Hecletia    
India by Dr. Soumya Panigrahi   
Inner Lights by Judy N. Morningstar   
Just Another Day by Danielle    
Kaal Chakra by B.K. Swaminathan   
Liberated by Mary Ann Harrison   
Life Holding Life by Shubhra Krishan    
Life Moves On by Rajender Krishan    
Lost and Alone by Beth Hancock   
Missing Link by Hillol Ray   
My Grandpa by Pavalamani Pragasam   
Nirvana by Ramendra Kumar    
Nurturing Naiveté by Anton Piskac   
Ode To A Grandchild by Mallik Bulusu  
Pearls of Wisdom by Subhajit Ghosh  
Poverty by Esmond Jones   
Remembering Father by Nicholas LaMattina   
Rest by Pavalamani Pragasam   
Safe by Pavalamani Pragasam   
Suffering by Ankita Kumar   
The Picture by Maria Reed-Shore   
The Wheel of Life by Anonymous     
The Wheel of Time by Bijal Dwivedi    
The Wheel of Time by Shveta Kabra   
Wheel by Ambika Bhatt    
Wheel of Fortune by Hillol Ray    
Wheel of Time by Meenakshi Madhur    
Wheel: Symbol of Progress by Dr. C.S. Shah    
You Are The Purpose of My Life by Meera Chowdhry    
You, Me and The Wheel of Time by Suniti Chandra Mishra    
Youth & Reminiscence by Joseph Allen Hardy