welcome back Vinayaka ji

[ratikala]

Namaskaram Vinayaka ji

Having descovered this beautifull bhajan , ...I thought of you , ....welcome back , ...hope you enjoy , ....

 

[ratikala]

 

[ratikala]

Jai Jai , ...I am completly awe struck , ...all glories to the Guru and all Glories to the young student .
if anyone is to speak of a fortunate birth it is this , ....

Koti Koti Pranamas​

 

[ratikala]

Namaskaram @ Kalyan ji @Chakra ji @Terese ji @StarryNightshade ji

 

[ratikala]

Namaskaram

For @Kirran ji when he next looks in , ....

 

[ratikala]

Namaskaram Prabhu jis

Last one , ....I canot help but post these , ...such beautifull devotion on part of Guru and deciples , ... All glories and a prayer for the long and happy life of all for enriching the life and devotion of others , ....

 

[Vinayaka]

Children have such sweet voices.

 

[ratikala]

Namaskaram Vinayaka ji ,

Jai Jai , ...prehaps what pleases me most is seeing the tradition being taught at a young age , ....
such a fortunate birth , ....
and as you were your self a teacher , prehaps you especialy will appreciate the dedication of both the teacher and the child , ...

 

[Vinayaka]

It's true, Ratikala, about teachers being privy to that more than some others. I am still in touch with a couple of former students, (old souls) and when the relationship is far more about you learning from them, or at least mutual, then you know you're in special company. The ones you knew at very young age, and watched them develop into the adults they are today are the most interesting. There is something less attached (and therefore you can see better, no emotional clouding) about that.

I'm reminded too of the Tirukkural's verses on children, especially the one about that there is nothing sweeter than the prattle of children.