LEARNING IS LIFE

 Buddha Quotes on Karma How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours Beings are owners of their deeds, heirs of their deeds; their deeds are the womb from which they sprang, with their deeds they are bound up, their deeds are their refuge. Whatever deeds a man does, good or bad, he becomes the heir of his deeds. f you light a lamp for someone else it will also brighten your path. Avoid evil deeds as a man who loves life avoids poison. Happiness comes when your work and words are of benefit to yourself and others. INSPIRED QUATRAINS Don't mind what others do, That's their path, their due. Just watch your own way, Kindness light your day. Do good with open heart, Then let it all depart. Let go of what is done, True freedom can be won.

 Cravings and attachments are roots of strife: Poem Things we want, things we hold dear, Whispering doubts, fueling fear. A constant ache, a restless sigh, Beneath the surface, where they lie. But let them go, like autumn leaves, The world of joy, the heart receives. When grasping hands begin to ease, You’ll find your soul, and find your peace. The roots of strife, they start within, Where craving ends, peace can begin.

Ode to Visual Art of Indian iconic Photographer Raghu Rai   Note: Raghu Rai (18 Dec 1942 – 26 Apr 2026), a noted Indian photographer and photojournalist, had been widely regarded as a pioneer of candid photograpy and  photojournalism in India.   ODE   Oh Raghu Rai, your lens so true, A world of India, seen anew. Not staged or planned, your shots ignite, But from the heart, a pure delight.   No fake pretense, no painted scene, Just life itself, a vivid dream. Your camera's eye, a honest friend, Revealing truths that never end.   From crowded streets to quiet lands, You hold our stories in your hands. A master's touch, a spirit bright, Oh, Raghu Rai, you fill with light.   The lens you held, a nation's gaze, Through your sharp eye, we saw our days. No book could teach the art you knew, But doing, viewing, saw you through.   Your vision caught what lay unseen, The magic held, the in-between. You showed the soul, the hidden grace, Reflected in each ti...

  QUOTE INSPIRED POEM Like shifting clouds across the sky so wide, Our thoughts arise, then drift and fade away. No need to cling, or hold them in your hand, Or build a fortress where they can reside. Just watch them pass, across life's gentle land, And feel them vanish, with the turning tide. Be like the watcher on a quiet shore, Let every thought depart, and ask no more, For in this letting go, serene and deep, A tranquil spirit you shall surely keep.

 Tai Chi: Mindful Motion A gentle art, Tai Chi's grace, Movement slow, soft breath pace. Meditation, limbs' motion's flow, Medication, lets sickness go. Cloud Hands glide, a soft embrace, White Crane Wings, in time and space. For rehab, it will mend and make, A gentle path, for goodness sake. It eases pain, it stills the mind, A healing peace, you're sure to find. In gentle dance, your body flows, Where calm and balance truly grows. Note:  World Tai Ch Day 2026 was observed on April 25, 2026. The event is celebrated annually on the last Saturday of April, This global event promotes health and mindfulness with the theme "One World; One Breath,

POEM A penguin small, In  coat of night and day, On ice so white, He starts his play. No wings to soar, But fins to glide, The ocean calls, A watery ride. He takes his steps, A shuffle grand, Through fluffy snow, Across the land. Then down he goes, A slippery streak, For fish so good, His hunger to seek.