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 Aphorism Based Sacred Iconography Art with a Poem ART PIECE INSPIRED POEM A reader of scripture so deep, With art, secrets they'd often keep. Aphorisms bright, Filled their work with light, Liberation's love made them leap. INSPIRATION Aphorism: Don't react, respond calmly Reference Surya, J. (2025). Labour of Love, Times of india, Nov. 8.

 India is observing the Constitution Day today: Lets know its spirit Ihe Indian Constitution is the supreme law of India, establishing it as a sovereign, socialist, secular, and democratic republic with a parliamentary form of government. It provides a framework for the government's structure, powers, and duties, while also guaranteeing fundamental rights, directive principles of state policy, and fundamental duties to its citizens. It is a unique blend of rigidity and flexibility, is the world's longest written constitution, and features a separation of powers between the legislature, executive, and judiciary, informs an AI overview.  Here is an acrostic on Indian Constitution India's great book, a legal guide, Numbers so high, far and wide. Detailed and vast, a lengthy scroll, In twenty-two parts, it takes its toll. Articles abound, four hundred forty-eight, No other like it, sealed by fate. Collective rule, parliament's call, Out of its ranks, leaders stand tall. Nat...

  Annual Vaman Dwadashi Mela held in Kurukshetra The annual Vaman Dwadashi Mela in Bhadrapada month is an important festival celebrated annually in Kurukshetra to commemorates the Vamana avatar (incarnation) of Lord Vishnu, who appeared as a dwarf Brahmin to restore the authority of the gods and establish balance in the universe.  According to the Vamana Purana and the Mahabharata, Lord Vishnu took the Vamana or dwarf form in area of Kurukshetra to overcome the demon king Mahabali. It is said visiting the Vaman Tirtha during this time is said to free one from all sins. The festival is an important part of the spiritual and cultural heritage of Kurukshetra, a region steeped in the mythology of the Mahabharata and Lord Krishna's Gita teachings.  AN ACROSTIC ON VAMANA DESCRIBING SPIRITUAL MESSAGE Victory found when ego takes its leave, All earthly desires, let them un-weave Mindful living, a contented art, Acceptance dawns, a waking smart. No room for pride, in the spirit's ...

  Karma’s Embrace: The Invisible Bond of Existence SHORT NOTE Everything in the universe is a miracle and a reflection of the divine cosmos. And, all are following a cosmic law of karma - the law of cause and effect. Our actions always return to us, and what we do to others comes back. Therefore, you are both your own friend and your own enemy. If you do good unto others, that goodness will return to you. We are all interconnected; we are one. When someone is blessed, they also bless others. Conversely, when someone harms others, they harm themselves. This is the essence of the great cosmic law. Always avoid hurting or hating yourself and others to remain blessed. POEM ON COSMIC KARMA LAW The stars above, a shining grace, A cosmic dance, in time and space. Each gentle breeze, each drop of dew, A perfect wonder, fresh and new. We're bound by threads, unseen, yet strong, Where right and wrong, forever throng. What seeds we sow, will bloom in kind, A gentle heart, a ...

 An Acrostic on Kurukshetra:  Special on Gita Mahotsava 2025 K :King Kuru's land, where history sleeps, U: Underneath, great secrets it keeps. R: Rivers flowed, Sarasvati bright, U: Under skies, a holy light. K: Kauravas and Pandavas fought with might, S: Spiritual ground, bathed in pure light. H: Holy ground, where Gita's song, E: Echoes still, righting what's wrong. T: Truth and peace, a seeker's quest, R: Radiant land, forever blessed. A: A sacred space, with divine grace.

  Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji Sahib Message in a Poem:  Remembering Supreme Martyr on His Shaheedi Diwas Guru Tegh Bahadur's gentle hand, Wisdom blooms across the land. Courage bright, a shining light, He stood for truth, with all his might. Inner peace, a quiet space, Self-control, with loving grace. For all to live in gentle ease, Protecting rights, and being free. God's in-n-out and everywhere, A formless love beyond compare. Within our hearts, the truth resides, No need to search in outside tides. Not in forests, dark and deep, But inward, secrets we can keep. Find the stillness, calm and clear, The Divine voice, so very near. Let joy and sorrow softly flow, Unbound by what the world can show. Detach from things that fade away, In kindness find a brighter day. Humble hearts, and spirits free, Conquer anger, pride, and glee. Ego tamed, and fear subdued, In selfless acts, forever good.

  Ode to Deenbandhu  Sir Chhotu Ram A son of soil, where fields did yearn, Sir Chhotu Ram, name for all to learn. For farmers' plight, his heart did bleed, A leader strong, a plant of freedom's seed. He saw the debt, the endless chain, And fought for laws to ease the pain. For unity, he stretched his hand, To Hindu, Muslim, tilling the same land. A vision bright, a dam's strong wall, For waters fair, to nourish all. Education's light, for every child, Equality's song, both meek and wild. Chhotu Ram, your name, a guiding star, For those who toil, both near and far. A friend of poor, your legacy lives, In hearts that hope, the grace it gives.