MESSAGES GALORE ... 128

MESSAGES GALORE ... 128

1. Shankar, the great Bengali novelist of 'Kato Ajānāre' and 'Chouronghee' fame who passed away on 20 February, 2026 at 92 years age, had visited us in 1977 when I was 16 years old. Had a brief interaction with him when he talked to me on literature---Bankim, Rabindranath, Sharatchandra and Jibonananda Das. Illuminating experience, still etched in my memory. There have been similar such rare moments in my life when I came face to face with greatness. His humility revealed his greatness which, though, dawned on me in af'er years.

2. Value doubly the one that values you.

3. Love is a giving without thought of return.

4. It is the heart alone that conquers.

5. Wake, work, wither, sleep--what a life deep!

6. Solestar shines in the celestial sky.

7. রাজহংস হও পরমহংসের পথে |

8. 

নয়ন মুদে ছিলে তুমি মস্ত মনোযোগে |

সেই যোগ ছেড়ে বা কেন এলে বিষয় সম্ভোগে ?

9. Neglect and lose. This is the karmic way.

10. The problem is to harmonise the macro and the micro.

11. One injures, the other endures---the law of life.

12. Human relation must not be vitiated by commerce.

13. Gain being prompted by greed. Was that the need?

14. God has infinite patience, fathomless love.

15. The concentrated are calm, the calm concentrated.

16. The ignorant ignore. The wise respond. 

17. O those who wear human forms, whither thy humanity?

18. He who cannot stand on truth, his character has not been formed.

19. Power is in the soul, not in the body. Be soulful.

20. Know Hinduism from a realised soul.

21. God is man's innermost essence. He/She/It is existence-consciousness-bliss absolute.

22. প্রতিটি ব্রাহ্মণ পরিবার সাংস্কৃতিক ভাবে নষ্ট হয়ে গেছে সংস্কৃত চর্চা ছেড়ে দিয়ে | ব্রাহ্মণত্বের সর্বনাশে ভারতের সর্বনাশ সাধন ঘটেছে, ঘটে চলেছে |

23. In the dark night of despair, Lord,  you are my only hope. This night shall pass and dawn awaken a fresher morn.

24. Children, study to save our sinking civilisation.

25. Be deeper. Levity of bearing is killing India. 

26. Do not take a creative artist for granted. His trials and tribulations, tears and torment, his tortured self's lonely outpourings have all gone in to make who he is, an enigma, an alien, a mystery bound in measureless love. Love alone he comprehends and love he serves to all who care to receive what he of his boundless bounty gives, careless of return. 

27. As yet some close ones care not to read my messages. Their loss is my loss as well. So difficult to organise this disorganised mass that Hindus are.

28. May peace prevail!

29. Do not fear. Be secure. Be alert. Stay safe.

30. Prayer must be peaceful and never violent.