The Law of Expectation and the Law of Karma - Perhaps, mankind has spent greater mental energy in pondering on this subject than on anything else. Here, I am trying to give the Law of of Karma with certain lucid expamples. I hope the readers can easily capture the theme.

The concept of love is universal but individual perception can be different – it can be a conditional, possessive love or otherwise according to the wavelength of our heart. This is the highlighting issue of the poem. This means that our love need not be reciprocated in the same way as we might wish. Only in the presence of god, in the presence of great men, in the captive smile of a baby, in the presence of various hues of Nature, can we discover unconditional love and peace. If we can accept this view, then, our love won’t mean our own cross.

What is actually this Nature? Nature is our own living core. When we are on the lap of Nature, we are within our reflections. We are born out of this Nature and finally return to her elements. We owe our bodily and mental existence to these gross and subtle elements of nature. We are in eternal communion with her either consciously or unconsciously. Our core is peace and solitude. The rest is all a forced mask. This is why we turn to Nature now and then for an all round refreshment. A twinkling star, a flying bird, a passing wind, a running brook, a falling leaf, a burning candle, a silent night, a sailing cloud, a grazing cow… these present moments of glory in our life. They all represent the philosophy of our life. They boost our mental battery because on the lap of Nature, our thoughts gradually disappear and we become contemplative and meditative. Everybody needs this tonic. Nature is a beautiful lass. Nature is a good philosopher too. Let us open our eyes and ears and be ready for a floating experience!

Our temples are our treasury in all respects. The feel of a village temple equally applies to a parish church and village mosque.

Terry Fox ran into the annals of history by the above noble feat. Terry Fox foundation (Canada) stands as a testimony of his remarkable achievement.

The poem is self descriptive.

A real episode that had happened many decades ago in Ireland.

The poem is self explanatory.