Love 3 - Light The Lamp Of Love Poem by Geeta Radhakrishna Menon

Love 3 - Light The Lamp Of Love

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As I light my house with myriad lamps,
A resolution I must take with
A heartfelt message to all,
As a humble healer!

When I light my red lamp,
God! I pray that all my anger
Burning within me,
May evaporate and disintegrate!

When I light my orange lamp,
God! I pray that my envious tendencies
Coiling within my body,
May be uncoiled and dispelled!

When I light my yellow lamp,
God! I pray that the desire to earb a living
Does not lead me to greed, instead,
May lead towards honesty and wisdom!

When I light my green lamp,
God! I pray that the knot of hatred
Embedded within my mind
May melt down and transform into love!

When I light my light blue lamp,
God! I pray that my bitter voice
Be cleansed, filtered and peeled off and
May change into sweet voice of melodious music.

When I light my dark blue lamp,
God! I pray that my days on earth
Be filled with kind thoughts and deeds, and
May lead me to compassion and contentment.

When I light my violet lamp,
God! I pray that my whole being
Be enveloped with joy, peace and
Unconditional, pure love, for all beings!

Love 3 - Light The Lamp Of Love
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A poem to celebrate Deepavali- the festival of lights with a strong message of healing through different colours of lamp.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shakil Ahmed 11 November 2015

Embedded within me in the surreptitious mind May melt down and transform into sublime love! Wonderful lines, may the festival drive your message of love over the whole world, this is a real message of for the people India when we are divided into castes, creed and co lour.

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Edmund Strolis 11 November 2015

The festival of lights. I was captured by each lamp lit. I believe that most people that are self-aware must admit to their shortcomings. The most encouraging thing is in knowing that you have weaknesses and that knowledge seems to be a great strength that can be acted upon. Each lamp addressed a different aspect attached with a prayer of hope. Absolutely brilliant. A humble healer and enlightened teacher.

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Compassion for all sisters and brothers, liked very much.

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Eno Sutraman 11 November 2015

Unconditinal love for all beings? Is enveloped in the wisdom to avoid your humble being stung, hissed at, And enjoy them from afar? And from afar your dark blue lamp can shed some light on your dark blue philantropic action? Green is milder than hatred or maybe not in knoty surruptitious minus mind? But tired -all the colours in disarray.

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Thank you dr Geeta for this divine prayer of love. Very imaginative comparisons to the colours of the lamps and love: a heartfelt message.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 03 August 2021

A lovely little poem with a beautiful title dear madam. Loved it

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Chinedu Dike 06 June 2017

An awesome devotional piece in commemoration of the festival of lights. Beautifully penned. Thanks for sharing Doctor.

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Georgios Venetopoulos 06 August 2016

Nice and purifying poem. Thank you, Dr.

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Thanks again for the nice and purifying observation.

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Ayman Parray 11 November 2015

Dear Geeta, Wishing you a very happy Deepavali. Congratulating you on this auspicious day for your noble resolutions. May the good in you triumph in all directions and may the light of your lamp never fade away...Thank you for spreading this message..

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