Know Thyself Comments

A quotation comes to mind here - 'Know thyself and nothing in excess' and you have brought this ideal out very well in your piece. Thank you for attempting what we all find difficult to understand - the wholeness of Self. Greetings from Fay.

Bhakthi and Vedanta in equal proportions reach this poem to philosophical summit. sathya narayana

highly inspiring, it will definitely in one way or the other transmute negative to positive

I am really thankful to Kesav sir who inspired you to write such a lovely poem.Though I have not gone through that poem but I will soon have a look at it also.It is true that if we follow the path of Gita, Our life can become heaven.But it is really dificult to follow the preachings of Krishna.The pain and sufferings can be annihilated if we try to understand that we are a part of supersoul and we have come out of that only and merge finally in it.Our materialistic attitude tries to prevent us from thinking about it and more we get trapped in pursuing the means of this world.I hope your poem will spread this message all over the world and try to decrease the pain and sufferings of the people.

Very glad to find that my poem was responsible for the initiation of your scholarly insight to write this marvelous piece…the Absolute Truth is unconceivable either by body speech or mind…and once conceived brings in Total Bliss that in turn again remains unconceivable to we humans… Yatho Vacho Nivarthanthe Aprapya Manasa Saha Anandham Brahmano Vidwan...