My dear friends across globe (irrespective of religion)
I do not look at religion when I look at beautifully carved stones across the world relating to whatever religion it is. I look at the craftsmanship and I admire who ever they are, if the stone is carved wonderfully; if the building is built nicely; if architectural expertise is found in the creation and so on. I see God in the artisan and I love and admire them.
Incidentally, I was given an opportunity of touring to many places in India and in other countries too. Unfortunately when an Indian say about his rich heritage, he is put to lot of tests. Many foreigners do not accept that Indian culture and heritage were dated back to thousands of years. They put questions asking for proof, and many times they disbelieve the literature and beliefs of people and attribute a different word "blind belief" and "beyond science" and many such.
I have one unsolved question, OK, in one area and in one language, people might believe certain aspects; but howcome, in different languages (which ofcourse clash themselves) and in different regions of India, people unitedly believe only and only one thing. Does this not prove that there is 'UNITY IN DIVERSITY", and is this not a sufficient logical reasoning for believing what people say should have been correct.
Leave along all this, what would have been the position of Indians, even if these small ruin remains are not existent today. Unfortunately or otherwise, these road side, small ruin remains guard our interests and SAY TO THE WORLD WITH LOUD VOICE, LOOK ALL, " I AM DATED BACK TO THIS AGE, I HAVE BEEN CARVED SO GRATE THAT EVEN TODAY YOU KEEP UP YOUR EYE LIDS UP AND LOOK AT ME AMAZINGLY AND THAT MAKES ME PROUD OF MY EXISTENCE"
The well dated back to 15th century did not dry up inspite of several drought conditions, surely the great poet Shri Pillalamarri Pina Veerabhadra Kavi belongs to this place.
I would like grant an award to one of the great poets of today in the same of Shri Pillalamarri Pina Veerabhadra Kavi - who belong to the Holy land of Telugu Speaking area.
Let us love our fellow human beings; let us love each other; let us love our country and rich heritage
Yours affectionately
HARA HARA MAHADEVA
DR P V SESHA SAI ASWAMEDHAYAAJI
I do not look at religion when I look at beautifully carved stones across the world relating to whatever religion it is. I look at the craftsmanship and I admire who ever they are, if the stone is carved wonderfully; if the building is built nicely; if architectural expertise is found in the creation and so on. I see God in the artisan and I love and admire them.
Incidentally, I was given an opportunity of touring to many places in India and in other countries too. Unfortunately when an Indian say about his rich heritage, he is put to lot of tests. Many foreigners do not accept that Indian culture and heritage were dated back to thousands of years. They put questions asking for proof, and many times they disbelieve the literature and beliefs of people and attribute a different word "blind belief" and "beyond science" and many such.
I have one unsolved question, OK, in one area and in one language, people might believe certain aspects; but howcome, in different languages (which ofcourse clash themselves) and in different regions of India, people unitedly believe only and only one thing. Does this not prove that there is 'UNITY IN DIVERSITY", and is this not a sufficient logical reasoning for believing what people say should have been correct.
Leave along all this, what would have been the position of Indians, even if these small ruin remains are not existent today. Unfortunately or otherwise, these road side, small ruin remains guard our interests and SAY TO THE WORLD WITH LOUD VOICE, LOOK ALL, " I AM DATED BACK TO THIS AGE, I HAVE BEEN CARVED SO GRATE THAT EVEN TODAY YOU KEEP UP YOUR EYE LIDS UP AND LOOK AT ME AMAZINGLY AND THAT MAKES ME PROUD OF MY EXISTENCE"
The well dated back to 15th century did not dry up inspite of several drought conditions, surely the great poet Shri Pillalamarri Pina Veerabhadra Kavi belongs to this place.
I would like grant an award to one of the great poets of today in the same of Shri Pillalamarri Pina Veerabhadra Kavi - who belong to the Holy land of Telugu Speaking area.
Let us love our fellow human beings; let us love each other; let us love our country and rich heritage
Yours affectionately
HARA HARA MAHADEVA
DR P V SESHA SAI ASWAMEDHAYAAJI
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