Purnatva

Oru Venel Puzhyil thelineeril Pulari Thilangi Mookam….
Illagalil Pookalil Ezhuthi njan elaveyil ayi nine…
Meghamai enn thazhvarayil,thalamayi enn athmavil…
Nenjilakum Manchiravin nanam pol ninnalum….

Heard this song? The lyricist mindset is beyond imagination. Creations are multitude and sometimes feelings are so subtle I want to think like that. Craziness and when it flows through words gives freshness of love which are rarely met in reality. Imagining the lover s feel for his sweetheart yesterday and repeatedly going back and forth the lyrics gave me so much happiness and pleasure and this is the love what each one wants .The appreciations flows naturally and the feelings one creates in another one’s mind is great .In fact I don’t find any word in dictionary for that feeling.

If Lord created nature and universe and his imaginary world is bounded to a lover, (this is a crazy imagination of mine) how will this lyrics be when it is sung by him for his heartthrob.

Note:You will feel the real impact once you get to the depth of the lyrics.

 Did the lyricist thought they way I thought when he wrote? Then I think he has so beautiful striking and powerful thought structure and he is indeed a terrific lover. Do you also have same thought wavelength as me? My first indulgence with the song brought this feel and when I played it many times the song was more and more beautiful. Let the thought go deeper and leave the mind free to wander through the words and be happy .Hope you understood what I meant. It will be a passion able feeling. Who don’t want to be a God s lover after all? He is the ultimate Hero. ;) .Will he have wilder imaginations?. How godly it will be. ;)

"Om Purnamadah purnamidam

purnaat purnamudachyate

Purnasya purnamaadaaya

Purnamevaavasishyate"

"THAT is Whole; this is Whole; from the Whole the whole becomes manifest. From the Whole, when the whole is negated, what remains is again the Whole."

In this Sloka, the word 'THAT' indicates the totality of Macrocosm. The word 'that' indicates the infinitely teeming microcosm. Thus, if one substitutes accordingly, the whole stunning import of WHOLENESS is revealed! 'Poornatva' is such all devouring FULLNESS!