Gazal- Manavta

ब ु ल ं द ह ै ं इ र ा द े द ु श ् म न ी क े आ ज ,
क ै स े ब न ा य े र ि श ् त े द ो स ् त ी क े आ ज .....

ह ि ं स ा ह व स म े ं ह ै भ ू ख द ौ ल त क ी ,
म क स द ब न ग ए ह ै ं ज ़ ि न ् द ग ी क े आ ज ....

क ा र े -ख़ ै र द े ख े न ह ी आ ब ग ी न ो ं म े ं ,
य े स ल ि क ा ह ै न ह ी ब ं द ग ी क े आ ज ....

श क ल स ू र त म े ं ''म ा न व त ा '' न ह ी श ा य द ,
प र ि भ ा ष ा ह ै न ह ी य े आ द म ी क े आ ज ...

न फ़ र त भ र े द ि ल म े ं ग ़ र ज ल ा ''द ी प '' न ह ी ,
ह ो स क ा न ा प ् य ा र इ स ् स ी क म ी क े आ ज ....


ल े ख क
द ी प क क ु म ा र ''द ी प ''
१ १ -० ४ -09

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SHAER(couplets) in hindi/urdu are the couplets which express the
feelings of love, sadness, joy, affection and different other emotions in a beautiful poetic way in just two lines. The following couplets(from my book Sab Rang/2010) are posted in hindi alongwith its english version. English translation is also posted bringing out the meaning and essence of the couplets to the best of my capability.

द ो स ् त म ि ल े ए स े ज ो अ ह स ा ं फ र ा म ो श न थ े
ह म े ं ह ी ज ़ ज ् ब ा त ो ं क ा , क द ् र क र न ा न आ य ा .
(Dost mile aise jo ehsanfaramosh na the
Hame hi zazbaton ka, kadr karna na aya.)

Friends I befriended, were never ungrateful
It was I who couldn’t appreciate their feelings.
ब ी ज ब ो त ा क ो ई , फ ल ख ा त ा क ो ई
ज़ म ी ं क ो प ू छ न े , क ौ न आ य े य ह ा ँ .
(beej bota koyi, phal khata koi
Zami ko poochne, kaun aaye yahan.)

One sows, another reaps
Who feels for the actual creator?

र ो क े ग ु ज ा र ो य ा ह ं स क े ग ु ज ा र ो
य ह ज ि ं द ग ी त ु म ् ह ा र ी ह ै , त ु म ् ह ी स ं व ा ं र ो .
(Ro ke guzaro ya hans ke guzaro
Yeh zindgi tumahri hai tumhi sanwaro)

Live life lamenting or laughing
Choice be your’s, to make it happen.

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SHAER(couplets) in hindi/urdu are the couplets which express the
feelings of love, sadness, joy, affection and different other emotions in a beautiful poetic way in just two lines. The following couplets(from my book Sab Rang/2010) are posted in hindi alongwith its english version. English translation is also posted bringing out the meaning and essence of the couplets to the best of my capability.

न ा ख ु द ा क ् य ा च ल ा ए ग ा न ा व च प ू ओ ं स े
ह म ह ी ज ब न च ा ह े क ि स ा ह ि ल क ो ई म ि ल े .
(Nakhuda kya chalayega naav chappuon se
Hum hi jab na chahen ki sahil koyi mile)
Useless for the boatman to row with an oar
As never I want to reach the shore.

ख ़ फ ा ह ो न ा त ो म े र ी फ ़ ि त र त म े ं थ ा ह ी न ह ी ं
ज़ म ा न े क ी ग र ् द न े व ह भ ी स ि ख ा द ि य ा .
(Khafa hona to meri fitrat mei tha hi nahi
Zamane ki gard ne vh bhi sikha diya)
Not my nature to become angry
Harsh world desired, me to learn that too.

त े र ी त ल ा श म े ं ख ु द ा , स ा र ी ज ि ं द ग ी ल ग ग य ी
म ि ल े त ु म त ब , ज ब व ह प ू र ी ह ो ग य ी .
(Teri talash mein khuda, saree zindgi lag gayi
Mile tum tab, jab woh puri ho gayi.)
Throughout life Oh GOD! searched for you
Soul left the body, only then could I meet you.
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SHAER(couplets) in hindi/urdu are the couplets which express the feelings of love, sadness, joy, affection and different other emotions in a beautiful poetic way in just two lines. The following couplets(from my book Sab Rang/2010) are posted in hindi alongwith its english version. English translation is posted bringing out the essence of the couplets to the best of my capability.

प ् य ा र क ो र ि श ् त े म े ं ब ं द न ा न ह ी ं ल ग त ा अ च ् छ ा
ब स , उ न क ा आ न ा ल ग े भ ल ा औ ज ा न ा ब ु र ा I
(Pyar ko rishte mei bandhna nahi lagta accha
Bus, unka aana lage bhalla aur jaana bura)

love likes not showing off relationship
smile on face or tear drops make it apparent.

प ् र े म ए क प ि ं ज र ा स ु न ् द र त ा ए क ज ा ल
फ ं स त ा ह ै फ ि र भ ी प ं छ ी , य ह ी ह ै क म ा ल .
(Prem ek pinjra, sunderta ek jaal
Phansta hai phir bee panchi, yehi hai kamaal.)

Beauty a trap and love being a cage
Wonder! gets entangled even a sage.

न फ र त क ी भ ी त ो ऐ स े , क ी म े र ा द ि ल ल े ग ए
ज ो प ् य ा र क र त े , त ो क ह र ढ ह ग य ा ह ो त ा .
(Nafrat ki bhi to aise, ki mera dil le gaye
Jo pyar karte, to kehar deh gaya hota)

Even his hatred made me to love him more
had he loved me,
it would have been a catastrophe.

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Maa Durga

In Hinduism, Durga (Sanskrit: द ु र ् ग ा , Durgā , meaning 'the inaccessible'[1] or 'the invincible'; Bengali: দ ু র ্ গ া , durga) or Maa Durga (Bengali: ম া দ ু র ্ গ া , ma durga, meaning 'Mother Durga') 'one who can redeem in situations of utmost distress' is a form of Devi, the supremely radiant goddess, depicted as having ten arms, riding a lion or a tiger, carrying weapons and a lotus flower, maintaining a meditative smile, and practicing mudras, or symbolic hand gestures.An embodiment of creative feminine force (Shakti) , Durga exists in a state of svā tantrya (independence from the universe and anything/anybody else, i.e., self-sufficiency) and fierce compassion. Kali is considered by Hindus to be an aspect of Durga. Durga is also the mother of Ganesha and Kartikeya.She is thus considered the fiercer, demon-fighting form of Shiva's wife, goddess Parvati. Durga manifests fearlessness and patience, and never loses her sense of humor, even during spiritual battles of epic proportion

'Durga' love that name,
I remember the character in one of Sathyajit Ray's film Trilogy! 'Pather Panchali '
Apu and Durga share an affectionate brother-sister relationship. Durga, as the elder sister, cares for Apu with motherly affection, although she does not spare any opportunity to tease him. They share the simple joys of sitting quietly under a tree, running after the candy man who passes by ringing bells, viewing pictures in a bioscope shown by a travelling vendor, and watching a play by a travelling troupe of actors. In the evenings, they can hear the whistles of trains far away. One day they run away from home to catch a glimpse of the train. The scene depicting Apu and Durga running through Kaash fields to see the train is one of the memorable sequences in the film.While playing one day in the bushes, they discover their Aunt Indir lying dead there.Harihar, unable to earn adequately in the village, decides to travel to nearby cities to search for a better job. He promises Sarbajaya that he will return with enough money to repair their derelict house. During his absence, the family sinks even deeper into poverty. Sarbajaya grows increasingly lonely and embittered. The monsoon season approaches and storm clouds gather. One day, Durga dances playfully in the downpour for a long time. Soon she catches cold, and develops a fever. With scarce medical care available, her fever continues and eventually on a night of incessant rain and gusty winds, she dies. Harihar finally returns home and starts to show Sarbajaya what he has brought from the city. But Sarbajaya, who remains silent at first, breaks down at the feet of her husband, and Harihar screams as he discovers that he has lost his only daughter. The family decides to leave the village and their ancestral home. As they start packing, Apu finds the necklace that Durga had earlier denied having stolen. He throws it into a pond. The film ends with Apu and his parents riding a slow ox-cart to their new destination.

*Quoted; 'Wikipedia'

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Examine Yourself

Examine yourself,
Overcome your odds,
Learn for the better,
And, by loving one another;
For, we need to change everyday towards righteousness.

12th July 2012 with car number, 'E 8068 FPD';
16th July 2012 with car number, 'E 2340 DJJ';
And like the muse of the Underground Park House! !
With, number 1060 behind your car.

Examine yourself!
For, in the same land was the biggest underground cave of the world! ! However, you need righteousness to overcome your odds.

Put it back where it belongs to,
And, learn to do the right thing always;
For, changing yourself positively needs the laid down laws to back you up.

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But he that is the greatest among you shall be your servant. And whosoever shall exalt himself shall be abused and he that shall humble himself shall be exalted.

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Numbered

2359,0000 I made it another day

1159,1200 will I make it all the way

Sun and moon will I see where they stay

Pain, grief; death on my bed need I be gay?

Pen in hand on my deathbed sure I lay

In reminiscence of the heyday gone by

Young virile…oh me oh my…

Pure summers heat who to agile to duck my heat

Hmm…now fragile and pale; that new moon glow

Recreational death, death of a erection

Ash to ash, dust to.., the womb to the tomb

Unknown soldier, a lifetime now fighting time

Hope? I’m three feet into the grave

My turn to see, heaven hell truth or myth

January - December; December - January

My days are numbered

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God Gave Me No Rest Repeatedly

God charged me
with catalytic energy
which permeates
every pore of my being

God poked me
repeatedly with
first line symptoms
again and again

God tormented me
repeatedly impeded my rest
driving line into mind
relentlessly remorselessly

God persistently plagued me
tormenting thought emotions
denying sleep release constantly
until I got up and commenced his will

Adonai Elohoim thou art my Lord God
and my eternal creator I thy willful servant

Adonai Elohoim thou givest me no rest
let thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven


Copyright © Terence George Craddock
The word Adonai (my Lord) , was substituted for God’s personal name. To avoid having Adonai Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh read as Adonai twice in a row, the Jewish practice is to say Adonai Elohim. Therefore Adonai (my Lord) Elohim (God) . The word elohim means ‘gods’ and ‘judges’. Yeshua (Jesus) uses all three meanings in his word play at John 10: 33-36.33‘The Judeans replied, “We are not stoning you for any good deed, but for blasphemy – because you, who are only a man, are making yourself out to be God [Hebrew: Elohim].” 34Yeshua answered them, “Is it not written in your Torah [Law], ‘I have said, “you people are Elohim’ ”? 35If he called ‘elohim’ [gods] the people to whom the word of Elohim [God] was addressed (and the Tanakh [Scripture] cannot be broken) ,36then are you telling the one whom the Father set apart as holy [sanctified] and sent into the world, ‘You are committing blasphemey, ’ just because I said, ‘I am a son of Elohim’ [God]?
Ultra-Orthodox Jews only use names like Adonai and Elohim in specific religious settings. Euphemisms like HaShem (the Name) , Ado-shem (Adonai combined with HaShem) and Elokim, (the intentional mispronunciation of Elohim) are substituted. Jews do not pronounce Yahweh or Yahveh either and it is not accurately known, if these are true representations of the Name. Jehovah is the English representation of the Name (J-H-V-H) combined with the vowel sounds of Adonai, however most Bibles write God’s name as Lord in either large or small capitals.
God’s personal name was too sacred and could not be written in Hebrew, the language God wrote the ten commandments in. In condensed form it consists of the four letters Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh, and therefore is called the Tetragrammaton, (four letter writing) . God revealed himself to Moses and told him his own personal name, when Moshe was in the wilderness of Midyan, and went to investigate the bush that burned, without consuming itself. The Tetragrammaton was too holy to be written or spoken. The third commandment prohibits taking God’s name in vain Exodus 20: 27; Deuteronomy 5: 11. Anyone who used the name as a curse was put to death at God’s instructions by stoning Leviticus 2410-23.
Because the Tetragrammaton was too holy to be written or spoken, in Yeshua’s (Jesus’) time only the cohen hagadol (high priest) , could speak this name aloud when he entered the holy of holies in the temple once a year, to make atonement for the sins of Israel on Yom Kippur. The actual vowels used to pronounce the Tetragrammaton were considered to holy to be written in the Torah. The word Adonai (my Lord) , was substituted for God’s personal name.

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The Thrower Of Souls

skipping skimming stones
across yesterdays pools
across no longer existent
aberrant causative time...

points of intersection
are stones skipping skimming
bouncing forth into future
possibilities leaping through time...


Adonai Elohoim chose
smooth flat round grey stones
flung forth at precise angles
acute to the adjacent water

skipping skimming kinetic energy
like magic majestic leaps dances
across deep smooth shimmering water
flashing ripples smack rippling forth


to future chosen shores
or sink in an instant
beneath lost long ago
black grey sealant water

lying under long ago
summer childhood skies
when mountains entire earth
was vibrant new creation


all subservient time exists
simultaneously for cosmic
omniscient omnipotent

creator existing
outside bonds of time
dwelling within eternity


Copyright © Terence George Craddock
The word Adonai (my Lord) , was substituted for God’s personal name. To avoid having Adonai Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh read as Adonai twice in a row, the Jewish practice is to say Adonai Elohim. Therefore Adonai (my Lord) Elohim (God) . The word elohim means ‘gods’ and ‘judges’. Yeshua (Jesus) uses all three meanings in his word play at John 10: 33-36.33‘The Judeans replied, “We are not stoning you for any good deed, but for blasphemy – because you, who are only a man, are making yourself out to be God [Hebrew: Elohim].” 34Yeshua answered them, “Is it not written in your Torah [Law], ‘I have said, “you people are Elohim’ ”? 35If he called ‘elohim’ [gods] the people to whom the word of Elohim [God] was addressed (and the Tanakh [Scripture] cannot be broken) ,36then are you telling the one whom the Father set apart as holy [sanctified] and sent into the world, ‘You are committing blasphemey, ’ just because I said, ‘I am a son of Elohim’ [God]?
Ultra-Orthodox Jews only use names like Adonai and Elohim in specific religious settings. Euphemisms like HaShem (the Name) , Ado-shem (Adonai combined with HaShem) and Elokim, (the intentional mispronunciation of Elohim) are substituted. Jews do not pronounce Yahweh or Yahveh either and it is not accurately known, if these are true representations of the Name. Jehovah is the English representation of the Name (J-H-V-H) combined with the vowel sounds of Adonai, however most Bibles write God’s name as Lord in either large or small capitals.
God’s personal name was too sacred and could not be written in Hebrew, the language God wrote the ten commandments in. In condensed form it consists of the four letters Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh, and therefore is called the Tetragrammaton, (four letter writing) . God revealed himself to Moses and told him his own personal name, when Moshe was in the wilderness of Midyan, and went to investigate the bush that burned, without consuming itself. The Tetragrammaton was too holy to be written or spoken. The third commandment prohibits taking God’s name in vain Exodus 20: 27; Deuteronomy 5: 11. Anyone who used the name as a curse was put to death at God’s instructions by stoning Leviticus 2410-23.
Because the Tetragrammaton was too holy to be written or spoken, in Yeshua’s (Jesus’) time only the cohen hagadol (high priest) , could speak this name aloud when he entered the holy of holies in the temple once a year, to make atonement for the sins of Israel on Yom Kippur. The actual vowels used to pronounce the Tetragrammaton were considered to holy to be written in the Torah. The word Adonai (my Lord) , was substituted for God’s personal name.

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