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Thank you for your response which made me very happy.
Sunil Sethi wrote:
> Thank-you and I too have experienced what you have regarding the Gita,
> every time I see something new that is wounderful and meaningful. I see
> myself in Arjuna as I too feel what he felt and it goes beyond emotion it
> is so deep and meaningful.There is peace, love, honour, compassion and so
> much more in the Gita and above all there is The Absolute Truth.
The Gita is always new, always fresh.
> Just one point of disagreement. That is that "our" religion is not really
> "ours" put is for every being through out creation, Dhrama has no
> limitations and is not subject to race, creed, colour, time or place. It is
> truely universal.
I agree with you so I am not sure we disagree. :> When I say "our" I
mean those of us who consciously identify with Sanathana Dharma or
Hinduism. But you are quite right that the teachings are everyone, and
that the Dharma has no limitations. In fact, it's this universal aspect
which so drew me to Hinduism.
> The thought of the devotion Mirabai experienced just makes your hair stand
> on end. How fortunate she is and what an example to us all, All Glories to
> Mirabai and Sri Ram, Sita and Laxman.
Sometimes I close my eyes, and try to imagine how it would have been to
be one of those people living in a dusty Rajasthan village as the dusk
covers the day, and then feeling the excitement of hearing and watching
Mirabai as she sang and danced. Surely she must have appeared crazy to
the people, yet her devotion and essence attracted them to her. I have
thought it would be nice to stage a moving dance/song/drama of Mirabai's
journeying in a large hall where the audience would also move to
different settings within the structure. It might be possible to
recreate in a way which wouldn't be possible on a normal stage.
Actually, here I have a friend who is a wonderful teacher of katak
dance, who would be just the person to choreograph such a performance.
> I think I have much in common with you Daly, my respect and friendship is
> growing for you.
Again, thank you. The feeling's mutual.
Daly
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