Transformation?

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 Transformation?

Om Namo Bagavathe Sri Auravindaya.

Oh God !  I surrender myself to you

Give me strength to swim across the powerful currents of these turbulent times.

 A litmus test?

 Dark phase in life makes  closer to God?

Unite with divine?

Is the Dark phase  a blessing?

Enlightened me? Awaiting Transformation ?

All my physical, mental trauma,pain,suffering and numbness left to You

 Oh ! Divine Mother awaken this ignorant soul.

Show the spritual path leading to eternal bliss.

Ah! I hear a voice.

Oh ! mortal,worry not.


Comments

  1. RamakrishnaNovember 18, 2020 at 7:19 AM

    As the poem came from the core of your heart, it is genuine, pure. and universal. Please write whenever your heart churns like this.

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  2. RAJESH KUMARNovember 19, 2020 at 3:57 AM

    🙏 thank you.🙏Om Namo Bagavathe Sri Auravindaya 🙏

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