।। If You Can't ।।

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 ।। If You Can't ।।



If you can't inhale

The fragrance of Ram

Then you are unfortunate


If you can't have glimpse

Of the beauty of Ram

Then you are unfortunate


Ram has his own way 

He has the courage

Courage to learn something

To learn something even from his enemy


If you can't inhale

The fragrance of Krishna

Then you are unfortunate


If you can't have glimpse

Of the beauty of Krishna

Then you are unfortunate


Krishna has his own way

He has the courage

Courage to be joyful

To be joyful even in middle of a war


If you can't inhale

The fragrance of Buddha

Then you are unfortunate


If you can't have glimpse

Of the beauty of Buddha

Then you are unfortunate


Buddha has his own way

He has the courage

Courage of being answerable

Of being answerable even to his own statements

He says that don't believe in anything 

Don't believe in anything without experiencing

He says that don't believe even on his statements

Don't believe in anything without experiencing


If you can't inhale

The fragrance of Jesus

Then you are unfortunate


If you can't have glimpse

Of the beauty of Jesus

Then you are unfortunate


Jesus has his his own way

He has the courage

Courage of accepting

Accepting even the sinner


If you can't inhale

The fragrance of Mohammad

Then you are unfortunate


If you can't have glimpse

Of the beauty of Mohammad

Then you are unfortunate


Mohammad has his his own way

He has the courage

Courage of being in war

And being in war without Anger

Without Anger, even for enemy


And therefore

There is much to be learned

Much to be learned from everyone

Form everyone who experienced his being

From everyone who became enlightened

From everyone who completed his ultimate journey

From everyone who became joyful

And from everyone who made this world joyful 


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