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Thank you for your sublime expressions.
Today; we are trapped in the conflict of abstinence, paranoia and hypocrisy on the one hand; and sensual gratification, arrogance and unabashed callousness on the other; both at the cost of individual and global blossoming.
Personally; I "see" and "appreciate" the potential of NAMASMARAN, (JAP, JIKRA, SUMIRAN, SIMARAN or remembering true self), in holistic renaissance.
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your expression is, as usual , flawless. but i think,the time has come for all of us to apply our mind to find some practical, do able solutions to this huge problem,now that it has come to the forefront of all our minds. death penalty is no answer, aprt from the fact that as a nationa, we are notoriously tardy in executing death penalities.
how does one bring about a change of mindset in younger generations when the old ones are justifying rape and older women themselves insist on blaming younger ones/
all of us need to apply our minds and come up with answers
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It is a painful truth that you carefully narrate in a poetic form. Hope, there is a change in mindset.
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history has recorded that there is no shame or morals for the shameless and amoral class..... and diktats hold no barrier for the 'nirbhaya'
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....the flood of so called God men is the main reason of all destruction and Moral deficit in this country and now abroad too....these so called God men shud be banned and 80% corruption will be removed from this country...I'm sure!!
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Hope the progress never stops despite all. Well voiced understandable outcry.
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A beautiful poem, Rajendra ji, your heart is really bleeding in this case. We in India are facing more and more shocks, day after day - what a country!
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Times are changing- fast too- whether men like it or not!
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Captures the prevailing spirit with the right tone. Somehow we cannot shame the shameless...PGR
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An apt poem on the times we live in! Very well written, Rajji.
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A poetic order to a psychic aberration, owing to the, "suffering from the denial of bhoga and conjugal yoga."
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