Commentary 1, by Dr. Mathur

[24/09, 6:54 pm] P K Mathur: 

Lahar  Lahar 1

By undertaking a living example of an egocentric ocean wave and its inherent relationship with it's originator, the ocean and various other companions, the author has lucidly established that inspite of it's various egoistic postures, it is only a shape. If one takes a decision to withdraw the shape from the wave, the remainder will only be shapeless water. As a matter of fact water is able to get converted into various different shapes or states such as droplets, ice, steam, clouds, lakes, rivers and finally the ocean. 

One can, therefore, conclude that by extinguishing various egos and different relationships, developed by us during the big span of our lives, we can surely forget about the 'you-you' and 'I-I' phase and also the duality itself, leading to the enlightened path of 'Advaitwad', the 'Brahmatva'.

[24/09, 7:02 pm] P K Mathur: 

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[24/09, 7:46 pm] P K Mathur: Lahar Lahar  2  

Using a wonderful example of lovingly and carefully nurturing a small plant to a developed tree with dense green leaves for efficient photo synthesis , strong branches for domestic and industrial use, nutritional sweet fruits and lastly but not the least it's use as soothing shade provider to travellers, the author has tried to establish that for bringing out a self confident well educated and cultured, serious and dedicated individual for selfless service of the nation and the society at large, one requires to nurture him with care and good 'sanskars' from the beginning of his education in the early childhood itself for this purpose. The author has given his own example of early education in the small village of his birth by an affectionate and accomplished first teaher whom he adores and reveres from his heart till today.

[24/09, 7:52 pm] P K Mathur: