I write because I mainly see beauty in the world and it touches me so much that I wish to express the feelings it generates but I also write from experiences I have gone through and ugly happenings I have witnessed for others and that too generates its own set of emotions which I then try to release through the same medium. I hope this blog brings a blend of all of this to those who wish to read it so that they may see the beauty and revel in it as well as see the ugliness and give some thought to what creates it.
On the more prosaic side, my name is Geetha Prod’hom and that in itself has raised a few eyebrows. I started life out as Geeta Balvannanadhan to become, from a twist of rewriting and translating between various languages, Guita Balvannanathan and utimately, through a marriage now dissolved, Geetha Prod’hom.
Born of an Indian father and a Tunisian mother, I have grown up into a multicultural background. I love art in all its forms and like painting and drawing. Sometimes I also choose to express myself in words through poems in some of the languages I learnt throughout my life. I write poems mainly in English, French and Arabic.
My father as a Hindu gave me countless tales of Mahabharatha and Ramayana to read and read to us many of the tales himself. My mother as a Muslim, taught us the Quran, which we recited without understanding much up until the moment I learnt to read and write Arabic at the age of 10. We also grew up in the Convent system at school up until I was 10.
From this mixed background on religions, I have grown to have a liking for the research on all religions and belief systems and come to the conclusion that only a system of Universal Love and Compassion can prevail as a belief system. If one looks at the essence of all religions in their positive aspect, this is what they teach though others may wish to cling on to the forms, formats and unnecessary cruelties or contradictions they may contain.
I had started a novel depicting the varied life I have led but have kept that project on hold for now. One of my dreams is to be able to retire early and dedicate myself not only to my family, to charity work and to my microfinance project (www.mena-microfinance.ning.com ) but also be able to fully give in to my passion of writing, drawing, painting and dancing tango.
I also enjoy playing chess and often play on the websites freechess.org, lichess.org and chess.com either blitz games of 3 or 5 minutes or from time to time 15 minute games.
Before my children were born, I was for several years, Geneva female chess champion until they removed the title as I was winning it automatically at some point – having become the only female from Geneva, Switzerland, playing in the grandmasters’ category.
I have been blessed with three beautiful children Loïc, Léa and Léo who together represent my beautiful Trinity.
Around 2014 I discovered that I had the ability to heal through what I call intuitive energy healing although some have told me this is called pranic healing. I can’t really explain how it works but suffice to say that when the contact is truthful and honest with the person seeking assistance, there is an energy flow which occurs from my body to that person’s body. Sometimes the energy flux is hot and sometimes it is cold, depending on the affliction the person needs to cure. Often we also have to do some breathing exercises and it may disappoint some of you but I have nothing scheduled in advance as everything comes to me when I meet the person and either hold that person’s hand or am immersed in their presence.
After an initial period of healing people with my own raw energy, I attended GMCKS training and have been taught up to the level of Crystal Healing so I now use pranic healing as a medium to heal others.
I have also discovered of recent that the words I say seem to have some therapeutic influence as well for some people, especially when they come to me spontaneously, often in the form of a key sentence or sometimes even something akin to a litany. After that initial period of discovery of rhyming healing words, I have branched into esoteric learnings both of Egyptian incantations as well as of the world of witchcraft. I see myself alternatively as a Green witch or a White witch and the rhyming that came to me has now been organised into incantations for spells that I do using various types of medium such as herbs, oils, flowers and stones.
I recently also started using Bach flower remedies in order to add an additional layer to the healing granted to those who seek it.
If you are in my area and would like to try, feel free to get in touch with me.
You may leave your comments and questions here for me to respond to but if you wish to have a more thorough exchange, feel free to write to me at geethap2007@hotmail.com
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“For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?”
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““For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?”
Mark 8:36 but also the incipit of Caligula, the 1979 movie, an all too neglected/despised masterpiece, IMHO.
Also, radical will and evil to experience ultimate liberty as theorized by Camus in his own Caligula rendition (play).
Caligula or KaliDurga, discomforting assonances and conceptual drift, coalescing into Manichaean implicatures, implications, supplications…
Late greetings from another lost soul
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You are a very fascinating & interesting person. Earlier I was impressed by your creative thoughts & now I respect you even more for the kind of human being that you are!
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Thank you. That is quite a compliment and I appreciate your kind words 🙂
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That is really cool. As a counselor I developed my own healing of memories of intervention that has helped some people in pretty big ways. Where I work has not afforded me much opportunity but I hope that will be different in the future. god bless.
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That is awesome. I hope you can continue helping people. Good job and good luck. Methinks you should perhaps move to another job where they allow you to make use of these skills…
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I do. I haven’t done that for a while, but I am doing some good 🙂
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I guess you are more than what words can define. I was pleased to chance upon your blog – Thanks to WP’s recommendations page. Maybe someday we will be close friends and you can share your secrets of self healing…until then Godspeed on your journey.
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Thank you for your kind words. I share whole-heartedly. You don’t need to be a friend for me to do that. Godspeed to you too.
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I understand…this is world where we can be ourselves, without needing to be ourselves…
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انا جد مسرور لأنك تتحدثين العربية . و قد تأثرت بعد قراءتي للخصوصية حياتك …
اعتبريني صديقك و أخاك من الآن
Tres bonne nuit . Bisous 🍀
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شكرا يا أخي لصداقتك و للتأثر
Très bonne nuit aussi. Encore merci
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🍁🍁🍁
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I see you have, in a manner of speaking ‘been there, and done that!’ Even your about page is an awesome read:):)
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Thank you. I have been blessed with a very eventful life with a lot of joys and sorrows. Everything is an opportunity for growth and I am thankful for all those opportunities 🙂
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🙂 I like your out look…that puts you way ahead in this game called life:))
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Thank you, I like it too; it’s something that grows on you 🙂
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Very interesting soil for creative growth and you seem to have absorbed the best of every world you moved in…..Fluid intelligence is so amazing to read…. art has no boundaries !
Good to have met in this space….
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Thank you for your kind words. Nice to emeet you 🙂
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This blog is truly fascinating as much as it is inspiring. Splendid. Looking forward to reading you posts, Cheers! – Cezane
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Thank you Cezane for your lovely compliment 🙂
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Have a great week ☺ – Cezane
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Thanks and you too 🙂
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happy to discover and follow your blog
thank you for sharing this about page
anita
https://femmeetinfos.wordpress.com
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Thanks and welcome
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you’re welcome
🙂
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Thank you for sharing 🙂
Have a nice day/night 🙂
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Welcome and thank you for reading. Have a nice day or night too
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Merci 🙂
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Wonderful blog. I am glad that I found your blog through johncoyote(https://johncoyote.wordpress.com/). Will follow you.
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Thank you Pranab 🙂
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Beautiful blog. What a life you are living! Thanks for sharing it with your poems and pictures.
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Thank you for your kind words
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A wonderful blog here 🙂 I love the music as well as the colour and your soothing words.
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Thank you Andy. I’m glad you like the combination of the visual and sound experience 🙂
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Hiya Geetha > Loved it!
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Hi Andy 🙂
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Hiya Geetha > How’s it going tonight?
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All good thanks and hope you too
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Looking forward to having a good look at your blog sometime Geetha but am too tired to read anything tonight. I only like to comment or like something if I take in what I’m reading. People write with their heart and soul here on planet WP after all 🙂
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Very true and a wise choice Andy. Enjoy your rest and see you around
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I’m so glad I found your blog! Thanks for sharing your interesting heritage and story.
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Welcome and thanks. I am happy you liked it. Hopefully some other items of this blog will also capture your interest 🙂
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Hi Geetha, I wanted to stop by to say hello and to let you know that my old blog is now closed. You can find me, if you wish, at my new blog:
https://forfriendswithoutborders.wordpress.com/2016/02/20/a-new-beginning/
Thanks,
Rob
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Hi Rob, thanks for letting me know. I will reconfigure this weekend for the follow.
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you have such a beautiful soul ❤
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Thank you Carisa. So do you 🙂
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Hi, I’ve nominated you for the Beauty Bloggers tag… Kindly check it out here https://theteekaytake.wordpress.com/2016/02/03/beauty-blogger-tag/
Hope you have fun doing it!😊
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Thank you so much for thinking of me TeeKay. I don’t write blogs on awards as I really have very little time left – not even enough to write my own pieces let alone read all the blogs I follow so I put up awards on the awards page as a recognition of the blogger who nominated me.
I am not a beauty blogger, as far as external beauty goes at least. Perhaps I am a soul beauty blogger 🙂 I have added that thought under the beauty blogger tag mentioning your website. Thanks again.
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Ya no problem Ma’am! I totally get it. Thanks for acknowledging it … 😊😊
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Welcome but please call me Geetha or I will feel like I have grown centuries across my old spine 😀
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Haha, Yes Geetha!😊😉
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You look barely as old as my own daughter but all her friends call me by name too 🙂 😉
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Haha, Yes point noted! I’ll call you Geetha henceforth!😅
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Wonderful 👍😜
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Thanks for this most interesting colourful biographical snapshot…..Geneva Chess Champ…amongst so many other facets…..Wow! I have a mind to follow you here……. Don’t be surprised if I do. 🙂
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Thank you Bushka. I am versatile yes, we all could be if we applied our selves to it. Most grateful for your kind words 🙂
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Hi Geetha, it’s lovely to meet you and to learn a little about your background. Thank you for visiting my blog. I wanted to stop by to say thanks and to peruse your blog. ~Steph
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Hi Steph, lovely to meet you too. Thanks for visiting my blog. I am discovering everyday new and talented people in this blogosphere and enjoying their write ups 🙂
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I love your blog! So many poems full of meaning and a certain depth that I haven’t found anywhere! Maybe this is because of your multicultural background! I am going to read more of your blog from now on… Thanks so much for writing such beautiful poems! 🙂
have fun… see you
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Welcome Hemangini and I guess depth attracts depth while the shallow shuffle around some words and then leave uncomfortable with the truths behind the words. Most writers bare their souls fully although a few still like to do the surface thing even when they are talented. You might be right that my background bred the depth and I am grateful for that. Thanks for reading and appreciating. You have fun too 🙂
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True. Every word in your comment is true. It’s difficult to take a leap of faith and jump down in your own soul and write from that depth and not everyone would like to do that maybe but those who do becomes a light for the world. 🙂 It’s lovely to read your comment actually. Thank you
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So very true. Like for everything it is the first step that is difficult and that counts. The rest always follows usually. It’s lovely to read your comment too. Somehow I get the feeling that you are quite young yet very wise 🙂 Welcome and thank you.
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Hi Geeta,
Thanks for grabbing my attention with a “like.” I have now browsed around and am very happy to have done so. I think my children and you must share some of the same experiences of a multitheistic upbringing. I’ll have to return to your blog for insight as the story for us is still unfolding.
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Most welcome and thanks for dropping by. Sometimes comments from people draw my attention as some say a lot about the person and I really like when people are open and honest about their feelings. I’m following your blog as you reached out and hope to have the time to see the past posts as well but at least can start seeing your new posts 🙂
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Thanks Geetha. It’s good to know someone in cyberspace is listening.
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There is always someone listening. Sometimes they just don’t come forward that is all.
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English, French and Arabic…..Stunning!!!
I feel you were educated in India, am I right? You have fantastic stuff on your blog, I really enjoyed going through your work.
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Thank you. I grew up in India until I was almost nine but then left to never set foot in India again until I was an adult and only for tourism purposes mostly. Iam glad you enjoyed my blog, thanks for visiting
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I Love the effects you have created on your images….Rather intriguing!!
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Thanks
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You have such an extraordinary and rich background, I feel blessed to have been led here by the fact that you followed my travel blog. I’m going to enjoy hanging out here.
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Thank you so much and I hope you enjoy it as I enjoyed your blog 🙂 I have little time so follow to receive by email most of the time so I can read or watch at leisure
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Wow! Your ethnicity, accomplishments and words are just fascinating! It is an honor that you actually followed me! 😀
See you around!
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Every person we read from and interact with is an enrichment. I think I was guided to your blog by your nomination by a fellow blogger I follow. Am not sure whether it was Annie as I read a lot of posts about awards these days 🙂 . Thank you for your kind words and see you around as you say 😀
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Maybe Annie. 🙂
I love how you see things and I am a bit envious that you know a lot of languages! 😀 It is my dream to be multi-lingual! A dream I hope to work out soon! 🙂
Glad to know you!
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Glad to know you as well. Yes it was Annie, I remember now. I don’t have much merit in being multilingual because I was born in a trilingual environment so languages were then easier to acquire than for most people. I hope you realise your dream 🙂
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Oh I will give you credit, then! I know two languages and have some basic with three other languages. (With basic, I mean super basic! Haha).
Nonetheless, thank you Geetha!
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I am fascinated by your influences of more than one culture and more than one religion. Your family must have been a mix of wonder growing up, and I am sure it has opened your mind to so many different things. My father is Moroccan and so I have been exposed to Arabic reading, writing and speaking from a young age. It’s a beautiful language 🙂
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I think it is a good thing to have a multicultural and multitheistic background even though it can be challenging sometimes when you are young. You are right, Arabic is a beautiful language. Nice to know a bit more about you. 🙂
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Geetha, thank you for visiting my site and leaving the like on Breaking News. I see we share interest in Ronovan’s haiku challenge. I’ll see you often perhaps. Your about asks “What shall it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his own soul?” I have found my security in Jesus Christ. I will be interested in following to see what you find. I’m off to find your follow button.
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Welcome and thank you for following. Yes Ronovan’s haiku challenge and his writing prompt are great and I’ve found many interesting writers through these two items. As for finding security in Jesus Christ I am glad for you. For me Christ is an emblem of eternal love and desire to help others to the point of sacrificing oneself 🙂
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Thanks for the follow, Geetha ☺️ and that brought me to your site. You are a multi-talented lady. Am following you too! ☺️ Happy New Year!
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How sweet of you to say so. Thank you for the follow too and a very happy New Year to you as well.
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Wonderful blog, you are so amazingly accomplished! Thank you so much for visiting and following my blog.
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Thank you. I found your blog through a recommendation of a fellow blogger and am happy to be following you. I don’t always have time to read everything but often copy and paste when I want to read fully and then come back to it later.
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Geetha, I’d been meaning to check out your blog, and then when I saw Tosha’s post and the fact that you nominated her, I just had to stop by. I’m so glad I did, too, or else I wouldn’t have come to know such a beautiful soul as yours. I am honored to follow you!
I also wanted to say that I find your multicultural background very interesting.:)
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Thank you, that is such a kind thought and I look forward to reading what you post. I have to say I find this multicultural background interesting too and am so glad I was able to be born into it 🙂 I often liked your comments on Tosha’s posts, it speaks of a beautiful soul too 🙂
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You’re welcome. Thank YOU, I really appreciate your support.:) I would imagine that growing up amidst all that diversity must have been very interesting, and at times trying, too, but those experiences helped mold you and your wouldn’t be YOU without them. Yes, I recall your LIKES on Tosha’s blog, thank you.
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Welcome. You are right, it was interesting and challenging and formative 🙂
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Geetha thanks for stopping by. I like your Blog. Stay cool, polyglot 🙂
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Thanks. You stay cool too 🙂
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You are a fascinating and wonderful mix of cultures, languages and ethnicity, and I am in awe of how you’ve had to navigate growing up Indian-Hindu-Muslim-Tunisian, as well as being the talented and brilliant person you so obviously seem to be!
Thanks for sharing this with us.
I’m South Indian, with a Hindu background, went to a convent school (like you did), and married an atheist American person of half Anglo-Irish and half-atheist-Jewish background.
I would LOVE to learn Arabic.
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Wow, thank you that is kind of you. Yes growing up was a process. Your story sounds fascinating too. I had married a Swedish Swiss and our kids are quartered 😀 I think yours must be pretty amazing too. Arabic is tough but feasible when you are an adult too. Keep well.
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Very impressive and fascinating.
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Thank you 🙂
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You’re most welcome 🙂
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You interest me. Your spiritual quest is nearly fulfilled, it seems.
Just when you were sure, you left sunflowers and wood.
In every way I love you, arranging skills and needs.
Another life ago you were there to pull me through to good.
Now it’s my turn to cast away frivolity, plant new seeds.
Do you expect this one to be easier than yours? Oh you
Understand, it means I trust you. Life is short, then die.
About your pathway, be clear, I follow, purple, blue.
New way crosses the sun, as, arm-in-arm, our aura flies.
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Lovely Doug! Thank you for sharing 🙂
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Enjoy your float in the spiritual realm. Nice work here.
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Thank you. Very much of a float, yes, thank you ever so much. The problem is coming back
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Nice Blog… Best Wishes Always!
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Thank you 🙂
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You are incredibly creative. I love that you play chess; an often overlooked game that is full of possibilities. I played this on my honeymoon. Tango…how sensual.
I’m working my way through your blog, slowly but surely and enjoying every moment spent here.
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Thank you for your kind words Annie. How odd to start your married life playing against your husband 😀 Just kidding of course. My ex-husband and I played regularly together right from the start and it had been chess to bring us together initially. Tango, yes, very sensual and giving a proximity that has no comparison with any other. You should try it, you’ll enjoy the contrast with chess 🙂
Thanks for stopping by and I do hope you enjoy exploring the blog. I enjoyed your about page and will poke about your blog today 🙂
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The mind can be so incredibly sensual. I have always been attracted to intellect and have found it quite intoxicating at times.
I shall spend some of my day tomorrow, reading through more of your blog. It is worthy of my time and I do not like to rush things that are so incredibly rewarding. I used to dance, Tango was my favourite and I fell in love with the movements. Alas, I had a balance problem and so my dancing days ended. That’s not to say that I wouldn’t try it again but possibly in a padded room.
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The balance problem can always be overcome. I had it too at some point (a problem with my internal ear really so if I overcame balance issues you should be able to) but was able to strengthen the balance with exercises. A good tango teacher will enable that for you. Thank you for dedicating time to my blog.
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What to say Geetha!
I browsed your blog and felt the real UN here.
Namaste! Bonjour! Salam! Hello!
What can life be with parents from different countries, you are the proof.
You have taken it in good spirits and that’s an advantage for you.
I keep telling my daughter to read, speak and write any one foreign language apart from English.
But this has come to you as a gift of your birth.
Now, the red carpet has been unfurled for you at my Blog.
Love to You.
Shiva
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Thank you Shiva. I believe our Soul chooses the place where we will develop, not so much as an individually identified set of parents as much as a set of attributes that are meant to help for the growth during the experience.
I am glad to have discovered your blog and speaking of parents was very touched by your tribute to your father. I am sorry for your loss yet it seems somehow that beauty grows from pain. Love to you too.
Geetha
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Such a lovely beautiful soul you are Geetha …I am humbled to meet you …blessings and love , megxxx
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I heartily return the compliment after reading your work, Meg. Much Love and blessings to you as well 🙂
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Dear friend …I love your new portrait so purely beautiful and always your poems are like meditations for me to embrace …love , megxxx
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Thank you so much dearest Meg. I remembered which song of Alexandre Desplat I wanted to post as a comment for you. It was “The Wonder of Life”. I am not sure yet which post of yours I wanted to put it on before (I think it was called William – it was about love at the time of war) but here is the link to the song in any case and much love to you. G. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JzYr1T-OoQ
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Oh how I appreciate you my friend …that video was my second choice to add to my newest post , ” Christy ” … I m so deeply moved by his music and in the video the dirt path thru the trees ! I so much love this connection to you Geetha …it is very special to me ….love and hugs , megxxx
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Likewise dearest Meg. Synchronicities are continuous amongst a soultribe although those you have experienced with your twinflame must have been more exciting 🙂 . I love this connection with you too and with the rest of the soultribe that has joined. Hugs and much love to you. G
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A very interesting background, and a future bright with potential – you seem to stand in a very good place, and I’m happy to have found your blog 🙂 I am also someone who is keenly interested in the study of various religions; and although I mainly identify myself with one group of religious perspectives, I felt the need and desire to create a framework that might someday help unite people of various religions. Add to this my penchant for writing tanka poetry, and it would seem we have a few things in common 🙂
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Thank you. I somehow try to keep myself out of the sphere of identifying myself with any religious group. Like I wrote in one of my poems Rootless a while ago “Like some, I have not many a belief
Too symbolised a faith often embroils
I extricate myself from its foils”
I believe in being spiritual and being human and in terms of religion, though I may in some periods of my life have a preference for some religious beliefs, I choose not to choose 🙂
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Thus, you are free to experience Spirit the way it chooses to reveal itself to you 🙂
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I actually do on a regular basis and yes it does not necessarily have the same faith as the one I might be following at the time 🙂
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Lady you are so talented and versatile – i am overawed.
With kind regards.
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Thank you so much. That is so kind of you
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wow – international parents – do you speak Arabic too???
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Yes, I speak, read and write Arabic. Not as well as French and English because I don’t use it much now except for the dialect but I also wrote some poems in Arabic. I also speak Italian but have not yet written poems in Italian, just translated one into Italian as someone asked me for the translation.
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wow – I am originally from Jerusalem, I speak 7 languages and Arabic is one of them – I am flattered and humbled, I knew you have something special hidden – You are talented!
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Thank you Mihran. We are all talented but just need to see it
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Bonjour / Namaste / Salam Alaikum ! Je découvre votre blog, et votre présentation : vous êtes un exemple parfait du cosmopolitisme bien compris, celui qui peut participer à faire tomber les barrières qui encombrent le monde. Nous communiquons “sans frontières” sur la Toile, mais trop de murs s’érigent encore sur la Terre.
Cordialement.
Roland Meige
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Bonjour (et Namasté / Alaikum Assalam) à vous Roland. Je subodore que dans le futur beaucoup plus de personnes adhèreront à ces principes d’ouverture sur le monde, voire sur l’Univers. Le multiculturalisme et la pluri-identité sont devenus une réalité à laquelle le monde n’échappera plus.
Il m’est toujours apparu comme une évidence que ce qui faisait accroître la haine et les barrières entre peuples c’est principalement le nationalisme exagéré et la ferveur religieuse outrancière. J’ai même écrit plusieurs poèmes sur ces thèmes en particulier pour signifier mon détachement de ces préceptes surannés selon moi. Vu d’en haut, nous ne voyons aucune frontière sur la Terre et vue d’en dedans, nous ne voyons aucune différence dans le cœur des hommes.
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