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Anjali January Iƒ kz¥w Pohn-X-kp-J-t`m-K-]cm-{I-a-ßƒ°n-Sbv°v \ns∂ sR°n-∏n-gnv sXm ≠pw tXmSp-am-°p-I-bn√, hen-s®-dn-bn- √, cmjv{So-tbm-]-Po-hn-I-sf∂ apX-e-ap-X-em-fn-Iƒ \ns∂ Iqen°gpX-bm°n Npa-sS-Sp-∏n-°p- I-bn-√. ]nWn-bm-fm°n tNmc ]ngn-bp-I-bn-√. \o ap‡≥. \o kn≤≥. \o ssZhw. \o Aø-∏≥! I¿aw Xs∂ [¿aw. [¿asØ imkn®v IqsS \ndp-Øp∂ {_“w. kqcy-{_-“w, N{μ-{_“w. B N{μ- Xm-c-I-{_“w! inh-Øn\v ]nXr- ]q¿W-X. inh-an-√mØh≥ ho≠pw ho≠pw acn-°p∂ ihw. h≈n IpWvUen-\n-bm-Wv. AXn-emWv Poh≥ {]h-ln®v kl-{km-c-]-fl- Øn¬ ]Øn Db¿tØ-≠-Xv. B h≈n inh-Øn-te-bp≈q; ih-Ønen√. \mcm-b-W-amWv amXr-]q¿W- X. inh-\m-cm-bW kºq¿W-XbmWv Xmc-I-{_-“w. AXp-X-s∂bmWv amXm-˛-]n-Xm-˛-Kpcp {_“ssZ-hw. AXns‚ L\o-`q-X-em-h- Wy-k-Ø-bmWv Aø-∏≥. ]q¿W-Øn¬\n∂v ]q¿Ww Ingn-®mepw ]q¿W-ambn Ah-tijn-°p∂ {_“w. ssIemk sshIpWvT ]c-{_-“w. AXmWv Aø-∏≥ hmgp∂ ]qm-h-\w. AhnsS ]q°ƒ°v \nd-]-cn-a-f- 38 KHNA - <strong>2011</strong> Øn-I-hv. AhnsS ss]°ƒ°p ]me-ar-X-an-I-hv. AhnsS \nemhn\v ap‡n \olmc \\-hv, ]qt¥-\n\v cpNn-b-dn-hv, ]ºbv°v Ipfn-c-en-hv-˛-C-sX√mw hr›n-I- Øns‚ hnfn-\n-d-hv. {]hm-N-I-a-X-ßƒ XΩn-e-Sn®v apSn-bpw. AXmWv Zzmc-I-bn¬ kw`-hn-®-Xv. Ccp-ºp-e° Np°p- I-jm-b-Øn¬ Aen-bn-√. A]-I- SsØ K¿`w [cn-°p-∂-h≥ A]ar-Xyp-hns\ {]k-hnt® Xocq. hnh-c-tZm-jn-Iƒ {]k-hn-°p∂ Ccp-ºp-e° Ah¿°p-t]mepw hngp-ßm-\m-hn-√. P∑w apgp-h≥ IpØn-bn-cp∂v AXp cmIn cmIn Ah¿ \-in-°pw. kzIpew \in- ∏n-°pw. km{amPyw IS-se-Sp-°pw. Aø-∏≥ {]hm-N-I-\-√. hnf°v Fs∂ hmbn°q F∂p ]d-bp-∂n-√. hnf-°ns‚ shfn-®- Øn-en-cp∂v \mw hmbn-°p-∂p. Ah-\-hs‚ PohnXw \√ shfn- ®-Øn-cp∂v hmbn-°p-∂-XmWv hmb-\. A√m-Ø-sX√mw bmX-\. sh≈ hncn®v taem-∏n´ am\w. `qan Xs∂-bmWv Bgn. taL-a-g-hn-√p-Iƒ sImSn-tXm-c-Wßƒ. AXp-b¿Øp∂Xv `qX-K- W-ßƒ. Hmtcm s\©nepw Fcn- p-Xo-cp∂ I¿∏q-cw. Hmtcm ]Sn-bnepw cm∏-I-ep-I-fmbn hoWp-S-bp∂ Imew. Bflmhv `K-hm-\v. sXm≠v A·n-bv°v. Af-∂p-Xo-cmØ Kl-\-XbmWv \oen-a. \o IS-em-Wv; Icp- W-bpsS IS¬. \o hnf-°m-Wv, aI-c-hn-f-°v. \n\°v Hcp aX-tabp-≈q, Aø-∏-a-Xw. AXp temIa-Xw. AXm-bn-cn°pw hn[n-ln-Xw. B aXw temIw Iog-S-°pw. Imc- Ww, AXp kvt\l-am-Wv, kXyam-Wv, kmtlm-Z-cyhpw ka-`m-h- \-bp-am-Wv. AXp im¥nbpw kam- [m-\-hp-am-Wv. Ima-a-ln-jnsb a¿Zn-s®m-Sp-°nb t{]a-]-cn-]q¿W- X-bm-W-Xv. FXn-cn-Iƒ°v Fcn- Xo. Acp-a-Iƒ°v s]cp-a. B\μ-Øns‚ Hcp-a. sX‰p-Ip-‰ßƒ°v imk-\. kwb-an-Iƒ°v ap‡n-]Y hmk-\. "ZpjvSm\mw [¿a-lo-\m\mw imkyXm AkvXp `qXte [¿a-imkvXm CXn t{]m‡w' ˛\o AXm-hp-I. AXp-am-{X-amhp-I. As√-n¬, \o AXp-X-s∂bm-W-t√m. AhnsS a‰m-cp-an-√. \obpw {_“hpw am{Xw! ]ptcmln-X-\n-√. aX-an-√. t]mcn-√. ]pcm- W-an-√. PmXnbpw h¿Khpw h¿Whp-an-√. D≈Xv \o am{Xw! XØz-a-kn. Hmw `qXm-[n-]mb hnZvatl alm-tZ-hmb [o aln X∂x imkvXm {]tNm-Z-bm-Xv.
What is important at one stage of a person’s life may not be important at another stage. This change in attitude and outlook as the person mentally and spiritually matures is a subject that deserves attention and analysis from a philosophical point of view. The following story will elaborate this point. Once upon a time there lived a father and his eight year old son. As this was his only son, the father wanted him to have the best in this world. However, sometimes it went overboard. The father was cognizant of this and at times did not yield to son’s demands. One day, the father and the son were walking through the street. There was a chain of shops - jewelry, clothes, grocery, food stalls, toys, and many others. One Shop had lots of balloons and marbles; many colored marbles and many colored balloons. The boy asked his father to buy some. The Father said “No”. The boy repeated but father said no again. This went on for some time. Finally the father got angry and shouted, I SAID NO. The boy now got scared and started crying. Not only the boy did not get what he wanted, but now he made his father also angry. While all this was occurring, there was a stranger walking behind them watching all these events. The stranger looked at the crying boy and asked the father. “Why don’t you buy some for him? After all how much few marbles or few balloons would cost?” The father already in an angry mood, yelled at the stranger. “What do you know about my son? It is not the cost” he screamed. “You don’t know how much marbles and balloons he already got. Come to my home. I will show you. Now get out, and don’t BALLOONS AND MARBLES - VEDANTA THROUGH A STORY VIJAY KUMAR interfere in our matter.” The stranger was taken aback and was shocked to see the reaction of the father. He did not argue. He thought yes, it is right, it is their issue, but looking at the face of the boy he felt bad again, but did not say a word. The boy now stopped crying looking at the father’s reaction to the stranger. He looked at both his father and the stranger. He felt sorry for the stranger. The boy thought, “Poor man, he came to help me and he got screamed at for nothing.” The boy looked again at the stranger. The stranger walked away. The father and the son started walking again, though not in a quite happy mood. The boy was now thinking ‘it is all because I don’t have any money. What grandpa said was right. I should study hard and get higher grades’. He was now in a dream of his own. ‘Then I will go to college, and there too I will study hard. Then I will get my degree, and then I will get a job. Then I will get my first pay check! Wow, that will be the greatest of moments in my life! Will that be not exciting? Yes, guess what, with that pay check, my first purchase will be lots of marbles and balloons in different colors and I will put them in my room”. “By then if I can find that stranger, who tried to help me, I will call him to my home and show my balloons and marbles. Then I will tell him, look at these; remember many years ago, you came to my rescue and my Dad won the fight, and I KHNA - <strong>2011</strong> Anjali January 39
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