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Posted by Mohini Puranik on November 13, 2011

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End of The Dark Night of Agyana and The Dawn of Gyana

The poem expressing the spiritual significance of Brahmamuhurta and then the beautiful morning with Karmayoga and Gyanayoga on The Morning Beauty on Gurukripa.

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Gulabai - Indian Festival for Girls

Gulabai is the name given to Maa Parvatiji. Girls here daily sing and dance on some cute songs and they daily eat Prasad, distribute among friends. The songs are really very sweet. Everyday one girl bring the Prasad and rest of the girls have to guess the Food brought. Here are some pics by my brother Dnyanesh

Gokarna Flower

Sharing Gokarna flower at my home. Apart from this beautiful name Gokarna, it has a name Clitoria Ternatea too. Lord Shiva likes this flower.

Photoblog: Beauty Branches

The nature doesn't need a particular set of defined terms to exhibit its beauty and so to soothe our souls. The cluster fig tree, the inspiration for many of my poems, caught my attention recently by the strange beauty its branches held.

Aboli: The Quiet Smiles

Their quiet happiness enchants me.

Aboli Flowers: Sunshine Smiles

The quiet smiles of the Aboli flowers become sunshine smiles when they wear the yellow color.

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Brahmamuhurta

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