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jiividdaam (Let us live) - Thoughts on Philosophy of life by
R.V.S. Sundaram, Professor of Telugu (Retd.), University of Mysore,
Mysuru, India.

Pages : viii + 80
: viii + 80

First Edition : April 2017


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Slowly, slowly,
Child, counting your steps
Go away, go away with tears,
(Vivekananda - his call to the nation, p.37). With a large heart, with a weary heart,
Without turning your face,
From the house, from the village,
Where your eyes so gaily
Laughed at every comer,
Keep on your heart
And guard well the flower
Give to me, Give to her, baby Of your mother s garden,
Give to him, baby, Give to one baby The flower which will say to you:
Give to all baby “I am still loved below”
(C.M. Bowra, Primitive Song, p.169) Keep on your heart
And guard well the flower
In memory for ever.

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“The fundamental unity of creation was not simply : “There is nothing in the end
a philosophical speculation for India, it was her life-object to realize which is not in the beginning and the unbroken continuity can be
great harmony in feeling and in action” (Rabindranath Tagore, traced between most of our customs and those of our barbarian
Sadhana, p.7) forefathers, who in their turn, received them from their savage
ancestors” (A.C. Haddon, Introduction to Customs of the World).

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All Alone in the Sky - 2002

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Studies in Folkloristics - 1986

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