
I always try
to bridge the gap
between I and U,
but I find it more difficult
to cover the distance
between I and I..
One I thinks of one thing,
but the other I
does something else,
one I expresses one thing,
the other I implies
something else..
Both eyes and ears
are also two each,
they can’t see each other,
but they synchronise
what they see and hear…
But one I becomes the two,
perception is one
reactions are two
defining this I and that I,
I have yet to discern
who the real I is…
–Kaushal Kishore
Wow, what a great message. Relatable Mr KK 👏👏 Oh, the video is a treat to my eyes. Thanks for sharing 🤝
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Thank you, Preeths for your encouraging words, as always 😊🤗
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Hi, you’re right it often happens to me too. If you can win the battle with your ego, you have conquered freedom, it is a long and demanding job but it has as a reward serenity and peace with yourself and what surrounds you. Stay well.
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Very well said. I concur with you. Winning the battle with ego is difficult, but rewarding. Thanks a lot for taking time to read and share your beautiful thoughts.
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Dear Kaushal, what a treat for me first thing in the morning! The beautiful bird, and your philosophy on its best, poem!
There is a saying: “You have two ears and one mouth, so listen more, and say less”.
Joanna
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You are right, Joanna, listening is more important than speaking in any conversation. That’s why mouth has been burdened with the job of eating and drinking too. Thank you for your appreciation that truly means a lot to me.
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Wow, KK. That was amazing! Wonderful words and fantastic video. Love it!❤️
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I’m really happy that you loved it, Grace. Thanks a lot 😊💖
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Very welcome.❤️
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deep thought with great message !
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So nice of you, Seema. Thanks a lot.
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my pleasure
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This is the reflection of ourselves. Great sir.
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Well said, friend. Thank you.
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Wonderfull post sir ,🤗😊😊🌺🌺
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Thank you so much. Are you busy now-a-days? I miss your beautiful verses.
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Yes sir , my father in law is admitted to hospital, he underwent a surgery last week.(cancer)
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I’m so sorry, Reena. I pray for his early recovery. Please take care of him, yourself and your family.
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Thank you so much sir for your kind words, yes sir I am taking care, my mother in law especially , she is going through a tough phase.
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I can feel her feelings. Being the pivot of the family, your responsibilty increases. Take care.
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“I” cannot resist the lessons in this poem! 😊🙋♂️
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So kind of you, Ashley. Thanks a lot 😊💐
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Oh, such a beautiful and philosophical message it is. Great job
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I’m really glad you liked it. Thanks a lot !
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Mine pleasure. I had write on subcontienent but still didn’t publish it.
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Oh really, that will be nice one, I presume.
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Really.
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Gives a lot to ponder on. A beautiful piece with great message, Kaushal.
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So happy to hear that, Cyn. Thanks a lot.
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You are welcome!
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So deep one! “I” is the prison and “I” is the liberation. ✌
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I loved the way you have interpreted. Thank you 😊💐
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The pleasure is all mine! 😊
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🤔 pensive ego-check. A warring between our members.
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Thank you so much 😊
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🙏🏾
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Ah! That’s a fantastic contemplation on I I. Love it, KK. ☺️🌺
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Thanks a lot, Jeff for you kind appreciation 😊💐
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You’re welcome, KK. Always. 🌼🤗
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Perfect!
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Thank you 😊
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Too good .. 👌🏼🌼🤗
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Thank you so much 😊💐
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