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Posted by: Mr. sirivennela At: 28, Dec 2005 3:05:08 PM IST // This is the best type of person," said the sage. "To be trustworthy, a man must know when not to listen, when to remain silent and when to speak out.// Evi vinakooDadO, Evi vini vuurukOvaalO, Evi vini itarulaku cheppaalO telisina vaaDE vuttamuDani sirivennelagaaru cheppinadi. Posted by: Amrapaali At: 21, Jan 2006 12:06:35 PM IST chaalaa vunnaayi aamrapaaligaaruu. andukanE cheppalEdu. konni evariki vaaru telusukunTEnE andamu

Posted by: Mr. HAYAGREEVA MURTY Rachuri At: 21, Jan 2006 3:41:40 PM IST
A sage presented a prince with a set of three small dolls. The prince was not amused. "Am I a girl that you give me dolls?" he asked. "This is a gift for a future king," said the man. "If you look carefully, you'll see a hole in the ear of each doll." "So?" The sage handed him a piece of string. "Pass it through each doll," he said. Intrigued, the prince picked up the first doll and put the string into the ear. It came out from the other ear. "This is one type of person," said the man. "Whatever you tell him, comes out from the other ear. He doesn't retain anything." The prince put the string into the second doll. It came out from the mouth. "This is the second type of person," said the man. "Whatever you tell him, he tells everybody else." The prince picked up the third doll and repeated the process. The string did not reappear from anywhere else. "This is the third type of person," said the man. "Whatever you tell him is locked up within him. It never comes out." "What is the best type of person?" asked the prince. The man handed him a fourth doll, in answer. When the prince put the string into the doll, it came out from the other ear. "Do it again," said the sage. The prince repeated the process. This time the string came out from the mouth. When he put the string in a third time, it did not come out at all. "This is the best type of person," said the sage. "To be trustworthy, a man must know when not to listen, when to remain silent and when to speak out."

Posted by: Mr. SiriVennela At: 28, Dec 2005 4:05:08 PM IST
namaste^ mu^rtigaaru kadha chaalaa baagundi

Posted by: Mr. Bhaskar At: 28, Dec 2005 11:01:48 AM IST
Posted by: Mr. SiriVennela At: 27, Dec 2005 4:17:01 PM IST I katha mahAbhaaratam lO vastundi araNyaparvamu - panchamaaSvaasamu lO maarkanDEya maharshi dharmaraajunaku upadESinchina itihaasamu kauSika -dharmavyaadha samvaadamu daanilO unnavi ikkaDa cheppinavi okkalaalEvu. kauSikuDu dharmatapaSSIluDu, santataadhyayana tatparunDu. atanokanaaDu oka cheTTukrinda vEdambulu guNiyinchuchunDagaa aacheTTu komma mIda vunna konga reTTavEsinadi. daanini ataDaligi chuuDagaa nadi niSchEshTitamai nEla guulen( chachchipOyindi). daanikataDu vichaarinchenu ka. akkaTa naahRudayamu gaDu nakkaTikamu lEnidayye nanimittama yI kokkeraniTusEsiti naa kekkaDiSaanti yani vikalahRudayunDaguchun~ anta madhyaahnamaguTayu ataDu bhikshaarthiyai oka puNyagRuhambu vaakiTa nilichi bhikshaandEhi yanuTayu aa illaalu bhikshavEyuTakai lOniki veLLagaa I lOpuna aame bharta ekkuvaina aakalitO vachchenu. antaa naame pIThamu vEsi, kaaLLu kaDigi, annampeTTi priyOktulu cheppi ruchiraannarasambulatO bhartanu prIti chEsi, taambuulamichchi, bharta kaaLLu paTTi nidra puchchina pimmaTa aame bhikshakai vachchina bhuusuruDini talachi bhikshatIsukoni vachchenu. andukaataDu rOsharanjitalOchanuDai nImagaDu anta ekkuvaa, bhuusurulu inta takkuvaa, tondaragaa bhikshavEsina veLLipOdunukadaa kaDu durmativai nannu vunDamani bhikshavEyuTa aalasyamuchEsitivani kOpinchi palikenu. andulakaame dEvataasamulu bhuudEvulayya nEnu vaari mahAtmyameR~uganayya ani intaku munupu oka bhuusuruDu samudramu nIru uppugaa chEsaaDu, inkokaDu danDakani dagdhamuchEsaaDu, inkokaDu vaataapi anEraakshasuni tini ariginchukonnaaDu. nEnu korivitO talagOkkODaaniki veRRi daanini kaanu. naaku patiyE daivamu. daanikanTe intulaku vErE minchina dharmamu lEdu. nIvu kOpishTivi nI kOpam muulangaa oka konga chachchinadi kadaa. kaabaTTi kOpam manchidi kaadu. naapatibhakti valana dInini telusukonTini ani cheppi nIku dharma suukshmamulu teliyavu. midhilaa nagaramuna nunna dharmavyaadhuni daggara telusukOmani pampenu. atanaamenu pogiDi, dIvinchi dharmavyaadhuni daggaraku veLLi ataDu maamsaKanDamulu vikrayinchuTa chuusi duurangaa vunDenu. aakauSikuni raaka tanaki telisi venTanE dharmavyaadhuDu aakauSikuni daggaraku vachchi mrokki kuSalamaDigi, aapativrata pampagaa vachchaavu, nI madilO EmundO naaku telusu, naainTiki rammani tIsukoni veLLenu. dharma vyaadhuDatani sandEhamulannI tIrchi dharmamulu, dharma suukshmatalu neriginchi nIvu tallidanDrula sEva chEyaka svaadhyaayanam (vEdamulu chaduvuTa) chEsinanuu nishprayOjanamE. ivannI nIku aapativrata pampuTa valana, aame anugraham nI mIda vunDuTavalana telipitini gaani nI mIda naaku priyamu valana kaadu. antaTaa kauSikuDu tana tallidanDrula sEva chEsi kRutaarthuDayyenu. ikkaDa anEka dharmaalu cheppabaDinavi avannI vraastE chaalaa ekkuva avutundi. abhiruchi vunna vaaLLu chadivi telusukondurugaaka.

Posted by: Mr. HAYAGREEVA MURTY Rachuri At: 28, Dec 2005 10:37:30 AM IST
muchchaTagaa uMdi

Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 27, Dec 2005 6:24:20 PM IST
tamAshAgA baagundi SAstrigAru

Posted by: Mr. SiriVennela At: 27, Dec 2005 6:21:00 PM IST
I kadha ninna vinnAnu chinnapillalu cheppukuMTUvuMTE oka bellam mukka, TomETO, pachchimiripakAya, ullipAya (vILLu nalugurU snEhitulaTa) kalasi veLtUvuMTE dArilO chinna paMTa kAlava aDDaM vachchiMdaTa. nalugurU nILLalO paDi dATutUvuMTE bellaM mukka karigi pOyiMdiTa. migilina muggurU dAniki kOsaM oka rAtimIda kUrchuni EDustUvuMTE dArinipOyEvADu vachchi chUsukOkuMDA porapATuna TomETO mIda kUrchunnADuTa. migilina reMDU TomETO kOsaM maLLi EDchi muMduku sAgAyiTa. sinimAhAludaggara mirapakAya bajjIlu vEsEvADu I pachchimirapakAyini laTukkuna paTTukoni kOsi bajjIvaMDEsADuTa. appuDu ullipAyi pachchimirapakAyakOsaM kAssEpu EDchiMDiTa. iMtalOkE dAnikO saMdEhaM vachchi daggaralO vunna guDilOki veLLi dEvuNNi aDigiMDiTa rEpu nEnu kUDA pOtE nAkOsaM evaru EDustAru ani. guLLO dEvuDu annADuTa marEM digulu paDuku. ninnu kOsinavALLE EDustAru ani vALLa kalpanA chAturyAniki nAku AScharyaM vEsiMdi.

Posted by: Mr. VIRABHADRA SASTRI KALANADHABHATTA At: 27, Dec 2005 6:16:08 PM IST
If everyone does his/her duty then there will be no chaos. Good one sirivennelagaru

Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 27, Dec 2005 5:30:54 PM IST
A young ascetic sitting in meditation under a tree was splattered by the droppings of a bird. He looked up angrily at the culprit and such was the intensity of his wrath that the bird was reduced to ash. His concentration disturbed, the ascetic got up and went in search of food. He knocked at the door of a house but there was no answer. He knocked again and the lady of the house shouted that she was coming. Presently she came out with food and seeing that he was annoyed at having had to wait so long, smiled and said: "Please don't try to burn me with your angry glance like you did that bird. My dharma as a housewife is first to take care of the needs of my family before attending to the needs of others." The ascetic realised that she was no ordinary woman and was ashamed of himself. He asked her to teach him what dharma was. She said he should see Dharma Vyadha. The ascetic went in search of Dharma Vyadha expecting to find a venerable sage but the man turned out to be a meatseller. Dharma Vyadha made him wait while he served his customers. When the ascetic showed signs of impatience, the meatseller smiled and said: "Just as the woman's first duty was to her family, my first duty is to my customers." So the ascetic waited. When the last of his customers had gone, the meatseller turned to the ascetic and invited him home. When they reached Dharma Vyadha's house the ascetic was again made to wait while his host lovingly attended to his parents. It was quite some time before the meatseller could return to his guest but the young man showed no trace of anger. A transformation had come over him. "Now I know what dharma is," he said, rising and bowing to the meatseller. Giving up the path of asceticism he returned home and begged forgiveness of his parents for having deserted them in their old age. "I seek your blessings," he said, "to give me strength to do my dharma." ----------- Thanx bhaskar ji and amra ji

Posted by: Mr. SiriVennela At: 27, Dec 2005 5:17:01 PM IST
namaste^ amrapaaligaaru baagunnaaraa? Posted by: Ms. Ambari At: 23, Dec 2005 7:53:44 PM IST A Taapik` ika vadile^yanDi:) Posted by: Mr. SiriVennela At: 22, Dec 2005 2:14:07 PM IST Good Story @SVG

Posted by: Mr. Bhaskar At: 23, Dec 2005 10:48:06 PM IST
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