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Evolution of Love 2

by sindbad

Rated: 13+ · Book · Experience · #2171316

As the first blog entry got exhausted. My second book

Evolution of Love Part 2

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10 Most Recent Blog Comments:

🌸 pwheeler - love joy peace

May 15, 2024 at 5:54pm
In response to "The Tree of Life"

Super!

Lyn's a Witchy Woman

May 11, 2024 at 5:47pm
In response to "Gardener"

Beautiful story. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Schnujo is Late to Lannister

Apr 25, 2024 at 4:21pm
In response to "THE FOUR LAWS OF A SHAMAN "

What beautiful and inspiring words! Thank you for sharing! However, be sure to also share where you got this from as I ran it through a plagiarism checker and you know what I found.

I'm not saying not to post things like that. It's a very meaningful thing to write. I'm just saying to be sure you post where it came from originally, even if you added some of your own and/or had AI write a good bit of it for you (which should also be mentioned). And, naturally, be sure not to enter things like this into contests.

Anyway, thank you for sharing this! I hope you post it on the Newsfeed (with a disclaimer, of course). It may help someone in need.

tracker

Apr 9, 2024 at 11:49am
In response to "The Burning House"

I needed this a few days ago, yesterday, and already this morning. Thank you for it. For no particular reason I clicked on Blogging. My entry is good also. It is right below yours.

Kåre Enga in Montana

Apr 6, 2024 at 1:58am
In response to "The Principle of Abundance"

I need to be reminded of this "This story is all about life. It teaches us that We must GIVE before We can RECEIVE Abundantly." when I write a poem for/about someone. My meagre words may have meanings even I don't recognise.

Recently, Rosemary thanked me for a poem I wrote for her years ago. And then within 24 hours I received a review for it here (after years of few views and no reviews).

STATIC

Rosemary for memory

(13+)
A short poem for Rosemary Sinniger from 2011
#2170648 by Kåre Enga in Montana

Is it a great poem? That only matters to Rosemary and the few who have read it.

I gave without expecting anything in return.

Kåre Enga in Montana

Apr 6, 2024 at 1:37am
In response to "THE FACE OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY"

I did not know this. Thank you. Men matter in American history. Women? Not so much. Their stories didn't always make the history books.

Kåre Enga in Montana

Mar 22, 2024 at 8:51am
In response to "Creator of the universe"

No life is perfect but happiness comes to those who can be grateful for what they have and can let go of the rest.

Elycia Lee ☮

Feb 23, 2024 at 9:56pm
In response to "Mistakes"

Need to print this out... LOVE #16

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Elycia Lee ☮

Feb 23, 2024 at 9:50pm
In response to "Success "

Relatives on Bulletin.

tj ~ endeavors to persevere!

Feb 7, 2024 at 12:36pm
In response to "Mistakes"

Thanks for the laughs, this is great.

June 5, 2020 at 6:06am

#985046

3 Poets

*Ghalib (1797 -1869)*
*Iqbal (1877-1938)*
*and Faraz (1931-2008)*

Their views on the universality of God in these famous couplets . It was not a feud. At best, you can call it a poetic difference of opinion among witty intellectuals spread across centuries.

*Ghalib started it in the 19th century*

“Zahid, sharaab peene de masjid mein baith kar
Ya wo jagah bataa, jahaan Khuda nahin”

Translation:
Let me drink in a mosque; or tell me the place where there is no God.'

Allama Iqbal was not convinced. He decided to reply about half a century later, his poetic reply to Ghalib.

“Masjid Khuda ka ghar hai, peene ki jagah nahin
Kaafir ke dil mein jaa, wahaan khuda nahin”

Translation:
Mosque is the abode of God, not a place to drink. Go to the heart of a non-believer because there God is not.

*Faraz had the last word. (Later half of 19th century)*

“Kaafir ke dil se aaya hun, main ye dekh kar Faraz,
Khuda maujood hai wahaan, par usey pata nahin”

Translation:
I have returned from the heart of the disbeliever and I have observed that God is present in his heart too, but he just doesn't know it.

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