Song of Great Souls, Shankara and Einstein

Soul feathered with love, the
Divine.. Breaking the doors of cage flew
high and high.. Even above the sky, , into space..
Then able to dive like penguine,
and then like a whale to depth of
ocean within. Seeing the wonderful
Treasure,
and after finding itself is divine, Raised to the surface became
enchanting bird with
colourful feathers
And with sweetest possible
voice, . Entered the cage and with
heartful of love,
Started singing.. I am the Truth!
I am the creative Truth, and I am
the Love.
I am the thinker and I am the
thought and My dream is this
world..

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poem by Ramdas Bhandarkar
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Selective Relativity

It's all selective relativity.
If someone decides,
They like something preferred...
They ensure it becomes 'preferred'.

And that which is deemed superior in quality,
May never get a nibble.
Especially from those who have a preference,
For that which for them...
Expresses the best in tastelessness.

Remember...
Persuasion has been the key,
In the spreading of all decadence.
With a long lasting blinding acceptance.

poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Only That Which Is Nibbled With A Sniffing Wished

The relativity of one's acquired taste,
Is influenced by one's environment.
Subjected to an initiation.
And reflects a familiarity which comforts.

And...
Naturally,
That which is perceived not to comfort...
Will not be nibbled with a sniffing wished.

Only that which is nibbled with a sniffing wished,
Gets to become selected as one's acquired taste...
Relative to one's environment,
That initiates to establish what influences.

poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Life Essence: Metamorphosis Incandescence

thought presence
marking life essence
metamorphosis incandescence

emission of light flows
animated clay body glows
spring birth green grass grows

celebrate incandescence love reality
God created divine creation love relativity
relationship time space movement cosmology totality

God imbues universe in love radiant light
hate revenge cycles hell sentence fallen violent
conflict struggle violent rivalry demonic sapient defoliant

poem by Terence George Craddock
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Do I Dare

Do I dare write another poem about you
Relive the happiness and the pain
That was and is loving you

Relativity of the days that flew by with joy
Now drug out second by painstaking second
Haunted by your memory

So I write again, my love for you
As evidence of the torn and scarred tissue
That is what is left of my heart

Your memory is the reality of my dreams
My life is yours but you are not in it
And my world is empty without you

poem by Micah Thompson
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Today, there are too many points of view of equal value and prestige, each showing the relativity of the other, to permit us to take any one position and to regard it as impregnable and absolute. Only this socially disorganized intellectual situation makes possible the insight, hidden until now by a generally stable social structure and the practicability of certain traditional norms, that every point of view is particular to a social situation.

quote by Karl Mannheim
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Ramdas Choi Chang Poems 2

Isn't it perfect to think everyone is perfect,
Everyone is perfectly fit
to their own place!
The Great Engineer know which spare can fit,
How to fit
where to fit,
that perfect Engineer perfectly fits everything to His own purpose!

Poem2
Whoever we meet, may not be perfect,
Who ever is perfect,
We may never meet,
Life is that strange thing,
Only imperfect can fit into it,
Whether may it be one or any one around!

Poem3

A flower that looks perfect,
Insects surround it and spoil it,

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poem by Ramdas Bhandarkar
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The Universe Is You

Read my lips
I don't want to
Get involved with
Relativity
Take my time
Use it wisely
You're controlling
Certain gravities
You're coming around
So late in the day
I've been here before
I know what to say
You're moving the ground
You're making me feel as if the universe is you
Tell yourself
You can't have me
I rely on
Probability

song performed by Sophie Ellis Bextor from Read My Lips
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A precise art?

That place we were.
How right it seemed then.
The look, the feel of each other.
A precise art?
Flawed by time.
So now sadly out of
Rhyme and communication.
Memories captured
Somewhere in time.
A hidden pain, an unrecognised crime
Of betrayal.
Who's to blame?
This precise art of lovin'
Is never known.
Two minds in synchronicity,
Or in different worlds of relativity?
The ongoing reality of life.
What was that?
Oh just a scientist's thesis on relationships.
A precise art or another fools'

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poem by Peter Vealey
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Philosophy undigested.. Random thoughts!

Philosophy undigested..

The mysteries mysterious forces,
Make both Mister
And Miss, one positive and another negative,
No one knows who is what!
Only our postulates
About mystery and mysterious
That always can be more mysterious,
And more are less hide axioms
And sometimes
We talk about nirvana,
Some times about,
BRAHMAN
Some times about God and demon,
Mara or MAYA,
Forgetting all that is in mind,
Who is real, who is that developed sense,
Is He a non sense?
Look at the outer world,

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poem by Ramdas Bhandarkar
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Venus Walked On The Sun's Chest

Eight years before walked
On the sun's chest; Earth's
Twin, the Morning Star.
And then you went back
Leaving a bruise in his
Heart; The back-counting
Began- when you would
Keep your gentle steps
Again on that burning
Ball! Ah! The day came!
Yesterday, billion
Curious eyes watched
You, passing through
Silently like a fairy
Of a dreamland, your
Foot prints imprinted
On him like a dropp
Of shade; making a
Cosmic record your
Transit became one

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poem by Nilakshi Das
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Dying Beautifully

I stay connected out of the body,
with fireworks,
to widen the relativity,
to read the language of fear.
Death of a tree was mourned
by leaves in shadow.
The dew lies awake crying.

The town was disappearing
without a dialogue
with past, we were digging our heritage.
In search of roots
life was killing the tomorrow.
You an answer seeking
which was not yet born.
Over the mind
an ancient prayer floats.

The house was on fire
the words cannot cover the flaming body.

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poem by Satish Verma
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Tears Of The Sun

What eternal emptiness
Dances on the stage of time?
This shadow
Hanging over the one
Whose emerging breast
I gracefully kissed
Oh dearest Africa!

For you
The flapping fan of war
Lay on my forehead
Sorrow occupy my eyes
Driving out tears

These chameleon faces
Tear me to tears
All for Mother Earth’s relativity
Quest to subdue
The fire wood of this world

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poem by Happy Oyamenda Friday
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Convenient Killing Prophets Before Birth Born

Patty plays sunny day absorbed in her splash paddling pool.
Sybil collects classical art shells along future whisper seashores.
Terence writes last morality Roman plays into tide incoming sands.
Galileo Galilei seashore plays delight birth fathers modern sciences.
Einstein E = mc2 relativity realistic states nature equivalence principle
recognized 'right of individuals to say and think what they pleased'.
Stephen Hawking proves superiority of mind over frail sick bodies
black holes release energy light escapes on cusp rim event horizons.
But like Hitler unenlightened minds promote birth defect abortions.

poem by Terence George Craddock
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Sparks In Woods

Some depth,
my thoughts never touched,
the moonlight fades on my window.
The vague gratification,
falls silently on my mind.
Pausing on relativity,
I open the door to eternity.

Vast loneliness of qualms,
like the cult of dancing doubts
where was the choice?
I felt guilty at the fall of truth.
Black grass was not my doing.
My blood dripped
on every count, on every tear.

I don’t need questions anymore.
Give me landmarks.
Darkness was for me.
I will walk relentlessly

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poem by Satish Verma
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Einstein has a feeling for the central order of things. He can detect it in the simplicity of natural laws. We may take it that he felt this simplicity very strongly and directly during his discovery of the theory of relativity. Admittedly, this is a far cry from the contents of religion. I don't believe Einstein is tied to any religious tradition, and I rather think the idea of a personal God is entirely foreign to him. But as far as he is concerned there is no split between science and religion: the central order is part of the subjective as well as the objective realm, and this strikes me as being a far better starting point.

quote by Wolfgang Pauli
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I Have Just Repeated It (Revised)

Olé Guapa is happening while sitting here with
local development planning & financial assistance,
Andre Rieu conducting with nostalgia, the melody
and dancing as promising as it will always be

Fingers flashing over keys, Death and Renata
Flitworth at it again, dancing up a storm at the
Village Green, dancing on upturned boards, the
rhythm unflagging, augmented by

Languorous lines punctuated by sharp movements
of head, arms outstretched, images repeated again
and again, crying for Saudade, sweet moments
lost in time - I joyously hold on to them - and

The Theory of Relativity - everything that ever was
exists forever and can be repeated whenever we
want - oh, I want, I want, I smile - I have just
repeated it…

poem by Margaret Alice Second
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Mileva And Certainty

Mileva loved him more than the Stars,
more than Time itself.

They both were physics majors
and dreamers who
wanted to take Newton
to new ground.

Both wanted Certainty:
he had his Cosmological Constant
and tried to prove that God does
not throw dice-
that the Universe was orderly.

She wanted Certainty, too,
and some say showed him how
and this is reflected in some of the ideas
which made him famous.

He got Quantum Physics

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poem by Lonnie Hicks
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Theresienstadt

If you search there
With today's high-tech tools
You will find the effects there
In ovens there that were his final stop

Somewhere there
Is enough of a sample
To test with modern equipment
For proof he with others ended there

From a sample of dust in pile there
Maybe still buried in a trench
Maybe blown away by now
Since 1943 is a long time

Long enough to forget George Pick ended there
The man who in 1912 caused Eiestein
To consider absolute differential calculus
Which got General Relativity unstuck

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poem by Tom J. Mariani
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Condensing Space

the universe is a garden
of gems, stars and planets
and a mental wonderland

if you love arithematics, theories
of compression and relativity
every place in space is just a few minutes away

as close as your own bedroom and the garden
there is space and they are meant for fun
and should be the least of any body's problem

they are pleasure to the space condenser
the three trillion trillion miles
well, they can be condensed into two three miles

remember the six inch of your mind
well it has in it all the space you would ever traverse
just cflose your eyes and see

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poem by John Tiong Chunghoo
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