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Sunday,
December 10, 2000
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Religion has played a pivotal and multi-dimensional role in almost all human endeavour. Be it material pursuit, the quest for mental peace and spiritual uplift or boosting one’s morale while facing adversity, religion has always provided an anchor, observe Amarnath Wadehra and Randeep Wadehra "Koi Sheikh
ban gaya aur koi ban gaya Brahman WHEN a friend quoted this Urdu couplet, it set us thinking. Is it really true that religion created divisions in society? The very mark of identity that should normally be nothing more than a psychological reinforcement can become a symbol of strife and hatred. Have religious places stopped providing solace to humanity? Are we making a mistake somewhere? We often tend to take religion and spirituality as synonyms. But do they really represent the same concept? |
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HERITAGE:
Splendour by the seashore, DREAM
THEME: What
numbers can
mean, Why
is Shah Rukh Khan angry? There’s
a lot in names and surnames! SPEAKING
GENERALLY: Tough
tasks ahead, |
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