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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2021 · 21 MIN

Some more believe-it-or-nots

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Amma and appa are like mama and papa involuted, like amma and appa evoluted would be mama and papa. Why am I saying this? I happen to be in Karnataka, which to me seems to mean ‘that which arises from actions of karna,’ like the dramas that started from when Karna removed his kavacha {or shield of truth, as in truth being its own protection} and kundala {earrings or ability to hear the truth of mu-sic}. I don’t know how much is the his-story-cal truth in this but I am born here through my Work, married to my Work, and living in Sri Kempegowda’s Ooru that speaks about the Garden of Life from being the City of Gardens that Sri Kempegowda established with four pillars/sentinel points to mark ‘the farthest he knew the city would expand to’ at that point in time. I must be breathing his spirit and ideology somuchso that I am taking forward his vision through having, at least, 24/7 365 days fresh water of life supply through Terabithiya aka EarthHome for #humanityacrossboundaries. I am married to Life and Amma Appa are my parents-in-law and MI parents are Malayalees {where Malayalam meaning depth of mountain as a word is also a palindrome and Malayalam is a watery language so meaning aakaashaganga and paathalaganga are palindromes of experiential order where Sanskrit is pro uncles as samskrutham like how Sri Panini wrote about pronunciation in his magnum opus, Ashtaadhyaayi}. I live in Srinagar, which is also the name of the capital city of Jammu and Kashmir, where Kashmiri Pandiths lived. I am into non-violence and humane living. Enough said? Contact MI to get started on your own believe-it-or-not McLife🙂.

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