हरीश भादानी की कविताएं

Summary

The text presents a poetic and philosophical meditation on the concept of a singular, solitary entity that exists above all else, seated on a pillarless platform. This entity is described as the first and ever-fertile earth mother, followed by a dark blue figure and a celestial cow that holds the three worlds. It is a being that flickers and shines in the courtyard, accompanied by the wind with fifty wings and the sun with seven calves. This solitary one carries the ancestors and remains unaffected by pain or pleasure, existing as the self-existent truth. Despite being unborn, it encompasses the universe, becomes the thousand-syllabled speech, and is based on the Rigveda (1/164). The text then addresses the mother earth, calling her the solitary sun that descends as a calf, drinks its own milk, and becomes the seven-colored cows. She creates countless desires and endless creations, becoming the mother of the three worlds. She is the one who creates clouds, which in turn rain and nourish the earth, keeping it fertile. She is the goddess Annapurna who speaks without words, making all beings speak. She is the solitary word-bearer, the universal mother, the all-pervading one, Aditi, and the embodiment of brilliance. Her name is Dakshina, and she supports all beings, who live by drinking her shadow. The text concludes by praising her glory as the great mother earth.