Showing posts with label Living GOD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Living GOD. Show all posts

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Ultimate Love!














Ultimate Love -
In giving... united
All for eternity!

Let's hold our breath and 
Be still in Awe.... 
For life is to rejoice
Death is to rise!
I truely believe! I am my mother's daughter, VeerajaR
Copyright ©2014VeerajaR

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

May GOD Shine HIS Grace!

May GOD look upon us kindly...

and

Shine HIS Grace



So 

That We May all...

Do 

HIS Will

To 

Unite and Conquer

PEACE!




I am my mother's Daughter,

VeerajaR

Copyright ©VeerajaR 2014

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Power of Prayer: St. Anthony's Feast!


When we traveled in 2010, we happened to have missed St. Anthony's feast day--in the air, literally! My husband was sad, but was quiet about it.

Miraculously, we were saved! When we visited Manipay St. Anthony's church--the one where mummy used to go and pray for me--we were in for a surprise. They were having the St. Anthony's feast parade that morning and we were there without even knowing it. You can imagine how happy and blessed we felt.

We learned that they could not have parade on the actual St. Anthony's feast day and had postponed the festival which happened to fall on the day we visited. Too many factors had to come together for this near miracle to occur. It can not be a mere coincidence.

Once again we were reminded that there is someone who hears our sincere prayers and can make things happen. I am a believer married to a believer... who is the answer to mummy's prayers for me.

Love YOU mummy!

I am your daughter,

VeerajaR

Copyright ©2012VeerajaR

Sunday, January 1, 2012

A Very Blessed NEW YEAR, 2012!

May GOD be the center of our lives...
Day and night
May he protect & guide us!


Rampant tornadoes passed me by

Roaring thunders turned to lullaby

On your palm you hold me Lord

In my heart thy words pulse loud!

Poetry Copyright by ©2012 VeerajaR


I am my mother's daughter...

Thursday, November 24, 2011

On Your Palm: Thanksgiving 2011


Across the oceans, my GOD you took me
Amidst strange lands, life you brought me
My mother's dream for me to fulfill
Thy grace did guide me up the hill.


On your palm you hold me Lord
In my heart I pulse your word!

I am my Mother's daughter...
Copyright by ©2011VeerajaR

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Christ's Own- Literally!



Blessed be the Lord! I am a proud mother... immersed in tears of JOY!

I am sure mummy is VERY proud of her "Aerospace Engineer" grandson, especially, for choosing to be Christ's own!

I am my mother's daughter,
VeerajaR

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Blessed Blossoms, My GOD!



Would I have known…

Who I could be – if YOU

My Lord hadn’t blessed me... with

My babies to hold!



I am My Mothers Daughter...

Copyright©2011 VeerajaR

Saturday, April 23, 2011

In GOD's Grace: Enter!


Miss You Mummy!

I am my mother's daughter, VeerajaR

Copyright©2011 VeerajaR

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Shining In GOD's Grace!


Shining in GOD's Grace... You
Rest in HIS Merciful Shadow!

I LOVE YOU & Miss YOU, Mummy!


I am my mother's daughter,

Copyright©2011 VeerajaR

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Angelic Endurance

God has blessed us...
Choosing the most daring
Among beautiful angels
Dedicating her
To be our mother.
Despite her angelic beauty,
Eminence and intelligence
She suffered greatly
And endured undue
Pain with humility.

But "all that IS...
God's will and plan,
Through which
I was to bring forth...
The blessings that
You are... my children"
Said my mother!
Bless her soul,
O' Lord, my GOD!
For she's a genuine
Angel of yours!

I am My mother's Daughter

Poetry: Copyright
©2010 VeerajaR

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Mummy's Promise: Sign for A Living Spirit!

We---my husband, me and my daughter---were sitting at the center aisle that evening at the Easter vigil mass. Usually, we sit at the left side aisles and our daughter sits in the choir. The song was “Christ is risen today, Ah… Ah…Allelluiah.” While the organist & violinist started playing, my husband reached out and took the hymn book over from my daughter’s side. She threw me a puzzled glance as if to say “what’s wrong with him! He has two hymn books right in front of him. Why does he have to reach for one that is further away?” I pressed her hand assuring it is alright.

I love that song and as usual, I was testing my voice to the limit. Church is the only place I get to sing, nowadays, and I always look forward to it like a child. Many things have changed in life: Our children have grown up; my mom and my husband’s dad have died, and we are not getting any younger either. The only constant is the singing of praise to GOD and when I sing, I feel connected… to the past, present and future. Everything seems to make sense and I feel the goodness around me as if there is nothing wrong with the world.

My husband turned the front few pages of the hymn books on our row and pursed his lips. As we sat down he showed me the name that book was dedicated to. It was not the one we were looking for. But I was happy to see the dedication was for Fr. Arnold --our former pastor of more than 20years.

Two years back, when our church ordered all brand new hymn books, we had the opportunity to give a donation and dedicate a book to someone. We requested dedication of a book to my father-in-law, Francis G. Rajaratnam and a book to mummy, Jessie Rajanayagam Vijiaratnam of Uduvil. Ever since the new books arrived, we skimmed the books every Sunday- wherever we sat, to find the ones with our dedication. Before long, we located the book dedicated to my father-in- law, right among the seats where we usually sit. Last two Christmas holidays, when our brother-in-law visited us, I made sure to find that book and show them. It made me very happy!

However, we have not found mummy’s book, yet, and I was earnestly hoping as usual “may be today!” That’s what my husband was up to, checking the dedication page in all the books in our row where we were seated that day.

It was a long mass with Baptism ceremonies. We gathered around the Baptismal fountain/pool at the back of the church. I drifted in my thoughts to the days when mummy and I discussed life and death, and whether there is life after death. My mom loved ‘Psalm: 23’ which I requested to be read at her funeral service. She believed in “Lord is my shepherd…, he will anoint my head…” She strongly believed that we are on the earth for a reason and upon death while our body may decay--mission accomplished--our lasting spirits go back to GOD!

During such conversations, she made sure to bring to my attention that people of other faith---Hindus and Budhists, for example---also believe in the continuity of the spirit/soul and even reincarnation. She also promised me that she would - after her death, if possible - come back to let me know of the “Living Spirit.” She said one sign may not be enough- so, she would try at least two times. Yes, mummy had kept her promise and did make her presence felt quite a few times, but those wonderful stories are for another day.

I snapped back into the now and here, following the Baptismal mass, I chorused with everyone “Yes, I do!” when asked “Do you allow GOD to come into your life?” I meant every word and felt complacent realizing the connectedness and continuity of our spirits. During the donation collection song, my daughter nudged me and asked what it is with the hymn books. I hushed back that we were looking for the hymn book dedicated to mummy. “Oh!” she said “she is over there in the choir!” I gasped “what?” “Yea, she is over there! And I use her book all the time in the choir!”

My husband and I looked at each other. We couldn’t believe it! There it was... the book dedicated to "Jessie of Uduvil," in the very first row of the choir and often in the hands of her granddaughter during Sunday mass. Having been musically inclined and passed the highest Cambridge (UK) exams in Piano, where else would mummy have preferred her book to be located? It made a whole lot of sense. We chuckled knowing her personality. It is her way of showing us that she is up there, a living spirit, in GOD’s presence. And having been an effective teacher, obviously, she chose the Easter vigil mass to reiterate the “holy” truth!

I am my one-of-a kind mother's daughter!

Copyright ©2010 VeerajaR


Sunday, April 25, 2010

Mummy's Memorial Mass!




She has never left us!!!

I am my-mother's daughter, VeerajaR

Copyright© by VeerajaR 2010. All Rights Reserved.

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Rejoice: Easter is Everyday!


Rejoice: Easter is everyday- for all who believe in "Living Christ."

-by VeerajaR

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