Never Born, Never Died, Just Visited This Planet. – Osho.

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Urmeela

Urmeela

“All she must contribute is her existence. She needs achieve nothing, for she is the reward of achievement” – Germaine Greer.

“She embodies mystery through her fruitfulness. She is associated with Nature and with the Earth.”

In many philosophical systems, she is the Mother Nature too.
She was fruitful. She gave me our son Ranjan.

On three separate occasions, when we were privileged to live in homes with gardens, she created and maintained beautiful gardens, before we moved into our own home with a small garden. What she planted and so lovingly tended to, now stands testimony to her representing Nature and Earth.

I wish that I could reproduce here all the stories about her gentleness, hospitality and maternity, that we have received from so many people from all over the world. Suffice it to say, that many of them totally surprised us. She never talked about them to us.

Her body has left us. She will never leave us.

She would not like me to mope. I do not intend to.

I am not responding individually to all the messages that my blog friends have left here on my previous post. Please accept this post as my gratitude to all of you as well as a tribute to a remarkable person who gave me so much.

32 Comments »

  1. Comment by Barath Rajgopaul:

    Ramana, No response required, I deliberately did not send e-mails of my relationship with my sister-in-law, but suffice it to say that she has left a large impression upon me, and the only time when I lost my temper with our mother was when Amma bad mouthed Urmeela and I let her know in no uncertain terms as to what a lovely talented lady she had as a daughter-in-law.
    I constantly badgered her to do a painting for me, but she always laughed in that gentle manner and promised at some tiome, when she felt like it, that she would. I hope she now has the time to do one for me!!!!

  2. Comment by Delirious:

    She is beautiful! What a blessing to have such people in our lives.

    Delirious´s last blog post..No Thank You, I’m Not Interested……The End.

  3. Comment by Sarika:

    People do not die for us immediately, but remain bathed in a sort of aura of life which bears no relation to true immortality but through which they continue to occupy our thoughts in the same way as when they were alive….

    May God give you the strength to re-examine and re-purpose your life now….

  4. Comment by Poonam Bindal:

    Iam sorry Uncle about your irreparable loss. May God give you peace within. You are a wonderful person and I wish you lots of strength and good remembrances of your best partner in life.

  5. Comment by Grannymar:

    We are in this life for such a short time and Urmeela has certainly used her time well. May that bring comfort and strength to you Ramana and to your son Ranjan.

    Lán grá GM

    Grannymar´s last blog post..Thursday Special ~ Jam or Juice

  6. Comment by Renee:

    I am so glad you posted a picture of your wife to share with all of us. What joy she brought into your life and the life of your son. You both remain in my thoughts and prayers.

    Renee

    Renee´s last blog post..Irish Blessings For You!

  7. Comment by Conrad:

    Ramana, all of us share this part of the dance for a short time. What you shared with Urmeela can never be lost. Even in your sadness you have shared with us and we will treasure that. Thank you.

    Conrad´s last blog post..Manchester: Our Phone Number Was 2

  8. Comment by Rajam:

    Dear Ramana,
    I was so sorry to hear from Padmini about Urmeela and I am glad that I was able to speak to you from Mumbai.I would have loved to visit you but due to prior commtments in Chennai I had to get back.Both in Delhi when we met and later though for a short time, I had a great time with you and Urmeela when Ambi and I visited you in Poona. She was a loving , caring person. She is here with us and always will be. May her soul rest in peace.My heartfelt condolences to you and Ranjan.
    Rajam

  9. Comment by Sandeep Gupta:

    Dear Mr. Rajgopaul, Thank you for the picture and post. God bless you and Ranjan. We hope that you keep writing and sharing. It was a privilege to have met Urmeela and you in Pune. We are praying for you and looking forward to meeting you again when we are back. Take care and keep writing.

    Sandeep Gupta´s last blog post..Economics: Of Bonuses and Human Nature

  10. Comment by Jean Browman--Cheerful Monk:

    Bless you for sharing that. You’ve been in my thoughts and in my heart.

    Jean Browman–Cheerful Monk´s last blog post..An Uninvited Adventure

  11. Comment by magpie11:

    My thoughts are with you, my friend.

    Thank you for bringing this to us.

    Take care

    magpie11´s last blog post..Thoughts….

  12. Comment by Paddy Bloggit:

    A wonderful post Ramana

    Paddy Bloggit´s last blog post..Natasha Richardson R.I.P.

  13. Comment by Ashwani Gupta:

    Dear Mr Rajgopal,
    Irreparable loss for you/Ranjan.May god give strength to bear same.Love knows not its own depth until the hour of seperation.
    Ashwani Gupta

  14. Comment by Govind Baldva:

    Dear Ramanna,
    It took me a lot of courage and three days to talk to you after Urmeela bhabhi left for the heavenly abode.
    You homage on the blog is very touching and communicates the bond you two had.

  15. Comment by Linda Abbit:

    Thank you for sharing such a lovely photo of Urmeela. I wish I had known her.

    Linda Abbit´s last blog post..Inspiring Quotes for Caregivers — 3/18/09

  16. Comment by Anil Gupte:

    Ramanna:

    please accept our condolences and regards.

    Sangeeta & Anil

  17. Comment by Ellen Weber:

    What a fine tribute to a person who earned these words, Ramana. It does not surprise me that your wife’s life, like yours, continues to draw people together in consuming flames of growth from precious experiences and talents. Her eternal oil will burn in many lives forever- just as she lit care and wonder here on earth! May you continue to feel the warmth of that care and ours.

    Ellen Weber´s last blog post..Hear Voices on Other Side?

  18. Comment by teeni:

    I am very sorry that she is no longer with us and I’m sorry that I’m finding out so late. All lives are special and your wife’s was no exception. I’m glad you can appreciate the beauty she created while she was here and the beautiful legacy she has left. I keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers that you continue to give each other strength and comfort as Urmeela would want you to. Thank you, too, for being such a kind and generous husband to her. I’m comforted knowing that she had you.

    teeni´s last blog post..Better Late Than Never – The Good Will Pill Pattern!

  19. Comment by Salman:

    My deepest condolences to you….It’s a loss beyond words….Plz take care of urself.

  20. Comment by Lizwi:

    Hi Ramana
    Please accept my condolences for the loss of your other half. May God be with you all the time. As you have said in your post, only her body has left but her spirit is still with you.

    Lizwi´s last blog post..Swich off the lights

  21. Comment by bikehikebabe:

    Always keep the L word near. You have lots around you. Remember I love you & am learning to actually say it out loud.

  22. Comment by Gail:

    RR– What a great picture of your wife. Thank you for sharing it. May God’s blessing be with you as you progress through life without her, but her dear memories will be with you always. The memories will sustain you.

    Rummuser Reply:

    Thank you

  23. Comment by Gail:

    You are very welcome!!!!!

  24. Comment by Tikno:

    Her goodness and dedication for your family and community will live forever.

    Tikno´s last blog post..Children of WAR!!! Kurdistan, Iraq, Iran

    Rummuser Reply:

    Thank you.

  25. Comment by Sandeep Bastodkar:

    Dear Sir,

    I just learnt of your bereavement. May God give you and Ranjan the strength to overcome the loss. Please take care of yourself.

    Sandeep

    Rummuser Reply:

    Thank you Sandeep.

  26. Comment by vaishali gadgil:

    we have been fortunate to meet her and know her through you. What a fine and loving lady she is…I am so proud of you two, a very handsome couple so devoted to each other.

    Rummuser Reply:

    Wow, Vaishali, nice of you to visit and comment. Thank you for the very nice words.

  27. Comment by Kate:

    What a beautiful smile and lovely comments.
    I would like to add one if I may… something that has helped me:-

    Death is nothing at all

    I have only slipped away into the next room

    I am I and you are you

    Whatever we were to each other

    That we are still

    Call me by my old familiar name

    Speak to me in the easy way you always used

    Put no difference into your tone

    Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow

    Laugh as we always laughed

    At the little jokes we always enjoyed together

    Play, smile, think of me, pray for me

    Let my name be ever the household word that it always was

    Let it be spoken without effort

    Without the ghost of a shadow in it

    Life means all that it ever meant

    It is the same as it ever was

    There is absolute unbroken continuity

    What is death but a negligible accident?

    Why should I be out of mind

    Because I am out of sight?

    I am waiting for you for an interval

    Somewhere very near

    Just around the corner

    All is well.

    Nothing is past; nothing is lost

    One brief moment and all will be as it was before

    How we shall laugh at the trouble of parting when we meet again!

  28. Comment by macrarcitramb:

    Hey! Ethnological humor! Thanks, Internet!

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