Language of the Gods

04 Aug, 2011

One night when the sky was clear, cool breeze blowing and stars were twinkling strewn across the sky, an angel who was in a retrospective mood decided to visit India. As he flew over various cities he was amazed by the changes happening in the country. He was wondering whether the changes were for good or bad. He decided to have a closer look and came down taking physical form of that of a human. When he swooped down he landed near a building, which looked like a printing press. He observed few workers loading packages into a vehicle.Surprised and curious, he asked one of them what they were doing.The worker told him that they were dispatching magazines to various parts of the country.


Our angel who is by nature a very curious being decided to go through some of the magazines in different sizes and color lying on the floor. While flipping through, one magazine attracted his attention with a blast of color and vivid life like illustrations. He spoke aloud 'Ah ha! this looks like Shri Ram blessing Hanumanji before the start of war with Ravan, which I witnessed, long time back! What could this be doing here?' he murmured. He decided to explore the magazine further. As he took the magazine in his hand, he was stunned. It was a near perfect depiction of The Ramayan.


The language was unlike the other magazines he had gone through earlier. It was his mother tongue - It was in Sanskrit. The angel was overjoyed!! He started reading it.Engrossed he read some of the stories again and again.He read the vikram - vetal story, the stories of his brethren - the Gandharvas. Indeed it was such a delightful experience for him to read about the Indian villages, saints as well as contemprory stories set in modern context. He was amazed by the bright colorful paintings which were printed in the magazine. He touched the pages of the book again and again. He looked up and whispered,' Thank God! This language is still alive. It is still taught and there are people who understand it.


The angel became a bit desperate then,he wanted more. He asked the workers if there were more books and where he can get old issues of that magazine. They gave him some of the old copies. He read through them completely but that did not satisfy his appetite which had been whetted. Suddenly while going through one of the magazine he saw an announcement which caught his attention. It said 'Read Chandamama in Sanskrit on the web'. He was intrigued by the term 'web'. He decided to do some research and check with his friends. His friends updated him on internet and the world wide web.


Now the angel is an avid reader of Chandamama magazine in Sanskrit on the net...:)


15 Comments
Comments :
Kavitha:
Apr 7th, 2012 at 12:46
How can I get old chandamama copies? Please somebody help me.
Organic Search Engine Optimization:
Jan 25th, 2012 at 07:47
I found this post earlier today while in the office Very useful Sent the link to myself and will most likely bookmark www.chandamama.com when I make it home
Penisadvantage:
Jan 13th, 2012 at 08:29
Abi:
Aug 23rd, 2011 at 03:34
chandamama has amazing facts. i love to read chandamama infact i am collecting old chandamama and reading still. i love chandamama
N. Lakshmi:
Aug 12th, 2011 at 05:04
it is the best thing for having a blog. Chandamama was the best when i was a kid and now as Associate Professor in English still i feel it is the best. Continue to provide the treasure trove of knowledge for all.wish u d best. with the best of regards
Chandamama:
Aug 8th, 2011 at 10:48
Great to hear from all of you! Great to hear your feedback on the articles and the pagelayout too. We will do our best to make the reading experience a pleasure...
Lalitha:
Aug 8th, 2011 at 10:51
Nicely written. Being uptodate in technology makes us more closer in reaching out to the new generation kids.
G RAVI:
Aug 8th, 2011 at 10:43
Hearty welcome to Chandamama blog.
KRS:
Aug 8th, 2011 at 10:31
Even the Engles too reads the Chandamama. what a great imagination.. Chandamama blog itself starts with story like articles. Font sige should be increased. Text should be in small peragraphs to get readability. very nice to see the CMama blog.
Arthi:
Aug 7th, 2011 at 03:39
This was a beutiful adventure for angel
Arulbalamurugan:
Aug 5th, 2011 at 10:39
I belive that Chandamama is the leader of Fantacy adventure serials with Indian traditional touch.
Sekhar:
Aug 4th, 2011 at 10:10
hearty welcome to Chandamama blog.
Saravanan:
Aug 4th, 2011 at 09:19
nice
SASI:
Aug 4th, 2011 at 06:08
Nice to see Chandamama in Blogs. All the stories depicts Indian Culture . It is a treasure to keep them. Good Work Done.
KS:
Aug 4th, 2011 at 05:55
KUDOS for the endeavour to bring Chandamama in BLOGS. Each & every story over the 60-years reveal a moral. Every one has to read them and enjoy.
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