Strong Roots

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It's the first chapter of A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's autobiography 'Wings of Fire'. This is a voice which I recorded to give a demo of my voice. The piece has immense possibility to change one's life by connecting him or her to spirituality.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Senior (55+)

Accents

Indian (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
strong roots by P. J. Abdul Kalam These voices recorded by Suva she Shall Luca Strong Roots is an extract from Dr Callum Zor tomography brings of fire. In this extract, he talks about his childhood in his hometown, the peace presence, a delightful sketch of the author's early life and the development of his spiritual growth. The Storey I was born into a middle class Tamil family in the island town of Ramus. Sure, Um, in the Israel Madrasa state, my father, January Abdin, had leader March, formal education, nor much wealth. Despite this, these advantages he possessed great innit wisdom and a crew generous city of spirit. He had an ideal help mitt in my mother. Ashy Ama. I do not recall the exact number of people she fed every day, but I am quite certain that far more outsiders it with us. Then all the members of our own family put together. My parents were widely regarded as an ideal couple. My mother, Shrill Village was the more distinguished one of four beers. Having been based out the title of Bahadur by the British. I was one of many Children, a short boy with rather undistinguished lochs born to a tall and handsome Pareles. We lived in our and sister house, which was built in the middle of 19th century. It was a fairly large pack, a house made of limestone and weak on the mosque Street in the Amish are, um, my austere father used to avoid all in essential comforts and luxuries. However, all necessities were provided for in terms of food, medicine or clothing. In fact, I would say mine was a very secure childhood, materially and emotionally. I normally it with my mother sitting on the floor of the kitchen, she would place a ban on a leave before me, on which she then lad a LTTE, rice and aromatic, sombre, a variety of sharp homemade pickle and a dollop of fresh coconut chutney. The Shiva Temple, which made Ramus sure, um so famous to pilgrims was about 10 minute walk from our house. Our locality was predominantly Muslim, but there was quite lot of Hindu family, too, living amicably with their Muslim neighbours. There was a very old mosque in our locality where my father, who take me for evening prayers, I had not the faintest idea of the meaning of the Arabic wears chanted, but I was to tally convinced that they reached accord. When my father came out of the mosque after the prayers, people of different religions would be sitting outside waiting for him. Many of them offered bowels of water to my father, who would deep his fingertips in them and say a prayers this water then carried home for invalids. I also remember people visiting our home to offer thanks after being cured. Father always smiled and asked them to thank Allah, the Marcie for the high priest of Ramus or, um, Temple back. She lacks Monash. Osti was a very close friend of my father's. One of the most vivid memories of my child. Hood is of the two men, each traditional attire discussing spiritual matters. When I was old enough to ask questions, I asked my father about the relevance of prayer. My father told me there was nothing mysterious about prayer prayer made possible, a communion of the spirit between people venue. Pray, he said. You trans into your body and become a part of the cosmos, which no division of well, aids, caste or creed. My father could convey complete spiritual concepts in very simple. Down to art Tamil he wants told me in his own time, in his own place in what he really is, and in the state he has reached good or back. Every human being is a specific elements within the whole of the manifest to divine being. So why be afraid of difficulties, sufferings and problems When troubles come, try to understand the relevance of your sufferings. Adversity, always presence. Opportunities for introspection. Why don't you say this to the people who come to you for the health and advice? I asked my father. He put his hands on my shoulders and look to state into my eyes for quite some time he said nothing as if he was the judging, my capacity to complained his awards. Then he answered in a low D voice. His answer failed me with this change in a genuine enthusiasm. Whenever human beings find themselves alone as a natural reaction, they start looking for company. Whenever they are in trouble, they look for someone to help them. Whenever they reach an impasse, it looks to someone to show them the way out. Every recurrent anguish, longing and Bijur finds its own special helper For the people who come to main distress. I am but a go between in their effort to proficiency eight demonic forces with prayers and offerings. This is not a correct approach at all and should never be followed. One must understand the difference between a fair leader in vision of destiny and the vision that enables. Asked to seek the enemy of fulfilment within ourselves, I remember my father starting his day at four AM by reading the Nam AJ before dawn after the Nam AJ, he used to to walk down to a small coconut grove. We won't about four miles from our home. He would return with a dozen coconuts, tight together, thrown over his shoulder. And only then would he have his breakfast. This remained his routine, even when he was in his late sixties. I have throughout my life tried to emulate my father in his in my own world of science and technology, I have in devote to understand the fundamental truths revealed to me by my father and feel convinced that there existed divine power that can leave one up from confusion, misery, Malang coolly and failure and guy in 212 once true place and wants an individual severe sees emotional and physical bond. He is on the road to freedom, happiness and peace of mind. The storey ends.