Music is the best
medicine despite the kind of disease you are suffering from. I completely believe in the
above saying cordially from my own experience in life. There is a constraint when it comes to music that it
has to be undertaken longitudinally. The faith contributes more to this factoid rather rational thinking.
I would like to prescribe the following medicine though I could not legally do
that without a doctorate.
Whenever I happen
to listen to “Vishnu saharanam” or “Baja Govindham” or “Kurai Ondrum illai” tracks
on my playlist, my reflex remains the same. Simply Goosebumps! If I describe
M.S.Subbhalakshmi as a legend, it would definitely be an understatement to such
an extraordinary lady. I cannot ever imagine anyone in par with her vocal
chords. Such a matured, thick, stable, candied
vox not only imbibes spirituality but also completely waters the soul and inducts the inner peace. I have
come cross many anecdotes wherein many humans used to get boons from the
supernatural power which I barely believe. But now, I am cornered to conceive this
fact whenever I happen to listen to her collection of songs. Her voice has an
inherent potent of even converting an atheist to a theist.
She has been
rightly honoured in getting the privilege of reverberating every morning with her "sahasranaam" chanting at
Tirumala, the worldly renowned Hindu temple where Lord Venkateshwara is
residing. All her tracks give us a mumsy experience that our own granny is
singing to delight us. In no time, all my heavily weighing miseries become
light and I end up in enthralling while listening to her tracks. I am not that
much interested or crazy about the traditional Carnatic vocals. But, when it is
a make of MS, my interest hardly matters.
Though physically
distant from us, celestially she is living with us. I never feel like she has
moved far away from the earthly things. I
am warmly privileged to listen to my granny’s songs in my playlist everyday!! A
boon basically has two flips. I am on the other side of it J
Many medicines to follow
J
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