Readers Comments
g-) wrote: Wow! That's a beautiful story! =)
ami wrote: Great story! I read Pavi's piece on Manohar and Mahema Devadoss, it brought me to tears - such beautiful and inspirational people! Thanks!
mo wrote: Those Devadoss' are a tribute to the human spirit's strength.
Meenakshi Balganesh wrote: I am really touched by this article. Incidentally, I am a great admirer of the Devadoss couple, though I have never met them in person. This morning, I learnt from the newspaper that Mahema has departed to the Lord's feet.My heart is heavy as I have read about their trials and tribulations and how they faced the world with courage and joy. When I was a student in JIPMER, at my Stella Maris professor's request, I had gone to meet Mahema in the hospital and convey the good will after her terrible accident. I have read Manohar Devadoss's books- the first two, with great interest and gifted them to several friends on many occasions. I have always wanted to get in touch with them but fate had its way in deciding it!. I wonder if I can get Mr. Manohar Devadoss's email id or address so that I can contact him and send him a message of condolence.
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Jasper wrote: After reading many novels, i felt they are just works of art meant only for reading. In addition, i believed that they are twice removed from reality. However, after going through pavi's article on "devadosses: a special kind of grace", i realized it is possible to live a life to the full. First, it sounded like another novel as i used to read, but it is a work of art, lived peacefully amidst the darkest clouds.
jsmc10 wrote: So beautiful :)