Manoj
2007.04.22 @ 13:08:08

Hey! Dim Tim sounds funny.

satyanarayana Sastry
2007.07.30 @ 11:46:53

Dvg is an ocean of Experience in understanding life and inking the same in such a excellent way. Each one of the Stanzas is a nectar of Amruta to the present generation who should be so fortunate to be able to have this ocean of knowledge in a small book form. All the sapta sagaras put together may not be equal to this ocean of experience of Knowledge. I feel so small a dust to say about him,but when i Think of him and his Knowledge but fell extremely delighted and blessed to have been able to read even a small line from this Bhagavat Gita in Kannada.What a fortunate insect I am to have lived inthe same City, and to have walked around his Temple though I was not fortunate to see him physically. Tears are out of me due to excitement when i think of him and KAGGA.i EVERYDAY,NAY EVERY HOUR,NAY EVERY KSHANA KEEP SINGING HIS KAGGA. iT IS NOT ENOUGH TO READ, BUT AM STRUGGLING TO PUT IT TO PRACTICE. tHIS IS THE ONLY WAY OF MY SHRADHANJALI TO THIS GREAT SOUL.

santatada shiksheyim Deergadabhyasadim Manada Antarangada kadalu shantigolalahudu.
santrupta vritiyim ekanta seveyim santayisu chittavanu mankuthimma

satyanarayana Sastry
2007.07.30 @ 11:52:40

thanks

sakshiraj
2007.11.19 @ 06:50:40

sir namasakara,
bhala olle kelsa madthiddira…its a great work…

jaya krishna
2008.05.08 @ 17:20:32

Gowtham, a great work indeed. I wish u all the very best from my side.
krishna, thyagaraja nagar, bangalore

Gowtham
2008.05.23 @ 08:37:13

@jaya krishna:
Thank you! keep reading though

KGK Murthy
2008.10.30 @ 14:41:21

DVG deserved NObel prize for his KAGGA. But he could not get, possibly the KAGGA cannot be translated to english, retaining the decorum of its kannada version… It is a great piece of work in Kannada equivalent to none