In the eighth letter from "श्यामचीं पत्रें" by पांडुरंग सदाशिव साने, the author reflects on the beauty and fragility of life, inspired by a small, dead butterfly he finds in his garden. He marvels at the delicate colors of its wings and contemplates the artistry inherent in creation, questioning when the beautiful colors of the human spirit will be revealed. The letter expresses a deep concern over the prevailing hatred and division among people, particularly based on communal lines in India. The author cites the poet Wordsworth, lamenting the harsh realities of human relationships and the negativity that dominates society. He observes that, despite the existence of loving relationships between different communities, people tend to focus on negative narratives, losing sight of the positive connections that exist. The letter calls for a deeper understanding and appreciation of the human spirit and the beauty of coexistence.

by Sane Guruji in Marathi Letter

Writen by Sane Guruji

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