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Gizmo, the author's Labrador dog, brought immense love and joy to their home. His presence and gestures exuded affection for the family without words. When Gizmo was sent to the kennel, the author felt a deep sense of loss. This led the author to reflect on their relationship with Gizmo and realize how the dog had restored the author's capacity to love unconditionally. The experience motivated the author to remember God's name and advocate for policies to ensure the welfare of all living beings, not just humans.

GIZMO
AND
NAMASMARAN

DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

Gizmo our beautiful Labrador dog
came in our house and commanded
love and pampering as well! He did
not articulate his emotions in words.
But his presence was extraordinarily
cheerful, vitalizing and elating. His
every gesture exuded immense love
and involvement in us. His looking,
His licking, his rubbing, his asking
for food, his asking for going out
and everything had a subtle power
to exalt us beyond our frail
linguistic framework.

I could never pin point the element
that captivated us in his love and
care. He became the most important
“person” of attention and adoring of
all of us!

When Gizmo was transferred to
kennel everyone felt as if a lump of
his/her flesh was lost!

Tears gathered in my eyes, with
deep sense of loss!

Gradually and with great difficulty I
articulated my own feelings and
dialogued with myself. I tried to
decipher my relationship with
Gizmo.

I re-explored the genuine, innocent
and spontaneous love to which the
deep shelf of my heart had become
deserted.

I realized the petty subjectivity,
vanity and mediocrity, of my
indifference to animals and their
trivialization in my mind.

In Gizmo I could now breathe the
unspoken and hidden love in my
heart for universe.

Verily my interactions with Gizmo
restored the capacity to love, love
unconditionally and unhesitatingly.

This treasure of my life is really
precious. In my craving to do
something for near and dear Gizmo
I began to remember the name of
God for universal justice and
welfare, especially all the living

beings that can not speak and
express themselves in words and for
appropriate policies and plans for all
living beings in addition to the
human beings.

DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR

Namasmaran means remembering the name of God, one's guru, or great souls through repetition. It can be done silently, loudly, with music, alone or in a group, and with or without counting beads. The practice aims to reunify one's physiological being with one's true self. As remembering one's true self is the culmination of individual consciousness, namasmaran serves as the "yoga of yoga" by funneling all activities and techniques into objective cosmic consciousness. It provides a bounty of cosmic consciousness for everyone to realize through persistent practice.

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1. GIZMO AND NAMASMARAN DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR

2. Gizmo our beautiful Labrador dog came in our house and commanded love and pampering as well! He did not articulate his emotions in words. But his presence was extraordinarily cheerful, vitalizing and elating. His every gesture exuded immense love and involvement in us. His looking, His licking, his rubbing, his asking for food, his asking for going out and everything had a subtle power to exalt us beyond our frail linguistic framework.

3. I could never pin point the element that captivated us in his love and care. He became the most important “person” of attention and adoring of all of us! When Gizmo was transferred to kennel everyone felt as if a lump of his/her flesh was lost! Tears gathered in my eyes, with deep sense of loss!

4. Gradually and with great difficulty I articulated my own feelings and dialogued with myself. I tried to decipher my relationship with Gizmo. I re-explored the genuine, innocent and spontaneous love to which the deep shelf of my heart had become deserted. I realized the petty subjectivity, vanity and mediocrity, of my indifference to animals and their trivialization in my mind.

5. In Gizmo I could now breathe the unspoken and hidden love in my heart for universe. Verily my interactions with Gizmo restored the capacity to love, love unconditionally and unhesitatingly. This treasure of my life is really precious. In my craving to do something for near and dear Gizmo I began to remember the name of God for universal justice and welfare, especially all the living

6. beings that can not speak and express themselves in words and for appropriate policies and plans for all living beings in addition to the human beings. DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR

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