15th Oct 1931 to 27th July 2015
India has been prosperous in producing a wealth of sons, daughters, saints and even Gods,
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam from Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu was one of her most versatile and precious. To best sum up Abdul Kalam in one sentence is, to say that he could simply place his hand in murky water and turn it, into pure crystal clear, thirst quenching water to drink.
This man was no GOD but, he moved the hearts and souls of people who sealed his messages with their tears of joy everywhere in India, and the world.
Like Arjuna in the Baghavad Geetha who was both warrior and righteous, Abdul Kalam too was not only a humanitarian, but he was once the President of a powerful nation and also the architect of its modern nuclear and rocket technology which meant that he had the power to either pat someone on their back or annihilate them instantly or do both just for fun.
He exhibited the Universal truth about the equation of power and humility, and how the truly powerful actually behave to appreciate and ultimately preserve peace.
KALAM is a word that is now on the drawing board and in the process of being incorporated into the English dictionary from just being his name.
Similar to the word ‘Bangalored’ which originated from India, which was inducted into the dictionary, but rarely used in everyday language because it is an uncommon term.
“KALAM” will evolve from the name of a great man because of his achievements that made him one, to a word that has a meaning that encompasses the qualities of tolerance, love, patience, loyalty, humility, logic, power and peace.
It should focus on a word relating to super goodness.
This is the highest honour and tribute the world can offer anybody as a timeless parting gift for an immortal soul, and as a token of gratitude to a supremo for his untiring contributions to the world.
It has to be a word that could be used every day in our lives that will remind us of this legend as sure as we remember to breathe.
A word to proof the sanctity of a religion which he is a brethren of and a religion that is prejudiced by malicious assumptions which are contrary to what it actually is.
A word to proof that his GOD and religion are pure without deviant agendas, simply because this silver-haired man is its prodigy only proving that if ISLAM could mother a son so fine such as him, then it instantly and absolutely vindicates her from maleficence, just like murky water turning clear, pure and fit to drink.
A word describing how the subtlety of peace practised in every home whether a one with a thatched roof or an ultra-modern dwelling, which produces the ripple effect to transcend itself into an enormous tidal wave of tranquillity and stability, which is the fundamental basis of what makes a successful Nation.
A word relating to his life of education, diligence, hard work and faith in his God being instrumental in his worldly accomplishments.
Dr Abdul Kalam strived for Kalamisation of the world and did his best to guide all walks of life to be Kalam by example.
Now, you have an awesome Kalam day.
JAI Kalamisation.
30-10-2015