“Once in garden then in friends’ company,
Once in music and then in philosophy,
Once with family and then in silence,
Experience Brahman- Mankuthimma”

— D. V. Gundappa

A Kagga {Quatrian) of Manku Thimmana Kagga in pages=191-92
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“Once in garden then in friends’ company,
Once in music and then in philosophy,
Once with family and then in silence,
Experience Brahman- Mankuthimma”