Autobiography of Sindhi Language
Written by Dr. Satish Rohra
Translated by Yuki Divyansh
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Chapter 1
A few words about ‘language’
Nature really is a house-full of miracles. Every part of Nature is filled with
many secrets. If one could only understand the language of Nature, each
particle of Nature would have many stories to tell about itself. For example,
assume that you are sitting on a beach. There you find a little round stone,
and you place it on your palm. If you could understand its language, it would
tell you its life-story like this:
The form, in which I am now, is not my true form. Actually, I used to be the
jutting edge of a great mountain. The sharp cold of the winter nights used to
dry and shrink me, and my body used to start expanding in the blistering heat
of the summer days. Due to this constant exercise of shrinking and expanding, I
was worn out and could no longer hold on to the mountain. My body finally gave
away and I was separated from the mountain, falling straight into the stream
running below. That stream brought me with it and dumped me here, into the
ocean.
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