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Bridge is a Kaleidoscope

V N Ramamoorthy

Ladies and Gentlemen

Whoever invented this game must have been a simpleton with a complex mind-set!.

It is all about 2 colors, 3 gunas and 4 suits.

Black & Red in pointed or rounded suits by a vast humanity classified into 3 Gunas - Sattva, Rajas and Tamas.

What are these Gunas, you may wonder. Has the blogger gone philosophic or has he gone off the rocker?

Neither. If you sit alone in a corner of the any bridge venue and observe, it will dawn!

People in general and Bridge players in particular fall into three categories or classes

  • Sattvic
    They are complete with goodness, calmness and harmonious. They sit like a rock of Gibraltar or a Tibetan Monk, unaffected by win or lose.
  • Rajasic
    These players are full of passion, activity and movement. They always like to sit East- West in pairs with a lot of movement
  • Tamasic
    They are the un-envied lot. Blessed with ignorance, inertia and laziness. They have a penchant for North - South direction with the least movements.

Whichever house of Gunas you belong, it is better to be smart than brilliant on the table!

Bridge is also Magical🎩🔮... You need to wave a magic wand at times and pull a trick or two from thin air !

Check it out before you cross the bridge 😃

Happy bridging,

Cheers
VNR

Disclaimer : All opinions are entirely those of the author and are no reflection of the views of the BridgeFromHome Team.

 

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