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Joanne P.
September 11, 2024
Twenty three years is a long time - and yet it seems like yesterday that I was given Manika's name at a world-wide choral event in memory of the victims of 9/11. I never met her or any her family - but I have not forgotten her sweet face and smile looking back at me and every year, I listen for her name in the reading at Ground Zero. I say a prayer that she is at peace and that you, her family, friends and loved ones, have found some comfort in her memory, some strength from the support of those around you, and have continued to make new memories knowing her spirit is with you always, watching, guiding and loving you forever. May you be blessed always.
Joanne
September 12, 2021
As I have posted so often, I never knew Manika. I was given her picture to remember as part of a Long Island group participating in an international singing event of Mozart's Requiem a year later. I wrote on this page then, and have done so frequently ever since. While I knew of people who were lost, having Manika;s picture and hearing her story put a very personal touch to the events of that day for me. I have not forgotten her, and her smiling face and laughing eyes can come to me not only at 9/11 but at times through the year. This year I was in Delaware for the funeral of a cousin who died from another tragedy - Agent Orange exposure in Vietnam, but came home in time to sing at the memorial Mass my church has. Thoughts of Manika - and of you, her family and friends, again filled my heart. Please know that I continue to remember her, that I believe her spirit is at peace with her god, and I pray that your family know the comfort and strength and hope that only true love for one another and faith in all that is holy can bring. Twenty years can be a moment - or a lifetime. I send you my prayers for blessings to you all as you hold sweet Mona in your hearts today and every day. May God bless you all.
Neha Arora
April 15, 2021
Dear Manika,
I did not know you personally, in fact, I was watching a documentary and looked up your article. My soul immediately sunk after I saw your picture! You are beautiful and bright, you really are an angel. I hope wherever you are, you are at peace.
Manika Narula
Jennifer Morrell
September 11, 2018
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Jennifer Morrell
September 11, 2018
Joanne
September 10, 2018
Tomorrow, your family and thousands of others will remember the loved ones lost. I pray for you this year as I do every year. I pray that Manika has peace, that she knows what her sweet spirit has brought over the years to so many, that she continues to watch over you her loved ones and that you who loved her may feel the warmth of friendship and caring from those who share your sorrow and rejoice in a life well lived but too short. May you be blessed as always with peace and love.
I have her picture since 2002....and she is in my heart.
September 11, 2017
To the Narula family - Once again, we pause to remember the many taken from us on that sad day. Time may heal some of the hurt, but it cannot dim the memories of one so loved by her family and friends. Each 9/11, the face of your daughter and sister makes this day more poignant, more personal. And so please know tonight as I sing once again at our church's 9/11 Mass, I will send up prayers that Manika is truly at peace - and that you who have loved her and remember her still may find peace in the knowledge she is always in your hearts. Blessings to you all.
Joanne, North Bellmore
September 11, 2016
Today is the 15th anniversary of what must be a heartbreaking memory for your family. As I have said, I never met Manika - I was given her name at a memorial concert I sang for. But I have never forgotten her. Today - as every year, I waited to hear her name at the NYC memorial on TV, and I thought of her when I sang at a service in my church tonight. Even though I live out here in Nassau County, from my home I can faintly see the memorial lights in the sky - shining up to the heavens, reaching out to those spirits who watch over us and providing a light to shine a bit of hope in our hearts. And this year, as every year, as I looked at the light, I said a prayer that Manika's soul is at peace - which I know it is. But more important that you her family have found peace and courage and strength to live life in the light of her shining spirit. May you know that I will always pray for you and your family not only on 9/11 but always. God bless you.
Sanskriti Varma
June 27, 2016
May God give u all happiness and peace...❤
S J. Friscia III
May 21, 2015
In Memory
With Honor & Respect.
princess ukachukwu
September 22, 2014
I knew Manika as a suitemate from Stony Brook university at Gershwin college where we resided as dorm mates. Manika was such a beautiful and talented person. She was also very funny, caring, full of life and positivity. She always made everyone feel comfortable and loved. When her sisters and friends would visit us at s chool she would invite me and others to come and enjoy. Aside from that she always knew how to listen and cheer up people and she did that well. A good friend always.. I will miss her positivity, great sense of humor, and most importantly cheerful laughter.. i will miss her dearly... with luv always..
Amanda Fisher
September 11, 2014
Manika was a truly special person. As a 19 year old intern the summer of 2001, Manika made me feel a part of the group in a way that no one else could. She was a beautiful person and I will never forget her kindness. My prayers are with her family every year at this time.
September 10, 2014
Remembering you today Manika as I pledged to do 12 years ago when I picked your name at a memorial service in Chicago.
September 11, 2013
Dear Narula family I'm a student from high school and the story of Manika ,touched me cause of how me and my brother are so close and i dont know what i would do if I lost him. When i saw the article on manikas tragety it touched me because of the bond between the sisters Monika and Gujral. I cant imagine the pain you went through on this loss. Gujral, i know it must be so hard for you because it seems like you had such a good relaionship with your sister.You were willing to go inside the burning building to save her , you were pulled away.Thats somthing to be proud of that you would do for your sister.I'm so sorry for your loss of Monika she sounded like a great girl.
April 25, 2013
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Derek
January 13, 2013
January 13, 2013
Manika, I never met you but I can feel your spirit, I know God took you home to heaven for a reason, I pray for you every sunday at church. I know you must have been so frightend but god said come to me and freed you from the pain you were in and I know even though we never met, I know when god calls me home, I know we will meet
May god bless you Manika
God, our father in heaven, the giver of life, I have come to you to pray and to ask you to brighten Manika's family and friend's days with Manika's love, I thank you god for freeing Manika's spirit and giving her angel wings and it is through you that her family and friends and me go on in life and the reason we go on is because 1st of all, we know Manika would want us to be brave and go on and 2nd of all, Manika is up in heaven with you and 3rd of all because someday we will get to see her again
it is because of your love for us why we will have eternal life someday and it is in your name I pray
Amen
stephanie
September 16, 2011
Dear narula family I am a student in middle school and I just want you to know that I have sympathy for you and your loss. gujral it's amazing that you were willing to risk your life to find your sister. that really touched me.and i have sympathy for you and all other families of 9/11 victims
Andrea
September 15, 2011
When i saw the article on manikas tragety it touched me because of the bond between the sisters Monika and Gujral. I cant imagine the pain you went through on this loss. Gujral, i know it must be so hard for you because it seems like you had such a good relaionship with your sister.You were willing to go inside the burning building to save her , you were pulled away.Thats somthing to be proud of that you would do for your sister.I'm so sorry for your loss of Monika she sounded like a great girl.
Rita Mazzella
September 12, 2011
Thinking of you Manika and the Narula family you are always remembered!!!I worked with your sister Eva and you would come to visit and talk to me in the office you were a shining light and beautiful girl who always said a kind word to others to lift their spirits I pray for you and your family love light and peace!!!
Sharon Bola
September 11, 2011
Mona, i still remember your vibrant smile on campus, at temple, and i remember how u shaped my eyebrows at the salon. I cannot believe how such a beautiful life was cut short. God bless you Mona.
Jennifer Innella
September 11, 2011
Love you & miss you Manika! I know you're smiling down on all of us. I will remember you always, my beautiful friend.
~Jennifer Innella
Robyn Stalf
September 11, 2011
Im at the san Francisco giants game and i have a card with your name on it and the flag on the other.
Mary Doyle
September 11, 2011
Love you Manika! I still remember your Estee Lauder eye make-up and dancing with you at Jen's sweet 16 and hanging out in your pool! God Bless you always!
Love, Mary
Mica from Absecon, NJ
September 10, 2011
God Bless You. We will NEVER forget you, Manika.
Amaya tandon
December 9, 2010
we wil miss you
Manika Rayat
April 19, 2009
my name is also Manika and i find it tragic how u went as u were so young.
take care..
god bless.
x
Vanessa Soares
December 12, 2008
Manika,
Though it's been over 8 years since
you were taken from us, it still seems like yesterday your bubbly hello filled my ears.
You touched so many lives and filled them with your love - strangers, acquaintances, close friends, family.
The memories of your smiling face and the love we feel for you will never be lost.
We miss you dearly.
monera E.
September 16, 2008
Manika,
you are always on my thoughts and my prayers.....till this day i find it hard to believe you are gone....there is not a day something wont remind me of you.....i miss you very much....rest in peace manika
September 11, 2008
In loving memory. We will NEVER forget. God Bless
Jeannie Davis
September 11, 2008
May God bless your family and help them find peace. They are in my prayers. We will never forget!
David Murns
September 11, 2008
Thinking of Manika on this day... My LIR buddy with the same birthday as me Oct. 3rd. I place an extra candle each year. I hope all is being healed for Eva and family. May you be blessed as were we all by knowing Manika.
Joanne
September 11, 2008
I did not know Manika - but on 9/11/02, I was given her name and picture on a heart as I sang a memorial service at Tilles Center. I wrote in this book then that I would remember her. I wanted you - her family and friends - to know I still think of her during the year and especially on this day. As I read the entries each year, I can see that her beautiful spirit continues on - and isn't that the most precious memorial to her that we can have. May peace and love fill your hearts and lives as you remember your dear one.
Lori Sondersted
October 4, 2007
Dear Manika,
There was a 9/11 tribute in Eisenhower park a few weeks ago. Several of my co-workers and I volunteered to hand out 10,000 tulips to the families. I wanted to let you know that you were in my heart and thoughts :0)
G C
September 11, 2007
God Bless You Manika. On this day, you are remembered by so many.
With Love and Strength and Thoughts of Peace to Eva and family,
Amit Tandon
May 10, 2007
Dearest Mona...
Its been so long..nearly 6 years have passed but there isnt a moment that passes where I don't think of you..of us..of all the dreams, all the conversations, all those moments where we would be silent just looking at each other..your impact on my life is so strong that whatever i do or have done, you have remained a large part of. A big reason for me to come to Bombay was that i know this was a big dream of yours...to be an actress..to entertain..to dance..Now your dreams live on with me. Jaan remember you always wanted me to come out with my own music album??..Well I'm happy to say that both of our wishes are coming true...I know whatever I've accomplished here is only b/c of you..Your creating those opportunities for me and making things happen. My love I know that you remain here with me and your family who all love you and miss you immensely. We have all moved ahead in our lives but you always remain in our thoughts. I still think about you everytime i see your favorite number 44 :) I also know that it was also you who sent Ruby in my life to look after me. You will forever remain in my heart and my mind and we will meet again..Keep dancing jaanu because for me you will forever remain my Star!
P Tabbernor
January 14, 2007
In memory....
Kristine
November 17, 2006
As I stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
Clare Du Bois
October 30, 2006
To the warm and wonderful Narula famiy and especially to my dear friend, Eva- I know that time can never heal the pain of losing a beautiful sister or a daughter like Manika. I remember her smile, her laughter, her beautiful hair and even how much more she loved Math than my subject-Social Studies. I came across a beautiful pen she brought me from when Eva visited India. I will cherish it always. I was so happy that both of you were in my class and shared your rich heritage with me. I am sure that God has brought Manika so near to him and that the years will bring peace to all those who loved her.
Clare C. DuBois
Lori Sondersted
September 29, 2006
Our ten year high school reunion is being held tomorrow. It's amazing how quickly time passes. Danille, Vicky and I were talking about how you are the one person we would have loved to see. Happy 10 years, Manika. We miss you!
Mary Simon
June 23, 2005
I was thinking about Manika today, as I do nearly everyday, when I stumbled upon this site. After reading the entries that were already written I felt an urge to share my story of Manika with all of you.... those that knew her well... and those who unfortunately did not. Manika was one of the most amazing and vibrant girls I have ever met. Her smile lit up every room and her laughter was contagious. We became friends soon after I moved to good ole Kings Park in elementary school and remained friends from then on. Luckily she only lived around the block from me so we saw each other A LOT... we did everything together... running to the bus... hanging out in the girls bathroom gossiping in between classes... skipping down the hallways at school arm and arm... sleepovers... and what ever else we ended up getting ourselves into. We shared lots of memories both of good times and of bad. But no matter what trials we encountered along our path we were always able lean on each other and find the strength we needed to overcome them and continue on.
We ended up going our seperate ways for college though, but even across the many miles that seperated us we still remained close. We didn't talk everyday or even very often.. but we had one of those friendships that no matter how much time has passed since we had last talked it was like nothing had ever changed. Manika is one of the dearest friends I will ever have... and that I can ever imagine having. I have never since found another friend like Manika...she was like my other half... and in many ways I miss her dearly. But what truly keeps me going is knowing that she is not truly gone... but rather is still here with us in spirit... in our memories and in our hearts.
~Ironically, the final words Manika had written in my yearbook were "I think that leaving you will be one of the most difficult things that I will ever do.... and I want you to know that I love you a lot." ... how true.... I love you dearly... and I always will!!! I will never forget you!!!
To Mr. & Mrs. Narula and Eva,
I am truly sorry for your loss. I know what a close and loving family you were and I can't even begin to imagine how difficult this has been on you. You are all in my thoughts and prayers always. I wish you all the best... and hope you are all doing well.
Russell Chambliss
February 25, 2004
First of all I want to send my prayers to Manika's family. My heart goes out to them. I worked with Manika on the 101st floor of the North Tower in the World Trade Center. I was on my way to work when the plane hit. Manika, I miss you so much and you will forever be in my heart and soul. You always greeted me with your radiant smile and always said the right words to brighten up my day. I'll never forget the times we would hit the clubs on Thursday's after work, or just go out for a drink. You made my days at Cantor Fitzgerald so much fun. I thank God everyday for allowing me to meet you. May God keep your soul safe and warm for eternity and I will cherish the fun times we had together. I remember on my birthday, you were the only one that cared enough to buy me flowers and that beautiful shirt. I miss you dearly but I know we will see each other again in another place and time. God Bless you Manika.
Russell Chambliss (Co-worker and friend)
Katherine Keller
September 11, 2003
I can't believe you are gone. I had known you since the age of 2. We lived next door, and went through elementary through high school together. Even though we lost touch in college, I would always come home on weekends and wonder what you were up to. That day of the attacks was absolutely horrible. You never realize how much you take something as simple as a wave hello and a smile for granted. I see your parents all the time and my heart breaks. I forget sometimes that I am not going to see you on your front stoop talking on the phone.. You will never be forgotten..
And to your parents, sister and family-
My family and I , keep you in our thoughts and prayers forever. You will never be forgotten.
Alba Salvatierra
September 11, 2003
God bless you Manika Narula.You are a gorgeous women with the greatest smile.We didnt loose anything, we just gained a beautiful angel.RIP ull be missed.
Jonathon Barnett
September 11, 2003
Manika, I didn't know you but I know that these last few days of SUNNY weather that I have seen here in Kentucky, it is that beautiful smile of yours smiling down on us. My prayers are with your family. I know you are gone on to a better place now and you have no worries or problem. God Bless and RIP
Amanda
September 11, 2003
I remember you from college and loved being your hall mate. Your smile is the most memorable image in my memory of you. Thanks you for all your kindness. I pray you receive all you gave in your next life and always!
Best to you always!
Thomas Jonsson
August 29, 2003
I didn't know you Manika but I know that you were a beautiful and caring person. My heart goes out to you and your loved ones.
Tanya Delapp
August 20, 2003
I just wanted to say that I am very sorry that you have lost someone that you have loved. I also went through alot during this time. God will be with you. God Bless
Jennifer
August 16, 2003
There are no words to express the deepest sympathy for Manikas family. I have known Manika and have been blessed to share her friendship for many years beginning in elementary school throughout highschool and though after graduation we went on our own ways to live life, I do cherish every moment we were friends. Never was there a frown or and unkind word from Manika. She truly is a unique soul, who is now in a better place at rest and in peace. You will never be forgotten.
anonymous
July 25, 2003
I have never been more affected by someone who I did not know more than this girl. When I first saw her and that beautiful smile, I was curious to see what her friends had to say about her. I was really taken back and very inspired by what wonderful comments her friends had said about this young woman. Even though, I never met her, I feel really sad to see someone so sweet and affectionate towards everybody have to go at such a young age. The people who knew her were truly blessed. Reading those tributes about Manika has had a huge influence on me on how I should live my life and treat others in general. This girl has influenced me more than anyone ever has in my life and that is not a lie. I find myself wanting to know more about her and if its possible for her friends to e-mail me just to talk about her life. It would be nice to maybe have a web-site or something about her to show other people how wonderful she was. I'm sure it will influence and inspire them as much as it did to me.
Carlo
July 23, 2003
Although I never had the privelidge to meet Miss Manika Narula, reading all these tributes from her friends and aquaintances is the greatest legacy anyone can ever have. She truly has touched so many lives. For her to leave a positive impression on people who she only met once says a lot about a person. I'm sure she was a genuinely vibrant person always caring and always giving. She was one of a kind. My heart truly goes out to the friends and family who knew Manika. She cannot be replaced and will be missed dearly. I pray that God is taking care of her as well as she took care of others around her. I pray that her spirit and soul is alive and well and that one day she will be reunited with all that knew her well. God Bless
Peter
March 10, 2003
Manika, I did not know you, but you are in my heart and prayers. I will never forget the horror of that day and what you must have gone through. We will never be able to change that, but I wish I could. I would do anything to turn back the clock and somehow stop it before it all even started. I think of all of you each day and I cry, feeling the pain each day I live. You will never be forgotten.
Shivani Suri
October 8, 2002
Where to begin...all that comes to my mind is that this is not fair. I was told by someone that God always takes the good people first..and this just proved it. But why did God have to do this to show us that Mona was a good person...we all knew that already.
Mona ALWAYS had a smile on her face. She had such an awesome personality, which brought such happiness to everyone she met. Wherever she is, I hope she knows that we all miss her terribly and that she made a big difference in everyones life she touched.
I dont know why this happened. So many people died for nothing. Its just not fair.....
Zubin R
September 30, 2002
I met Manika in Stony Brook during her freshman year. I graduated that year & then next i saw her picture on the net & couldn't believe that she parished on 09/11. I work near the WTC & saw what happened that day. She was sweet, very pleasant & always happy. As Billy Joel sang "only the good die young". May her soul rest in peace. My sincere condolences to her family & friends.
everett galvez
September 19, 2002
god bless manika narula
Tara Khan
September 17, 2002
My name is Tara Khan, I did not know Manika Narula, but my friend was a friend of Manikas cousin. One of my close friends from NJ called me and told me about Manika and how she saw her picture and how she thinks I resemble Manika. I did not think much of it until I saw this picture, I thought it was a picture of me. It's amazing. I am also 23, black hair and 5'6. I just wanted to share my coincidence. My heart and blessings go out to Manikas family and all those who lost a loved one in the September 11, 2001 attack.
[email protected]
God Bless
Tara Khan
Effie Karidis
September 14, 2002
Manika,
I don't know where to begin. It took me a long time to realize that you really were not here anymore. I keep on thinking that it just a horrible dream but it isn't. You always said you wanted to help me with my wedding plans, and now its around the corner and I can't stop thinking about you. I think you were more excited then I was!! You are always on my mind, whether it be the memories of when we worked together in the Roth Quad Office, or when you used to thread my eyebrows everyday. (And how long it took you to teach me how to thread my lip myself), every time I thread myself I think of you. You are truly missed by me and I'm sure by everyone that ever met you. You have touched a lot of people and I know that you are in heaven watching down on all of us. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. GOD BLESS!!!
I love and miss you dearly....fe
Melissa Rodriguez
September 14, 2002
Manika,
Time can go by so quickly. It felt like only yesterday when we would hang out in the dorms of Stony Brook University. I would see you do your performences at the SAC center.You were a wonderful friend & I thank GOD that He gave me the opporunity to be your friend. You were radiant & continue to be a shining star. I miss you greatly & it is hard to believe that you are gone. I know that up there in Heaven you are making people smile & laugh & that you will always be the shining star glowing down upon us. My prays go out to your family.
Joanne
September 13, 2002
To the family & friends of Manika: On 9/11/02, I was one of hundreds of singers at the Tilles Center where we sang Mozart's Requiem as part of a worldwide commemoration. Each singer was given a heart with the name of some lost last year, so they could sing in memory of someone. I got Manika. When I got home that day, I went online to see if I could find out anything about her & found this. What a beautiful face, and all those beautiful sentiments written by those who knew her. At only 22 yrs, she must have been an incredible person - a real blessing from God to all whose lives she touched. Now, may you always find her in the warmth of the sun, the twinkling of a star, the coolness of a rainfall & the singing of a bird. I will keep her picture with me, and think of her and pray for all of you.
Sujatha Shital Saha
September 11, 2002
To the Narula Family,
I knew Manika from Stonybrook University and was her peer from 1996-2000. I remember Manika for her beauty, intelligence, and great club India segments. She would dance the best on stage and I am sure she will be dancing away in heaven......
May god bless her soul....
May her legacy live on....
-Shital
Hema Kaur
September 11, 2002
Dearest Manika,
I am at a loss for words as of what to say... There has not been a single day that has gone by that I have not thought about you and your family..You have been in my dreams, thoughts and prayers..I will always remember the fashion shows and all our dances. There is always something that reminds me of you, be it a song we did together or just a random thought. If I was granted one wish..I would wish you were alive and with us again. My heart goes out to Eva and your mom and dad. They miss you with all their heart.. They are incomplete without you. We all are. I hope god is taking personal care of you! I am so sorry this happened to you.. My thoughts and prayers are forever with Eva and your parents. Love you and miss you dearly
corey campbell
September 11, 2002
Look at that beautiful smile! What a young angel. I hope your soul is nearer to God.
Blaz
September 11, 2002
She was in one of my classes, she was always smiling! simply an awesome and friendly person!
God Bless her soul!
You will never be forgotten!
and to the Narula family,
may your hearts be at peace, Monika will always be with you!
Kiren Singh
September 10, 2002
From the day I saw that smile on her face, I knew the sweetness of Manika was sincere. She was and will now always be an angel. God bless her family strength in missing her.
Sam Narwal
September 10, 2002
I had met Manika thru my sister's bestfriend. The few times I met her she was either always smiling or laughing. She was beautiful outside and in. She was the epitome of a bubbly personality. I think of you often Manika and of your family.
My deepest sympathies go to your family and especially your sister.
You touched so many lives in so little time. The world is definitely emptier without you.
God Bless you !
Johnny Caruso
September 9, 2002
To Manika,
You were one of my best friends at Stony Brook. You were always happy and made everyone around you feel the same. You are one of those genuinely nice people that is so rare to find these days. It's been a year already, and I still miss you. Reading your guestbook, you touched a lot of lives and I feel glad that I was one of them. I will never forget you.....
Rakhee Parekh
September 9, 2002
It's been a year - a sad year 'cause you are missed so much. I talk to everyone at home often and we always talk about you. You are missed daily –in our hearts, in our tears and in our laughter.
September 4, 2002
Manika was a very intelligent and kind person. I was lucky to have known her through mutual friends. May she rest eternally in peace.
Lisa Padulo
August 27, 2002
Manika...
Almost a year has passed...you are and will always be dearly missed. My heart continues to go out to your family, but I know that you are being taken care of, just as you always took care of those who were lucky enough to be a part of your life. I miss you.
Nusrat Hathiari
August 21, 2002
Mona,
My life has changed so much in the past eleven months. But the only thing that has not changes is that viod that you have left behind. I miss you so much, and feel that this is the only way you can listen to me. Hope you are allright, wherever you are. I see you so many times, in my dreams, in my thoughts and you seem so happy. All my deepest wishes are that wherever you are, you are very happy. Missing you always.....Your everloving friend..Nus
Dolly Parekh
May 16, 2002
It's been 7 months and I still miss you. Growing up with you was so much fun. You were my little sister that I loved taking care of. Any & every Hindi song reminds me of you – forever dancing, laughing, and making us smile!! I loved answering your inquisitive questions about India, love, marriage etc. You are missed daily –in our hearts, in our tears and in our laughter ‘cause it’s just not the same without you. Your family misses you oh so dearly!
Following are words from The Geeta(these words always helps us):
..Just as the Atma/soul acquires a childhood body, a youth body, and an
old age body during this life, similarly Atma acquires another body
after death.
..The Atma/soul is neither born nor does it die at any time, nor having
been it will cease to exist again. It is unborn, eternal,
permanent, and primeval. The Atma/soul is not destroyed when the body is
destroyed
..Just as a person puts on new garments after discarding the old
ones, similarly Atma/soul acquires new bodies after casting away the old
bodies
..Weapons do not cut this Atma, fire does not burn it, water does not
make it wet, and the wind does not make it dry. (2.23)
..This Atma cannot be cut, burned, wetted, or dried up. It is
eternal, all pervading, unchanging, immovable, and primeval. (2.24)
..The Atma/soul is said to be unmanifest, unthinkable, and unchanging.
Knowing this Atma/soul as such you should not grieve. (2.25)
Love you hon!! You will always be with us – always smiling, laughing!!
Dolly(Rakhee)
Megha Batra
May 11, 2002
Manika,
Chunu and I miss you very much. You will never be forgotten! No one could ever replace you in our lives. God bless you, and your family. Love always,
Vishal and Megha
Rita Mazzella
May 11, 2002
Manika I knew you through your sister Eva, how you came to her job and smiled and always had a happy word to say. Your radiant smile and happy times you shared with your sister!!! I pray for your soul always and that you are at peace and smiling always Godbless you and your family. Though I did not know you well the few times I met you, you were so sweet. Eva I pray for you and your family and no words can express the pain of all that has happened I wish you and your family peace always!!! Rita
Angie Campbell
May 7, 2002
I am so sorry that so many wonderful where killed on that horrible day last September. I did not know any of them but I will never forget them or what happened to them. May God Bless you all and may you all rest in peace.
Kate O'Brien
April 30, 2002
I am from Kings Park where Manika grew up. We both graduated from the same high school only I was a few years older. Though I did not know Manika personally my deepest sympathy goes out to her family and friends. She is one of God's angels now.May God help you get through your pain.
Anonymous
March 13, 2002
DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON MANIKA NAURLA...REST IN PEACE WITH GOD AND HIS ANGELS..GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS..STAY CLOSE AND NEVER FORGET 9/11/01..GOD BLESS AMERICA AND NEW YORK..MAY GOD AND HIS ANGELS GREET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN...AMEN
Daniel Aronov
March 11, 2002
Dear Manika, I hope you can hear me and all of us who knew you so close. It took me 6 months to find out that you are no longer with us. The fact that you are no longer with us makes me sad, but most importantly very angry towards all those responsible. I have no words, but I just want to thank you for all those happy moments that we spent together whether studying for the exams or just hanging out. I want you to know that you will NEVER be forgotten and you will always be dear in our hearts!
Teresa Jahn
December 18, 2001
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Nusrat Jeewakhan
November 1, 2001
Mona,
Wherever you are, I know that you are with me. You were one of my best friends, and you will always be. Till we meet again, Mona - I love you always!
Raj
October 31, 2001
I knew Manika, she was always smiling. I know that she is in heaven looking down upon us all still smiling. Rest in peace and god bless.
Kelsey Holden
October 27, 2001
I'm nine years old, and my sister is 21, so I wanted to write about Manika Narula who was only 22. I just wanted to say that I wish nobody died. I hope that Manika is happy wherever her spirit is now. I wish I knew more about her, because maybe Manika could even be a boy's name, but she was too young to die, and I will not forget her. If anyone has a picture of Manika, I hope they will put it on this site, so that I can remember better.
Stuart Rogel
October 23, 2001
You are not forgotten! God bless your soul
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