I Exist to Learn

- Sankaran Sivaramakrishnan

life is a story
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Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young
- Henry Ford

When I look back at life I realize that God has planted me at different situations to give me knowledge and experience. I also realize that I have been put into locations and situations to learn and then moved out to learn more. Nothing is permanent excepting the TRUTH. Unfortunately most people are wanting to have something, rather than aiming to become something.

Learning to exist

When learning to exist, the realization is to live by the minute and seconds. As you start practicing to see the dynamic world, you become aware of the multiplicity of the roles you perform. Sometimes you are thoughtfully selfish.

Manage Situations..

I am learning to deal with situations that are considered difficult to handle. My experience over the years is across the domains of - business, human resources, travel, temples and sometimes even family matters. I try to win the confidence of people and that, I believe, is the best.

Service With Selfishness

The selfishness that I share with others is in our social activities like visits to Shiva Temples, Pradosha Poojas , Kailash Manasarovar Yatra, helping homes, training center and more. We have a team that works to go that extra mile. Success and achievement of the goals are our purpose in any task undertaken.

August 2009 Puzzle

Annapoorani had a major accident during the first day of the Kailash Parikrama on 3rd. She fell down from the horse and was bleeding profusely from the head. A Six inches long Gash on the head and a painful right shoulder were her assets for the day. But her grit and determination must be a learning lesson from God.
Two Doctors gave her treatment at that remote location Derapuk, the North Face of Mount Kailash. ( Who were the Doctors? )
I woke up at 6.00 AM on 14th to see that Annapoorani was was smiling. She completed the Kailas Parikrama at high altitudes....she conquered Dolma ( more than 5800 meters altitude ) ...she managed for more than 12 days . At Chennai on 16th August 2009 we were stunned to realise that she was having multiple Fractures on her shoulder. How did she manage to bear the pain? How did she get the strength to do the Parikrama of Kailash? To me ...the events of those days remain a puzzle....or was it a miracle?

Near Death Experiences

Study on Near Death Experiences there could still be a GOD :Scientists say there is a surge of electrical activity triggered by the brain in the moments before death, apparent from a study of the brainwaves of dying patients. Other scientific studies suggest that 15 to 20% of people who go through cardiac arrest and clinical death report lucid, well-structured thought processes, reasoning,, memories and sometimes detailed recall of events during their encounter with death..
Dr Lakhmir Chawla, an anesthesiologist at George Washington University Medical center in Washington, is now further studying, using more advanced EEG machines to follow what happens to the brain during death. Our findings do not really tell us anything about whether there is an afterlife or not. Even if these near-death experiences turn out to be a purely biochemical event, there could still be a GOD he said.

Gayatri Mantra

OM BHOOR BHUVAHA SWAAHAA
TAT SAVITUR VARENYAM
BHARGO DEVASYA DHEEMAHI
DHIYO YONAHA PRACHODAYAAT
The 24 powers of Gayatri Mantra awaken certain qualities. Along with this awakening one starts getting success and prosperity i.e., Siddhi. Many feel that these benefits are showered by some God or Goddess. But in reality the development of the subtle force is within themselves. If they are able to know the subtle force working in them, they will realize that such benefits do not accrue of their own accord and that all of them are the results of the interplay of spiritual forces in them. Gayatri Saadhanaa and Upaasanaa is not blind faith, but a scientific process whose development and progress are sure to yield the desired fruits.

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