[Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] New Member Introduction

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I am mohandas (age 44), from manjeri, near calicut and working with mrignayanee,

a M P govt showrrom, at chennai. my family - wife and 2 sons.

regards,

mohan

[Guest guest]

Om Namo Narayana

 

Dear Suresh,

 

 

Welcome to the Group, the Divine World of Lord

Guruvayoorappa. Looking forward to have your

experience.

 

May God Bless You !!!!

 

Kind regards

 

 

Rajan Kinattinkara

 

 

 

 

--- Suresh P <sureshp_suja wrote:

 

> Om Namo Narayanaya,

>

> My name is Suresh.P. I am 39 year old, working in

> Narcotics Department at Gwalior (M.P.). I am married

> and having two children. I belong to Kerala and my

> resident is about 20 Kms. away from Guruvayur. From

> childhood I was very much fascinated with the

> stories of Krishna. Even though I am not a regular

> reader of old scriptures, I am very much interested

> to go through the advises of Bhagvat Gita. May I

> quote some opinions which I collected from

> newspapers.

>

> Consciousness fills you with love.

>

> Krishna, the universal teacher suggests

> an easy path to godhead: " Whatever you do, eat,

> offer in sacrifice, gift away, whatever austerity

> you practise.... do it as an offering to Me " (Gita

> 9-27)

>

> Eight fetters separate one from God:

>

> (1) Hatred (2) shame (3) lineage (4) pride of good

> conduct (5) fear (6) secretiveness (7) caste and (8)

> grief.

>

> The Divine Lord attaches no importance

> to rituals, expenditure, show, reading of scriptures

> or japa. These mind-cleansing methods can be done

> mechanically but what He wants is love devoid of

> cunning.

>

> The infinite cosmos is a manifestation

> of cosmic energy. God exists everywhere. Whatever

> one does can become sadhana (spiritual practice) if

> one mentally offers everything to God. All actions

> can be transformed into Sadhana. Let God be a part

> of each action. Let every place reverberate with His

> presence, let every moment be full of Him. Worship

> can be done all the time, in all places. The Vedas

> declare that man has been made in the image of God.

> God makes no distinction between place or time. He

> is not confined in temples; neither is He the sole

> property of sanyasis. He is omnipresent. Anyone can

> call Him and He will respond immediately. Live each

> minute in complete awareness. The entire Universe is

> His Form and any work done here becomes service to

> Him.

>

>

>

> KRISHNA CALLING

>

> Karmanya vadhikaraste, ma phaleshu kadachana.

> Historians are still debating how many years have

> passed since Krishna said these words to Arjun at

> the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Btheir meaning holds

> significance till date. Psychologists and

> counsellors say much the same, frequently without

> even realising that they're invoking a wisdom that

> stretches back many millennia.

>

> Krishna, remember, is the one whose

> stint on earth -- as documented by the epic bards --

> suggests that life isn't all grimness and stiff,

> unyielding maryada, it can be about pure fun and

> frolic, with sublime philosophy thrown in for good

> measure. His motto might well have been: Just chill.

>

> The pure devotee is always within the

> core of My heart, and I am always in the heart of

> the pure devotee. My devotees do not know anything

> else but Me, and I do not know anyone else but them

> -- Krishna says in the Srimad Bhagavatam.

>

> Krishna's message urges us be true to

> our nature. It encourages action over inaction.

> There are no dos and don'ts in the Bhagvad Gita. It

> is the easiest thing to understand and imbibe in our

> daily living --Frazer and Haws CEO Chanda Narang.

>

> Krishna's teachings hold true in all

> walks of life. In fact I tend to fall back on him

> whenever I am in doubt. I believe one's actions can

> bind you or free you... to do what is right, without

> bothering about the fruits is the only way to rise

> beyond the complexities of the business world. And

> that's exactly what Krishna says in the Gita.

>

> It seems we're having lots of

> conversations these days with God, with angels, with

> extra-terrestrials, as is reflected in many books.

> And yet, none of those conversations are as deep as

> the inner conversations, the inner dialogue that you

> engage in everyday. Krishna's message in the Bhagvad

> Gita is the reflection of that very dialogue.

>

> As for non-believers, well, even if you

> think all mythology is numbo-jumbo, it doesn't hurt

> to check out the song divine. Even if it doesn't

> give you the answers, it might point you to the

> right question.

>

> My experience with lord Krishna will be given in

> due course.

>

> By Suresh.P., Gwalior.

>

> guruvayur Moderator

> <guruvayur-owner > wrote:

>

> Hello.

>

> Thanks for your interest regarding joining Guruvayur

> group. However, we do ask new members to provide a

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>

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Dear Sir, I take this opportunity to wish you a warm welcome and inform you that you will be really enjoying the spiritual interactions we get to know from our learned devotees about Guruvayoorappan. Geetha Nair bpmohandas das <bpmohan> wrote: I am mohandas (age 44), from manjeri, near calicut and working with mrignayanee, a M P govt showrrom, at chennai. my family - wife and 2

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HARI AUM

 

Welcome Shree Suresh. Looking forward to your-

 

" My experience with lord Krishna will be given in

> due course. "

 

Regards

 

Balagopal

 

NARAYANA NARAYANA NARAYANA

 

>

> By Suresh.P., Gwalior.

>

 

 

--- rajan nair <rajan_k_nair2002 wrote:

 

> Om Namo Narayana

>

> Dear Suresh,

>

>

> Welcome to the Group, the Divine World of Lord

> Guruvayoorappa. Looking forward to have your

> experience.

>

> May God Bless You !!!!

>

> Kind regards

>

>

> Rajan Kinattinkara

>

>

>

>

> --- Suresh P <sureshp_suja wrote:

>

> > Om Namo Narayanaya,

> >

> > My name is Suresh.P. I am 39 year old, working

> in

> > Narcotics Department at Gwalior (M.P.). I am

> married

> > and having two children. I belong to Kerala and my

> > resident is about 20 Kms. away from Guruvayur.

> From

> > childhood I was very much fascinated with the

> > stories of Krishna. Even though I am not a regular

> > reader of old scriptures, I am very much

> interested

> > to go through the advises of Bhagvat Gita. May I

> > quote some opinions which I collected from

> > newspapers.

> >

> > Consciousness fills you with love.

> >

> > Krishna, the universal teacher

> suggests

> > an easy path to godhead: " Whatever you do, eat,

> > offer in sacrifice, gift away, whatever austerity

> > you practise.... do it as an offering to Me " (Gita

> > 9-27)

> >

> > Eight fetters separate one from God:

> >

> > (1) Hatred (2) shame (3) lineage (4) pride of

> good

> > conduct (5) fear (6) secretiveness (7) caste and

> (8)

> > grief.

> >

> > The Divine Lord attaches no importance

> > to rituals, expenditure, show, reading of

> scriptures

> > or japa. These mind-cleansing methods can be done

> > mechanically but what He wants is love devoid of

> > cunning.

> >

> > The infinite cosmos is a manifestation

> > of cosmic energy. God exists everywhere. Whatever

> > one does can become sadhana (spiritual practice)

> if

> > one mentally offers everything to God. All actions

> > can be transformed into Sadhana. Let God be a part

> > of each action. Let every place reverberate with

> His

> > presence, let every moment be full of Him. Worship

> > can be done all the time, in all places. The

> Vedas

> > declare that man has been made in the image of

> God.

> > God makes no distinction between place or time. He

> > is not confined in temples; neither is He the sole

> > property of sanyasis. He is omnipresent. Anyone

> can

> > call Him and He will respond immediately. Live

> each

> > minute in complete awareness. The entire Universe

> is

> > His Form and any work done here becomes service to

> > Him.

> >

> >

> >

> > KRISHNA CALLING

> >

> > Karmanya vadhikaraste, ma phaleshu kadachana.

> > Historians are still debating how many years have

> > passed since Krishna said these words to Arjun at

> > the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Btheir meaning

> holds

> > significance till date. Psychologists and

> > counsellors say much the same, frequently without

> > even realising that they're invoking a wisdom that

> > stretches back many millennia.

> >

> > Krishna, remember, is the one whose

> > stint on earth -- as documented by the epic bards

> --

> > suggests that life isn't all grimness and stiff,

> > unyielding maryada, it can be about pure fun and

> > frolic, with sublime philosophy thrown in for good

> > measure. His motto might well have been: Just

> chill.

> >

> > The pure devotee is always within the

> > core of My heart, and I am always in the heart of

> > the pure devotee. My devotees do not know anything

> > else but Me, and I do not know anyone else but

> them

> > -- Krishna says in the Srimad Bhagavatam.

> >

> > Krishna's message urges us be true to

> > our nature. It encourages action over inaction.

> > There are no dos and don'ts in the Bhagvad Gita.

> It

> > is the easiest thing to understand and imbibe in

> our

> > daily living --Frazer and Haws CEO Chanda Narang.

> >

> > Krishna's teachings hold true in all

> > walks of life. In fact I tend to fall back on him

> > whenever I am in doubt. I believe one's actions

> can

> > bind you or free you... to do what is right,

> without

> > bothering about the fruits is the only way to rise

> > beyond the complexities of the business world. And

> > that's exactly what Krishna says in the Gita.

> >

> > It seems we're having lots of

> > conversations these days with God, with angels,

> with

> > extra-terrestrials, as is reflected in many

> books.

> > And yet, none of those conversations are as deep

> as

> > the inner conversations, the inner dialogue that

> you

> > engage in everyday. Krishna's message in the

> Bhagvad

> > Gita is the reflection of that very dialogue.

> >

> > As for non-believers, well, even if

> you

> > think all mythology is numbo-jumbo, it doesn't

> hurt

> > to check out the song divine. Even if it doesn't

> > give you the answers, it might point you to the

> > right question.

> >

> > My experience with lord Krishna will be given in

> > due course.

> >

> > By Suresh.P., Gwalior.

> >