PEACE PILGRIMAGE ON 25th MAY,2010

PEACE PILGRIMAGE ON
25th MAY,2010
URI South India- SriLanka region conducted peace pilgrimage on 25th May,2010, as the part of the 10th Anniversary celebrations.The team of 52 members visited Santhigiri,pothencodu,Thiruvananthapuram,Sivagiri Ashram,Varrkala and Maha kavi Kumaranasan Memorial Centre, Thonnackal.
An Interfaith meeting was conducted at Santhigiri Ashramam at 10.30 am. Swami Nava Nanma, Director,Santhigiri Ashramam inaugurated the spiritual meeting. Prof. John Kurakar presided over the function. Mr G.Balakrishnan Nair expressed thanks to swami’s and other board members of Ashramam. After the lunch URI team visited Thonnackal Mahakavi Kumaranasan Memorial Centre. A cultural programme was arranged there. The members actively participated the group discussions and the cultural programmes. Team reached Varkala Sivagiri at 3.30 pm. We visited various centres in the sivagiri madom, then our team visited the varkala beach and other important places there.
Santhigiri Ashramam is located amongst lush green hilly surroundings at Pothencodu aqbout21 kms north of Thiruvananthapuram. It was founded by Navajyothisree Karunakara Guru about 40 years ago. Its origin was in a simple thatched hut in about half acre of land in a secondary forest area.
The Ashram is well known in Kerala, India and abroad. It has become a centre for solace and remedy for diseases, illness and other human sufferings. It has become a place for obtaining anthentic spiritual knowledge and guidence and a divine center of pilgrimage.
Santhigiri Ashram, more than an institution located in one place, is a parampara, a spiritual movement of people following ideaals which guru has taught. There are communities of devotees all over the kerala, India and in many places of the world. They have established branches of the Ashram in their places. 52 members participated in the peace pilgrimage
1 Prof. John Kurakar 9447559495
2 G.Balakrishnan Nair 9447053462
3 K.K Joy 9947708285
4 Anee Thomas 9048646462
5 Ann Mary Abraham 9947007669
6 Prof.Molly Jacob 9495702088
7 Sathyabhama 9744101854
8 Aby Shan Abraham 9567992523
9 Syam.S.S 9605071996
10 Binu Cheriyan 9947670997
11 Divya Elsa Binu 9947670997
12 Vidya Merlin Varghese 9947670997
13 Peter Chacko 9526989648
14 Sherin Peter 9526989648
15 Jaya shree 9447053462
16 Alexander Jacob 9447504238
17 Tom Samuel 8891302890
18 Aslam Ismail 9544849674
19 M.Yohannan 2457895
20 Mary kutty John 2457895
21 G.Oonnuny 2651844
22 Mariamma Unnuni 2651844
23 Neethu Benny 0474 2652244
24 Dayana Susan Issac 0474 2651271
25 Asha Nittu Benny 0474 2652244
26 Jessy Benny 0474 2652244
27 Linda P.Thankam 0474 2650515
28 Jisha G. Panicker 0474 2650262
29 Abinand .P 9446323297
30 Abhilash 9446323297
31 Resma 9995025626
32 Renjitha 9995025626
33 Mariamma Mathew 9961042176
34 Lancy Thomas Kurakar 0474 2045541
35 Leny Thomas Kurakar 0474 2045541
36 Benson K.Baby 9497361504
37 Jibin Babu 9447303702
38 Prince R. Mylom 90378356692
39 Prince Podikunju 90378356692
40 Jacob K. Alexander 9447504238
41 Nidhin P. Koshy 9446275277
42 Rohan Ben George 9633524500
43 Ajeesh K. Alex 9895769424
44 Nikhil Ben George 9633524500
45 Vivek 9656795665
46 Leo P. Luke 0474 2526365
47 Sreegiri 0474 2526365
48 Manu Kurakar 9746809591
49 Abu Mathew thomas 9388570842
50 Joel.G.Panicker 9288856344
51 Suraj Kurakar 9961801088
52 Subin Babu 0474 2526365

Prof.John Kurakar
johnkurakar@yahoo.com

LEADERSHIP CAMP FOR PEACE BUILDING AT CHRITHU JYOTHIS ANIMATION CENTRE, KOTTYAM ON

LEADERSHIP CAMP FOR PEACE BUILDING
AT CHRITHU JYOTHIS ANIMATION CENTRE, KOTTYAM ON MAY 21st & 22nd MAY,2010

The united Religions Initiative (URI) is a fast growing global organisation, promoting enduring,





daily interfaith co-operation, ending religiously motivated violence and creating cultures of peace, justice and healing for the Earth and all living beings.
As the part of the 10th anniversary celebrations, URI South India- Sri Lanka Region conducted a Leadership Camp on “ Peace Building” at Christu Jyothis Animation Centre Kottiyam on 21st and 22nd May, 2010.
The yoth camp started at 10.15 am with Interreligious prayers. Dr Abraham Karickom, Asian Executive Director inaugurated the camp. Prof. John Kurakar, president, Kerala Kavya Kala Sahithy C.C presided. Prof G. Jacob, president interfaith centre, kottarakara welcommed the deligates. Self introduction and appreciation inquiry were very attractive.
Mr Joseph Chacko, the educationalist and philosopher led the first session on “ personality development”. After lunch the second session of the day was started. Dr Pramila has discussed with the participants about the Indian culture and Hinduisam. After the evening tea the cultural and arts programmes started at 6 pm. The deligates presented various arts programmes such as Drama, group song, single song, dance, Recitation, mimicssss and Kaviyarangu.
On May 22nd2010, the second day again started with meditation and morning walk and assembled in the Animation hall and have started the day with interfaith prayer. Dr Abraham Karickom presented the paper on “ Conflict Analysis. The deligates interaction with Mr Abraham Karickom. Prof George Mathew, Marthoma College, Thiruvalla led the 2nd session of the second day on “ Conflict and Peace” The members actively participated the session.
The group discussion started at 11.30 pm. Delegates from all co-operation circles in Kerala attended the discussion. The Arts group presented a Drama on “ Conflict”
Finally the leaders Training Camp came to an end with validitory function. Prof. John Kurakar has thanked the Asian leader Dr Abraham Karickom and the organizers Prof. G. Jacob, Dr Samuel Nellikad, Mr Rajan Cosmic and other Cc leders for their contributions. The Asian leader distributed cash awards to Ishan Ismail, best actores and Jish G. Panicker( Best Memory). 54 members participated on the two day camp.
The following members were actively particiapated the two day camp
1 Subin Babu, Palavila puthen veedu, Alummoodu,P.O, Mukhathala
Kollam,pin 691577,ph:0474 2526365
2 Vishnu. S, Vishnu Bhavan, Vadamon P.O, Anchal
3 Benson K.Baby, Charuvila Kochu Puthen veedu, Sadanandapuram,
Kottarakara,Ph: 9497361504, 9495100254.
4 Nikhil Ben George, Kavitha, Thrikkannamangal, Kottarkara
Ph:9037825177, 9633524500.
5 Suraj Kurakar, Sankurikkal, Kurakar Garden's,Karickom P.O
0474-2451876,9746578839
6 Nidhin P. Koshy, Rose Cottage, Kizhakkekara, Kottarakara
Ph: 0474-2652232, 9446275277,nidhinpkoshy@gmail.com
7 Asha Nithu Benny, Elamkulathu Pallicakal, PO Kottarakara
0474-2652244, 9446852144.
8 Leo P. Luke, Vattavilla puthen veedu, Kottarakara, Kizhakkekara
Kottarakara, 691432, 0474- 2650515
9 Manu Kurakar, Darsana, Kurakar Garden's , Karickom
Kottarakara, Ph: 9746809591.
10 Joel G. Panicker, Parankimamthottathil veedy, Kizhakketheruve, P.O, Kottarakara, 0474 2650262, 9288856344
11 Jacob K. Alexander, Kizhakadathu veedu, Ampalakara P.O
Valakom, 691532, 0474 2470981.
12 Leny Thomas Kurakar, Rosevilla, Karickom P.O, Kottarakara
13 Linda P. Thankam, Vattavila puthen veedu, Kiahakketheruve P.O, Kottarkara, 0474-2650515.
14 Divyadas.T, Das Bhavan, ElavoorP.O, Kollam, 9846517150
15 Lancy Thomas Kurakar, Rose villa, Karickom, Kottarakara
16 Reshma Rani.J, Shivapriya, Tholicodu, Punalur, 9995025626
17 Sruthy Pradeep, Sruthy Layam, Vilakkuvattam P.O, Punalur
0475-2226397,9744659487.
18 Greshma P. Raju, ESI Qurters No2, Punalur, 0475-2228964,9388274426
19 Shahina Muth. S, Kochuvila veedu, Chemmanthoor P.O, Punalur
0475-2225619, 9495239941.
20 Ishana Ismail, Isham Manzil, Venchempu P.O, Punalur Ph: 04752207494,9605233435
21 Geethu Anand, Charuvila puthen veedu, Vakkanadu P.O, Near VLC cashew company,Nedumoncavu, kollam Pin 691505, Ph: 9048862164
22 Prof. John Kurakar, Kottarakara Ph:9447559495
e-mail johnkurakar@yahoo.com
23 Joseph Chacko, URI Peace Centre, Thiruvala
24 Ajai Joseph, URI Peace Centre, Thiruvalla
25 Jomon Mathew, URI Peace Centre
26 Binu Damodaran, URI Peace Centre
27 Biju Joseph,URI Peace Centre
28 Divya das, Das Bhavan, Elavoor
29 Bencymol Joseph, Habel fundation
30 Reshma K. Prasad, Habel foundation
31 Anju P. M, Habel foundation
32 Shanty P. Wilson, Habel foundation
33 Blessy mil Joseph, Habel foundation
34 Jissa Joseph, Habel foundation
35 I. Babu, Habel foundation
36 Arun K.M, Habel foundation
37 Justin Joseph, Habel foundation
38 Renjith, Habel foundation
39 Nibu chacko, Habel foundation
40 Major V.C Babu, Habel foundation
41 Subin Babu, Inter Religious centre, Kureeppally
42 Vishnu. S, Anchal
43 Jibin Babu, Sahrdhaya Interfaith forum
43 Jessy Benny, Sahrdhaya Interfaith forum
44 Neethu Benny, Sahrdhaya Interfaith forum
45 Nittu Benny, Sahrdhaya Interfaith forum
46 Benny E. G ,Sahrdhya Interfaith forum
47 Jacob K. Alexander, ICSD, Valakom
48 Alexander Jacob, Valakom
49 Y. Thankachan Inter Religious centre, Kureeppally,9447013113
50 Abraham.M Inter Religious centre Ayur, 9446107990
51 Dr Abraham Karickom, Kottarakara, Cosmic Community
52 Prof G. Jacob, Interfaith centre, Kottarakara
53 Syam Kumar.SS Cosmic CC, Odanavattom
54 Rajan, Cosmic, odanavattom
55 M. T Eapachan, Madathivila, Kureepally, Kannanallor

Prof. John Kurakar

SEMINAR ON’INTER RELIGIOUS FELLOWSHIP AND CONSULTATION

SEMINAR ON’INTER RELIGIOUS FELLOWSHIP AND CONSULTATION’
Subject: Towards a just,inclusive and sustainable society
at Sophia Centre,Kottayam on14th may,2010
The Kerala Council of Churches is autonomous and interconfessional,comprising churches in Kerala and Christian organisations. It is a constituent member of the National Council of Churches in India(NCCI). It is established on the principle that the churches can fulfil their common task of witness and service best in a fellowship with one another for the extension of the Kingdom of God. The Council is the primary ecumenical expression in kerala which embraces, promotes and co-ordinates the various forms of the churche’s ministry to the society. As such, it brings together the Churches and other Christianorganisations for mutual consultation,mutual assistance and co-operative action in all matters related to Christian endeavor.
H.G Gabriel Mar Gregorious inaugurated the Inter Religious Fellowship Conference at Sophia Centre,Kottayam on 14th may 2010.The One day conference jointly organised by the Kerala council of churches(KCC) and United Religious Initiatves(URI).The Conference emphasised the needs interfaith dialogue and interfaith meetings.
The paper presented by swami by Swami Sachidananda Bharathi and Rev. Dr M.J Joseph. After the presentation of papers discussion began. Rt Rev Yuyakim Mar Coorilose, Dr Mar George Thekkadathu and other delegates actively participated on the discussion. Dr Abraham Karickom welcommed the delegates. The organiser was Dr Simon John,Prof Philip.N.Thomas and Shibu.
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NEPAL- EDUCATION TOUR

NEPAL- EDUCATION TOUR

4th April 2010 was first day of our tour organized by Youth Society for Peace (YSP) Nepal which is also promoting the values of Global Network of Religion for Children (GNRC). We, 25 teens left Kathmandu with two teachers Mr. Dinesh Dhakal and Ms. Sumitra Yogi along with YSP volunteer Mr. Sujan BK. We had a bus drive of around 6 hours to reach to Gorkha Palace which was historically as well as culturally rich. It is one of the ancient Nepal from where a Shah King saw a dream of uniting small-widely divided Kingdoms Nepal as one and gave us today the identity of Nepalese.

This tour was organized to make us realize about natural beauty,
cultural diversity and historical importance of Nepal and to
collaborate and coordinate to preserve them all going beyond
the religion.

5th April 2010, the second day of the tour was very impressive for me.
Today we almost visited all places of Pokhara including David’s Fall,
Gupteshwor Cave, Fewa Lake, Bindabashini Temple, Mahendra Cave,
Bat Cave and so on which naively encouraged us the greater possibility of Nepal in tourism sector. I was very much surprised that if we manage time than a day is enough to change a society as I a day was enough to visit almost whole touristy part of Pokhara. When we were being told about the beauty of Pokhara something that clicked on my mind was about the challenge for the preservation of this beautiful place.

6th April 2010, the third day of our tour was tiring. We left Pokhara at 5 AM and reached Devghat (a holy place of Nepal where still student study in Gurukul system) at 9 AM. Devghat is religiously and spiritually very rich. The feeling could be felt when we jumped into the cold River called Triveni meaning the meeting point of three rivers. Then we went to see how people in this complex-modern world still practice the ancient rituals and rites at Ashram. The climate was a bit hot for the Kathmandu dwellers. We left Devghat at 11 AM and went to biodiversity and conservation center at Chitwan. We there enjoyed a lot seeing beautiful sunset at Rapti River. At this momentary time I was feeling so connected with nature that I went on looking at the setting sun thinking of its arrival for the next morning.

7th April 2010, this was the last day of our tour. We had elephant riding
inside Sauraha, Chitwan that increased our pulse as we saw one horned rhino
from so near. One of the guides told us about the decreasing number of rhino and its possible effect on Nepal’s economy. This made us sad. We left Chitwan at 10 AM for Kathmandu.

As a whole the tour was interesting and knowledgeable. I personally feel that I am so lucky to be part of HVP School that provided us this golden opportunity of widening my (my friend’s) horizon out of bookish knowledge. I am at the same time very much Thankful to YSP and HVP Nepal that organized this beautiful tour. I would like to wish all the best for YSP Team for their future progress and hope they would keep on marching to restablish peace that is sure to be restored.


Sahara Pandey
Grade 10
Former School Captain
Hindu Vidyapeeth - Nepal
cutesahara@hotmail.com
PROF. JOHN KURAKAR

URI SEMINAR ON' INTER FAITH DIALOGUE'

URI
SEMINAR ON' INTER FAITH DIALOGUE'

Kerala Kavya Kala Sahithy C.C conducted a seminar on “ Interfaith dialogue” on 7th May,2010 at Kurakar Town Center, Kottarakara.DR Abraham Karickom, Executive Secretary, URI Asian Chapter inaugurated the seminar. Prof. John Kurakar gave keynote address. Mr KunjachanParuthiyara, Mr. G. Balakrishnan Nair, Mr Neelaswaram Sadasivan Mr G. Unnunni, Mr P.O David, Mr C.K John were spoke on the occassion. After the presentation of the seminar paper on “ Interfaith dialogue” the members discussed the subject in detail and then formed two groups and discussed. After the group discussion, the group secretories presented their decisions and suggestions on the common function at 12.30 pm.
Prof. Abraham Karickom and guests distributed the certificates and prizes to the winners of the quiz competition held on 6th may, 2010. After the lunch a photo session was also included on the seminar.

Prof. John Kurakar

URI LEADERS MEET AT SURYA SHIBIR LAKE RESORT,PUNE ON23rd APRIL-25th 2010

URI LEADERS MEET AT SURYA SHIBIR LAKE RESORT,PUNE ON23rd APRIL-25th 2010
Religion has become the most serious issue even in this era of advanced technologies not only because of its beneficial significance, but also due to its explosiv e and destructive nature, visible in the society.Apart from the diasters sponsored by ultramodern scientific gadgetse side on the on side and nature on the other side,religious disaster is also enormously evident. This has aroused the concern and initiated the dynamic action of all social and religious philanthropists to curb the ugly heads of terrorism and educate the religious society through the medium of understanding and harmony for mutually contribute coexistence.

The new emerging era is being constructed with the foundations of tolerance, affinity and brotherhood. As a symptom of tranquil dawn, various organizations are emerging in all needed corners of the society.Noteworthy and conspicuous impacts are observable in the environment in the forms of integrity and social concern,dialogue, propagation and practical decency and positive diversion with action. Ruling agencies of various countries have iniated departments and commissions for addressing interfaith dialogue,cross cultural relations and minority issues. Leading universities have specific study and research sectiions in interfaith diologue and harmony. Privatee charities and research foundations are engaged in bringing unity and action amidst religions through interfaith advocates and peace ambassadors.
In the long queue of organizations, it is well known that United Religious Initiative has got a tremendous ever widening growth endowed with elite guidence and infinite yoth potential. Effectual measures like grass root level reach and approach, prompt reporting, discussion and action, symposia and interactiin through teleconferencing have made URI, a triumphant champion in bringing universal brotherhood and peace.
Association for Interface Dialogu and Action (AIDA), a proud cooperation circle member of URI and a wing of Sri Ramanuja Mission Trust, Chennai,has proposed to organize a serious and productive residential interactive campaign for all Indian URI cooperation circle heads with dele3gates representing few Asian Chapters. It has been also proposed to invite members from the executive committee representing head office located at San Francisco. Apart from URI, other Interfaith activisgts,social celebrities and elite dignitaries will also adorn the occasion.
URI Asian leaders meet was held at Surya Shibir Lake Resort,Laxmi Farms,pune on 23 rd April to 25th 2010.
The Leaders meet began at 10 am on 23rd April with lighting of the Lamp and multi Religious prayers.then Mr Krishna Kumar introduced about Sri Ramanuja Mission Trust and Dr Abraham Karickom introduced about URI.
11 am was self introduction for deligates from the various countries.Dr Satyapal Singh welcommed the deligates.Swami S.A.R.P.V Chaturvedi delivered keynote address on” Inter religious Harmony: The need and plan”. Discussions began at 12 am. Lunch was at 2 pm. Cultural programmes started at 4 p.m. Power point presentation by Homidhalla was at 5 pm. Rev.Fr M.D Thomas presented the paper on” Global Weather of Religious Harmony” at 6.30 pm.TheC.C leaders actively participated the discussions. The Cultural programmes was at 8 pm.
Second Day
The second days programes started with Multi religious prayers.
Discussions on “ bringing Faith and interfaith in Education on 24th April at 10 am.After the Breakfast discussions on” Religio-political Disaster- a complete solution Mechanism” was began at 11 am. After the lunch cultural programmes started at 4 p.m.Powerpoint presentation by Nitin prab was at 5 pm.After the dinner the cultural programmes continued.
Third day
The Third day programme was started at 9 am with multi religious prayers.After the breakfast discussions on “ interfaith movement gaining life,momentum and synergy”.The paper was presented by Sanjay Malpani.12 am discussions on “Establishment of world parliament of faith”After the breakfast Seminar on” Records of success,Risk and Challenges in bringing harmony.
After lunch, Asian Youth functiion began on 2 p.m Youth leader Patrick Nickish presented the’ futureplan’. Prof.G.Jacob presided over the youth session. Then the Valedictory session was began on 3.pm. Swami Chadurvedi inaugurated the Valedictory meeting. Bombay URI group presented various cultural programmes.
URI conducted a study tour and site seeing programme on 26th April,2010. The team visited Pune University, Zoological park,pune, Snake park,pune, Osho Ashramam and other encient and historical places.
The kerala team include 25 members. Dr AbrahamKarickom,Prof.John Kurakar, Prof. G.Jacob, Prof. P.K. Varghese, Mr Rajan Cosmic, Mr Binu Cheriyan, Mr Shamsudeen,Mr Thankachan, DR. Samuel Nellikkadu, Mr Alexander Jacob, Anne Thomas, Mr Syam Kumar, Ms Susan Abraham, Shibu Thomas, Ms Mariyamma Mathew, Dr Sussamma,Mr K.C Thomas were include the team.
Prof. John Kurakar

SWAMI SACHIDANANDA BHARATHI

SWAMI SACHIDANANDA BHARATHI
Swami SachidanandaBharathi is a former Indian Air Force Officer turned disciple of Sadguru Jesus Christ after an encounter with death in anair crash in 1982. Certain spiritual experiences that followed hid encounter with transformed this young and ambitious atheist Air Force Officer in to a firm believer in God and an ardent disciple of Sadguru Jesus Christ. He received Sadhak diksha in 1984, Acharya diksha in 1990, and Sanyasa diksha in 2003.He initiated the Bharathi Chaturashrama Sanyasa Parampara in 2003 and took the name ‘Swami Sachidananda Bharathi”.
Swamiji has raveled widely and has authored a number of books. Peace and Value Education for National Regeneration. A Vision and a Mission for the Third Millennium, The Second Freedom struggle of india & An Indian Face of the Christian Faith’ are his major works.
He has also founded a number of organizations, institutions and movements for national regeneration, He was one of the spiritual leaders who represented India in the Millennium world peace summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders organized by the United Nations.
Swami Sachidananda Bharathi had undertaken a year-long Bharat Yatra’ under the name’Desh Vandana-2007 during the 60th anniversary of Indian independence. In the concluding prayer meeting of Desh Vandana 2007 held on 3oth Jan 2008, the 60th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s Martydom, at
Gandhi Mandapam, Kanyakumari, swamiji initiated the Second Freedom Struggle’ for a hunger-free and corruption-free India.
Prof.JohnKurakar

SWAMI CHATURVEDI

H.H S.A.R PRASANNA VENKATACHARIAR CHATURVEDI SWAMI

Chaturvedi swami belongs to the glorious tradition of Sri Vaishavision.He is a spiritual leader of the highest orderr,leading thousands of its followers by carrying forward the values and principles,as propounded and promoted by the Great saint Sri Ramanujachaarya.

Swami was a precocious child.He indulged in Knowledge seeking and disseminatiion even as a child and actively participated by discussing,singing, reciting in fetival/ function. When just 11 year old. In 1985 he has delivered lectures inTamil. Telugu and english on very esoteric and complex subjects like srimad Bhagavatham,Vishnutatvam, Thiruppavi, Bhagvad Gita and other scriptures. He embarked on profound philodophical discussions on issue like way of life, the purpose of creatioin, soil and its mystery, behind you mind.

In his school life, he was more interestedin offering lectures rahter than listening to them, during the year 1988-1999,there were delightful and highly interesting sessions across the state, which received much appreciation and applauds.

Swamji completely revieved the facts of the Indiaan Knowlede systems by such remarkable lectures such as Indian logic(1993)The six Darsanas(1993), Gita- call of God(1994)Mind,Matter and Soul (1996) Vedas their Eternal Relevance(1998), Vedas for Universal Brotherhood(2001),The Bounty of Nature(2002) and Devotion and surrender(2002).

He also elecidaed on manyconteporning and emerging issues such as Gulf war(1990),Conflict Resolution(1992), Tolls for peace making(1994), Society and its ugly heds (1995), The need for mass engineering the society(1996) anthrax(1999)

He is a bridge between para and Apara vidya,meteralism and spirituality, technology and humanism, abstract theories and hard facts. Tradition and modernity, old and new,east andwest,maya and reality and mundane and profound.

Swamiji Established Sri Ramanuja Mission Trust in 2000 at Chennai and he is the Founder Managing Trustee. Swamiji is a messenger and promoter of peace and has organised and participated in many national level conference on subject connected both directly and indirectly with peace/ harmony and allied subjects. He is a scholar in abstract theories and postulatiions of the Upanishad and also modern technologgy of IT,BT, Medicine,Nano Technology,Nuclear,Space,Ontology, Epistemology and politics, Law,Management and hundread of other fields of Knowledge in the meterial,scientific and spritual, religious and philosophical fields. He is a fountain head of multi dimensional knowledge,which he delives brilliantly and eloquently,at high speed,in English,Sankrit and other languages. He has a new approach to all these subjects, which is original holistic and integrated.

Prof. John Kurakar