A Brief Introduction of Sri V.M. Sundaram

Harih Om:

Namaste,

It is my pleasure to introduce Sri V.M. Sundararm to

the Advaitin List. He has joined recently and has been

quite active ever since. On behalf of all of you, I

welcome him again.

I want to remind the new members of the list that the

list encourages them to send an introductory paragraph

to the list. In Toastmasters clubs, the first speech

of the new member is known as the 'Ice Breaker or Self

Introduction." Preferably, the first posting from a

new member of the list should be an 'Ice Breaker!'

warmest regards,

Ram Chandran

A self introductory paragraph from Sri V.M. Sundaram:

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I am a 71 years old retired man, now living with my

son in Singapore. Acquring a basic knowledge of

Sanskrit, and some peripheral familiarity with our

scriptures has been my hobby for a long time. My

skimpy knowledge of advaita is bookish and not

experiential. I have had the good fortune to listen to

Svaami Dayaananda Sarasvati and Svaami

Paramarthananda.

Before retirement I served the Govt.of India for 35

years as a technocrat in the field of

telecommunications. I grew up in the BC era ( before

computers). So my skill with computers is limited.

Regards.

V.M.Sundaram

--- Ram Chandran <ramvchandran wrote:

> Harih Om:

>

> Namaste,

>

> It is my pleasure to introduce Sri V.M. Sundararm

> to

> the Advaitin List. He has joined recently and has

> been

> quite active ever since. On behalf of all of you, I

> welcome him again.

>

> I want to remind the new members of the list that

> the

> list encourages them to send an introductory

> paragraph

> to the list. In Toastmasters clubs, the first speech

> of the new member is known as the 'Ice Breaker or

> Self

> Introduction." Preferably, the first posting from a

> new member of the list should be an 'Ice Breaker!'

>

> warmest regards,

>

> Ram Chandran

Hari Om ,

i am 25 years old working as an engineer with the

indian space research organisation. though blessed

with being born in a pious family , the best part of

my first 24 years was dissipated unintelligently,

until i had the fortune of listening to swami

sukhabodhananda

here in bangalore. presently i have taken to reading

scriptures in my spare time. as sri sankara says in

bhaja govindam " satsanghatve nissangantvam " , i am

indeed blessed to be a part of advaitin .

it has been an enthralling experience to read the

views and ideas of fellow seekers based in various

parts of the world.in all of you noble people's words

, i see godess saraswati. more inspirational is the

fact that friends from western countries have taken to

advaita.

after all in the midst of this apparent confusion and

chaos, everything seems to be alright after all. ..

may all of us be enlightened

lots and lots of love

ganesh

>

>

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