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Fellow Nadi Lovers & Critics,

 

I am here once again to share with you all how my

first time experience last month with this great " Nadi

Shastra " is changing my life...

 

Let me begin by saying that....It's just 1 month that

I had my first time experince with this Nadi

Shastra....you have seen my email earlier on how

satisfying was my experience was with the Nadi

Reader...and now let me say that...one of the

predictions that I was told last month has happened 2

weeks ago. I had no words when I saw that incident

happening other than saying " Seeing is believing " .

 

Coming back to the subject of this email...How Nadi

Shastra changed my life ? I am least bothered about if

my predictions will come true or not in future, but

Nadi Shastra greatly influenced me in becoming part of

a very very nobel cause. After my experience with

Nadi, I have become an active volunteer of " Sankara

Eye Foundation " (SEF in short) based out of USA with a

vision of " Every state in india should have such a

free eye hospital by the year 2020 " .

 

My heartfelt gratitude to Mr.Shashikant Oak & Mr. Uday

Mehta who helped me experience this Nadi Shastra which

inturn made me take part in this noble cause for long

time in future in my life.

 

Please visit the web site of SEF USA @

http://www.giftofvision.org ( USA Specific )

http://www.sankaraeye.com/tosupport.html (India

specific)

 

Our mission is to initiate and drive community eye

care activities in India by working with eye care

organisations such as Sankara Eye Society, which runs

the Sankara Eye Hospital in Coimbatore. The majority

of our fundraising effort is achieved through

fundraising events, booths in major events,

advertising and working with major donors and by mass

communication like this.

 

In California, USA we have about 250 volunteers and

over 450 volunteers in other states of USA. We are all

meeting this month end for 10th Anniversary of this

SEF, USA and to scale up our efforts better in the

coming years. We are all exicited about it.

 

Through these fundraising efforts, SEF, USA has played

a significant role in increasing the number of free

surgeries eight fold to its current projected annual

rate of about 70,000.

 

SEF's mission is to realize the goal of 20/20 vision

for the people of India by the year 2020

 

One can take part in this noble cause by simply

donating as minimum as $30 (or equivalent INR)..

Funds are collected for specific programs such as:

 

• Open an Eye a Month ($30 per month)

• Other specialized programs such as corneal

transplants.

Funds collected under specific programs are sent in

its entirety to India. In addition, SEF, USA provides

extensive feedback to its donors – on how the money is

used. This feedback has led to a large number of

repeat donors

 

With over 70,000 eye surgeries annually -- and a rural

outreach camp every WEEK [not one week has been missed

in the last 25 years] – the Sankara Eye Hospital has

become a model institution that blends the leading

medical technologies and practices in community eye

care with the best practices in management and human

resource development.

 

Last year SEF, USA raised about 3 million dolalrs and

completed the hospital and training center in

Bangalore. The center is to be opened on March 3rd,

2008.

 

SEF is where it is today because of its committed

volunteers. To realize our mission of 20/20 by 2020 we

have to grow our list of volunteers. There are many

ways you can volunteer, please visit the website for

more details.

 

Please consider SEF for your generous contributions if

you think our efforts are good.

 

For me, supporting this noble cause has become part of

my daily routine...every day I spend sometime on it.

 

OK...now, the most important thing...in this

commercial world as things have become difficult to

distinguish good from bad...you might question " How

efficiently the funds are utilized " ? Yes, I

questioned that too and it all started with my

communication with one of the veteran volunteer(or

visionary) and my own research about this Sankara Eye

Foundation and SEF, USA....and finally my intution of

" Go for it to support this noble cause " -- Now, I

consider my association with SEF, USA as lifetime

opportunity to support this noble cause.

I am fortunate to be associated with the group of

volunteers at SEF, whose selfless and determined

efforts towards our mission motivate me.

 

Any questions, feel free to shoot.

 

With many thanks,

Srinivas.

 

 

 

 

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Hi srinivas!

Its good know that u r a part of such a noble cause.

i experienced the same thrill when one of their

predictions came true at the appropriate time.

yes,Experiencing is Believing.

Regards

Venugopal

--- Srinivas Kasam <kasam_sri wrote:

 

>

> Fellow Nadi Lovers & Critics,

>

> I am here once again to share with you all how my

> first time experience last month with this great

> " Nadi

> Shastra " is changing my life...

>

> Let me begin by saying that....It's just 1 month

> that

> I had my first time experince with this Nadi

> Shastra....you have seen my email earlier on how

> satisfying was my experience was with the Nadi

> Reader...and now let me say that...one of the

> predictions that I was told last month has happened

> 2

> weeks ago. I had no words when I saw that incident

> happening other than saying " Seeing is believing " .

>

> Coming back to the subject of this email...How Nadi

> Shastra changed my life ? I am least bothered about

> if

> my predictions will come true or not in future, but

> Nadi Shastra greatly influenced me in becoming part

> of

> a very very nobel cause. After my experience with

> Nadi, I have become an active volunteer of " Sankara

> Eye Foundation " (SEF in short) based out of USA with

> a

> vision of " Every state in india should have such a

> free eye hospital by the year 2020 " .

>

> My heartfelt gratitude to Mr.Shashikant Oak & Mr.

> Uday

> Mehta who helped me experience this Nadi Shastra

> which

> inturn made me take part in this noble cause for

> long

> time in future in my life.

>

> Please visit the web site of SEF USA @

> http://www.giftofvision.org ( USA Specific )

> http://www.sankaraeye.com/tosupport.html (India

> specific)

>

> Our mission is to initiate and drive community eye

> care activities in India by working with eye care

> organisations such as Sankara Eye Society, which

> runs

> the Sankara Eye Hospital in Coimbatore. The majority

> of our fundraising effort is achieved through

> fundraising events, booths in major events,

> advertising and working with major donors and by

> mass

> communication like this.

>

> In California, USA we have about 250 volunteers and

> over 450 volunteers in other states of USA. We are

> all

> meeting this month end for 10th Anniversary of this

> SEF, USA and to scale up our efforts better in the

> coming years. We are all exicited about it.

>

> Through these fundraising efforts, SEF, USA has

> played

> a significant role in increasing the number of free

> surgeries eight fold to its current projected annual

> rate of about 70,000.

>

> SEF's mission is to realize the goal of 20/20 vision

> for the people of India by the year 2020

>

> One can take part in this noble cause by simply

> donating as minimum as $30 (or equivalent INR)..

> Funds are collected for specific programs such as:

>

> • Open an Eye a Month ($30 per month)

> • Other specialized programs such as corneal

> transplants.

> Funds collected under specific programs are sent in

> its entirety to India. In addition, SEF, USA

> provides

> extensive feedback to its donors – on how the money

> is

> used. This feedback has led to a large number of

> repeat donors

>

> With over 70,000 eye surgeries annually -- and a

> rural

> outreach camp every WEEK [not one week has been

> missed

> in the last 25 years] – the Sankara Eye Hospital has

> become a model institution that blends the leading

> medical technologies and practices in community eye

> care with the best practices in management and human

> resource development.

>

> Last year SEF, USA raised about 3 million dolalrs

> and

> completed the hospital and training center in

> Bangalore. The center is to be opened on March 3rd,

> 2008.

>

> SEF is where it is today because of its committed

> volunteers. To realize our mission of 20/20 by 2020

> we

> have to grow our list of volunteers. There are many

> ways you can volunteer, please visit the website for

> more details.

>

> Please consider SEF for your generous contributions

> if

> you think our efforts are good.

>

> For me, supporting this noble cause has become part

> of

> my daily routine...every day I spend sometime on it.

>

> OK...now, the most important thing...in this

> commercial world as things have become difficult to

> distinguish good from bad...you might question " How

> efficiently the funds are utilized " ? Yes, I

> questioned that too and it all started with my

> communication with one of the veteran volunteer(or

> visionary) and my own research about this Sankara

> Eye

> Foundation and SEF, USA....and finally my intution

> of

> " Go for it to support this noble cause " -- Now, I

> consider my association with SEF, USA as lifetime

> opportunity to support this noble cause.

> I am fortunate to be associated with the group of

> volunteers at SEF, whose selfless and determined

> efforts towards our mission motivate me.

>

> Any questions, feel free to shoot.

>

> With many thanks,

> Srinivas.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Srinivas,

 

Namaste. Can you please give exact details of your nadi anubhava

viz. type of nadi (jeeva or palm leaf), place, what was revealed,

etc..?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Best Wishes.

 

SVC

 

, Srinivas Kasam

<kasam_sri wrote:

>

>

> Fellow Nadi Lovers & Critics,

>

> I am here once again to share with you all how my

> first time experience last month with this great " Nadi

> Shastra " is changing my life...

>

> Let me begin by saying that....It's just 1 month that

> I had my first time experince with this Nadi

> Shastra....you have seen my email earlier on how

> satisfying was my experience was with the Nadi

> Reader...and now let me say that...one of the

> predictions that I was told last month has happened 2

> weeks ago. I had no words when I saw that incident

> happening other than saying " Seeing is believing " .

>

> Coming back to the subject of this email...How Nadi

> Shastra changed my life ? I am least bothered about if

> my predictions will come true or not in future, but

> Nadi Shastra greatly influenced me in becoming part of

> a very very nobel cause. After my experience with

> Nadi, I have become an active volunteer of " Sankara

> Eye Foundation " (SEF in short) based out of USA with a

> vision of " Every state in india should have such a

> free eye hospital by the year 2020 " .

>

> My heartfelt gratitude to Mr.Shashikant Oak & Mr. Uday

> Mehta who helped me experience this Nadi Shastra which

> inturn made me take part in this noble cause for long

> time in future in my life.

>

> Please visit the web site of SEF USA @

> http://www.giftofvision.org ( USA Specific )

> http://www.sankaraeye.com/tosupport.html (India

> specific)

>

> Our mission is to initiate and drive community eye

> care activities in India by working with eye care

> organisations such as Sankara Eye Society, which runs

> the Sankara Eye Hospital in Coimbatore. The majority

> of our fundraising effort is achieved through

> fundraising events, booths in major events,

> advertising and working with major donors and by mass

> communication like this.

>

> In California, USA we have about 250 volunteers and

> over 450 volunteers in other states of USA. We are all

> meeting this month end for 10th Anniversary of this

> SEF, USA and to scale up our efforts better in the

> coming years. We are all exicited about it.

>

> Through these fundraising efforts, SEF, USA has played

> a significant role in increasing the number of free

> surgeries eight fold to its current projected annual

> rate of about 70,000.

>

> SEF's mission is to realize the goal of 20/20 vision

> for the people of India by the year 2020

>

> One can take part in this noble cause by simply

> donating as minimum as $30 (or equivalent INR)..

> Funds are collected for specific programs such as:

>

> • Open an Eye a Month ($30 per month)

> • Other specialized programs such as corneal

> transplants.

> Funds collected under specific programs are sent in

> its entirety to India. In addition, SEF, USA provides

> extensive feedback to its donors – on how the money is

> used. This feedback has led to a large number of

> repeat donors

>

> With over 70,000 eye surgeries annually -- and a rural

> outreach camp every WEEK [not one week has been missed

> in the last 25 years] – the Sankara Eye Hospital has

> become a model institution that blends the leading

> medical technologies and practices in community eye

> care with the best practices in management and human

> resource development.

>

> Last year SEF, USA raised about 3 million dolalrs and

> completed the hospital and training center in

> Bangalore. The center is to be opened on March 3rd,

> 2008.

>

> SEF is where it is today because of its committed

> volunteers. To realize our mission of 20/20 by 2020 we

> have to grow our list of volunteers. There are many

> ways you can volunteer, please visit the website for

> more details.

>

> Please consider SEF for your generous contributions if

> you think our efforts are good.

>

> For me, supporting this noble cause has become part of

> my daily routine...every day I spend sometime on it.

>

> OK...now, the most important thing...in this

> commercial world as things have become difficult to

> distinguish good from bad...you might question " How

> efficiently the funds are utilized " ? Yes, I

> questioned that too and it all started with my

> communication with one of the veteran volunteer(or

> visionary) and my own research about this Sankara Eye

> Foundation and SEF, USA....and finally my intution of

> " Go for it to support this noble cause " -- Now, I

> consider my association with SEF, USA as lifetime

> opportunity to support this noble cause.

> I am fortunate to be associated with the group of

> volunteers at SEF, whose selfless and determined

> efforts towards our mission motivate me.

>

> Any questions, feel free to shoot.

>

> With many thanks,

> Srinivas.

>

>

>

>

>

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