1. Education
2. Duality Principle of Life
3. Business-Education-Health
4. Aurvedic
5. Thirukural
6. வளர்ந்த கலை -Song
7. Kids_Mobile
8. Bahubali
9. Ikigai
10. Polytics
11. Miruthan
12. IN-USA
13. Prejudice
14. "சேஷாதிரி"யெனும் சிம்மசொப்பனம்
15. தக்காளின்னா சும்மாவா
16. விஸ்வரூபம்
17. Neutrality

1. Learning is something that you have understood all your life, but slightly in a different way!
2. Life is a journey, not a destination.

1. Those who had coins, enjoyed in the rain. Those who had bills, were busy looking for shelter.
2. Man and God both met somewhere. Both exclaimed, "wow, my creator."
3. He asked, are you a Hindu or Muslim? The response came, "I am hungry"!
4. The fool didn't know it was impossible. So he did it.
5. What if God asks you after you die, "So how was heaven?"
6. They told me that to make her fall in love I had to make her laugh. But every time she laughs, I am the one who falls in love."
7. We don't make friends anymore, but we only Add them.

Fellow Scientists, Let's not merely copy/paste URLs; forward "innovations"; "good morning & philosophical messages" from internet. Internet is owned by nobody or everybody. Every one has equal opportunity the fetch the innovations/philosophical messages with simple heuristic search into our plate. More importantly, the one that is "new and exciting" to you need not be "new" to others.

Hence the right direction would be to *discuss* anything that you post here. Let's make this group more live/meaningful, rather than yet another group filled with forwarded messages.

Yes. I am an naturalist, but just because I do not believe in God, it does not mean that I do not believe in anything. I believe in compassion, kindness, love, logic, equality, empathy, myself, integrity, honesty and more.

Anyway.. this seems to be slight sensitive, however here is my personal view on caste and relligion.

My parents believed and belonged to some caste/religion, which I didn't inherit it. 4 years back, I fought with the school management heavily, who mandatorily asked to mention religion for kids. Same with the ITC HR department. I have terminated the caste/religion from my generation onwards, which was explianed to kids, while it is upto them to choose(or not to choose) any religion upon their wish/belief.

I do have my own views about Hinduism, which I belive, is not a religion, but the "Way of Life". I have been and very keen to take learnings from Vedhas/B.Gita, but formally I wouldn't declare, I am a Hindu. I am with No Religion (& ofcourse with no caste). I am not an atheist, but wouldn't want to boundary myself in the name of a particular so called religion.

If you guys want to disregard me based on my above views, I am still ok with it.