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Sandhyavandanam In Telugu (Yajurvedeeya Trikaala Sandhyavandana Prayogamu) A Book By Somayajula Venkatachala Sastry *
The Silicon Valley Tech Podcast | Live Podcast – 3 | Robotics & Coding | Rachana Nadella-Somayajula
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY1QSrD2JXk* Hello, thank you for taking the time to read this. I teach robotics and coding all around the world. Whether it is Israel, Honduras, Bangladesh or Australia, my students remind me that we're human at the...
Visit Vizag, The City Of Destiny – Popular For Its Breathtaking Beaches And Parks, Circa 2022
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Welcome To Vijayawada, The Place Of Victory Of Durga Over Mahishasura, Circa 2022
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Watch This Candle For 20 Minutes Everyday Day. And Meditate On It.
* https://youtu.be/brRJlrcdMzk * 1. Create a sacred bubble in your house. It can be a small mat or rug on which you can sit comfortably. Pick a favorite thing to give you company. It can be a pillow, a trinket or even a book. Now you have created...
This Is My Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech. I Wrote It A Little Early. (Podcast)
* In Literature for 2044 ~ Acceptance Speech I wrote this essay when I was in my 30’s. This is as much I can reveal about my age as a woman’s vanity will permit. Writing generates the excesses of emotions that sustain life. Writing unifies....
Raising Awareness On Gender Equality As India Celebrates The Day Of The Girl Child (Podcast)
* "There are emotional implications of being born a girl." The Geert Hofstede Dimensions of Cultural Insights tells us about the effects of masculinity in our society. "You're strong my baby girl." Are words she wants to hear because she craves to belong...
Monsanto Hates These Anti-GMO Activists, Find Out Why (Video)
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On How It Feels To Have a Daughter
* To sit, sip, dream, laugh, read and muse. The world must be in order for her to do that. Everyone has a magic spot and she is mine. This little girl who has a nose for the roses and an eye for wonder. The one that has...
At Home, In America
* Cold weather pronounces thoughts of my home. I want home to be my one breathtaking world. After all, most times, I am confident enough to navigate around with my eyes shut. It's my library, my hospital, my school, my...
The Indian-American Mom with a Pizza Predicament
* * On any given Friday night you will see me putting my van into gear, family in tow, first stopping at the video store, then at the pizza place and finally making a "drive through" stop at the package (please read liquor) store. After getting...
Balancing Culture And Community in a Global World
* Asian/Indian families traditionally emphasize the importance of family membership, respect, and solidarity. These values are referred to as family obligations. Instead of promoting individual needs and personal identity, Asian/Indian families tend to have a...
The Emigrant’s Anthem
* I Pursuing dreams, First steps Beckoning opportunities, Across oceans Proud sacrifices, Glistening eyes * II Anxious freedom, Fertile memories Loyal sentiments, Burning dedication Liberating happiness, Humbled notions * III ...
On Winning The Nobel Prize For Literature
Want To Listen To It Instead? * In Literature for 2044 ~ Acceptance Speech I wrote this essay when I was in my 30’s. This is as much I can reveal about my age as a woman’s vanity will permit. Writing generates the excesses of emotions that...
Zadie Smith Feels Free in Atlanta
* Last night, I went to a Zadie Smith book signing event at the SCADshow theater. This event was part of Zadie's book tour promoting her new essay collection, Feel Free. She was interviewed by television journalist Gail O'Neill on topics like race, her biracial...
Food According to Hinduism
Food according to Hinduism: Food is medicine. The Gita has verses that describe the three types of people based on the foods they consume: Satvik, Rajasic and Tamasic. Bhagavad Gita - Chapter 17 - Verse 7 Food should be consumed after a sincere thought about the...
How to Meditate
* 1. Create a sacred bubble in your house. It can be a small mat or rug on which you can sit comfortably. Pick a favorite thing to give you company. It can be a pillow, a trinket or even a book. Now you have created a shell where you are full of bliss (Go with...
Everything You Wanted To Know About Hinduism
* Hinduism: The word Hindu etymologically means an inhabitant of the land of the river Sindhu. Hinduism is Sanatana Dharma - the eternal way of life. Hinduism is a scientific and spiritual religion based on the principals of deep inner reflection and repeated...
Namasté Life: Words I Wish Someone Had Said To Me Much Earlier
* * On Life: Figure out your purpose in life. Have an undeviating steadiness towards that purpose. Get in touch with your intuition. You can be a rebel in the subtlest of your mannerisms, but a wild thing in your imagination. Most of whom we know...
When The Indian-American Mom Goes Clubbing
* Google maps reminds me that I am 500 yards from the destination after I have just cautiously taken a left onto a poorly lit gravel parking lot. Night clubs seem to like the appeal of appearing incognito all the while being inherently orgasmic in our thoughts. I...
The Yoga of Karma, Bhakti and Gyana
* What is Yoga? The root of the word Yoga comes from "Yug", the means to unite. Yoga is the path to unite with something that's great. What are the different kinds of Yoga? In Hindu scriptures, there are 4 main yogas. 1. Karma 2. Bhakti 3....
Hebrew 6:19 – Hope Is The Anchor To The Soul
A boy, who doesn't seem to be 10 yet, comes and asks me for my phone at Barnes and Noble. I look at his bald head and wonder silently, "childhood cancer?" Its little over 8pm on Thursday evening and I'm sitting with my 8 year old reading about Anne Frank's diary's...
The Indian American Mom’s Weekly Review – Thursday
* Starring: Dad, mom (me), nanamma (dad’s mom), Boys – 12 year old Ky and 8 year old Moksh. * Continued from Wednesday Thursday I copy hand written notes of a book called Belle Cora onto the computer wondering all the while if I will...
The Indian American Mom’s Weekly Review – Wednesday
* Starring: Dad, mom (me), nanamma (dad’s mom), Boys – 12 year old Ky and 8 year old Moksh. * Continued from Tuesday * Wednesday I wake up with my hair flying off in the wind and to a screeching sound of brakes before we hit a wall....
The Indian American Mom’s Weekly Review – Tuesday
* Starring: Dad, mom (me), nanamma (dad's mom), Boys - 12 year old Ky and 8 year old Moksh. * Continued from Monday * Tuesday I wake up Ky at 7am and he complains that his nada (a rope that's used to hold a petticoat up underneath a...