Once again it was time for imparting a voluntary Reiki Training to the Ladies of HMGC ( Hawker’s Market Girls Center) and to the patients and caregivers at Faraja Cancer Support Trust. Published in The Asian Weekly, Edition 811 otus Healing Seva Group Conducts Its 266th Reiki Training Camp! Our 266th Reiki training camp was … Continue reading Basic Reiki Training ( A Healer’s Diary)
Marking the World Poetry Day on March 21st with a poem about poetry. Composed specifically for the socials of the digi paperzine The Asian Weekly the poem has gained instant popularity.
Published in The Asian Weekly, Edition 811 ( 20th to 26th March,2026) Blessed are the times when the mighty Universe spreads bare its spreadsheet giving humanity the indication of ONENESS! The unique confluence of cultures being witnessed by people of different faiths whether a week or two apart or just a day or two away … Continue reading Confluence of Cultures!
One heavy rain on one weekend led to broken and sunken roads, people on the roads for several hours and numerous fatalities. The poem is sadly inspired by the experience that one wouldn't want repeated, yet it was a scenario reoccurring on yet another weekend with even more walls collapsing, trees fallen, roads disappearing and even more fatalities..
She is the power behind the powerful ones She is the energy behind the energized ones She is the healer behind the healed ones She is binding force behind the united ones. Sikiladi
Healing Vibes!Woman Power! She gives off herself to heal the world. Does she gain from the world or does the world gain from her giving? Think about it.
Give to Gain!! Really? Does one need to give to women for their gain? Women have been the most selfless givers in our society. If you have to give, give them the respect they deserve! If you have to give, give them the right to take decisions by believing in them!
Published in the February 2026 Edition of Hindu Deep by Hindu Council of रेत के धागे! It slips from the handsA no substance of substanceThe strands of sandThey slip away from my handsI hold, I grip, yet they slipThe naughty strands of sandSikiladi
The Hindu festival of colors comes as a fun festival for many and is celebrated fancifully by people of various communities. Young and not so young equally indulge in the festivity of spraying each other with colors of harmony. The festival of course comes with a spiritual intonation and commences with a bonfire signifying the … Continue reading A Canvas of Colors
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