(Above photo was shared to me by Sudhan – I dont recall seeing this before)

I was planning to post this last week itself but got busy with other things. This is again one of my most favorite interviews. Certain videos are not interviews in true sense – they are lot more appropriate to be titled as “Living with Mahaperiyava”. In true sense, they are interacting with Periyava 24×7. He is equally engaging Himself with them in the same fashion.

Many of us – most importantly –  myself – ask the question that we do all aradhana to Mahaperiyava, doing slokams etc but I am not sure if He is acknowledging or accepting or communicating anything back at us. This is probably the case with majority of us – at least for me. While seeing interviews like Smt Usha Ramesh or Smt Vidya Srinivasan or my good friend Auditor Sri Seetharaman or Smt Saraswathi Thyagarajan mami etc we feel jealous on how nicely they are able to see a 2-way interaction between them and Mahaperiyava. So, why doesn’t it happen to me/us?

Here Smt Usha Ramesh very nicely puts it “Our mind normally is too noisy, too much of traffic going on….once they all subside, we hear the interacting with us back” – what a profound statement! It is so true that too many things are going on around us and our mind is not calm. We need to do calm our mind first before we aspire for anything else. I “guess” the foremost thing we need to do is to surrender to Him – if I am His responsibility, them most or all of our worries are gone. It isn’t easy to implement it. These folks are quite blessed to have that bent of mind.

Let us hear from Smt Usha…..

My sincere thanks for her interview in English so that more viewers can understand. I realize that there are some folks who can’t follow English – I am guessing that it would be a smaller percentage.

Periyava Sharanam

P.S – Please do not ask for her contact number as I dont have it 🙂 even if I have it, it wouldn’t be safer to share in the web. Pl contact Bharath Subramaniam for those details via youtube comments.

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