“When you don’t need a person at all, when you are totally sufficient unto yourself, when you can be alone and tremendously happy and ecstatic, the love is possible” - Osho.

Golden words of a true master Osho on Love

 

1. "But who knows there is love or not? Love is just a game.  Real love is possible, but that happens only when you don't need anybody!"
2. "When you don't need a person at all, when you are totally sufficient unto yourself, when you can be alone and tremendously happy and ecstatic, the love is possible".
3. "Love is a fiction, but you need fiction".
4. "There is no way to be certain about the other – first be certain about you.  And a person who is certain about himself is certain about the whole world.  Settled, centered, grounded in yourself, you nev3r worry about such things.  You accept"
5. "You simply enjoy yourself; somebody else also finds you enjoyable – good! While it lasts, live the fiction as beautifully as possible – it will not last forever."
6. When you are aware, a totally different kind of love will arise in your heart – which is absolutely true, which is part of eternity.  But that is not a need – it is luxury.  And you have so much of it that you hanker for somebody to share it with".

(Do you love Yourself/Osho.-The Speaking Tree, Times of India, June 18, 2011); Further information can be had at : Osho International Foundation/www.osho.com; www.speakingtree.in).

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"By looking deeply, the meditation practitioner gains insight, prajna, or wisdom. This insight has the power to liberate us from our own suffering and bondage. In the meditati0on Process, fetters are undone, internal blocks of suffering such as fear, anger, despair and hatred get removed, relationships with humans and nature become easier and there is freedom and joy ...... " - Thick Nhat Hanh (The blooming of a Lotus, Speaking Tree, Times of India, June 14, 2011)

"By looking deeply, the meditation practitioner gains insight, prajna, or wisdom.  This insight has the power to liberate us from our own suffering and bondage.  In the meditati0on Process, fetters are undone, internal blocks of suffering such as fear, anger, despair and hatred get removed, relationships with humans and nature become easier and there is freedom and joy ...... " - Thick Nhat Hanh (The blooming of a Lotus, Speaking Tree, Times of India, June 14, 2011)

 

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I am Mrs. elizabeth Sukariyati, I have a deposit valued at Ј9.5 million pounds which Recently, I decided to donate this fund to either an organization or devoted individual that will utilize this money the way I will instruct herein. As soon as I received your reply i will give you more detail.you can reach me on my private email :mrs_elizabethsukariyati@live.com

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Fw: [LIS-Forum] IALA - Request for UGC orders related to Pay Revision from first PRC till date

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Hello Carol, I hope the article will be of interest to readers of ILI. I am forwarding your link directly to the blog. Best wishes R.S.Devarai Moderator - ILI Librarianship is a noble profession                                                                                                                 http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/ lotus5673@yahoo.co.in 1816gbgv   --- On Mon, 6/6/11, Carol Brown <bcarol83@gmail.com> wrote: From: Carol Brown <bcarol83@gmail.com> Subject: India Librarian International To: lotus5673@yahoo.co.in Date: Monday, 6 June, 2011, 10:47 AM Hi Devarai,   We posted an article that we thought you and your readers might be interested in having a look at, "10 Technologies that Revolutionized Libraries Worldwide" (http://www.onlinecollege.org/2011/06/05/10-technologies-that-revolutionized-libraries-worldwide/). Just thought I'd let you know that you would be interested in featuring or mentioning it in your blog.     Thanks for your time! Carol Brown

"If you want divine possibilities, then you have to cut your present priorities and give importance to the divine. Like the tree is waiting inside the seed to come out. , all the possibilities of the world are waiting to come out, but we are not aware of that. Become aware of your possibilities, then of your abilities and become capable and make your life useful, meaningful, and purposeful - in short, a divine life" - Swami Brahmdev (Times of India, Experience Evergreen Life June 2, 2011)

"If you want divine possibilities, then you have to cut your present priorities and give importance to the divine.  Like the tree is waiting inside the seed to come out.  , all the possibilities of the world are waiting to come out, but we are not aware of that.  Become aware of your possibilities, then of your abilities and become capable and make your life useful, meaningful, and purposeful - in short, a divine life" - Swami Brahmdev (Times of India, Experience Evergreen Life June 2, 2011) Librarianship is a noble profession                                                                                                                 http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/ lotus5673@yahoo.co.in 1816gbgv

Fw: [india librarian international......ili] New comment on (GWF) Global Women's Foundation International Conf....

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SOME CRIMINAL MINDS ARE ABLE TO PUSH THEIR FILTHY AND OBJECTIONABLE AND MISLEADING INFORMATION ON THIS BLOG. IT IS POSTED IN SUCH A WAY THAT ... IT LOOKS LIKE I HAVE POSTED IT. I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO. KINDLY HELP HE HOW TO STOP THIS ... AND HOW TO KEEP THIS BLOG SITE CLEAN AND NEAT.
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When we learn to concentrate fully and wholly and solely into the Light and Sound, we will experience bliss, peace and joy. We will want to repeat meditation again and again because of the wonderful experience we receive. - Sant Rajinder Singh (Overcoming the mind/Sat Raninder Singh .- The speaking tree, Times of India May 30, 2011)

When we learn to concentrate fully and wholly and solely into the Light and Sound, we will experience bliss, peace and joy.  We will want to repeat meditation again and again because of the wonderful experience we receive. - Sant Rajinder Singh (Overcoming the mind/Sat Raninder Singh .- The speaking tree, Times of India May 30, 2011)

 

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Re: your student at kcd .......

Prof.Leela Mullatti,

Dear Madam,

Thank you very much for your reply. It is only your affection towards your students that you complement me the way you appreciate my scribblings. Thank you any way. May be it is the blessings of teachers like you .... that makes me to be active intellectually. It is nice you are at Mysore and enjoying the holidays. I did not get the article you said you have posed. Kindly post it once again.  My daughter has started her internship of two and half months at Gitanjali Jewels Mumbai. I told you she is doing her B.Sc Jewellery Design and Manufacture at SNDT Mumbai. She is from the beginning bent more towards art and design. She was a witness to many design shows / fashion shows as a child when I was at National Institute of Fashion Technology.
I look forward for many more replies, advices, blessings from you.
It is my privilege  to continue to be your student,
With regards

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True Librarians hear the svaras of turn of pages by his / her readers …. Whether or not readers happen to be present or not.

LbnRaj at Random on  Svara, Sound and Music : May 12, 2011

 

"When a Guru trains disciple to listen to svara, the latter is able to identify svaras in the falling rain, in the hum of a bee and in the roar of the sea.  If she is unable to listen to svara, it does not mean that svara does not exist". – Subroto Roy (Times of India, The Genesis of Svara, Speaking Tree, May 12, 2011.)

Svara / sound is present despite and inspite of the listener. It is the listener who has to keep his doors open to hear the sound and svara. The listner may hear the svara / sound independent of the creator of the sound. The mystery is svaras / sounds are within too …. One has to delve deep into oneself … to hear those cosmic svaras and music divine. True Librarians hear the svaras of turn of pages by his / her readers …. Whether or not readers happen to be present or not.

 

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"Causality upholds that every thing , every phenomenon, is caused and is the outcome of the phenomenon which causes it. After giving rise to the effect, the cause is completely destroyed without remainder. ..... Since things are dependent on their cause, they cease to be when the cause it extinguished". Ashok Vohra (Times of India The Speaking Tree, May 17, 2011).

"Causality upholds that every thing , every phenomenon, is caused and is the outcome of the phenomenon which causes it.  After giving rise to the effect, the cause is completely destroyed without remainder. ..... Since things are dependent on their cause, they cease to be when the cause it extinguished". Ashok Vohra (Times of India The Speaking Tree, May 17, 2011).

 

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“In our desire for eternal life we pray for an eternity of our habit and comfort, forgetting that immortality is in repeatedly transcending the definite forms of life in order to pursue the definite truth of life.” _ Rabindranath Tagore

"In our desire for eternal life we pray for an eternity of our habit and comfort, forgetting that immortality is in repeatedly transcending the definite forms of life in order to pursue the definite truth of life." _ Rabindranath Tagore

 

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On Self Knowledge and Free Will.

A Thought breakfast / May 11, 2011

 

1. Self Knowledge has always been the theme of the Illumined who know and teach God and the Self to be One.  As long as one believes himself to be separate from God, he will remain mortal to himself. – Lillian DeWaters
2. The So called free will may just be an illusion when in reality, thoughts and actions gravitate towards a pre-fixed path ….. The true nature of our self is merely consciousness that observes. …. Free will remains the free will of an imaginary entity and its \ego.  Whether the future is scripted or not becomes a moot issue if the true nature of the self becomes clear – a speck of the unqualified consciousness that exists beyond time and space.  – Deepak M Ranade

Source : Sacred Space / The Speaking Tree / Times of India, May 11, 2011.

 

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Devarai, R.S. 2011. Management practice graduating towards professionalism ... .-Samadhan : Annual Magazine 2010-11.-Bhubaneswar : ASBM Institute of BBA and Junior College, pages 22-24 ; Institutional Link : http://www.asbm.ac.in/asbm/

Management practice graduating towards professionalism …

Rajashekhar Devarai

Chief Librarian, Asian School of Business Management, BBSR

 

 

Gossip having its roots in common sense and conventional wisdom is  close to hearts of humans. The beauty of gossip is that one need not do any exercise or work for it. One can just get engaged in and it  surrounds around human sensible events, behavior and happenings. It surrounds around concepts like status, prestige, honour, humiliation, insult, achievement, humour, failure etc. We all are party to gossips some time or the other. Psychologists of late acknowledge the importance of  gossip …. in relieving ones stress levels. How is it that gossip is relevant to the topic chosen for discussion today i.e., professionalism of management? In day-today gossips we find people in general,  using terms / phrases like : Occupation, profession, professionalism, be a professional, show your professionalism etc. But I doubt with what connotations and meanings we use theses terms and phrases. May be,  by being professional we mean to be more sincere …. more tactful …. more technical,  more smart … more educated and so on. By having such a limited meaning of the word profession and professionalism …. how close are we towards the actual meaning of these. I am not kidding, calling oneself a professional has almost become a fashion. ...................................  Last but not the least, we should acknowledge the contribution of Sociologists who have been studying occupations, jobs, works and crafts and of course Professions for quite some years. The field of study is popularly known as 'Sociology of Professions'. The trend reports brought out by Indian Council of Social Science Research are worth reading with regard to literature reviews on professions. It looks like an abrupt ending …. no I told you …. it is little more than a gossip …so gossips end abruptly. The view points are deliberately put in first person to make it a light reading. I don't think I will be able to make it more lighter a reading than this.  This discussion is little more than a gossip and common sense. If the intellectual curiosities of practicing managers / professionals is raised the purpose of the write up is served. The making of a profession and calling is more mysterious and historical than we  imagine. Have interest to know more … dil mangta hai more ? have a look at the recommended readings.

FULL TEXT SEE FURTHER AT : Devarai, R.S. 2011. Management practice graduating towards professionalism ... .-Samadhan : Annual Magazine 2010-11.-Bhubaneswar : ASBM Institute of BBA and Junior College, pages 22-24  ;  Institutional Link : http://www.asbm.ac.in/asbm/

Recommended Readings :  

1.        Alonso, W et.al. (Ed). 1963. The Professions. Daedalus : Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.-92(4).

2.        Devarai, R.S and Damodaram, T. 1993. Information for the common man and the future of Librarianship : a critical analysis. "Indian Journal of Information, Library and Society" 6(1-2) 84-92.

3.        Devarai, R.S and Ramesh, L.S.R.C.V.1999. Librarianship and the professional model : a sociological  tutorial and critique".- Library Science With a Slant to Documentation and Information Studies 36(3).

4.        Etzioni, E (Ed).1969. The Semi – Professions and their organization.-Toronto : The Free Press, Macmillan.

5.        Gerstl, J and Jacobs, G (Ed). 1976. Professions for the people.-New York : John Wiley.

6.        Johnson T.J.1972.Professions and Power.  London : Macmillan Press.

7.        Khurana, R and Nohria, N.2008. It is time to Make Management a True Profession.-Harvard Business Review, October 2008.

8.        Sharma, S.L.1985.  Sociology of professions in India. IN "Survey of Research in Sociology and Social Anthropology.-New Delhi : ICSSR.

9.        "It is time to make Management a True Profession.  A rigorous code of ethics will make you a better manager. Society will also benefit, too. ….. True professions have codes of conduct and the meaning and consequences of those codes are taught as part of the formal education of their members.  A governing body, composed of respected members of the profession, oversees members compliance. …. On balance we believe that a profession, with well-functioning institutions of discipline, will curbs misconduct because moral behavior is an integral part of the identity of professionals – a self-image most are motivated to maintain." – Rakesh Khurana and Nitin Nohria (HBR, October 2008). 

 

 

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We all tend to be obsessed with past either good or bad , pleasant or unpleasant …. and land up or end up for no where to go.

Memories of Past   "The unsavory memories of the past should not become such convictions that bind us and restrict our freedom to evolve and grow.  Treat the present as a "present" a gift free of the past.  Let's wake up to dream about the wonderful future that beckons us" – Deepak M Ranade (Speaking Tree, Times of India, April 19, 2011).   We all tend to be obsessed with past either good or bad , pleasant or unpleasant …. and land up or end up for no where to go. End up and find no way or time for the apparent or the present. It so happens that we are so much carried away by the past the past that went wrong …. and we miss the bus of the present which is more real and which is more under our control. It is time we realize that what went right or wrong was just alright ….what is infront of us right now is important because …… that was our future some time back and that would be our past after some time. Let us enjoy the present…..feel the present…..give our best to the present….which will take care of our future past and future future. Trust me, be fully present in the present, be smiling. Be smiling as it is going to be your past and future.   LibnRaj ; lotus5673@yahoo.co.in ; http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com ; Librarianship is a noble profession                                                                                                                 http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/ lotus5673@yahoo.co.in 1816gbgv

Professionalism is a way of life

Professionalism is a way of life. It a quest for continuous professing and excellence. It is quest for giving more and more to society. LbnRaj lotus5673@yahoo.co.in ; http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com ; Librarianship is a noble profession                                                                                                                 http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/ lotus5673@yahoo.co.in 1816gbgv

My professor's (Prof.Leela Mullatti) precious/valued letters to me (Rajashekhar Devarai)

April 19, 2011 Dear Rajashekhar, I red your paper (Devarai, R.S and Ramesh LSRCV. 1999. Librarianship and the professional model : a sociological tutorial and critique.- Library Science with a slant to Documentation and Information Studies, 36(3). It is a very well studied and well written paper. To be able to give competent comments I myself  must be competent in the field. You have advanced too much ahead of me which is my pleasure and pride. I like your concluding remark very well. For last 15 or more years, i have not been into any studies. Relaxing and improving my physical and mental status through Vipassana and other forms of exercises has been my main involvement, because i did not want to be a drag on my busy children. One of my classmates Mrs Sheela Nadakarni was a librarian at Bombay university.and my another friend's husband Mr Deshpande was quite a competent librarian. I dont think either of them use even computers. I will let you know if i get any more information.i tried to register for netlog without success. Pl send mail on email. Love. Mullatti Madam (sociology professor) leela_mullatti@yahoo.co.in

Trust me, be fully present in the present, be smiling. Be smiling as it is going to be your past and future. LibnRaj ; lotus5673@yahoo.co.in ; http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com ;

Memories of Past   "The unsavory memories of the past should not become such convictions that bind us and restrict our freedom to evolve and grow.  Treat the present as a "present" a gift free of the past.  Let's wake up to dream about the wonderful future that beckons us" – Deepak M Ranade (Speaking Tree, Times of India, April 19, 2011).   We all tend to be obsessed with past either good or bad , pleasant or unpleasant …. and land up or end up for no where to go. End up and find no way or time for the apparent or the present. It so happens that we are so much carried away by the past the past that went wrong …. and we miss the bus of the present which is more real and which is more under our control. It is time we realize that what went right or wrong was just alright ….what is infront of us right now is important because …… that was our future some time back and that would be our past after some time. Let us enjoy the present…..feel the present…..give our best to the present….which will take care of our future past and future future. Trust me, be fully present in the present, be smiling. Be smiling as it is going to be your past and future.   LibnRaj ; lotus5673@yahoo.co.in ; http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com ; Librarianship is a noble profession                                                                                                                 http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/ lotus5673@yahoo.co.in 1816gbgv