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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalC.V.Rajan (Sandeepika) is a retired Design Engineer, now an avid spiritual seeker, living with his wife in Ashram at Amritapuri, Kerala, spending his retired life in quest of spirituality under the holy feet of Amma, Satguru Mata Amritanandamayi. He is an avid reader and a writer. Writing as a hobby started in him at the age of 20 and he became a regular short story writer in popular Tamil magazines during the seventies and eighties. He writes Tamil fictional stories with a pen-name Sandeepika. As his interest turned to spirituality in his late thirties, he became an avid reader of Hindu sRead More...
C.V.Rajan (Sandeepika) is a retired Design Engineer, now an avid spiritual seeker, living with his wife in Ashram at Amritapuri, Kerala, spending his retired life in quest of spirituality under the holy feet of Amma, Satguru Mata Amritanandamayi.
He is an avid reader and a writer. Writing as a hobby started in him at the age of 20 and he became a regular short story writer in popular Tamil magazines during the seventies and eighties. He writes Tamil fictional stories with a pen-name Sandeepika.
As his interest turned to spirituality in his late thirties, he became an avid reader of Hindu spiritual scriptures and also the lives and teachings of great Mahatmas like Kanchi Maha Swamigal, Swami Chinmayananda, Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Bhagwan Ramana Maharshi, Swami Sivananda Saraswathi, Papa Ramadas and his Sadguru Mata Amritanandamayi (Amma).
In his early fifties, his Tamil articles started appearing in Sri Ramakrishna Vijayam magazine. He also started writing in English in the Web at various blog sites on variety of subjects like Hinduism, spirituality, life & living, healthy living, Indian culture, personal anecdotes and so on.
Other than his mother tongue (Tamil) and English, he knows to speak, read and write Malayalam as well.
Apart from original writing, C.V.Rajan also does considerable translation works across English - Tamil - Malayalam. He contributed in translation works at Ramakrishna Math (English-Tamil) and currently does it at Mata Amritanandamayi Math (Tamil-Malayalam-English). He has also done translation of some very popular Indian English Authors' books into Tamil in his spare time.
C.V.Rajan maintains his own website hinduismwayoflife.com where he has been consolidating and sharing all his writings on Hinduism under a single umbrella. This site is aimed to be comprehensive source of basic info on Hinduism with all its facets to common seekers.
C.V.Rajan also writes Answers regularly in Quora (English) as well as in Quora (Tamil) on readers’s queries related to Hinduism, Life and Living, life experiences,etc. More than thousands of his answers are there in both the languages in Quora.
Sandeepilka's Tamil stories are now available as Audio books at Deepika Arun’s Kadhai Osai and also at Storytel. He also loves writing children stories in Tamil. Several of his children stories are available in Spotify in Deepika Arun's voice.
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Achievements
Most salaried people have the urge to have a ‘successful career’ as a potent psychological need. When the family life is smooth and cordial, when there is love and mutual care existing, then every strain of working in a job and chasing a career becomes truly meaningful.
They have the right to lead a ‘successful life’, where they can prove their worth and attain job satisfaction at office, and at the same time, have a very satisf
Most salaried people have the urge to have a ‘successful career’ as a potent psychological need. When the family life is smooth and cordial, when there is love and mutual care existing, then every strain of working in a job and chasing a career becomes truly meaningful.
They have the right to lead a ‘successful life’, where they can prove their worth and attain job satisfaction at office, and at the same time, have a very satisfactory family life.
This book is aimed to give some practical life lessons to have a balanced life which is well lived. This book is in two parts. The first part addresses office matters and the second half, the family matters.
Modern lifestyle across the globe is being driven by the motivation to be a 'success' in life by all means, which has led to having anxiety and stress as part and parcel of everyone's life. Unless anxiety and stress end up wrecking one's emotional life needing psychiatric treatment, they can be managed very well using abundant spiritual wisdom available in Hinduism. This book does not offer any 'modern guide' that tends to discourage faith in God or spirituali
Modern lifestyle across the globe is being driven by the motivation to be a 'success' in life by all means, which has led to having anxiety and stress as part and parcel of everyone's life. Unless anxiety and stress end up wrecking one's emotional life needing psychiatric treatment, they can be managed very well using abundant spiritual wisdom available in Hinduism. This book does not offer any 'modern guide' that tends to discourage faith in God or spirituality. The traditional wisdom offered in the book can lead the reader to pause, do introspection, and take corrective actions to set right life, so as to gain peace and stability.
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