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==About Guruji Shri Rishi Prabhakar== |
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Vedic scholars acknowledge Guruji Rishi Prabhakar as [[Brahmarshi|Brahmarshi]] who has rediscovered the ancient knowledge of non-doing (Bramhagnana) after several thousand years.Bramhopadesham was the basic foundation of the entire Indian culture that was alive during the Upanishadic period 5000 years ago. This knowledge has gradually disappeared leading to general weakness of Indian society leading to invasion and conversions to Buddhism, Jainism and Islam and lately Christianity. The great Shankara Bhagvadpada brought back the culture theoretically by arguing against false beliefs and practices of Karma Mimansis, Buddhists and Jainas.Shankara’s central theme of “Akarmaiva Mokshaha” (Liberation is only in Non doing) has been brought into everyday experience of ordinary individuals through the Siddha Samadhi Programs (dwelling into deeper levels of Silence within) developed by Guruji Rishi Prabhakar. |
Vedic scholars acknowledge Guruji Rishi Prabhakar as [[Brahmarshi|Brahmarshi]] who has rediscovered the ancient knowledge of non-doing (Bramhagnana) after several thousand years.Bramhopadesham was the basic foundation of the entire Indian culture that was alive during the Upanishadic period 5000 years ago. This knowledge has gradually disappeared leading to general weakness of Indian society leading to invasion and conversions to Buddhism, Jainism and Islam and lately Christianity. The great Shankara Bhagvadpada brought back the culture theoretically by arguing against false beliefs and practices of Karma Mimansis, Buddhists and Jainas.Shankara’s central theme of “Akarmaiva Mokshaha” (Liberation is only in Non doing) has been brought into everyday experience of ordinary individuals through the Siddha Samadhi Programs (dwelling into deeper levels of Silence within) developed by Guruji Rishi Prabhakar. |
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Guruji is the image of the ancient explorers of consciousness called the Rishis. Awakened practitioners and teachers of SSY trained by him are applying his simplicity, availability and path breaking solutions in the fields of Health, Education, Management and Ecology worldwide. |
Guruji is the image of the ancient explorers of consciousness called the Rishis. Awakened practitioners and teachers of SSY trained by him are applying his simplicity, availability and path breaking solutions in the fields of Health, Education, Management and Ecology worldwide. |
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==Education== |
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Prabhakar graduated with Engineering from the Bangalore University, India and received his Master of Business Administration from the University of Western Ontario.<ref>[http://www.ssy.org/about_guruji.html SSY official web site]</ref> |
Prabhakar graduated with Engineering from the Bangalore University, India and received his Master of Business Administration from the University of Western Ontario.<ref>[http://www.ssy.org/about_guruji.html SSY official web site]</ref> |
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Sri Rishi Prabhakar is an aeronautical engineer, a computer scientist and the founder of Sidha Samadhi Yoga (SSY).[1]
About Guruji Shri Rishi Prabhakar
Vedic scholars acknowledge Guruji Rishi Prabhakar as Brahmarshi who has rediscovered the ancient knowledge of non-doing (Bramhagnana) after several thousand years.Bramhopadesham was the basic foundation of the entire Indian culture that was alive during the Upanishadic period 5000 years ago. This knowledge has gradually disappeared leading to general weakness of Indian society leading to invasion and conversions to Buddhism, Jainism and Islam and lately Christianity. The great Shankara Bhagvadpada brought back the culture theoretically by arguing against false beliefs and practices of Karma Mimansis, Buddhists and Jainas.Shankara’s central theme of “Akarmaiva Mokshaha” (Liberation is only in Non doing) has been brought into everyday experience of ordinary individuals through the Siddha Samadhi Programs (dwelling into deeper levels of Silence within) developed by Guruji Rishi Prabhakar.
The Great Saint Dnyaneshwar in the 13th century gave the holy scripture of Bhagvad Gita to the masses by translating it from Sanskrit to Marathi.Guruji Rishi Prabhakar has given the essence of Bhagvad Gita as a self-verifiable experience by opening Samadhi to the common masses of India and around the world.Guruji was a contemplative child. His sharp intelligence allowed him to earn a degree in Engineering before he was 20 under scholarship from the Government of India. He secured assistantship to study Aeronautics at Carleton University in Canada. He also earned the Master of Business Administration Degree from the most acknowledged University of Western Ontario. He was also a pioneer in IT technology and worked as a consultant to many departments of the Canadian Government.
He returned to serve India under the guidance of the Great teacher H.H.Maharishi Mahesh Yogi whom he served as an International Director at the Switzerland head quarters for 2 years. Later he did intense tapasya (spiritual practices) under his childhood Guru Sri Visweswariah at Bangalore to evolve the Siddha Samadhi YOGA Programs. He owes a lot of his teachings to the EST program evolved by Mr. Werner Erhard and DMA by Robert Fritz. Guruji is spreading this ancient knowledge of Samadhi to the masses in a contemporary style by training teachers, establishing Ashrams for silent retreats, schools for children, Annaprasad (Food Sharing) centers for collective prosperity, Colleges to train youth in Community Leadership, Rural Community workshops, Corporate workshops, Collaborations with Universities and Colleges, Rehabilitation work in Jails, training for the Army and Police personnel.
Guruji is the image of the ancient explorers of consciousness called the Rishis. Awakened practitioners and teachers of SSY trained by him are applying his simplicity, availability and path breaking solutions in the fields of Health, Education, Management and Ecology worldwide. [2]
Education
Prabhakar graduated with Engineering from the Bangalore University, India and received his Master of Business Administration from the University of Western Ontario.[3]
Prabhakar received his spiritual training from his guru, Bhagwan Visweswaraiah. He has also received training from various others including Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.[4]
His organization has a cancer research center and Prabhakar says that 90% of all cancers can be eradicated, mainly through yoga and healthy eating.
He is interested in interfaith dialogue, and is currently on the Board of World Religious Leaders for the Elijah Interfaith Institute.[5]
Guruji Rishi Prabhakar is a builder of World leaders. After receiving Masters in Aeronautical engineering from the University of Ottawa, he completed his M.B.A. from the University Of Western Ontario, Canada. He is a Scientist, Engineer, active Environmentalist and a Creator of forest academic for exciting education. A silent meditator, he is an active inspiration of simplicity and dynamism for thousands around the world. There are thousands of people whose lives are touched by him and his dedicated band of leaders. Param Poojya Guruji’s discourses, programs and trainings have transformed thousands of people all over the world. The trainings have a permanent impact on people’s lives and open their hearts to a greater joyful possibility that is normally unavailable. Hundreds of corporations in India are embracing this purely Indian system of super management. Many corporates are shifting to this method of training men of heart rather than efficient exploitive technocrats. He has trained himself in many fields by associating himself with great souls like Shri Anna Hazare. His expertise also extends to world economics, architecture, agriculture and environment. More than all these he is a child accessible to all those who care to search out for his company. Without a bank account, possessing nothing as his own, living on whatever is offered in love, working joyfully for the welfare of all wherever he is, Pujya Guruji represents the living ideal of the Great masters of India.[6]
Guruji's Pledge
We have a great task ahead of us – the commitments we have to our own lives and to the lives of everyone around us. This can only be accomplished not by focusing on the task, but by focusing on ourselves – to allow ourselves to be truly happy and usable. People can only use usable material.
We don’t ask them to use our teachings or us. We shall allow ourselves to be used by truly being ourselves and enjoying each moment as if it was the last. We pledge to give nothing but our best. This includes our love, our possessions, our word, our honour, our citizenship and ourselves. We do not do this to elevate ourselves above others or to belittle ourselves. We do this recognizing that it is the opportunity to discover the best in us.
My only truly personal gain is discovering the best in me. To discover my ability to be with everyone and everything around me. This is my quest, my path, my goal. I represent life. No one is higher or lower than me. No one is more valuable than another. I will not make anyone my slave, nor will I submit as a slave to anyone. In true partnership, I shall discover myself in you, in everyone. This is my pledge. This is my pledge. [7]
Personal life
Prabhakar is married to Arundhati Ma and has a son named Master Sidhhanth.[8]
External links
- Official sites
References
- ^ Sidha Samadhi Yoga Official web site
- ^ http://www.liyausa.org/guruji.html
- ^ SSY official web site
- ^ SSY official web site
- ^ The Elijah Interfaith Institute - Hindu Members of the Board of World Religious Leaders
- ^ http://ssy.co.in/about.asp?menuId=1
- ^ http://ssy.co.in/about.asp?menuId=1
- ^ SSY official web site