Unposted Letter - mahatria Ra

Guptaji shares books that he reads and like with me and this is perhaps the 6th or 7th book he had couriered to me. They are all of a spiritual nature. I remember seeing this book in Ratnadeep Stores, maybe a decade ago, and was intrigued by the novel way of distribution - in a grocery store. It was sealed but it did appear interesting. 

Mahatria Ra is a spiritual leader and the founder of infinitheism path which helps create breakthroughs for people in all aspects of life. Born as TT Rangarajan he became a software trainer in Pune at a young age, started a software company, was impacted by the suicide of a friend and went into teaching life skills through a training organisation called Alma Mater. Later on he started the spiritual organisation Infinitheism, wrote three books, publishes a magazine called Infinithoughts and runs spiritual retreats.

Some of the ideas he presents in the book, in a nutshell are:

Today is his gift to you. 

There's no easy way to the top.

You are the most important thing here.

The 80-20 rule holds good everywhere.

The need to be respected is greater than the need to be guided. 

Don't postpone life

Experiences are our teachers

Let the good people make more noise

Be someone's greatest gift

You are the most precious resource you have

Do anything with devotion

Constant and never ending improvement is the key

The end is beautiful - keep at it

Don't take on any labels - you're more than enough

Acceptance is equal to positive emotion

Quality lies in that invisible detail 

Don't bother about having the last word - let go

When was the last time you did something for the first time

Tell the negative in two sentences and the positive in five sentences

Ask the right questions

Happiness is the way

What you don't use, you lose

When ego goes, everything else comes

Be happily dissatisfied 

Let go of hurt, let in peace

I CAN - motto

You don't get what you desire, you get what you deserve

What you resist, persists.

Every good human has the moral responsibility to be rich

Change when sustained and monitored becomes culture

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Interesting book with some nice insights. I liked what he says about every good human being having the moral responsibility to be rich. And that good people should make noise. And to be happily dissatisfied. 

Thanks Guptaji.