EXAM PRAYER 22022014

What can students Learn from Bhagavad Gita?..
 Bhagwat Gita teaches us so many things about our life and how should we live our lives. Any person of any age can find material that will suit him in this holy book. Before reading this book, I used to think it is just a religious book, but after reading this book my level of consciousness suddenly raised. This book made me brave, confident, and now I can tackle any challenge in front of me. So, what are the teachings of Gita. Lets discuss them:

1. Your Goal: When teacher of Arjuna asked "What are you aiming at?" then Arjuna replied "I am aiming in the eyes of Sparrow". So you should always be specific about your target or your goal. If you are aiming for your exam then don't say that you need good marks but specify "What percentage you need?". If you are targeting competitive exams then specify what rank you are aiming for. The more specific you will aim the more chances you will have to achieve your goal. 

2. Your Actions: It is clearly written in Gita that you only have the freedom of action that you will help you move towards your goal. But you should not attach yourself towards the outcome of your goal. "You just do your actions, your work and stop worrying about the outcome". It also states that you should not engage in no-action as well. 

3. The third goal is to be calm and comfortable in all circumstances. It is important to know that everything happens for a reason and your actions will definitely yield results; if not now then sometimes later. But that should not allow you to get worried in stress and get excited during happiness. You should always maintain your composure and always focus towards your goals.

Sometimes the pressure of a looming exam can seem overwhelming. It may be that your test is the culmination of a year (or even more) of study. Perhaps your future School, college or university place depends on the outcome. In such circumstances it can feel like what you are about write (go get wrong) will decide the outcome of the next chapter of your life.

Praying before an important exam enables us to gain perspective on our life.

Pray Request from the members,readers,parents & students

prays for all students to get 100% of Succeed and Happiness in their Exam.

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Pray Request 08022014

I request to all my Vanmigi Prarthanai Mandram Members,blog readers and friends Kindly  Pray for below Pray request ..

“Should even one's enemy arrive at the doorstep, he should be attended upon with respect. A tree does not withdraw its cooling shade even from the one who has come to cut it.”
― Mahabharata 12.146.5

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The brightness of the sun, which lights up the world, the brightness of the moon and of fire- these are my glory. With a drop of my energy. I enter the earth and support all creatures. Through the moon, the vessel of life-giving fluid, I nourish all plants.
-- Lord Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita (Song of the Lord)

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In the Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
Praise be to God, the Cherisher and Sustainer of the worlds,
The most Gracious, Most Merciful,
Master of the Day of Judgement.
Thee do we worship, and Thine aid we seek.
Show us the straight way.
The way of those on whom Thou hast bestowed Thy Grace, those whose (portion) is not wrath, and who go not astray.
--Al Qur'an - 1:1-7 - al fatihah - the prologue

"பிரார்த்தனைக்குரிய நபரின் பெயர்/Name of the Person To be Prayed:" *:	***************
பாலினம் / Gender : :	ஆண்/Male
பிறந்ததேதி / Date of Birth : :	26/07/1991
பிரார்த்தனைக்கான விபரம்/Reason to be Prayed :	for internship and job after my graduation.I have my graduation on may2014.for my Grandfather(vaithiyanathan iyer) to get well soon from fracture.
"பிரார்த்தனைக் கேட்பவரின்  பெயர்/Name of the Requester" :	ANAND SRIDHARAN
முகவரி / Address: :	7777 MCCALLUM BLVD APT 314 DALLAS, Texas 75252 United States
அலை/தொலைபேசி எண்/H.Phone No: :	626-695-4424
தொலைபேசி எண்/Phone No: :
மின்னஞ்சல் முகவரி/Email id : :	sri.deep07@gmail.com
மேற்காணும் நபருக்காக பிரார்த்தனை செய்ய வேண்டிக் கொள்கிறேன் :	I request to all my Vanmigi Prarthanai Mandram Members,blog readers and friends Kindly  Pray for below Pray request ..

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MICROSOFT NEW CEO SATYA NADELLA

Microsoft's board on Tuesday(04.02.2014) named Hyderabad-born Satya Nadella as chief executive of the legendary tech giant that has given the world products which have become household names like Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook Express. The announcement elevates Nadella, an offspring of the Indian system, to one of the highest-profile corporate jobs globally.

SATYA NADELLA

Nadella, 46, will be only the third CEO of Microsoft after founder Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer, the man he is succeeding.

The elevation of Nadella, a company insider for 22 years (he recently joked that he has also been married for 22 years), was expected once heavyweight outsiders like Ford's Alan Mulally and Nokia's Stephen Elop dropped out or were passed up. The names of Google's Sundar Pichai and Motorola's previous CEO Sanjay Jha also briefly made the rounds, serving to highlight the intensity of PIOs breaking the glass ceiling, something that began some two decades ago, but has become more pronounced now.

In picking Nadella, Microsoft directors selected both a company insider and an engineer. It has often been noted that Microsoft was more successful under the leadership of Gates, a programmer and its first chief executive, than it was under Ballmer, who had a background in sales.

Satya Nadella now finds himself the head of an icon of American business that has struggled for position in big growth markets like mobile and Internet search. The company has correctly anticipated many of the biggest changes in technology — the rise of smartphones and tablet computers, to use two examples — but it has often fumbled the execution of products developed to capitalize on those changes.

It remains to be seen whether Nadella's technical background, along with the closer involvement of Gates in product decisions, will give the company an edge it lacked during the Ballmer years. Microsoft said in a statement that Gates will "devote more time to the company, supporting Nadella in shaping technology and product direction."

Relinquishing his role as chairman will allow Gates to spend over a third of his time with product groups at Microsoft, "substantially increasing my time at the company," he said in a video made for the news of Nadella's selection. Gates said Nadella asked him to make the change in his duties at Microsoft.

Nadella is a contrast to Ballmer in other ways. Most recently the executive vice president of Microsoft's cloud and enterprise businesses, Nadella peppers his conversations and speeches with technical buzzwords that people outside the industry would most likely find impenetrable.

Nadella showed ambition early in his career. He received degrees in engineering and computer science, then earned an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business while working full time at Microsoft. He flew to Chicago from Seattle to attend classes on the weekend, according to Steven Kaplan, a professor at the school who taught Nadella in a course on entrepreneurial finance and private equity.

"He is take charge, smart, but in a likable way," Kaplan said, adding that Nadella received an A in the course.

While many executives within Microsoft tend to be polarizing figures, Nadella appears to be well liked in much of the company. Still, those who know him well say he is not a pushover as a boss.

Nadella's star at Microsoft rose considerably in the past several years as he took charge of the company's cloud computing efforts, a business considered vital as more business customers choose to rent applications and other programs in far-off data centers rather than run software themselves.

For years, Microsoft did not pay enough attention to how the cloud was attracting the creativity of a new generation of developers. When he got control of the division that included Microsoft's cloud initiatives, Nadella changed that. He began meeting with start-ups to hear more about what Microsoft needed to do to become more responsive to their needs.

"When you look at the most exciting things happening in tech, all the platform shifts happening and disruption — social, mobile, cloud — Microsoft has not even been part of the conversation until recently," said Brad Silverberg, a Seattle-area investor and a former Microsoft executive. "With Satya's leadership, Microsoft is doing interesting things in cloud."

 But Nadella has to grapple with a much broader set of challenges in markets in which he has little experience, like mobile devices. He inherits a deal to acquire Nokia's mobile handset business, along with 33,000 employees, and a wide-ranging reorganization plan devised by Ballmer and still in progress.

In an interview in July, Nadella was supportive of the reorganization plan, which he predicted would allow Microsoft to adapt to changes in the market more quickly than in the past. "It's not like our old structure didn't allow us to do some of this," he said. "The question is whether you can amplify."

In his statement on Tuesday, Nadella said: "The opportunity ahead for Microsoft is vast, but to seize it, we must focus clearly, move faster and continue to transform. A big part of my job is to accelerate our ability to bring innovative products to our customers more quickly."

Nadella was Microsoft's second-highest paid executive last year, earning $7.7 million in salary, bonus and stock grants. Only COO Kevin Turner made more. Microsoft has not yet announced his new package.

Nadella's elevation makes him the highest-ranked executive of Indian origin in the corporate world, ahead of such familiar names as Pepsico's Indra Nooyi and Mastercard's Ajay Banga. Microsoft's Windows still runs roughly nine out of every 10 desktop and laptop computers in the world, and its Office and Exchange programs are corporate mainstays. The company generated $27 billion in operating profit in the year ended June 30, and holds $84 billion in cash, making it a corporate powerhouse despite the relative decline in its fortune in recent years.


Thanks :Times of India & The Hindu

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Pray Request 03022014

Dear Shankar Sir,
My Son Manokaran doing M.B.B.S. His Exam started today.
Kindly pray for his success and future.And Through your VANMIGI PRAYER CLUB and Members.

Thanking You

with Prayful
Bharkavi


pray request

"பிரார்த்தனைக்குரிய நபரின் பெயர்/Name of the Person To be Prayed:" *:	**************
பாலினம் / Gender : :	ஆண்/Male
பிறந்ததேதி / Date of Birth : :	01/02/1991
பிரார்த்தனைக்கான விபரம்/Reason to be Prayed :	Dear Shankar Sir, My Son Manokaran doing M.B.B.S. His Exam started today. Kindly pray for his success and future.And Through your VANMIGI PRAYER CLUB and Members. Thanking You with Prayful Bharkavi
"பிரார்த்தனைக் கேட்பவரின்  பெயர்/Name of the Requester" :	BHARKAVI email:yoginitechnic@gmail.com

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Old is Gold

Today (31/01/2014) I went to walking at elliots Beach. I saw  Old Cars Rally  at Elliot's Beach, Besant Nagar. This event hosted some of very rare vintage cars for the public to watch. I took snaps of that from my IPAD.

Photos below,

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