Over time, I have given several interviews and have spoken at several forums. Each one has been different and taught me several lessons. They have also given me the time and space to reflect on the questions that had been asked and my own life too. This recent interview as part of the MASTER CLASS series of Dr Kamini Rao, the renowned Obstetrician & Gynaecologist of Bengaluru was one that brought out several nuances of my own life. She has this grounded way of bringing out what is hidden inside you. Please do watch this two-part video, where i recollect how SVYM was founded, the inspiration that I continually receive from Swami Vivekananda’s life and Message and my own life’s journey till now.
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Namaste ! Sir,
Very Simple & Dynamic Personality.
Though I listened to you telling your life’s journey, discovery of self & about svym, i always found it new & new too me. And always curious to learn more & more out of that.
Keep Inspiring Sir !
Regards.