Gajalakshmi Paramasivam
UN
Mortgage & Power of One
My mother often asked me to settle my home-mortgage
and be debt-free. Suraby & Kumar
when they came over with Vasanthi & Kathir to comfort me during my
UNSW (University of NSW) pain said that as per some of their elders – some debts are good debts. The mortgage we
have on our home unit is a good debt. It motivates us to work and/or save and
elevate our social status. Where we are
genuinely committed to paying it off – the money is Capital – in return for
which the Bank gets our interest towards employing its resources.
If the outer form of the value is less than the
inner values AND we stay within our Truth,
we go into this Common Pool and Natural Energies takeover the distribution and
management of our real resources residing with those to whom we are ‘relatives’
/ ‘family’. That has happened in my life so many times, and it’s only recently that I made this
connection between our outer ability and the real inner ability which includes
Reserves residing with others helped by us. That outer form may change but not
our Energy within the Common Bank of Natural Resources.
This home unit in Sydney was purchased from Prima
Singapore owners and I worked for Prima Ceylon Ltd. before I joined Airlanka – the National
carrier of Sri Lanka. I just walked over
to pay my respects to Prima Chairman who demonstrated valuation not only for my
standards but for the Tamil Community, attributing credit to us as
hard-workers. That appreciation kept me linked to Prima at the deeper level and
coupled with the work reserves accumulated there – I felt the inner Energy to
approach the Chairman and pay my respects. Now I realise that that made me draw
on my ‘Reserves’ with Prima family and gave me the confidence to settle the
price at the right level for me. Back then they benefited out of my costs and when I purchased the property – the supplier
side was lowered to show ownership powers developed in Sri Lanka to benefit
Singaporeans. That is how global this home unit is. We now accommodate Airbnb
guests in one part of the home. Recently
another Airbnb host asked me whether I changed for cleaning? I said ‘no’. I
asked myself why that was the case? It’s that Common ownership where the whole
is not divided / separated and charged for individually. It would be for
economic purposes and not for higher experiences which keep us close to this
Common Energy.
Gandhi’s power was this power. Had Gandhi taken
revenge against the British, he would not have had this support of Natural
Powers.
Both work experiences – Prima and Air Lanka happened
during the period of leadership of Mr. J.R.Jayewardene. To my mind, the common connection is Tourism
– in which area Mr. Jayewardene was a pioneer – confirming the support of
Natural Energies.
Any institution, person, country where we draw less
benefits than the costs we paid relative to others – especially those carrying
high status, in that group at the time we were active – AND we do our best to
take our earned position and absorb that which is denied – becomes our ‘Home’.
Like with the virtues we carry from one life to another – we carry those
reserves as Energy and this makes homes for us in our new environments without
having to ‘lose’ the old to be the new. Once an environment is our home – we
are supported by others to whom that environment is ‘home’. Both Chancellors of my active time with the
UNSW, demonstrated that they carried
this ‘Home Energy’ and hence confirmed support for me – each in their own form.
Those who lacked this Energy and considered me to be insignificant / less
significant than I was to them – turned
the karma on themselves. The return happened after I physically left the UNSW –
to create a false picture that I had not
worked there. The damage happened at the American Vice Chancellor’s level. THAT
was the real judgment from within the system.
If Tourism
was his natural strength, Religion was Mr. Jayewardene’s natural weakness. Mr.
Jayewardene officially became Buddhist of his maternal lineage and left behind
his father’s Christian heritage which would have been more and more difficult
to carry forward as leader of a nation of majority who thought they were
Buddhists. The entitlement to Buddhism must come from within and be above the
human entitlement starting with the Constitution. Mr. Jayewardene brought
forward into his Presidential structure – the Buddhism foremost provision in
the Constitution of 1972 – showing fear that people might slip back into
Colonial structures during which time majority voters did not identify with
their British masters.
Where Buddhism is brought into the constitution for
outer purposes, the gap between our real entitlement to Natural support and
word entitlement widens – as if Buddha himself is rejecting us for abusing his
name to ‘kill’ instead of to ‘heal’.
Tourism in
Sri Lanka and Buddhism in Sri Lanka are naturally conflicting interests and one
naturally opposes the other. To succeed in one, one has to sacrifice the
investment in the other. The lies we ‘show’ eventually weaken our own mental
order. That was how Mr. Jayewardene lost his insight into himself and his own
inner peace. To become Buddhism foremost leader – he needed to forego his
status as belonging to the class of global leaders.
Those Sri Lankans to whom Sri Lanka was ‘home’ and
continued to travel along the ‘global pathway’ including by carrying the Common
values developed through British rule, were facilitated to enjoy the ‘Tourism’
side of Mr. Jayewardene’s structures, on the way to becoming President. I
believe I am one of them. It was during that period that I bought also the land
in Colombo which was later unlawfully occupied by a Sinhalese who claimed to be
a Survey Assistant and who sold it to ‘insiders’ in a ring of unlawful invaders
/ occupants – the latest one showing large forms of outer status through money
and living in a rich suburb developed by the former regime which ‘owes’ the real
global community managed by the UN.
As per Daily News report the TNA Opposition leader
who represents the REAL Opposition powers of Consolidated Sri Lankan Parliament
said to the Apparent Opposition Leader representing only Sinhalese voters
stated as follows:
[The Sri Lankan state is bound to implement the
UNHRC resolution and it cannot be repudiated by Parliament as demanded by the
Joint Opposition(JO), Opposition Leader R.Sampanthan said.
The Opposition Leader speaking at the Adjournment debate moved by Joint
Opposition Parliamentary Group Leader Dinesh Gunawardena in Parliament
yesterday, called for the full and expeditious implementation of the Geneva
Resolution]
When the Sri Lankan Government pushed Tamil
politicians to separate themselves from Sinhalese only pathway – the real
powers that supported it became weaker and hence it was unable to elevate its
operations to the global level. That would have been ok – if it had not enjoyed
benefits from global institutions such as the UN. But the Lankan Government did
take benefits without paying due respect to the Global community – which includes
Sri Lankans of all ethnicities. We may borrow global status provided we are
committed to settling the debt. If not – it makes us bankrupt in terms of
global commonness while we shout we are Sovereign.
The UNHRC resolution is gateway to repaying that
loan and to those who accept those standards and practicing them in their own
local environments, Sri Lanka is a global home. They settle the debt of
International Status under mortgage to the UN. I believe I am one of them.
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