Gajalakshmi Paramasivam
01
August 2018
Sharing Global Energy
Recently I concluded a conversation with Tamil
Diaspora Leader as follows:
[Since I feel
that you value my work – I strongly suggest that with anyone – try and connect
to their core energy through your own truth. That will bring you the
opportunities you need anywhere anytime]
I believe that when we connect to the Energy rather than the benefits –
we make root connections. On 26 July 2018, for example I shared my Energy
through my article ‘The Crippled Front Legs of Hambantota’
Yesterday, Kate Schneider’s article headed ‘$282 million airport has a huge problem’ was published by news.com.au, in relation to Hambantota
airport. The sharing happens at ownership level. Yesterday for example, ABC’s
The Drum program discussed the issue of women doing more and getting less. In
Hinduism, we refer to such women as Shakthi / Energy. Likewise, minorities who
do relatively more and get paid less. Energy confirms true ownership. To me
therefore, it was my ownership Energy that led to me reading fellow Australian
Kate Schneider’s article
through a network /medium that carries this Energy. Both Nations – Sri Lanka
and Australia are empowered at root level by such Energy/Common Ownership. To
my mind, that is what globalization is all about.
Today I received directions to ‘The biggest game changer in 100 years’: Chinese money ...’ by
the Guardian, in which the author states:
[Even
in developed democracies such as Australia, governments are trying to adjust to
more aggressive Chinese intervention, says Xavier, the Carnegie India fellow.]
The above article was published in March but to me
someone somewhere – wanted me to read it and Energize the value for Australia –
in this instance the protection from such foreign aggression.
Yesterday also, such a Blessing from Above happened.
I was sending out my emails with my article ‘Northern Province Governor's
Decision - Bad in Law’ when I received a call from the lawyer mentioned in the
email. To me that was the parallel of Kunkumum manifesting on 05 November 1998
presented as follows in my book Naan Australian:
[Once we successfully override
natural subjective discrimination based on gender, age, etc. we would naturally
and comfortably use the wisdom in race also. At the lowest general level – one
who discriminates on the basis of one subjective factor would discriminate
through others also. Likewise at the
highest common level one who has successfully overridden such tendency through
one factor would naturally have overridden discrimination tendencies through all
such factors.
We therefore need to continue for
ourselves. Deborah Miller of the Medical Faculty did say this to me when I was
upset with the Administrators. Deb said
‘Gaja do it for yourself’. The
stronger confirmation came from manifestation of ‘KgfKmmf
/ Kungkumum – Red Holy Powder denoting
Love’ on Thursday 05 November 1998
on my picture of Sri Sathya Sai Baba who at that time was to my mind, a saint to whom many in my family and
community prayed. I was not a devotee
but respected others’ faith. Even when
the Kungkumum appeared – I did not know its greater significance but just that
the Higher Powers were with me. I showed
it to Param and Pradeep who was still living with us at that time. The following day I went to the University to
talk to Andrew Kell – who was the Assistant Accountant trained by me in
democratizing the financial systems of the Medical Faculty. While I was
speaking to Andrew in his office – Phil Dulhunty who like Debra is a ‘free
thinker’ came over to me and said words to the effect ‘Gaja don’t go without
speaking to me’. So I went over to
Phil’s office, after I had completed my
session with Andrew. Phil then gave me a
printout of a report that had appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald the
previous day – 05 November 1998. As per
that report – the NSW Auditor General in essence stated the same criticism as I
about the University’s Budgetary system.
I went further and structured the democratic system for which I was
recruited. They say in Tamil ‘m]i kdfdi[ maD eca[f[a EkkfKmf /
Mani Kattina Maadu sonna kehkum – the word of the belled cow would be heard’.
The cow with the bell was the Auditor General of NSW. The Sydney Morning Herald
heard that cow but not this bear- necked cow from Sri Lanka. ]
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