Karthik Srini B R

Mind – A Miracle!

BG 6.6: For those who have conquered the mind, it is their friend. For those who have failed to do so, the mind works like an enemy.

From ancient scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita to modern scientific studies on the human mind, one thing is very clear: the only true impediment in one's life is their own mind.

Learn the art of transforming this impediment into a miracle that works for you. The Miracle of Mind App features a 7-minute guided meditation by Sadhguru, designed to uplift human consciousness. Take advantage of this free app and own your day in just 7 minutes!

Here is a short video in which Sadhguru speaks about the human mind and the importance of taking charge of it for mental well-being.

YouTube Link

https://youtu.be/5DIRRfoMYJA

Know More

https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/miracle-of-mind

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Visited Thiruvannamalai this February, and something about it still hasn’t left me.

The first sight of the Raja Gopuram — towering, silent, almost unreal — felt like stepping into something far older than memory. It’s one of those things you don’t really describe… you just stand there and take it in.

At the entrance, I had the chance to offer karpuram. A small act, but in a place like Arunachala — the Agni Sthalam, where Shiva is worshipped as the eternal flame — even the simplest moments feel heavier, deeper.

There was a quiet pause before the sacred fire. No big prayers, no long list of wishes. Just standing there, letting the silence do its work.

The girivalam around Arunachala was something else entirely — not just a walk, but a kind of slow unraveling. Step by step, things settle. Thoughts quiet down. You don’t realize it immediately, but something shifts.

And then the early morning darshan — that stillness before the day begins, when the first light touches everything… including you.

Looking back now, I realize the trip didn’t really end when I left.

I’m still carrying that calm.

That clarity.

Those quiet, unspoken moments.

Some places don’t stay behind. They travel with you.

Celebrating 3 Years of #SaveSoil!

The Save Soil Movement is a global initiative launched in 2022 to address soil degradation and promote sustainable agriculture. Led by Sadhguru and supported by the Conscious Planet organization, the movement aims to increase organic content in soil to at least 3% to ensure food security, biodiversity, and climate resilience. Sadhguru undertook a 100-day, 30,000 km motorcycle journey across 27 nations to raise awareness.

The campaign has garnered support from governments, environmental organizations, and millions of individuals worldwide, influencing soil-friendly policies in multiple countries and inspiring global action toward soil health restoration. Through digital and mass media, as well as on-ground activities, the Save Soil message has reached over 4.1 billion people.

As we celebrate three years of the Save Soil journey, relive this incredible movement and get a glimpse into Sadhguru’s relentless commitment to fulfilling a generational responsibility by revitalizing the world’s dying soil.

Save Soil Movement Milestones

Sharing a picture taken at the graduation day of my postgraduate programme on 13th of October, 2022.

I was conferred with the degree of Master of Business Administration.

Sharing a picture taken at the graduation day of my undergraduate programme on 29th of February, 2022.

I had the privilege of welcoming speaker Dr. Easwaramoorthy Rangaswamy (Principal & Provost, Amity Global Institute, Singapore) for the guest lecture on "Upskilling and Reskilling of Future Professionals" conducted by the School of Management at Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology on 04th of February, 2020.

Visited the Government Middle School in Arumuga Goundanur today to take part in the Swachhata Hi Seva.

The school premises were cleaned and tree saplings were planted.

Visited Avinashiappar temple yesterday. Being my first visit to the temple, I was really fascinated about its architectural magnificence and history. 

Sharing pictures from my talk on "Confidence Building" at the School of Management, Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore. 

Sharing few pictures from the event of Innovation Day 2019 which was held at Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore on 15th of October, marking the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Sir APJ Abdul Kalam.

I thank the School of Management for awarding me the Best Event Coordinator. I was really delighted and happy to receive the award from Sir Manosakthi Masilamani.

My talk on 'Data Warehousing' today.

A picture from the Project Expo at Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology, on 20th of August, 2016. With Balaji Venkatesan. Thanks for the picture Kevin Mario Gerard P.

Displaying our project on Multiplex Reservation System (Implementation using C language), with the first year students of our college. With Balaji Venkatesan.