About Tavamithram

I consider myself a simple true friend, extending my hand of friendship to all living beings, including humans. Through my own experiences of reaching life’s peak multiple times, what some may call ‘death,’ I relate to the story of Nachiketa, a humble student of Yama Dharmaraja, the epitome of justice. My purpose is not to seek a guru’s throne or gather disciples, but to be a companion to those in need on this intricate journey we call life.

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The following introspective verses reflect my journey and perspective:

I am no mystic sage, adorned with titles grand,
Nor a guru with secrets, in a far-off land.
Just a true friend, extending care with an open hand,
Witnessing life’s summit where ignorant minds expand.

In the footsteps of Nachiketa, a humble seeker, I stand,
Learning from Yama Dharmaraja, justice’s revered hand.
No desire for a ‘guru’s’ throne or followers to claim,
Just a friend to all, in life’s intricate game.

For I have stood on the edge, where life and death converge,
Experienced the depths, where souls take their final surge.
Yet returned with wisdom, an understanding so deep,
To share with all, the secrets, life holds in its keep.

So call me no guru, no baba or swami,
But a companion on this journey, through joy and calamity.
A true friend, ever present, my hand I extend,
Embracing all beings, as kin, till the end.

Now, let me take a moment to explain the essence of my blog. This is not an astrological site or a platform for quick-fix solutions. Instead, it is a place for loud thinking, where I, an ordinary man, share my colourful and eventful life experiences. I believe in celebrating life, seeing divinity in everything, and cherishing every moment. The most significant magic of all is life itself, and I want to inspire you to appreciate and relish the present.

In our fast-paced world, it is essential to find ways to calm the mind, clear it of stress, and achieve mental tranquillity. Through my blog, I offer insights, techniques, and practices for stress management, relaxation, and finding inner peace. My aim is to help you achieve absolute self-confidence, fearlessness, and a positive mental attitude in a short period.

Let’s delve into the different sections of my blog:

1. Featured Articles: Dive into thought-provoking articles where I share profound insights and reflections on life, philosophy, psychology, and the teachings of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita and The Upanishads.

2. Mindfulness and Meditation: Discover the transformative power of mindfulness and meditation in attaining mental clarity, inner peace, and emotional well-being. Explore various meditation techniques and practices to cultivate a peaceful mindset.

3. Inspirational Stories: Delve into inspiring stories and anecdotes that offer valuable life lessons, encourage self-reflection, and ignite the spark of wisdom within you.

4. Q&A and Discussions: Engage in meaningful discussions and seek answers to your questions about life, spirituality, and personal growth. Connect with like-minded individuals and share your thoughts and insights.

5. Direct Communication: I invite you to reach out to me personally, to communicate directly, and to embark on a journey of absolute mental clarity. Let’s share our experiences, challenges, and victories and support each other in our quest for self-discovery.

Please feel free to explore my blog, read the articles that resonate with you, and engage in discussions. Remember, this blog is a sanctuary for open-minded individuals seeking growth, wisdom, and a deeper understanding of life.

Thank you for joining me on this transformative journey. May we all find peace, clarity, and fulfillment in the depths of our souls.

Warm regards,
Tavamithram Sarvada

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