Atmopadesa Satakam Slogam 3 by Prof Asa G Vakkom

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Narayana Guru was a philosopher, spiritual leader, social reformer, saint, poet and healer. He fought against the caste system in Kerala for the equality of people thereby enlightening them. He had written more than 60 highly spiritual poems . There are a good number of followers across the globe. Lot of Asramams are promoting his contributions. The followers learn his poems by heart and chant. But most of them are chanting without knowing the actual meaning of it. Keeping that in my mind, I am promoting the "Darshans" of Guru, which will lead "Self Realization" and the "Ultimate Truth". It will change the humanities. After going very deep into Guru's work, I was practicing it in my life, which had shown wonderful results. So I would like to share my personnel experience of Guru's principle to attain "Ultimate Truth". The body of Guru alone disappeared, but the spirit is still here. I have lot of experience of Guru in my life. If you can attain the "Ultimate Truth", you can feel his presence on different occasions.
About me
Former Professor and HoD of Malayalam, S N College, Chempazhanthy, Trivandrum
Writer, Public Speaker particularly on spiritual topics, Motivator, Councillor,
My book " Anamikayude Suvisheshangal", a brief Autobiography, in which I had briefed my experience when I had been a Cancer patient. The book is still inspiring to Cancer patients. Going to different hospitals for encouraging cancer patients
Awards
1. Sahithyakeralam Award 2006
2. Bharathiya Dalith Sahitya Academy Karma Retna Puraskaram 2018
3. National Award for Cancer Selfv Survivor Stories organised by Healthcare Services, HCG 2018
Atmopadesa Satakam is one of the greatest work of Sree Narayana Guru which contains 100 Slogams. The first half of the poem explains what is "Atma" (soul). The second half explains how to reach the Ultimate Truth. Instead of "Atma", Guru used the word "Karu", a Tamil word, meaning "Atma". He is well versed in Malayalam, Tamil and Sanskrit.