Why so much delirium Narayanasamy theru porukki in singapore? You yourself have reproduced my smart writing; and you have nothing to contribute as usual except abuses. So that is the art of terupporukkiin singapore and you are its captain Good. Except neti, you knew nothing; except envy and anger that your face is ripped off=-you have nothing. So keep exposing your mean proceedings to this society so that you will lose a small numbers in support of you bye
On Wed, 31 Jan 2024 at 22:11, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear folks > > (1) Was Venkat Giri Sridharan Trichy mere copying wholesale what Mathangi > K Kumar had written elsewhere, thus blindly imitating his mentor KR > ex-IRS 31 1 24 alias K Rajaram alias Rajaram K alias Cockroachmoorthy > alias KARUPPAN-CHAAMI? > > (2) "*Ramavataram is only to Kill ravana. Then Ravana must fight with > only Rama to die. The war was the apprehension of the Ravanas.*" > > My comments:- Wooly thinking by a disoriented crackpot numbskull? If > killing Raavana and "the apprehension of the Ravanas (whoever they might > be?)" was the only purpose of Raamaa-avathaaram, then why did Sree Raamaa > hide behind a tree and kill Baali, elder brother of Sugriva? Why suspect > the chastity of Seetha twice -- once causing her to leap into the fire lit > by Raama's brother Lakshmana, and the second time causing her (fully > pregnant with twin sons of her husband) to flee from Ayodhya and take > refuge in a rishi's aashramam? > > Did not Raamaa and Lakshmana also kill the Ogress Thaadaka and other > demons and demonesses? Did not Raamaa blind the crow in one eye for > mistaking Seethaa's exposed nipple for a ripe berry and trying to pick it > away? Did not Raamaa also kill the "golden deer" which was the demon > Maareechaa sent by Raavana to lure Raamaa and Lakshmana away while Raavaana > abducted Seetha? > > (3) "*Dharma shetre Kurushetre means avataram in itself was to reduce > many odd characters and to establish the dharma. Krishna could have done it > by one chakra.*" > > My comments:- Absolute rubbish by an accomplished and serial liar and an > incompetent twister of truth. The battlefield of Kurukshethram was merely > the arena where followers of dharma and followers of adharma met to fight > each other to the last. Nothing to do with any avathaaram or "reduction" > of unspecified "odd characters". Krishna could not, and did not "have done > it by one chakra". (As a human, he had six chakras from moolaadhaara > upwards to sahasraaraa embedded in his body.) > > On the other hand, Lord Sree Krishna Paramaathma interceded between the > estranged parties -- the Kauravaas and the Paandavas -- and as a trusted > impartial intermediary plenipotentiary, asked Duryodana to give the > Pandavaas, who had fulfilled their sentence of years of exile and returned, > just five villages for them to survive. The haughty Kaurava refused. > Krishna asked for one village. The sneering Kaurava again refused. > Krishna asked for five houses. Again the contemptuous Kaurva refused, said > he would not give one house or even one square foot of land, and told > Krishna to get lost. > > Did not Krishna ask the Paandavas to name an elephant "Ashvaththaama", > which was the name of the chiranjeevi son of Dronaachaarya (one of the top > generals of the Kaurava army and who was about to annihilate the Paandava > army) and then to kill it? And did not Krishna then ask Yudhishtira, the > eldest of the five Paandavaas and who had takena vow never to tell a lie, > to say "Asvaththaama is dead"? Whereupon Dronaachaarya, overcome with > grief, laid down his arms, and Krishna asked Arjuna to shoot a deadly arrow > which killed Dronaachaarya? And then did not Krishna then ask Yudhishtira > to say, "Kunjaraha", meaning it was the elephant so named which was dead? > > When a wheel of Duryodana's war-chariot was stuck in a deep rut and could > not move, and Duryodana leapt down unarmed and tried to shift the wheel, > did not Krishna ask Arjuna to shoot a deadly arrow at an unarmed combatant, > which was against all laws of war? > > In the midst of the Mahaabhaaratha War, did not Krishna raise and aim his > chakra at the Kauravas, which was a breach of the laws of which he himself > preached? > > (4) "*Even without Monkeys Rama would have gone to Sri Lanka.*" > > My comments:- An iconic axiom discovered (or coined) by an incorrigibly > stupid idiot? > > A bunch of Singhalese Budhhists were running Sri Lanka at the time of Sree > Raamaa's invasion? > > Raamaa would have waded across the Palk Strait? Or, he would have assumed > a "vishva-roopam" and simply walked across? Or, found some dried reeds, > built a "Kontiki", and sailed across? Or, found another Guha among the > Ceylonese, who rowed him across? Or, climbed the nearest hill on Tamil > Naadoo, built a giant para-sail, and floated across on a thermal, i.e. > rising column of hot air? Or, caught a giant tortoise, clung to its back, > and paddled his way across? Or, Indra would have sent a "pushpa-vimaanam" > to ferry him across? Or, did a vanishing trick, and suddenly manifested > himself on the hostile island? > > *Why does our notorious nonentity always succeed in putting his filthy > foot in his mealy mouth every time he makes a smart-ass posting?* > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On Thu, Feb 1, 2024 at 1:36 AM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Management theory exclusively written by Mathangi Kumar is welcome after >> a long time. Leading from front and leading from behind are two types of >> managers; each needed in an appropriate situation; a strange land. a >> rakshasa of power , hidden guerilla war; Ramayana war was in a new >> situation unknown; so in order to mitigate that fear, Rama had to lead. And >> it is not for the war on requiring the land or expansion of the kingdom; >> but purely a situation where one has to redeem his wife and the prestige. >> Individual problems culminated in war; as a matter of fact Anjaneya was >> sent to locate seetha and if possible to advocate proper mode of action. No >> enmity with any one; Ravana was advised; to send back Seetha. Had it been >> done there would have been no war. However Ramavataram is only to Kill >> ravana. Then Ravana must fight with only Rama to die. The war was the >> apprehension of the Ravanas. Even without Monkeys Rama would have gone to >> Sri Lanka. So management of individual success or failure is leading from >> front; unlike that of modern war where even Brigadiers lead in front as the >> success was inevitable and had to be penetrative. In companies such things >> do happen where the last chance to redeem or win over or take back shall >> not be lost, then even the GM may lead in front. >> On the contrary, Krishna avatharam was nort to destroy duryodhana. Nor >> even to protect the modesty of Draupadi. Dharma shetre Kurushetre means >> avataram in itself was to reduce many odd characters and to establish the >> dharma. Krishna could have done it by one chakra. But the reasons for >> annihilations could have been badly interrupted. Majority of the people >> will understand a film only when fully explained through the dialogues. So >> also the script writer Krishna moves many pieces of chess coins. And the >> happenings shall be natural chaos. Revelation of all characters. People >> will know who is who. And history blames only the Pandava kaurava as >> Krishnan did nothing But Kannadasan wrote :"kannane kaattinaan; kannane >> kolai seigiraan; so arjuna raise your Gandeepam; did ever any judge hanged >> the culprit? So from behind Krishna operated. Many senior officials had >> done that; where credit accrues it is through them; a book PRR >> critic-wrote on a DGP is such; a poor constable would have staked his life >> and would remain unsung. The directions issued might not have been obeyed >> by a small crew in finishing the job; if failed they are scapegoats; >> victorious she is the Bharatha ratna. From behind the hero or the Heroine >> gets the credits only and all debits to the scape-goats. Management is a >> tricky job sir KR IRS 31 1 24 >> >> On Tue, 30 Jan 2024 at 22:46, 'venkat giri' via iyer123 < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> *Respected Sir/s,* >>> >>> * SUBJECT: **Which* *MANAGERIAL STYLE* *to adopt* >>> >>> *LORD RAMA or LORD KRISHNA.*..*?????* >>> >>> *What’s ONE’s managerial style: like Lord Ram or Lord Krishna? * >>> >>> *Nice one In Hindu mythology **there are two great epics.* >>> >>> *One is called RAMAYAN and other is called **MAHABHARATA**. * >>> >>> *The centre story of both these books is around **victory** of **GOOD** >>> on **EVIL**.* >>> >>> *In one story Lord Ram leads his army to defeat Ravana in his land,** >>> while in the second Lord Krishna oversees Pandavas defeat Kauravas in the >>> battle at **KURUSHEKTRA**.* >>> >>> * In Ramayan, Lord Ram is the best **yodhaa **of his side.* >>> >>> *He leads his army from the front. With Strategizes HE directs >>> different people to do things to meet the objectives. His people are happy >>> to follow orders & want to get all the appreciation for being the best >>> executors. **Lord Ram sets direction & also tells people what to do >>> during difficult times.** Ultimately they won the war & the final >>> outcome was achieved.* >>> >>> * On the other hand Lord Krishna* *told Arjuna, **I won’t >>> fight the battle. I won’t pick up any weapon; I would only be there on your >>> chariot as a charioteer.** And he did what he said. He never picked up >>> the weapon & he never fought.* >>> >>> *Still, Pandavas won the war & final outcome was achieved**.* >>> >>> *So, what was different?* *It was their **managerial style** & **it was >>> also the type of people who were being lead.* >>> >>> >>> >>> *LORD RAMA** was leading an army of **‘MONKEYS’* *who were not skilled >>> fighters & they were looking for direction.* >>> >>> *While on other hand**, LORD KRISHNA* *was leading **ARJUNA* *who >>> was one of the best archers of his time**. While Lord Ram’s role was to >>> show it & lead from the front, **Krishna played the role of a coach >>> whose job was to remove **cobwebs **from **his protégée’s mind. **Krishna >>> couldn't teach Arjuna archery but he could definitely help him see things >>> from a very different perspective.* >>> >>> *Here are some of the basic differences in two styles**:* >>> >>> >>> >>> *LORD RAMA- A skilled warrior, lead monkeys, was emotional, gave precise >>> roles & instructions, and motivated the army to fight for his cause* >>> >>> *LORD KRISHNA**- works with **best the professionals**, **provides >>> strategic clarity**, **allows team members to take lead, fights for the >>> cause of the team, **and did not depict his true emotions**.* >>> >>> *Look at your team/family & reflect what type of leader/parent you >>> are!!!!!!!!* >>> >>> *One who keeps answering/solving problems for people/kids? * >>> >>> *Or* >>> >>> *Who asks relevant questions from their people/kids so that they can >>> find their own solution?* >>> >>> *Are u someone who tells/directs all the time? * >>> >>> *Or* >>> >>> *Someone who clarifies doubts & allows their people/kids to find their >>> own ways.* >>> >>> *Are u someone who has monkeys in the team & the way u deal with it Or u >>> have the brightest experts in their area getting stuck with issues?* >>> >>> *Younger generation* *doesn't want you to tell or show >>> how things are to be done, **they want to know the meaning of their >>> task and how it makes a difference in this world.* >>> >>> *They are **Arjuna**s……** who don’t necessarily seek more >>> skill/knowledge but **they need someone to clarify the **cobwebs **in >>> their mind**, if u still apply Lord Ram’s style on them, u are **bound >>> to fail as a manager.* >>> >>> *On the other hand if there are people **who >>> aren't skilled enough** but **rely on your expertise to sail u through* >>> *Lord >>> Ram’s style is appropriate.* >>> >>> *Isn’t it **GOOD** for us to reflect & think what >>> managerial style will bring the best result for us and our team/family?* >>> >>> *Is it Lord Ram or Lord Krishna?* >>> >>> *Managing Leader vs the Coaching Leader!* >>> >>> ** >>> >>> *COURTESY: Mathangi k kumar <[email protected] >>> <[email protected]>>* >>> >>> Regards >>> >>> V.Sridharan >>> >>> Trichy >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google >>> Groups "iyer123" group. >>> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send >>> an email to [email protected]. >>> To view this discussion on the web visit >>> https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/416425990.1876601.1706676350883%40mail.yahoo.com >>> <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/416425990.1876601.1706676350883%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> >>> . >>> >> -- >> On Facebook, please join https://www.facebook.com/groups/keralaiyerstrust >> >> We are now on Telegram Mobile App also, please join >> >> Pattars/Kerala Iyers Discussions: https://t.me/PattarsGroup >> >> Kerala Iyers Trust Decisions only posts : https://t.me/KeralaIyersTrust >> >> Kerala Iyers Trust Group for Discussions: >> https://t.me/KeralaIyersTrustGroup >> --- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "KeralaIyers" group. >> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an >> email to [email protected]. >> To view this discussion on the web visit >> https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/keralaiyers/CAL5XZopNPH%3D_yK2i8d1VpYL2BpcU9xUHci3qcLoAoP1A6%3DV%3D%2BQ%40mail.gmail.com >> <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/keralaiyers/CAL5XZopNPH%3D_yK2i8d1VpYL2BpcU9xUHci3qcLoAoP1A6%3DV%3D%2BQ%40mail.gmail.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> >> . >> > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/CAL4idhNmo9UP1wPZsOfyKaZdM1R%2B6AaziYr1q3Y1axc6cL2o3g%40mail.gmail.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/CAL4idhNmo9UP1wPZsOfyKaZdM1R%2B6AaziYr1q3Y1axc6cL2o3g%40mail.gmail.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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