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Saturday, March 21, 2026

Scientific greetings

 Scientific greetings


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When I realised the power of thoughts (which are guided only by our emotional ‘disposition’), I ‘started’ looking a bit deeper at the greetings as a tool to persuade a positive thought.


Telugu speaking people seem to have retained the ‘goodness’ of a ‘seed’ thought, embedded in the greetings, which has the potential to place the very roots of our thoughts into positivity ๐Ÿ˜œ


The origin of the greetings is in Sanskrit. Sanskrit, being in CONFORMITY with quantum laws in physics, has the potential to ‘actualise’ ๐Ÿ™


In Telugu, one form of greetings still in vogue is “ festival Shubha AAKAANKSHALU”.  A template where the name of the festival is prefixed to the syntax “shubh aakaankshaloo”.



Shubh means auspicious.

Aakaansha means desire. 


Once, the very thought process is on a track of positivity, such a person becomes synchronous with the cosmos.  Anything that is in synchronicity with the cosmos is a part of it too . ( The 4 MahaVakyas, declaratory truths, are the structured process of getting into this synchronicity ๐Ÿ™. The 4th one is a milestone reassuring a person that,  once he experiences this truth, he has reached the highest human POSSIBILITY ๐Ÿ™)



A simple and routine greeting, being used as a mega powerful ‘tool’ to reach the highest spiritual attainment, indeed has invoked a deep Reverence towards the people who devised it .



( How intensely can I use this tool each time, is all that matters now ๐Ÿ˜œ… 

The scientific way of it is, if lab_conditions are fulfilled, boom ๐Ÿ’ฅ…..and I am liberated ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ˜œ)



With best wishes for

Shubh aakaanksha always,

Yours psn(21 March 2026)


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