Saturday, 13 October 2012

ORIGIN OF THE NAME PRASAD K SHORNUR


PRASAD K SHORNUR 



Here, PRASAD is my name given by my Guardians, so it becomes My First Name, K is my name Initial, which stands for KAIPPULLY, my Mother's House Name, then it becomes My Middle Name, and SHORNUR is the place name, where i brought up and still now residing, which i added with my name and initial, and it becomes My Last Name.

However, I like to be or known as Prasad K Shornur, by a Photo with the Matter of our Respective Elephant Sri GURUVAYOOR PADMANABAN, which printed and published in the leading Daily News Paper MALAYALA MANORAMA Full Edition, on 2007 March 19 Monday with the Titles, " Thumbikkai Thulumbathe - Neerozhukku Nilcha Nilayil Neerattu " also Prasad K Shornur edutha chithram as a By Name.


This is my Second Photo which comes on a Print Media, I taken this photo by the way of, my Grand Aunty KAMALAM telephone call, on a day in the first week of March 2007. She told me that, according to the Vazhalikkavu Temple Vela Maholsavam, this year the Central Committee main elephant is sponsored by my brother K. SANKUNNI childrens, and it is Guruvayoor Padmanaban. 

By the by, a Welcome Ceremony is conducting for the elephant Guruvayoor Padmanaban, at Painkulam Ayyappaneshan Centre to Vazhalikkavu Temple on the Vela day morning. With Respect and Joy, i accept the call and have been there on the day, with my intimate Friend Suresh Manikkam Camera Canon Power Shot A 400. But i have joined the function in the middle, because on the way to there from my residence, the Cheruthuruthy Railway Level Cross Gate blocked me with my vehicle, the precious time. 

After the ceremony, Guruvayoor Padmanaban came down to the great Bharatha Puzha, flowing nearby Vazhalikkavu for a special bath. From the memmory, i think it takes the time 10:30 am. to 1:30 pm. I was there more than thease three hours, with my Friend in Relative named Shashi Kondayil, watching the bathing and taking photos.


A Photo from thease some photos is this One ! 




Thursday, 14 April 2011

" LOKA SAMASTHA SUKHINO BHAVANTHU "


                                                            " May All Beings In All Worlds Be Happy "



My little Knowledge says this is a SANSKRIT blessing for peace meaning " May happiness be unto the world ".
I would like to invite you all into my little BLOG with this AIM with this BLESSING as a way to entice we all to share our experiences here on. But, I am saying, that " I am not a writer ", I like to be a WRITER also I am not sure that would be a requirement.  Think of the joy in sharing and the words will come. I want to share with you my humanity.  I accept that I am a flawed person, but - in that, I find peace, harmony and solutions in my routine. I share these life experiences with you all in hope that my flaws will touch someone, and possibly, let them know me will help them find the answer. So let this day be the first day in sharing life with all of us here.   Perhaps it will be the day you touch another's life with JOY.  Come share with me.


             Let's start today with, 
                                         " Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu "

In the quest for mental peace, you should not be concerned only about your own needs. Apart from such a quest being an index of intense selfishness, it is also a futile one. Is it possible for a single individual alone to achieve peace ?  If there is chaos and unrest all around you, how can you alone have peace ?  Your peace is dependent on peace in the family, in society and in the world. You have to cultivate the feeling that your individual peace is intimately related to the peace of the world. The ancients perceived this profound truth and hence prescribed the universal prayer -  " Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu

Om Sarveshaam swastir bhavatu
Sarveshaam shantir bhavatu
Sarveshaam poornam bhavatu
Sarveshaam mangalam bhavatu
Sarve bhavantu sukhinah
Sarve santu niraamayaah
Sarve bhadraani pashyantu
Maakaschit duhkha bhaag bhavet

             Meaning:

Auspiciousness (swasti) be unto all;
Peace (shanti) be unto all;
Fullness (poornam) be unto all;
prosperity (mangalam) be unto all.
May all be happy! (sukhinah)
May all be free from disabilities! (niraamayaah)
May all look (pashyantu)to the good of others!
May none suffer from sorrow! (duhkha)


May Eternal Peace & Goodwill Prevail Whole World 

PRASAD K SHORNUR