The refreshing effect of Om Chanting in Yoga

 Posted on July 28, 2015  |  5 minutes  |  874 words  |  Janani Dhinakaran

Om is a syllable, not a word. And though it has a lot of mythical and symbolic importance in the Hindu tradition, it has no single meaning to be pinned down to. [Read More]
acoustics  AUM  breath  chanting  class  cross legged  Deep relaxation technique  DRT  energy  frequency  fresh  lotus posture  lung  meditation  mudra  Om  Padmasana  relaxation  Shavasana  singer  singing  sound  Sukhasana  teacher  tone  vibration  voice  yoga 

LOG 1.15: Rise and Fall

 Posted on October 27, 2012  |  3 minutes  |  485 words  |  Janani Dhinakaran

22nd April, 2011 Janani’s log; Solar date: 220411.12 Last week I had crammed too many activities into my schedule; attending multiple classes, working on the programming, in aerobics, music group and a Greenpeace meeting. [Read More]
aerobics  badminton  bewitched  cold  computer science  computers  dinner  education  EEGLab  Facebook  football  german  green peace  health  homework  I Dream of Jeannie  indian  indian food  keyboard  matlab  music  neuropsychology  presentation  Q  scotty  shopiing  spock  star trek  teacher  TNG  videos 

Eulogy

 Posted on August 15, 2012  |  2 minutes  |  321 words  |  Janani Dhinakaran

August 18th 2008 Who was Sripadrao Uncle? He was a Teacher. But if this is true, then the word ‘Teacher’ must absorb infinitely From his character, mind and actions. [Read More]
death  dedication  Eulogy  inspiration  teacher 

´Unlucky knock on wood´ by C.K. Meena

 Posted on July 10, 2012  |  5 minutes  |  977 words  |  Janani Dhinakaran

C.K. Meena is a columnist in The Hindu, one of India´s biggest news papers. She was my teacher when I took up a certificate course in Journalism and we soon became friends. [Read More]
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