Master K. Parvathi Kumar. Dhanishta. Learning is to change - to change for the better. Master K. Parvathi Kumar on Change

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1 Learning is to change - to change for the better. ISBN-10: ISBN-13: Master K. Parvathi Kumar Master K. Parvathi Kumar Dhanishta

2 A Word A flow of thoughts on change has flown out for those who look for change. K. Parvathi Kumar

3 1 Change is inevitable. It is inevitable even to rocks! Acceptance of change is Wisdom.

4 2 The Wise always look to the tide of change and always move forward.

5 3 Resistance to change brings in friction, conflict, decay and death.

6 4 Learning is to change to change for the better.

7 5 Learning not for changing but for fancy makes you just an orator.

8 6 Change means... change of patterns relating to you - patterns - of speech - of use of senses - of thoughts - of routine.

9 7 The need for change is to align the mutable in you with the immutable.

10 8 Until right alignment happens, the urge to change persists.

11 9 When the alignment happens, you settle in the immutable and enjoy the mutable!

12 10 Changing with time is to be dynamic. Dynamism is to be in comfort with every change.

13 11 Change is constant in Nature. To remain afloat in Nature, one needs to learn to accept the change that Life offers.

14 12 Change is refreshing. Change is the flow of Life. Lest, it is death.

15 13 Change is the expression of the unchangeable - the immutable is the basis for the mutable.

16 14 He is the dweller. She is expression. He is the essence. She is the envelope a sevenfold envelope.

17 15 Through the cycles of Time, she expresses Him and gets absorbed into Him.

18 16 Discipleship is learning to change.

19 17 Discipleship is accepting the changes thrust by Life.

20 18 Discipleship teaches the know-how of changing to enable dissolution of conflict.

21 19 Discipleship is to neutralize the opposing currents of conflict.

22 20 If change is inevitable, accept it with grace. Many times it would be a graceful exit that Life offers. If one does not take to it, he falls.

23 21 Entry is change and exit is change too!

24 22 Observing change is the means to stay afloat. Non-observation of change drowns you.

25 23 A role model is the one who knows when to enter, when to exit and what to do while in Life.

26 24 An initiate enters, conducts healing and teaching, and exits dramatically. He knows the drama of Life.

27 25 Change is the drama of Life.

28 26 Change is natural. In Nature, change is constant and is so consistent that one does not perceive it.

29 27 Change is imperative in Life.

30 28 Change helps to stand out from the pack like a swan stands out from a flock of ducks.

31 29 Change seems difficult when one is crystallized. But crystallization is death. Stagnated waters lose Life! Flowing waters carry Life!!

32 30 Flowing waters are flowing energy. They carry Life. When they stagnate they die and spread the stink. Man s Life too needs to flow. If not, he stagnates, stinks and dies.

33 31 Change involves changing the existing habits and patterns. It needs patience, perseverance.

34 32 Change is the golden apple that Aquarian Age offers for successful and splendorous living on Earth.

35 33 Change is a continuous and on going process. Change is a technology by itself. It is a science as well as an art.

36 34 The art of changing is known to the Mahatmas and Yogis, who change their methodology as per Time and place and yet demonstrate values eternal.

37 35 Mercury is the metal. Mercury is the planet. Fire is the element. the Third Ray is the ray relating to change.

38 36 The mutable signs of the zodiac (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius and Pisces) are the signs of change. Equinoxes and solstices are also the quarters of change. Wednesday is the day of change. The eighth moon phase is the phase of change.

39 37 Aquarius is the sign of change in this age, and Uranus is the king that leads the army of change.

40 38 A simple reaction to change is mediocrity. An innovative reaction is Aquarian. A negative reaction is Piscean.

41 39 Change, just for the sake of change, is poisonous.

42 40 Change should enable better environs. But change needs its own time to yield fruits.

43 41 Change needs to be holistic. It cannot be piecemeal!

44 42 All related players are to be consulted for every major change, because they are the managers the change managers. The process is consultative.

45 43 Resistance to change in a team requires to be attended to with patience and perseverance.

46 44 Change is necessitated by subsisting inadequacies which need to be addressed.

47 45 Change disturbs the balance but leads to a New Balance.

48 46 Change can not be contemplated without evaluating the existing resources, competence and without planning for additional resources and competence.

49 47 The reason for change needs to be adequately informed / explained, discussed in forums to eliminate avoidable resistance.

50 48 Change has ripple effect. All those involved need to be convinced of the need for change. Change should be understood as good for all and harmful to none in the long run.

51 49 A change in the team is considered good if the members know that it is in their interest to do things differently.

52 50 American dynamics today emerge from: Think different.

53 51 Ancient dynamics relied on: Think afresh.

54 52 The dynamics of the Wise are: Think for the welfare of all.

55 53 Remember that it is not easy to drop set of patterns, set behaviours overnight. Humans are bound by habits, customs, traditions and even by superstitions.

56 54 Nature is beautiful and splendorous due to ever changing colours it presents through seasons. Man is advised to learn to attune to the seasons to be equally beautiful and splendorous. Man preserving from seasons ceases to Be (he decays and dies).

57 55 It is easy to plan a strategy of change. But it is difficult to implement.

58 56 Implementation of change should follow its installation. Such implementation is a teamwork, but not a fancy of the top personnel.

59 57 Every mission needs its vision. The vision needs to be dynamic to accomplish the mission.

60 58 Changing times demand strategic changes in the vision.

61 59 Heterarchy enables implementation with greater vigor than Hierarchy.

62 60 A decentralised plan enables better implementation of change. Center everywhere. Circumference nowhere, is the Aquarian dictum.

63 61 Learning and adapting to the best practices is considered the Global Change Model.

64 62 Collecting the best wherever it is found and inducting it into the existing system with temperance is yet another tool for change.

65 63 Change cannot happen unless one yearns to change.

66 64 One cannot change the other. One can change oneself.

67 65 Models for change are made available by Nature. It is the free will of one to getinspired or to stay as he is.

68 66 A Student of Yoga sees a facility in change that leads him to liberation.

69 67 Every change has a message. Do not cease to expect a messenger; lest you miss an offer of Nature.

70 Conclusion Open-mindedness, legitimizing diversity and efficiency are the keynotes of dynamic change.

71 Dr. Sri K. Parvathi Kumar has been teaching various concepts of wisdom and initiating many groups into the Path of Yoga of Synthesis in India, Europe, Latin America and North America. His teachings are many and varied. They are oriented for practice and are not mere information.

72 Dr. Sri K. Parvathi Kumar has been honoured by the Andhra University with the title, Doctor of Letters Honoris Causa, D.Lit., for all his achievements as a teacher around the world.

73 DHANISHTA is a non-profit publishing house, publishes wisdom teachings flowing through the pen and the voice of Master K. Parvathi Kumar Dhanishta Foundation , Soudamini, Siripuram Visakhapatnam 3, A.P India dhanista@rediffmail.com Address: The World Teacher Trust Global, Wasenmattstrasse 1, CH-8840 Einsiedeln

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