Highly regarded for his lectures, workshops and books, his work has inspired people around the world to explore and develop their intuitive awareness, thus helping them to achieve a more balanced and fulfilling life for themselves and where possible helping those around them.

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Srinivas Arka
Inspirational Speaker
http://srinivasarka.org
SRINIVAS ARKA

2. Srinivas Arka is a philosophical author, inspirational speaker,
entrepreneur, humanist and developer of human potential
programmes. He is known for his work, achievements and serving
communities.
Highly regarded for his lectures, workshops and books, his work has inspired people
around the world to explore and develop their intuitive awareness, thus helping them
to achieve a more balanced and fulfilling life for themselves and where possible
helping those around them.
A selection of inspirational books by Srinivas Arka are
available via the website http://srinivasarka.org/literature/
For example, Intuitive Intelligence Programme is a unique
and powerful course developed by Srinivas Arka to bring
depth, abundance and excellence in all the major aspects
of one’s life. It can have a profound and life-enhancing
effect on the learner.
Another popular volume is Petals of The Heart. Readers
who reflect in peaceful solitude on the pictures and
writings in his books, no matter what stage they have
reached in their own spiritual development, will
undoubtedly find the petals of their own conscious heart
unfurling to new ways of being and understanding.
The following page is an extract from Becoming Inspired, one of Srinivas Arka’s most
popular publications to date.

3. The meaning of meditation
The first and final act we should perform before we enter into any work is meditation. We must
experience the unique nature of our individual existence. We must divine a worldly purpose
according to the unique nature and resources that we possess. Then we will feel contentment and
satisfaction. Then we will progress. Meditation leads us to that stage.
In a broader perspective; the whole Universe is a meditational place. All the subjects we deal with in
life are the subjects of meditation. We are the meditators. Every experience in life is part meditation
if it is taken seriously, sincerely and consciously.
What is meditation? Meditation means becoming one with our thoughts, words and actions and
becoming one with the Self where the universe is our home. Meditation is necessary before and
after every task. The intensity of meditation should be proportional to the nature of the task, which
must be judged individually. We have to crystallize our thoughts about what we actually want to do,
because life is a sea of consciousness and opportunities. We must decide what we want. We cannot
achieve everything. Some go to the ocean to drill for oil. Some go fishing. Some go on holiday.
Some go for romance. Some go for meditation. Some go to find the inspiration to write poetry.
Each of us has to make our own choices. Raising spiritual awareness through meditation will help
us to realize the meaning of life rather than regretting the choices we made.
At the beginning of meditation, the first thought that emerges in our minds is, ‘I cannot
concentrate’. For decades, meditation instructors and books on meditation have implied that
concentration is the goal. Mere concentration is not meditation. Concentration is just an exercise of
the mind. Either let go of everything or let everything come in. If we waste our time focusing on
concentrating the mind, then we tend to suffer from headaches or more stress. Concentration is not
a physical act. It is one of the faculties of the mind. It happens on its own when we ease our minds
in a natural way, in natural surroundings and in a serene atmosphere. When we reduce our
psychological stress, emotional burdens and the rigid conditioning of the mind, only then can the
ability to project and focus our minds on any intended object or subject blossom and flourish. This
is true concentration. It is sensitive and subtle. We submit our minds to our hearts and experience
unity within. There is no artificial or technical method that suffices to teach natural meditation. If
we have the will and the patience, true meditation will occur in good time.
The question then becomes: why should we meditate before beginning a task? The answer is: to
experience the virtual process of the task in our consciousness and then see how our intuition could
reflect upon it and bring guidance to us. We must check the points of the particular task, we must
know the process of that task and we must prepare ourselves for unexpected responses and results.
The next question is: why meditate after a task is completed? Meditation after performing a task is
more important than the first meditation because success may cause us to become egotistical and
we may lose the value of the success, thereby hindering or halting our personal growth. Endpoint
meditation is necessary so that we can conduct an overall study of how the process of a task took
place. We may fail or we may succeed in our task, but we should always finish with meditation.
Fine, intuitive meditation happens spontaneously, inspirationally or naturally at the heart level,
where our senses become obedient to our inner spirits and our minds become subservient to our
hearts. Everything merges into a single, beautiful, unified field of experience, known as Dhyana.
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“Although the human mind is a subject of study, the mysticalness of the
mind has not been much experienced or widely understood. It is
intriguing that the morphological structure and physiological functions
of the brain are more or less the same in every human being, but the
nature, attitude and perceptions of the mind are starkly different in
each individual.
“We exist physically in three dimensions and we are also subject to the dimensions of
time and space, but our real deeper consciousness begins at the fifth dimension where
feelings prevail and intuition twinkles, inviting us to explore and experience the inner
realms of our being, with which we start to perceive the world far more clearly than
before.”
Readers in Britain, the United States, Canada, Australasia and Europe, as well as an
increasing number in other countries, have already encountered the Srinivas Arka’s’s
inspiring spiritual and philosophical writings.
If you would like to find out more, or order any of the inspirational books published by
Srinivas Arka, simply visit the website today
http://srinivasarka.org
“Quality is private and an individual emotional experience; quantity is
common logical perception which is the same to everyone and is
registered by the mind numerically”