1. The impoverished, are at least fed one good meal through donations at Spiritual Centers
2. Opportunity is created for donations for the affordable ones -research done by Leader and his team
3. Those interested in learning, given an opportunity to learn about Sanatana Dharma

The Five Arrows of Kamadeva
In Hinduism, Kamadeva is the god of love. He appeared from the mind of Brahma carrying a bow made of sugarcane and five flowery arrows. As per Hindu scriptures, the five flowery arrows are made of white lotus, red flower, mango blossom, jasmine and blue water lily.
1. White lotus (Aravinda) creates pleasing and desiring feeling (Harshana).
2. Red Flower (Ashoka) creates attraction or temptation (Rochanam)
3. Mango blossom (Amra) creates infatuation or delusion (Mohanam)
4. Jasmine (Nava Mallika) creates weakness or love sickness (Shoshanam)
5. Blue water lily (nilotpala) creates death (maranam)

         Dharma is my responsibility. i feel my responsibility is to serve as much as possible. i do complain a little sometimes as i go about doing my duties. This i would like to raise to the level of Bhakti – being dedicated and surrendering as i go about doing my responsibilities. These days i try to do things that i love and want to do! Want to take it to the point where i never complain! Narayana!

Rsi Shuka
My pranaams!
I have been asked to write about what you mean to me? You have been the guiding light teaching me how to live and die. I admit that awhile ago , (for me ) you were a character in a scripture. I did not know you at all. In the last 160 ish hours I have got to spend lot of time with you through Vivekji’s classes. Needless to say – The more I know you the more I love you. Nothing compares to you !

What have you done for me?
-More than I can express. Lot of unlearning happened as I listened to you teaching Raja Parikshat and me.
You have helped me let go of lot of my fears and dependence. Most importantly you have taught me how to be dependent on Bhagvan. This bhakta is eternally grateful

1. This RAW and Friday RAD of MM, makes me pause thru every step of acting in this world.
2. If i didn’t and acted without thinking, then i felt sorry – for the action was not fulfilling.
3. Kept me calm and made things lighter rather than wanting to compete.
4. Could really feel sometimes WWW 

Write one paragraph to one page maximum on what it means to be a humble leader.

i Offer my humblest oblations to Mother Saraswati… today i realize that in the trinity of the Goddesses’ world she is the most humblest of all leaders and she is my inner space and my own brilliant intellect which politely remains dormant unless… i n v o k e d.
i humbly offer full prostrations to the 2G God Guru force… a decade ago in 2009 i immersed this mortal body in the esteemed presence of His divine grace offering myself fully with a sankalpa to merge her unto Mother Ganga.
i humbly bow down at the feet of my own mother who greeted me extra sweetly saying my Lakshmi has arrived, her blessings tamed my mind to invoke the inner beauty and poise of Mother Earth within me. Along with her usual welcome ritual she graced me with a spattika mala.
This 2G blessings (accompanied by self effort worth one decade and one year respectively in unit of time) now humbly invokes Mother Saraswati blessings to voice my inner voice.
Because of Guru-s grace now i observe she remained dormant and walked out of unhealthy environments always beaming with self respect and self shine always emerging as the humblest leader in each and every experience since then… 🙂

In a way this course is also a reality check. 
Am i practicing what i am learning?

1. Choose Bhakti- Choose Love And Fulfill my responsibilities cheerfully 
2. To Ask for help from the one who doesn’t need help ( Bhagvan). I’m His child. He is looking at me and after me. Change worrying to learning 
3. To live life intentionally and meaningfully. 
4. Prioritize- There are late night parties , brunches and all of kind of social activities going on. What’s most important ? How is a party helping in my inner evolution? I do not give up on my Vedanta classes. I take one step towards Bhagvan and He takes 10 steps to meet me! 
5. I am not afraid of dying. ( almost!)