The mirror temple with plastic bottles

I had a chance to meet and live with a poet and dalit activist called ramayah

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotiganahalli_Ramaiah

After having a clash with his own organization and master peace name Adima he decided to build a new movement called buddhi Deepa

When I was arriving there he is living with a group of his people and artists on a drama called "Sum sumke" - A Kannada word meaning Simply simply that is the time I got an idea from naraynagurus work of mirror temple this is how he started a social organization called SNDP on parts of kerala

https://www.speakingtree.in/blog/mirror-temples-hindu-wonders

Instead of any ideols in temple narayanaguru installed a mirror to show the nirakara brahman (Means the shapeless form of absolute)

Any way this place was filled with lot of plastic bottles which are thrown everywhere with the help of students there we have collected the plastic bottles and filled the same with mud and sand built the foundation and installed the mirror

This can be further seened in at the link provided here

https://arunsyoga.in/wp/artworks/

Self exploration explanation

Hi,
I thought of giving a little bit explanation of what we are teaching in at self-exploration workshop

1)Tarot cards and the magic of oracles

A good explanation about Crowley tarot deck is available here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoth_tarot_deck  However I would like to give a little explanation about what it really is.

Tarot cards are originally developed for the usage of playing later in Europe it's being found out that this could be a mean of divination the women who founded this out is being hanged by the church and they called them as witches.

Any way tarot deck survived and Aleister Crowley made it available for the public in a nice way. You can read more about Aleister Crowley from here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleister_Crowley


2)Sacred geometry patterns

This Wikipedia article explains well  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_geometry  and the carl j Jung explains this in a very detailed way in at his book called man and his symbols  this is from goods read https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/123632.Man_and_His_Symbols

But the important conceptualization regarding this actually came from India it's done by Shankaracharya  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shankaracharya And he revealed the most of the meaning in at his book called soundarya lahari Nataraja guru explains all of these symbols in at his work which is available in at this link http://www.advaita-vedanta.co.uk/index.php/content/8-content/saundarya-lahari/289-saundarya-lahari-final-illustrated-commentary

Gurudjeffs movement

These are sacred movements developed by Gurdjieff a mystic from Russia however his movements are interestingly followed sacred patterns which we are already discussed.
Read more about here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurdjieff_movements

Paintings are the expression of the soul itself

It was very interesting to meet someone called swami sahajanjana he was the disciple of John letchard (Ascharyacharya ) during my search in ram asrm Bangalore through him I have heard about his guru and his work he found out that painting is the expression of the soul itself


All these this is what you are getting in our self-exploration workshop  plz ping me if you like to hear more about this

Notes from self-exploration workshop Jan 12th 2019

That was an awesome day in which arka an artist nathyabhasi came to my rented apartment I was doing painting in order for My own spiritual progress He has saw all the works which i was doing and asked me that why can't we do a workshop related to this.

That was the beginning of the workshop so-called self-exploration he booked a place in shoonya Bangalore and we organized a workshop over there.

Quickly wrote the matter and started organizing the workshops. We got amused to see the responses which we got from the people. Everything went well and that workshop has given me a lot of good friends.

Nomadic work culture of eduladder

Yes,

I am too much interested in nomadic culture if it turned out to be digital most welcome. This is what I want to promote as a work culture of eduladder. "Imagine a world in which everyone is traveling" Maybe a good dream altogether.

So every employee of eduladder will enjoy the freedom to travel where ever you want. and work from anywhere you like. even its from your girlfriend's house no problem. And get paid for the work you do(Yes we pay as well).

Understand that we wont give you holidays cose "Everyday will be a holiday for you"

Technologies used by eduladder

Eduladder - The main question and answer system of eduladder for content delivery

Shown in at this video https://eduladder.com/edv/frontend/web/video/view?id=1/How-eduladder-works

Architecture:MVC

Eduladder videos:

Framework used:Yii2

Php ads:

A php script for ad delivery

Php list:

A php software for mailing list builder and mass sending of emails

Php My admin

For database management

Web Min

For server management

Docker

For the management of containers.

Technology used

Php:- Programming language

Node Js:Programming language

Mysql:Database language

Css:Style sheet scripting

Html:For html code

Bootstrap:for mobile first design

Jquery mobile:For mobile responsive

Third party services

Google api for text to speech and speech to text conversion

Ezoic:Ai for ad delivery on the top Of DFP

Hosting

Digital ocean cloud hosting.

My enterprenueral journey

Basically, it was an intense self-redefining process for me. I dropped out of my engineering college in order to pursue my dream of becoming an entrepreneur and I saw a very different problem which is needed to be addressed. Nothing but there are very interesting phenomena it was as simple as it is. "If you want to pursue your dream of becoming something you don't need to do anything just study from previous year question papers and appear for exams" There you go you got the graduation neither you are getting true satisfaction nor getting anything out of your learning.

By seeing this tremendous ironical fact I thought of building a question and answer platform similar to stack overflow. But solving question papers are again become a headache for me some of the nice friends from presidency university and also from Dayananda Sagar came out to help me. spent so many years only to solve question and answers.

The browsing data from eduladder for the past year (2017-2018) is as follows. this is the data from google analytics.

Total Users 1,172,356
Unique users 1,169,039
Returning visitors 180,607
Total page views 2,910,519
Unique Page views 1,921,159
Avg. Time on Page 0:01:45
Bounce Rate 70.31%
Language
en-us 606,989
en-gb 426,023
First five countries based on visitors
India 1,084,903
UAE 12,765
USA 10,779
Pakistan 7,269
Nigeria 6,623

Most visited subject
CBSE

Decided to build a video platform which shows videos against the content so that students can easily understand concepts more easily. This video platform will be having a paid content section as well.

What is self exploration workshop

Self-exploration workshop is basically designed to take the fright out of you. In this, we are using mandalas as the tools to explore the self.

A mandala is a symbolic representation of the whole universe - a microcosm representing the macrocosm. When we paint Mandalas we experience various levels of ecstasy in different stages of our journey. Imagine the present space which we are in as the manifestation of the unmanifest. The easiest way to unite with the unmanifest is to use a key which opens a door through us. This is where mandala paintings help us - they are sacred geometric patterns which act as the key which opens this door. in India Hindus and Buddhists have been exploring the use of it for millennia, while in the west such sacred geometry have been explored by great artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci

This workshop is basically a blend of various types of emotional ecstasy in a blend with paint and colors.