Namaste.  Accept our warm greetings from Atlanta, GA.

For the last six years, I have traveled a lot and attended all conventions.  I have had the pride and pleasure to meet all kinds of Brahmins:  leaders, well-to-do, scholars, prudent, emotional, men, women, young and old.  their response, reception and respect for Brahmins was so great that I just spoke out - "Brahmins may be silent but they are soaring like hawks and singing like nightingales and surely united for right cause and in the right direction."

One thing came out clear from my experience, that whatever we may say and do for others, only thing happens when they hear silent sound of their heart.  I met dynamic personalities of great knowledge, reputation and character with pride, humility and austerity, rich at hart and a pocket too.  But somehow the bell never rings that one need to do something to appreciate for what you have received.

As lightening never strikes at the same place, so are some of the opportunities too, do not reappear.  Life programs, country and the world will keep on going, and most of the matters will be forgotten or vanished in the course of time.  But good deeds and ideal virtues are like scriptures, they remain fresh as flower and cited as examples for generations to come.

I met so many people who wanted to do something in life worthwhile for the Brahmin Community.  I am fortunate to say that I attained this opportunity to tell them let us join together and walk through the streams and create a river of Brahmin Force, a fiber consisting virtue, value and powerful thoughts.  I am always thankful to Brahmin Samaj of Georgia and its executive committee for making convention as their goal, which has proved most worthwhile.

Now let us stay cohesive to sustain our new found unity of soaring, singing and strong Brahmins.  I will continue to report, request and repeat what I saw, felt and enjoyed.  You too have to listen to your heart, which may be saying...world is small.  Life runs too fast, prioritize and do something worthwhile.

With warm regards.
Chittaranjan