Prof. Fani Bhusan Das's Page

Professor, How are you fairing? I was thinking of you recently as I was attending a talk on Samhain (So'wen) from the pre-Christian Celtic tradition.  The speaker eloquently presented the Pagan calendar with its cosmic and astral markers of the turning of the year.  It was based on the thirteen month lunar calendar. I was paralleling it with your work.  What seems to be such a mind boggling change to our present calendar simply reflects in your book (Peace Time Calendar) an ancient and heaven/earth connected discarded Truth.  I hope that you are well.  In Peace, Jan

Prof., I have shared some thoughts with you. I do not clearly know if your hospital visit was personal or part of your work, but I hope you are well. Thank you for your Ribbon. In Peace, Jan

I often come back to that sloka when I am weakened and drained by circumstances. I offer this to you in empathy. Here in New Hampshire I have come to view myself as a Placeholder for Peace; if I am accomplishing nothing else, not opening any hearts or minds to greater understandings, I am at least a Holder of the Space for the aliveness of peace to have a place to rest and emanate from. Time, as created falsely by man, must be endured. I, for one, thank you for your decades of peace work, your vision and for your writings. Please continue onward. It may not be in this lifetime that the fruits of your labor will be actualized but I do believe that your work is integral to our evolution. "What is not, has never been; and what is, always is. This truth about the real and the unreal has been realized by the seers." 2:14. Be well, Brother. I am with you in PEACE POWER.

Dear Professor,
I have been deeply moved by your disheartened and honest sharing. I hear, and know personally, your anguish regarding the present overall vibration of the world and its consciousness. VIOLENT POWER does seem to be the ruling force and our work simply feels as though we are banging our heads against a brick wall. This past year I did some trans-personal work and discovered my angst was due to the fact that my Being/my world view did not match that of the reality of the world. Even though I 'knew' this, I discovered that I was attached to the notion that the world SHOULD know better and this was causing my suffering. The world is as it is at this point in its evolution and I needed, and continually need, to accept that.
II am reading your books now. They are rich and intelligent (and sometimes beyond my grasp). They hold a great truth. You are a visionary. And much like the cases of leading edge visionaries of the past there are strongly established forces deeply ingrained in the structure of society that won't budge and allow space for the vision. I think of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, the women encouraging the right to vote. Change came excruciatingly slowly. My heart holds great sorrow for your despair. I know this despair, having been slumped over and despondent as Arjuna was in the battlefield. During that time I meditated on sloka 2:3 from the Bhagavad Gita. Krishna is chiding Arjuna for not doing his duty. "Yield not to weakness. It does not suit you. Shake off this petty faintheartedness. Stand up, Scorcher of foes, wake up!"

Lovely!

Before you say the last word have a look at www.peace365.org and treat it as it is your personal project

In Peace Forever

i agree, prof Fani Bhusan, that you are on the right track, but, believe me, more and more people will recognize it and share our vision. We have to apply R. FRITZ, and/or P. SENGE theory and methodology, and step by step connect these points (reality/vision) through CREATIVE learning and actions.