The Creator's Testimony: An Introduction to Applied Philosophy

By Sudhir R. Kulkarni

The Creators Testimony is a confession addressed to every person who dwells on beliefs, faith and philosophy.

Is Wisdom infl uenced by perceptions? Do values depend on ethics? Are virtues sanctioned by a family, community, society or a nation? Is philosophy imposed on us?

In todays globalized world of human interactions, we look for a common thread and a common culture that can bring us closer. The Creators Testimony sets the premises.

SUDHIR R. KULKARNI is a Civil Engineer, a Risk Manager and an Executive Coach by profession. He is also a scholar in ancient Aryan scriptures and philosophy. He has authored several commentaries on ancient Sanskrit texts. His writings are primarily aimed at releasing philosophy from the holds of theosophical dogma and rituals.

He has received many citations and honors for his motivational campaigns for Oil & Natural Gas Companies in the Middle East.

He is currently working on an objective introduction of another ancient Sanskrit constellatory The Rig Veda Samhita for the new age reader. He blogs on http://TheCreatorsTestimony.com. THE CREATORS TESTIMONY Sudhir R. Kulkarni

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Mar 23, 2011
• ISBN: 9781456777456

Sudhir R. Kulkarni

Sudhir R. Kulkarni is a Civil Engineer, a Risk Manager and an Executive Coach by profession. He is also a scholar in ancient Aryan scriptures and philosophy. He has authored several commentaries on ancient Sanskrit texts. His writings are primarily aimed at releasing philosophy from the holds of theosophical dogma and rituals. He has received many citations and honors for his motivational campaigns for Oil & Natural Gas Companies in the Middle East. He is currently working on an objective introduction of another ancient Sanskrit constellatory 'The Rig Veda Samhita' for the new age reader. He blogs on http://TheCreatorsTestimony.com.

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The Creator’s Testimony

An Introduction to Applied Philosophy

Sudhir R. Kulkarni

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In memory of

Aai, Anna, Vijay, Ravi and Jayashree

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I look to the east and see the first rays of the sun streaming in through the clouds, for indeed fortunate am I who is blessed with sight.

I prepare for another day of sacrifice.

My body—this intricate machine of clay and fire—must yield to the demands of duty and care.

I dare not rest against the sky when my feet are tired, for the sky is merely an illusion. This air gives me space where the body must function. I do not trust the