Suryanarayana Rao Chennapragada Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from India
Suryanarayana Rao Chennapragada Quick Facts
Main Areas: Simple and easy, self taught and self driven relaxation techniques that will gradually lead to wonderful meditation skills.Best Sellers: Unpublished booklet of 65 pages titled 'Relax whenever you wish - Anywhere, Any Time' available as on-line book in my web site www.countingbreaths.com
Career Focus: Practitioner, Teacher and Coach
My sincere thanks to
- David Riklan for this fantastic web site
- The experts who included me as an expert and
- All the experts who wished to network with me.
My approach is to offer simple and proven methods tailored to absolute beginners looking for an easy first step towards self improvement. My methods enable them to make a faltering beginning like a baby learning to walk, not feeling bad about falling often, and keep advancing at their own pace. They enjoy the micro advancement and never give up. I am not offering products or services.
I request all the experts interested in networking with me to kindly see the contents of my recent web site www.countingbreaths.com and comment on it's relevance to their own work.
I hope to be of some use to people around the World before my life comes to an end. I am now 65.
My work is unique but too little compared with that of the existing experts. I would like to add experts to my network who sync with my approach.
Thank you for visiting my page and Good Luck to you!
Suryanarayana
* Collecting an ocean of words, thoughts or concepts should result in a
‘Trickle of Actions’ at the least. Else what a colossal waste of precious time and energy! - Suryanarayana
* The ‘Never-Fail Philosophy’ for Self-Growth: Remembering some times about my chosen path or method, makes me feel that a tiny spark of hope is alive in me. I am happy about this spark. I feed it by casually walking on my path, generating a small flame. I am surprised at my dormant power. I see that this small flame gradually burns away the imaginary barriers that encircled me all these days. Practicing my chosen method(s) sporadically, I see my morale growing higher. I keep on patting myself on my back. I draw inspiration from the baby, who while learning to walk, falls often but gets up quickly and takes a few more determined steps. She is never concerned about falling, but thrilled to get up immediatrely and try again. I often recollect the tiny improvements I have made so far in my Mind and Body, and try again, again, again .…..pretending to be the baby I was! I do not feel stuck to that old path any more. I often walk on this new path. I see it getting clearer and more comforing to walk up on. I will keep going at some pace, resting on the way. Nothing can stop me! - Suryanarayana
* The first step taken is the most important. It shows the intention and sets the direction.
- Suryanarayana
You can send me snail mail at -
4 Springhurst Dr Ste 110
East Greenbush NY 12061
Office phone# 518-391-2889
You can e-mail through my web site www.countingbreaths.com
