Comments on: Welcome President Obama, and congratulations on winning the Presidency of the United States

By: manish

manish — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 22:53:08 +0000

OBAMA- a ray of hope for bilions of people around this blue planet.u can’t let down the humanity.just do it.

By: kochuthresiamma p j

kochuthresiamma p j — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 00:24:48 +0000

just spoke to someone who was in the grant park litening to Obama’s speech. she was taken up by the pindrop silence that greeted his words and the awe the man created in the youth. says she’s never seen anything like that. talked of the tangible positive energy generated in the grant park – - – -

By: Harb

Harb — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 22:52:46 +0000

Ritu, thank you. And you are right on all three counts in assessing Obama.
Yes, when a person is choosen by the Grand Evolutionary Scheme of Things all the things around him/her fall into place. It is because all the rest of the things are ultimately also directed by the same Grand Scheme of Things.
Yes, Obama is much evolved human being. As per my understanding of the GSOT – as explained in my book – Global culture in general and US culture in particular in his case is undergoing a paradigm shift from the Age of Ego/Intellect/Reason to the Age of Superego/Intuition/intelligence/wisdom (Superego being the Ego of the collective global culture or even the whole human race with all individual egos losing into it.)It is the Age in which, to say it in other words relating to famous Yin-Yang (Female/Male)figure, Yang gives place to the Yin and White part of the Yin-Yang figure gives place to the Dark part. So, as per my understanding there was quite a chance of either a female becoming the president of US now or a black man. And this is what has happened. The next time it may even be a female.
And lastly, yes, Obama was calm and detached, and he had to be like all other persons choosen by the GSOT. It is because he is not what he is and he is what he is not. His position is like a person on whose back somebody has pressed a hidden weapon. Obviously he will look calm and detached so far as what is happening before him is concerned. His real attantion (dhyana) is drawn inwards towards the GSOT fromwhich he is really taking orders. He well knows his pawn-like postion vis-a-vis the GSOT.
Yes,here is an other to Barack Obama!

By: sharath

sharath — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 06:41:07 +0000

Times change, people change, attitudes change!This is a historic day in the history of America.

By: RajuK

RajuK — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 04:51:23 +0000

Shekhar,
With your pre-mature congratulations, your belief in the pollsters paid off.
Barack Obama seems pragmatic to McCain’s America is great. Hope Obama rules with “humanity is great”. Yes, we need Obama for humanity because America is a powerful country.
My only concern is Obama not work for his big donors, but for America and humanity.

By: Ritu

Ritu — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 22:15:13 +0000

“People think a man changes history. But in reality it is the history which chooses a suitable man when it needs a change”
Harb that was very well said. And it is so true. When the right time comes things just fall into place like a jigsaw puzzle. The right man as the candidate and the electorate doing the right thing. Think of it, the same country that re-elected George Bush in the last election elected Barrack Obama in this one. Obama comes at a time when well-established paradigms over the world are being questioned and breaking down. The world needs a change and he arrives as the harbinger of that change. The right man at the right time.
Apart from making history, like you I also see a much evolved human being in Barrack Obama. The signs have been there throughout his campaign� His sense of ethics, his strong resistance to falling to temptation, the temptation of mud-slinging, of using low-down tactics, populist measures things that are considered normal in any campaign. He has always taken the high-road and shown amazing calm and sorted out thinking in all situations.
But the true depth of his character was on display yesterday. In his moment of making history, he displayed an unusual calm and detachment. There was no exuberance that one would expect out of a normal human being at achieving something so huge, instead here was a man who remained as focused, calm and cool as he was throughout his campaign. There was a saintly detachment to his entire demeanor. As if he is above the material fruits of this world and looking for something much higher. That inspired a lot of confidence in me.
Here is to Barrack Obama!

By: Vinod Agarwal

Vinod Agarwal — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 20:34:54 +0000

Sir,
We can’t have a thriving Wall Street when the Main Street suffers… barrack Obama.
I wish the strategic partnership with India really happens for Good.
Infosys Wipro are all waiting!!
Vinod Agarwal – Changed his sentiments ratings from Practical to CAUTIOUS

By: Cinda

Cinda — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 20:12:31 +0000

I know inspiration has transended boarders when there are people in Canada who wishes they could have voted, just to be able to vote for Obama.
This is certainly something that has never happened in the history of voting.
Canadians were more passionate about this vote more than the vote that took place just weeks ago in Canada for a Prime Minister…AMAZING!
Congratulations to Obama and his Family and all those involved in shaping the future from the captain’s seat!
Last week, my daughter had the unique experience of seeing Obama, in person. It was her first time attending any of this nature…and left her with a positive outlook. As a mindfull human and college student, very little impresses her, however, I believe this experience will leave her motivated towards hope for a better future.
Ode to Obama!

By: justbe

justbe — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:01:14 +0000

welcome : )

By: Isabel

Isabel — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:45:07 +0000

My vision
To stand for what is I see in Obama …
within me…