The Philosopher Guide Online

Editor: Dr. P. Pandian, IAS (Retd.) alias Kaviyogii Bacon


Editorial

THE PHILOSOPHER GUIDE MAY 2008

We Salute the may day heroes. They brought out the clarion call. (Workers of the world unite)

May day signifies sacarifice by the labour force to earn its right. Government of India and Tamilnadu celebrate this day with fanfare and gaiety.

We wish not a single man to be denied the right to work to earn his livelihood.

It is the bounden duty of the government to draw a blue print to provide work opportunity for all men and women.

No one shall eat food with out work.

No Work No Food.

It is the dignity of the labour that is emphasized. No life on earth eats without work except idle men who have inherited properties from their parents.

All the modern advancements in all fields are the express outcome of labour.

Land is a free gift of nature out of the four factors of production.

1. Land
2. Labour
3. Capital
4. Organization

Except land all others are having labour component either mental or physical.

The editor congratulates the Government of Tamil Nadu for harvesting power from the destructives - a sever cylone that hit the coast with gigantic power. We congratulate honourable Dr. Kalaignar and his Electricity Minister for their efforts in this regard by installing giant windmills.

Kaviyogi envisages a day when the destructive forces from the natural calamities are converted into blessings.

We have succeeded in harvesting wind power, let us also harvest the solar energy as well.

Dr. P. Pandian@kaviyogi Bacon
Editor


Kaviyogii announces a poetry competition!

Write briefly, beautifully what you think best which you deem to serve mankind.

What is your suggestion for lessening air pollution?

Send an article to The Philosopher Guide, our magazine. We will publish it in the next issue.

Send your rare painting or drawing.

All submissions can be sent via e-mail to drpandian23@gmail.com or by post.


The ancient method of rain harvest

A reticulated structure made of tin sheets or made of lime mortar will be constructed just below the water spouts in the ceilings below the the house terraces. The first rain would be allowed to wash off the dirt. The second shower will fill these reticulated structures and the overflow only will be allowed to drain in to the vicinity of the household wells and the excess will run off in to the street which too will be directed to flow over soakage pits filled with sand which will recharge the subsoil water table. The further excess will be saved in tanks and ponds in villages.

I have seen these arrangements in Singampunari Panchayat Union areas in 1958. I am prepared to give free advice for those interested. Please e-mail drpandian23@gmail.com for details.


We can take up any type of voluntary agency work for execution in India, that is entrusted to us by various welfare agencies in the world. We ensure 100% utilization as per the objective of the welfare organization, in the field of poverty alleviation front like

  1. Free distribution of foodstuffs to the poor and the afflicted
  2. Free distribution of medicines
  3. Community development work, advice, planning and execution
  4. Preservation of nature
  5. Ecological balance maintaining
  6. Tapping of natural resources for human welfare without affecting in anyway the Nature's wealth



An open letter to the heads of temples and heads of religious bodies:

We request you to kindly peruse the books authored by Kaviyogii in the Publications page. If you want talavaralaru to your temples, Kaviyogii is pleased to sing extempore.

- Kaviyogii


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