I'm in a school at Chennai that has subscribed FT for all the students. Initially I was uncomfortable with this move by the school, but after reading the magazine, I feel I'm very lucky. The February '10 issue was great, rocking. I found myself getting goosebumps while reading it. The article 'Dear Daddy' was superb! I found tears running down my cheek while reading it. 'Who wants your solution' was also interesting and practical. The image you've chosen to represent that article was also touching! Thousands of thumbs up for your team!

Balaji M C, Chennai

If we learn to show love for others, we get everything in life. This good thought was inspired in me by FT. I am always a geek reader about my profession. But, for the first time when I got a chance to see a poster of FT in a pet shop at Coimbatore, I felt this magazine will make me feel life, love and be a professional more than I ever expected and it's happening! Having read the magazine, I felt it worth for lifetime subscription and also to share the same with people around me. Majority of the people came back asking for the magazine or have directly subscribed. Whatever may be your life's phase, questions, whatever age you're in and wherever you're from, this magazine has the answers! I personally felt the real change in my day-to-day activities. I love this wonderful effort and am happy to be one among the lovers in the FT pool.

Sundar V K, Bangalore

Never judge a book by its cover, this adage proved so true in my case. I have been seeing FT in leading bookshops as well as a super market near my house. The striking montage was screaming its way out, trying to vie my attention from among other glossy magazines placed around and over it. Yet, never did I once care to even stretch my arm to reach it, reading it was somewhere much beyond. It was one of those Sunday evenings when I was browsing for some food for my thoughts that I once again chanced upon FT. But this time around the hand just reached for the book. And believe me, from then on, there has been no looking back. Every single article including the 'Health Glance', 'Quotes' and jokes manage to linger long after the reading is done with. The articles are like an instant cup of coffee that peps you up every time you read it and create a craving for more, once you finished reading. Reading FT is thoroughly enjoyed, not just by me, but my husband and mom-in-law too. In our 'we' time, mostly there is loud reading done, which ensures appreciation as well as critical evaluation of the articles between the three 'intellectuals'. Must say it's worth the time spent and happiness earned. FT, sure, is a book that I can read time and again. It's a collector's collectible. Keep up the good work, team FT!

Nithya S, Chennai

After reading Frozen Thoughts, I arrived at the conclusion that “A life with FT and one without it is like living in a room with windows and one without.” Frozen Thoughts is a counsellor during loneliness and a relief to the packed mind and windows to the imprisoned thoughts. The experience after reading it is just like a refreshing dose that purifies and sanctifies the mind and soul alike, to march onward on the path of life with renewed vigour and energy and without fear. FT needs to be circulated in every school and college of our Nation. It would be the most handsome tribute in moulding the youth of India into the best future citizens of the largest democratic nation in the world. FT is not for a particular era or age or religion. Yes, it has transgressed the man-made barriers and taken the entire world.

Anand Gopal, Pune

Reading Frozen Thoughts is like drinking a hot cup of coffee, inside the house, under the quilt, when the world outside is a cold-cold winter - FT warms the heart, awakens the child within me and makes me say aloud, “I can be the sunshine.” It is fascinating to know that people in Frozen Thoughts team are actually making an extraordinary difference to the world around us. You are also proving that each and every one of us can make this difference in our day-to-day existence. The words put in Frozen Thoughts reach the core of the heart, to every cell of the body and then finally as the action in my life. FT has proved to me that words manifest as action, without me realising, it becomes a way of my life. I am proud to be a part of this huge Frozen Thoughts family. Hats of to this sunshine team! Wish you a very Merry Christmas and a glowing New Year.

Dr. Sangavai M, Kodungayur

The last time I read Frozen Thoughts was way back in February 2005. I never had my own copy of FT as it was quite expensive for me during my school days. I just had a chance to rush through it every week at the library, stood dependent on pure luck. As of now, I have learnt to save my pocket money for it. How nice it feels to have a book, with which you are able to share feelings in a virtual duplex mode. A book that unpacks your stress, like a good friend - a friend who stays with you, giving valuable thoughts that are vital for carving your future. A friend who always freshens the air around you, probably the air within you too! My father asked me once, "Is it worth for your money?" Well it's an axiom, ‘worth more than your money’. The amount of professionalism incorporated makes it 'The best', second to none. The good thing is, this magazine recognises the soul and powers its capabilities. Sometimes we earn a friend, a good one, just like a strike of lightning. Frozen Thoughts has become one such good friend of mine. It has slowly started freezing its place in my heart. A new companion every month keeps me going the best way it can. Thoughts are different from actions, but when they start synchronising, life feels better than ever.

Dinesh Jaswant Singh

Life is about finding our destinations. We need advice, but love giving it and not taking it. After I let Frozen Thoughts become a part of my family, things have changed. It has not imposed its views on us; but it does get the point across. It has brought about a radical change in the way my family thinks and rethinks. Every member gets something useful and does not feel irritated. It has made my life easier and also taught me a few useful lessons. I have accepted FT as my wisest family member. It may look unassuming on the coffee table, but its thoughts are headier than the headiest of brews.

Shakuntala Motwani, Pune

What a comprehensive coverage in Frozen Thoughts that it touches all the aspects of our day-to-day lives. The wordings are simple to understand, the pictures are extremely significant and the message directly penetrates the heart. It's as if the Almighty is conversing with me. Taking in the good is not about putting a happy, shiny face on everything, nor is it about turning away from the hard facts of life. It's about nourishing inner well-being, contentment, and peace. FT just does that. I have just finished reading the 'Awakening' in the latest issue of FT and my outlook towards 'relationships' in life has changed, rather transformed. Enlightenment has begun... Now, with FT's association in my life, I'm more excited to be alive...

Mahesh Malpani, Pune

I am a regular reader of FT. I retired recently after putting in more than 30 years of service in the banking sector. I always used to feel that life comes to a standstill once I stop working. I was getting to read some well-meant articles in FT and from them I have come to understand that life will always move on and there is always something in life to see and learn from. Your articles are very informative, extremely motivating, energising and of course, articulated. It has taught me the importance of self-belief, instilled a certain amount of confidence, and overall has helped me to rethink and resize my priorities in life. I have read a lot of books and I have seen a lot of changes in my life through the decades, by applying some value adds, but I feel very bad about the fact that FT was not there during my formative years. But, like they say, it's better late than never. All your issues are a part of my treasured collection and I request you to continue your wonderful service to the society. Always do remember, very few entities make an effort to change the lives of people and only very few of them succeed and you are one among the best I have seen. I wish FT and its team more success in the years to come.

Mohan S

I've been reading Frozen Thoughts for the past three months. All the topics are thought-provoking and everything is explained in simple language. The 'Awakening' of July '09 issue was a wonderful one and I made my son read the same. 'Power of dreams' was a real eye-opener for me. After reading it, I wrote in my register my immediate dream of possessing a place for my practice in the coming year and I've announced it to my family members and have also asked them to pray for the same. I am falling short of words to explain how it has impacted me. Regarding 'Son's confessions'-I guess many men need to read it. You've shown such a simple way of solving such a difficult and complicated universal problem. 'Does 'hurt' hurt so much?' was presented in a very decent way. Last but not the least, the 'Unposted Letter'! What can be said about that! I felt as if god was really talking to me when I read that. Unexplainable gratitude came from my heart for touching my soul through that letter. Keep it up.

Dr.Sushmaa

I have been reading FT for the last three years and it has helped me improve my attitude - both towards people and towards my profession. The greatest benefit FT has bestowed on me is to experience happiness every moment, despite challenges. Recently, I picked up five issues of FT pertaining to last few years (I won't call them old because any issue of FT is contemporary) and gifted them to one of my friends during his marriage. He came back in three months and told me, “I cherish your gift as the best among all that I got in my wedding! That was really amazing.” There is no gift greater than the gift of wisdom. Dear FT team, you are making a difference in taking forward India to new horizons! Jai Hind!

Karthikeyan R, New Delhi

I was awestruck by the 'Awakening' in the June '09 issue. It explains in depth about the importance of perseverance in a very impacting manner. I struck a chord with the same as it helped me in two different dimensions, namely health and career. I often used to feel frustrated in my job as I never seemed to have a direction towards attaining my goals. In fact, it was so bad that I used to fear setting goals as I was sure that I will never attain them. After reading this article, I feel a strong sense of resurgence seeping through my mind and I have renewed my energies towards attaining my goals. Further, it has shown me the one factor that I have lacked always - consistency. I am very confident now about going forward towards my life and am looking forward to the challenges that will arise. Frozen Thoughts is not a magazine, it is a reference to life, a perfect guide which teaches us values that we need to hold on to and also helps to develop and nurture the soul. Continue to render your excellent service. It teaches us what we can aptly sum 'The Art of Living'.

Bharathwaj Mohan

Frozen Thoughts, ironically, seems to be liquefying the deeply hardened latent treasures of life. It is but natural for a blind man to yearn for vision. However, FT seems to yearn even for people with vision, who, unfortunately have turned blind to simple truths and realities of life. It is not an arduous task for a highly skilled, persuasive writer to evoke actions from or reactions to their words. But articles written in FT go far beyond, ensuring that the readers not only just act or react, but wholesomely meditate, rejoice and are guided forward to eternity by the essence of what is conveyed through those articles. I am sure Team FT has steadfastly embarked on an objective mission, admirably directed by a pellucid vision, absolutely certain that it will reach its destination with resounding success. Kudos to Team FT.

TVaradharajan

“Frozen Thoughts must be like any other magazine,” is what I thought when one of my friends introduced me to this book. The first thing I learnt after I read the issue was 'never to have preconceived notions'. This magazine has everything I have always wanted as a person in my life. Touching stories, inspiring quotes, clarity in idea, expressed corrections of small mistakes that can actually give amazing results when rectified. The best of all, it makes sure that I am in 'reality' and strengthens me emotionally. I read FT not with my eyes, but with my heart and it has given me startling results. Even the advertisements that are included in this magazine reflect the maximum exploitation of creativity. As a student, I prostrate before this book, as it helps in 'The making of me'.

Sam ea

The reference books I keep next to my work desk are Bhagavad-Gita and Thirukkural. Since the last few months, each issue of 'Frozen Thoughts' has found a pride of place in this collection. Gita reminds one to visualise the true Self within to unravel the mysteries of the microcosm and macrocosm and more importantly to perform the ordained tasks assigned to one in an excellent manner, without any expectation of recognition or reward. Kural, on the other hand, trains you to lead a meaningful life in this world of ours, bountiful in complexities and confusion, in whatever occupation you choose to pursue. Both the above are rich in high value theory and in my opinion, lack elucidation by analogies. Here is where Frozen Thoughts comes to the fore with living examples, personal experiences and social behaviour patterns to be followed in tricky situations. Every issue has something to offer, something to live for, something to emulate and something to spread and broadcast for many who are seekers of knowledge or wisdom. My best wishes to the creative team to keep going and realise the mission to make this world of ours a better place, fostering fraternity and unity.

S Karthikeyan, Mumbai

Nikita (my friend) and I used to discuss many issues related to life, people and things around us. I used to ask her many things and our discussions would continue for hours together. I don't know how, but she understood it right that I needed someone to guide me in my thought process and she introduced me to this lovely magazine Frozen Thoughts. Since then, I have been reading Frozen Thoughts regularly and I find complete solace in it. I truly feel that it is food for mind and soul. Each article carries a special message and is truly sensational. 'Unposted Letter' is too good and directly makes an impact. 'Excited to be alive' in T.T.Rangarajan's signature brings out life even in worst of the situations! I strongly think that each individual should read FT. It not only provokes one to live with complete zest, but also add a spice of thinking in life. Hence, I try to present this magazine to people I meet. I make it a point to gift it to my friends, colleagues and seniors. I just wish that more and more people read FT and feel the excitement to be alive! Indeed FT has the potency to reach hearts and inspire lives of many! Such magazines can build a bright, beautiful and prosperous tomorrow!

Pratik Neve, Pune

Thanks FT. I owe you a lot in my life. The way I think in difficult times, the way I relate with other people and their problems, the way I try to solve problems, the way I try to be happy and help others to be happy - and so on and so forth is to a considerable extent, because of being associated with FT for the last four years. FT was introduced to me when I was in a terrible state of depression. Since then I am a devotee of FT. FT defines life very explicitly, but at the same time in very simple words and with day-to-day examples. I apply the principles of FT in my personal as well as my professional life and truly I can say that 'they work'. In short I have learnt that in spite of the 'conditions', life is still beautiful. Thank you for the 'Unposted Letters'. Thank you Naren and thank you to all those who contribute to FT. You are all doing a great and inspiring job. Keep it up!

Dr.Pradnya Kulkarni, Pune

The worst part of life is that only bad news seems to make the best headlines. Are we using 'bad news' as a drug to pamper our basic instincts? Frozen Thoughts does not aim to sensationalise, but to make more sense about sensibilities. Reading it never gives stress and helps to relax. As I read your opening lines on recession, I started feeling good about life and its hues. While everyone else was hell-bent on painting a scenario of doom and depression, your words made sense in a world seeking nonsense. Money may seem less, but this is the perfect opportunity for mankind to stop and smell the roses. I've begun to rediscover those funny, familiar, forgotten feelings. Frozen Thoughts has brought back the sheer joy of perusal and it's magic. Every word remains etched in the inner folds of the mind. Great thoughts to make an even greater world! 'Unposted Letter' is a rare form of writing. It does aim to be preachy, but helps to open up the inner thoughts and dry-clean the cobwebs that inflict themselves in our thought process.

Pramila Chirukandan, Pune

I've been a reader of FT for almost a year now and it's been a wonderful journey with FT till now. For a person like me who never used to take even a booklet to read, it was a real challenge to pick up FT and read it. But there was this charm that FT had, reading a word would make me go to the next one, to the next line, the next page... and keep up my adrenaline high throughout, wanting to know what would come next. Since then there was no looking back. I could relate every column of FT with myself and the people around me. It has helped me understand people who mean my world to me, in a much better way. There were things about which I couldn't convince them, but gifting the related article from FT did it. I just know that I am always excited to be alive with FT.

Priya Jain, Mumbai

Frozen Thoughts has an abyss of infinity in abstaining from immature thoughts and adopting an immaculate way of life. It's pages and pages of words of wisdom and agglomeration of thoughtprovoking articles. They not only provoke thoughts, but also actuate the person to do what is to be done. Phrases such as, “Through success we may earn, but only through failures we learn,” provide a ravishing start at the end of a bad day. The 'Unposted Letter' column is an eye-opener. Reading through it I was forced to look at the repulsing truth of what kind of a person I have been, my actions and their bizarre outcomes. It tugged my heart and my mind longed for a change and there a new person is born! FT is an affable friend. Spending time with FT we can mould ourselves from a pallid state to a glowing state and live life with lustre. And that is possible only by FT. Long live its unbeatable and amicable service to mankind.

Pavitra C J, Chennai

I feel FT is one of those jewels that can't be adorned on someone; rather it adorns one's mind. The 'Unposted Letter' serves as an eye-opener to ways to a happy and meaningful life. We are too blind to see them in our so-called busy lives. Rajan's assiduous eloquence really inspires me. The magazine is wonderful and I often re-read old issues. I have been reading FT for over a year now and I would like to believe that there has been a positive change in my outlook and my life. The dexterously tailored lines on the cover page serve as 'an awakening' in true sense. I had recommended FT to some of my friends who were directionless like me. And needless to say, even they have been awed by FT's meticulous finesse in publishing thought-provoking articles. Team FT, we really feel 'happy and excited to be alive....' as you people say! Keep up the good work.

Sonam S Jain, Mumbai

FT's 'Collector's Edition' was a gripping read from cover to cover. I, for one, enjoyed the 'Unposted Letter' that stretched across several pages, but was extremely lucid and thought-provoking and dealt with a whole gamut of issues and left me with a feeling of having attended a hour long lecture by the best psychoanalyst in town. The 'Pearls of Wisdom' liberally strewn across the pages of the issue added to its lustre and the thoughts conveyed were sublime and noble, leaving lingering memories and inculcating in the readers invaluable lessons that could stand them in good stead for their future. FT's fascination for the hoi polloi, the ordinary man and woman in the street was manifest in the feature 'Everyday People'. The media usually focuses extensively on the privileged class, wholly ignoring the lesser mortals whose lives and contributions to society are no less important. FT has always filled the breach admirably and I am certain that this focus, which marks FT as a journal for one and all will continue in future too.

Vijayalakshmi A

To me, Frozen Thoughts has become a way of life. In an amazing way the essence of wisdom contained in the vast scriptures seem to manifest in a capsule called Frozen Thoughts. For those like me steeped in a mundane profession of Chartered Accountancy, surrounded by law books, the capsule of Frozen Thoughts comes like manna in the desert. My bookshelf is unfortunately not adorned by the Divine scriptures but fortunately issues of Frozen Thoughts occupy their rightful place, smugly perched in the shelf. So tiny and oblivious in size, but gigantic in content. Thank you Frozen Thoughts for offering the capsule of Ambrosia to mankind on a platter -helping humanity to rejuvenate its mind, heart and soul.

Lalit N Modi, Pondicherry

I'm a teacher by profession and FT has helped me to get into the minds of my children. Reading at least one article to my students everyday has developed all the skills in us. My 'passed out students' still remember me only because of my closeness with them through FT. At present, I'm the Head of an institution in the outskirts of Chennai and now I can handle any situation and face any problem with the help of the wisdom of Frozen Thoughts that has been infused into me. Let Frozen Thoughts live as long as the world lives.

Saisudha Balachandran, Chennai

We, as a race, are unique but are somehow scared to emerge from the cocoon. Humanity has become like an iceberg and our emotions are like the Titanic. Our own thoughts keep hitting this iceberg and we end up as sunken wrecks. Frozen Thoughts, as a guide, has managed to thaw the process. The saddest part of our existence is our blind worship of 'intellectual gurus'. Gurus block off the thought process and prevent individual uniqueness. They only want to be heard and herd we become in the process. As FT reached the 100th issue milestone, your warm thoughts touched 100 degrees of affection. A century is meaningless, unless it really changes. Change you have truly brought and created a whole new process of 'individual thinking' by melting away concepts that humans find themselves trapped in.

Sushila Melwani, Pune

I have always admired the language and style of presentation of all the articles in Frozen Thoughts. 'Unposted Letter' truly touches me to the core and post some incredibly inspiring thoughts in me. 'Unposted Letter' is woven in an intricate thought process of gradually transforming the mind to slowly learn to detach from unnecessary attractions and affinity in life. Especially the artifact anecdote shows how materialistically we equip ourselves only to get cocooned in unwanted worries and fears. My hubby always says that the heart should be strong enough to bear anything in life. Correlating the two, I feel that in a life full of ups and downs, the heart should take every moment as it comes and that is possible only if we do not get attached to anything in life. This again involves a decision of remaining attached or otherwise. Dreams would never sprout if totally detached. Worries would permanently get tagged if attached to anything small or big. So, reading 'Unposted Letter' has instilled in me the power to differentiate the hairline difference between the two to constantly keep giving wings to dreams and at the same time keep rising above broken dreams too. Good luck for more 'Unposted Letters' to keep posting new thoughts in millions of minds.

I have always admired the language and style of presentation of all the articles in Frozen Thoughts. 'Unposted Letter' truly touches me to the core and post some incredibly inspiring thoughts in me. 'Unposted Letter' is woven in an intricate thought process of gradually transforming the mind to slowly learn to detach from unnecessary attractions and affinity in life. Especially the artifact anecdote shows how materialistically we equip ourselves only to get cocooned in unwanted worries and fears. My hubby always says that the heart should be strong enough to bear anything in life. Correlating the two, I feel that in a life full of ups and downs, the heart should take every moment as it comes and that is possible only if we do not get attached to anything in life. This again involves a decision of remaining attached or otherwise. Dreams would never sprout if totally detached. Worries would permanently get tagged if attached to anything small or big. So, reading 'Unposted Letter' has instilled in me the power to differentiate the hairline difference between the two to constantly keep giving wings to dreams and at the same time keep rising above broken dreams too. Good luck for more 'Unposted Letters' to keep posting new thoughts in millions of minds.

Jayanthi Raja Sreenivasan, Chennai

The sad part is that humans try to squeeze more out of life and do not enjoy the juice. We assume we are indispensable and without us everything would be useless. Do we have to achieve and over-achieve and go deeper into gloom? Frozen Thoughts is the right cure to melt the ice in people's minds and let the warmth back. We talk about the 'global warming', but we hide the fact that our own thoughts are icy and frozen. The cover of the latest issue represented the real chaos in the universe. We need guts to thaw our thoughts and courage to accept the warmth from the thawing process.

Loveen Motwani, Pune

In an era where rabid commercialism rules the roost and the media seeks to pander to the lowest denominator to sell its wares, with truth and sobriety sacrificed at the altar of Mammon, Frozen Thoughts stands out as a glorious exception to the rule. Each issue is an eclectic mix of the sublime and the inspirational, affording readers not only the mere reading pleasure but also stirring and moving them to develop social consciousness as the ‘Unposted Letter’ advocates a love for our fellow beings and an awareness of the plight of the have-nots, who unfortunately are a majority in our country. Indifference, cynicism and rhetoric will lead us nowhere. A simple good deed could make a world of difference. I am certain that FT will continue to render yeoman service to its readers and through them to the community at large through its future issues too. My kudos to FT and I wish more strength to your elbow.

Aravind C V, Bangalore

There is learning in every sentence of Paraman's article. Each word in this writing is powerful. Thanks to Paraman for writing such a transforming article. Let me flow the Michael Phelps's way.

Mukunthan Narasimhan, New York

Just sharing a thought dear friend... Some of the articles in the recent issue of Frozen Thoughts are related to 'Who am I?' and flipping through these pages, the frozen folds of my brain thawed down to reveal an equation I read as a kid. This has had an immense impact in my life and I would wish to share it through your pages.

“Man is but a fraction,
The numerator is what he is,
The denominator is what he thinks he is,
Greater the denominator,
Smaller the fraction.”

Sultan Ahmed Ismail, Chennai

I have been reading Frozen Thoughts for the past two years. The content and quality of the articles are always very good and decent. The articles which are about relationships bring out the emotions very well. But I feel most of the articles seem to be of high standard, which targets only professionals and business people. Can we have some articles, which are humorous? ‘Intimate Strangers’ should be a regular column. Hope FT team will take our suggestions and maintain this quality forever.

Vidhya S, Chennai

‘Don't judge a book by its cover' goes the cliché. But who doesn't get attracted to a book by its cover? Truly speaking, the beautiful designing of the cover page of FT actually drew me into reading this life changing magazine. Since then FT (Frozen Thoughts) is being the FT (First Thing) in setting out my days. I should appreciate the FT team for not only giving us life changing articles, but also for the marvellous cover pictures and relevant photographs attached to each and every article. Every time I see FT, the very picture on the cover page rejuvenates me and restores in me all good hopes and trust back into life. The excellent photographs attached to every article lure me to peer into it and eventually get me engrossed in it! Kudos and hearty wishes for such great designing!

Padma Gopal, Chennai

I head a residential school. It is heartening to write that Frozen Thoughts has been the most sought after magazine by all of us. Almost all my staff read Frozen Thoughts regularly from cover to cover, and share those important gems with our students. What a way to reach the student community! My assembly talks on Mondays, as the Principal, are invariably on topics that I read in Frozen Thoughts. ‘Unposted Letter’ is photocopied and pinned in our staff noticeboard the day Frozen Thoughts is received. The entire school community is grateful to you for introducing the realities of life to us.

Ganesan V, Mettupalayam

With increasing power and success there is always an increase in responsibility. Failing to recognize this will certainly lead to a fall. FT is flimsily able to balance this success and responsibility aspects and I have never come across any other magazine, which successfully withstands the pressure of growing and changing expectations of readers. Limitations cannot limit you. Great going. God be with you.

Naachimuthu K P, Salem

I am based in Chennai, and have been in publishing trade for over 30 years! I teach Brand Management and Corporate Image building and soon my first book will be released. I have, during my days with Doubleday Inc, owned by Feffer and Simons, handled over 300 magazines, and also while working with HBM Singapore we had nearly forty magazines. Most of them were printed in HK, Singapore, Italy.

Let me be very candid. FT is one of the BEST magazines I have ever read in my life!!! (I just finished my 59th B'day!!!) In fact the chemistry of reading or should I say the physics of reading - is sharing the author's thoughts and all the articles featured trigger thoughts in the reader and this is a very difficult job of any publisher.

If at all one has to give a positive side of 'reading between lines' I bet you folks have a hidden agenda of being responsible to create value to the society. And this is where you score 100/100. Honestly, my wisdom tooth is finally active!!! The content is so good and informative, thoughts come alive really, editorials first class, production value superb... wait.... I am looking for few more great adjectives!!!! The production quality - including the paper used, fonts for features, is of international standard.... and no wonder you are able to sell space for ads... Great Work! Keep it up!!! I am bankrupt in my vocabulary to say any thing more....

Ravi Shivram, Chennai

It's been a while,
Having started reading this magazine of delight!
And been truly inspired,
By the genuine posts piled,
My passion has grown no doubt
As long as River Nile!
One year down the line,
I cherish the moments divine,
Few more are on the cards,
And if anything is as per the past,
I'm bound to have a Blast!
And I landed up in this maze,
Reading with a question marked face,
But was more than amused,
When I saw some write-ups genuinely phrased.
The strangest philosophy enwrapped in 'Awakening' that I'll shout it loud,
'Voice of Love' is all, but not life without!
Browsing forth into the post of 'Unposted Letter',
Is the editor's simply Atomic chit and chatter!
Nurturing into the 'Health Glance' coup d'oeil,
The workouts and diet recipes with all, but oil!
Chew the Cud or 'Chew the Gum',
The more you chew, the more the plumb!
Making Lasting 'Impressions' in this biography section,
No matter what you think, it's not any fiction!
Straight line, stream line, so, know your 'Body Line',
Taking care of your health and mind; keep it fit and fine!
Wise and Campy Thoughts pouring into 'Wisdom Thoughts',
Apply them in your life and drain all the dirty spots!
The section I love is 'PLUS' and 'Quotes',
I always ponder from they gather all these witty notes!
When all that Matters is 'Alma Mater',
Helping one realise oneself, no matter!
But of course any praise of FT is all but incomplete,
If I don't mention that 'Clarity is Power' is a treat!

Nithya

Helen Keller's saying, “The best and the most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with heart,” reminds me of FT. FT is one magazine which helps us stay focussed, motivated and supercharged amidst the hustle and bustle of today's world. I have met with lot of failures and problems. Often I get dejected. FT taught me one thing, “No problem lasts forever. Whatever we experience in this ever-changing life is sure to pass, even pain.” FT helped me gain clarity and insight into the design of self. Now I am placed in a big IT company. I thank FT for making me realise that success is to be measured not by the position one has reached in life, but by the obstacles he has overcome. Voice of Love taught me that happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace and gratitude. And he who is filled with love is filled with God himself. Nothing will uplift you more than powerful and inspiring words. A daily dose of motivation helps us to cope with the challenges we face daily, giving us strength and reinforcing our beliefs in our own abilities. There is no better way to start the day than having a motivational and inspirational quote with your coffee. Get started with FT.

Vijayalakshmi Manikandan, Trichy

Hats off to the illustrious FT team! I pray to Almighty for all of you Ayushman Bhava. In the April'08 issue, at the outset I couldn't comprehend the statement, “In pushing the lower the higher delights.” But as I went through the article, as expressed by Avyakta, I just couldn't control my tears. Can anyone express such a sublime concept in a better manner? Preeta Krishna's musings on her observation of her baby leading to God's leelas - what a terrific analogy! Simply great! For the past three years I have been a regular reader of this unique magazine. I have been a teacher from nursery level to college level for more than 36 years, moving heaven and earth to inculcate values among my students. Still, as a teacher-educator, I strive for the same among future teachers. I never imagined that such an attempt could be made through a magazine like Frozen Thoughts. All educational institutions need to subscribe for FT. Every article is to be read deeply, chewed and digested. Certainly it would transform the world into a better place to live in for the future generation. May God be with you in all your endeavours. Spiritually yours,

Sasikalaa AR, Chennai

I am 15. I love FT and I'm always eager to get the next issue of FT. I am very much thankful to my uncle Mr.Aloke who introduced me to this wonderful magazine. I consider FT as one of my mentors. FT has been of immense help to me and has filled me with positivity and energy. 'Awakening', 'Unposted Letter', 'Clarity is Power', and 'Alma Mater Values' are my favourite columns, but even the others are good as well. I love FT as a whole and I'm grateful to FT for all it has done for me. Happy Reading!!

Shweta V, Chennai

Frozen Thoughts of March'08 was informative as well as enlightening. 'Unposted Letter' has posted a powerful thought in me, stressing how a leader of a society should set values within himself so that others can imitate and the world will follow. The caption from Bhagavad-Gita was so powerful. Most of us waste life thinking about the past, but a few foresee the future. Our dignity lies not in falling, but in rising. 'Awakening' would have enlightened many, I believe. I always feel that others do not love me or accept me. 'Classroom on the bridge' teaches me that it is up to me to start liking and loving others. I have to hold on to the hand of the person who loves me. Every religion stresses upon one God, each one is created in the image of God, and so are all children of God. But, in reality we are not able to follow this and that is the cause for agitation in the society. If everyone is made aware of one source, surely there won't be any boundaries. If this thought is set by you and me, then the world will follow. Thank you Megha. Let Frozen Thoughts continue to melt the hearts of many.

Bro.Christy Raj, Chennai

I am glad and proud that FT touches the lives of readers from over 60 countries across the world. All the articles in FT are soul touching in one way or the other in everyone's life. Examples cited in FT would have happened in everyone's life yesterday or will happen today or may happen tomorrow. If we read all the articles, they relate to our past, present and future. The galaxy of writers, writing articles in FT are bringing out everything in life - from small to big, from their heart. In FT there is an answer for everybody's question, whether organisational issues or individual queries. Sometimes I wonder, how the writers are studying the reader's mind? Every article is superb. I don't think there are words in the dictionary to explain what I feel about FT.

I feel, instead of reading the messages given in FT articles once, we must read every article more than once and every time I get different messages from the same article. I am 70 and I have read a lot of books and magazines in my lifetime. I can vouch FT cannot be compared with any other magazine, either in India or abroad.

My only request is please avoid publishing multiple articles from the same writer in an issue. Finally I conclude FT is creating a silent revolution by changing lives - from 17 to 70. I have seen this change in my own life.

Durairajan, Chennai

I have been religiously reading FT for the past two years. I met with a couple of disastrous failures in life and was helpless, rather completely confused as to how I should proceed with life. Everything seemed so dark and nothing could console me. I thought my life bumped into a dead-end. Suicide seemed the only option. Call it immaturity or stupidity, but that was it. 'Awakening' in March 2008 issue turned to be an eye-opener. It was sooo made for me. I've now pledged to profit from my losses and I'm working on it. The article made me realise how sadly ignorant I was, on the realities of life and there's a way to go. I'm now living in the present continuous. I've presented myself to the present. Thanks FT for being there. Blessed to have you.

Veronica Antony

Good things take time to happen. In my case, with reference to Frozen Thoughts, it has taken hell lot of time. I have been visiting my friend's house almost every week and (later I understood) he has been subscribing for FT for the last two years. I was not destined, even to see the book. Only yesterday, in the midst of casual conversations, I was mentioning as to how civilised and polite we are when dealing with strangers and office folk, but behave like beasts at home, with our kith and kin. My friend's little son, who was within earshot, came to me running with a copy of the February '08 issue of FT. He showed 'That's wisdom' page and said, “Uncle, what you have said just now is already there in this book.” I took the book in my hand and went through that page. Lo! I was fully lost in the book. I did not know when my friend's wife brought me snacks and coffee and how I took them. The book, articles therein, were so absorbing… Oh! What a book!

It is a superstore of all matters under the sun - Voice of Love, selfless love, pure devotion, self-confidence, inspiration, modern techniques, medicine, what not? The book is really a treasure house. I carried all previous issues of FT when I left my friend's house. I had completed reading all issues in two or three days. I know you would have received lot of letters of appreciation and one more may not mean much. But still, I had to do my duty. I had to fulfil the desire of inner voice which commanded me to write this letter. Kindly accept my congratulations and good wishes.

P R Srinivasan, Chennai

I have been reading Frozen Thoughts for the past few months and to my surprise, in such a short span of time, I have become addicted to it. Almost all the articles are heart-warming and guide me in my thinking. Believe me, it is the best food for the mind and the soul. To say the truth, I never heard of FT until I got to know about it from my sister-in-law. But, from the time I got to read FT from her, I have found a new friend in life. I am really thankful to both my sister-in-law and obviously you, Frozen Thoughts.

Aarti Agarwal

I always long for the first week of every month for the new issue of FT. The very name 'Frozen Thoughts' gives me so much inspiration. FT has helped me to change my outlook towards various things in life. The best part of FT is that it has the power to change others without themselves knowing it and that is the impact of FT on the readers. I want to thank the entire team of Frozen Thoughts for their unimaginable efforts to change humanity. Seeing me, today, many of my friends have also started reading FT. FT has helped me in making my life more purposeful. Thanks FT for entering into my life and making me realise what life is all about. Thanks FT for always being there for me and adding the required spark.

Pradeep J