As Samirah tells Anita Moorjani, "You have been given a platform from which to express yourself and a stage to shout from" and to use it in her book "What If This Is Heaven?", published by Hay House UK, 2016, though Tavayogi and later Agathiyar pushed me to talk at the small gatherings following the opening of branches or puja, providing the same, I guess I am most comfortable working behind my desk and at my laptop and at my leisure. Thoughts come at odd times, even as I am taking a shower or taking a walk. At times, I get up to write in the wee hours of the morning. Writing my thoughts gives me satisfaction. Sharing my thoughts brings on bliss. I connect with others through my writings. It brings on more joy when someone reads it and tells me he or she did. It brings joy when the message gets across to others. I know Agathiyar feels the same too, for after deciding the last puja during Chithirai Pornami would most likely be my last, he gets the kids to sing so beautifully that he changed my decision to discontinue puja. Subsequently, I invited them to perform again on 27 May.
Tavayogi, during his last visit to Malaysia in 2016, appreciated my work in dispensing news about him, Agathiyar, and the Siddhas. Getting accreditation from one's guru is the greatest acknowledgment. Agathiyar, too, during the last puja and as always on numerous occasions, has given me a tap on my shoulders for what I do. I am glad that I have pleased my gurus. That is what a student and disciple should do, right?