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Swami Sukhabodhananda is a guru from the Bangalore area of India who is nicknamed "the Corporate Guru."〔(Swami Sukhabodhananda lecture on handling stress ) The Times of India, 1 Dec. 2001〕〔(Karnataka - Mangalore, Two-day seminar on HRD ) The Hindu. 16 Mar. 2006. Human Resources Development Seminar organized by the Department of Postgraduate Studies and Research in Commerce, Mangalore University, and Mangalore University Commerce Teachers Association〕〔(From management to martial arts ), by Govind D. Belgaumkar. The Hindu, 13 Jan 2006〕〔 His talks and workshops combine Vedic tradition with Western management and psychological development perspectives. He is known internationally for representing Hinduism at the 2005 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.〔 His books, which have sold over a million copies,〔(Swami Sukhabodhananda in satellite city )〕 have appeared in many Indian languages, and recordings of his mantra singing and talks have appeared on the Sa Re Ga Ma label.〔(Swami Sukabodhananda .mp3 )〕 ==Biography== Swami Sukhabodhananda was born in Kannada speaking family on 25 April 1955 in Bangalore, Karnataka. He is the second of the three sons of Late Sri C.M.S. Murthy and Rukmani Murthy.〔(Speaking Tree.in )〕 His birth name was Dwaraknath. His siblings are Preetham (married to Shanta and parents of Shruti) and Prathap (aka Kalyan Mitra). He was born and brought up in Bangalore. He studied in Baldwin Boys High School and St. Joseph's College, Bangalore.〔 At the age of 20, he was attracted to spirituality and became a student of Swami Chinmayananda and Swami Dayanada Saraswati at Sandeepany Sadhanalaya of Mumbai.〔(Chinmayananda Mission’s Sandeepany Sadhanalaya Powai. Powai.com, 6 May 2010 )〕 His name during Sandeepany days was Brahmachari Nithya Chaitanya. Brahmachari Nithya Chaitanya embraced Sanyas on Shivarathri Day in 1984 from when on he is known as Swami Sukhabodhananda. He is founder and chairman of the charitable organization 'Prasanna Trust' in India, and involved with Bangalore's 'Prasanna Foundation', "which focusses on the scientific aspects of meditation". The trust also runs "Prasanna Jyothi, a home for destitute children and Nirguna Mandir, a centre for meditation and learning"〔(Looking at life differently ), The Hindu, 12 Nov 2001〕 At age 50, in 2006, art and was quoted in The Hindu suggesting that Aiki Ju-jutsu would have helped a young woman from a call centre who had been raped and killed defend herself.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sukhabodhananda」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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