Ramindu Randeni

I started leaving one hand written note to my self at the desk daily. This is today’s one :) hope it’ll give you better perspective to run your day..
Live with spirit

so the book finally reached Khumbu Lodge, Namche Bazar , Himalayas. The very place the incident took place 25 years ago!
What a great moment to share this book with them.

Have you read the book?
If you still haven't it's available on Amazon - https://shorturl.at/zpbLw

For those who live in Sri Lanka -
books.Ramindurandeni.com

Who are you?
Not your job title. Not your revenue. Not what your parents told you to become.

I mean who are you really ??? at the level where it gets uncomfortable to answer.What are you truly capable of?

What is your actual throughput capacity?
What is the size of the impact you were born to create?These are not motivational questions.

These are the most dangerous questions a human being can ask themselves ,because if you sit with them long enough, they will destroy the version of you that was playing small.We don’t get to stay on this earth forever.

The only real question is what will this place look like because you were here?Most people never ask this.

They stay comfortable. They stay busy. They stay asleep.But the ones who do ask it?
They get taken to places they couldn’t have planned. Weeks, months, years of becoming something they didn’t even have words for at the beginning.That’s what’s on offer.

The only question left is simple:
How badly do you want it?🔥⚡️

If you need to find it bad enough you maybe qualify for 1-1 coaching opportunity with me.

Direct message me and my team will do the needful selecting you.

Live with spirit ⚡️

25 years later, one of the most eventful experiences I have ever encountered has finally reached the public. Thanks to the lockdown :D, I actually managed to complete this book in style.

We published it in January of this year, and the Sinhala edition sold out over a single weekend! The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.

Unexpectedly, it even became a popular Valentine’s Day gift. Parents bought it for their children, young people are diving into it, and entrepreneurs are reading it as we speak. It is reaching a much broader audience than I ever anticipated.

This goes far beyond your typical personal development book; it is born from a true story. No fantasy, no fluff just reality. I’ve prepared a book summary in Sinhala, with the English version to follow soon.
Book summary: https://shorturl.at/JrFgv

If you are a business owner or a leader who wants to empower your team with a story that inspires them to act like lions, then this is for you.
Link to purchase: https://books.ramindurandeni.com/

The only place that I raise my head and look up on is the spiritual realm. Everything and everywhere else is below me. Not in arrogance but in awareness that I give the right value so we aren’t consume by it .

A life time of pursuit to find what’s our true nature, rejecting what was accepted I finally landed on what I was looking for.

And it was written extensively in the Vajrayana Buddhism.

I got it tattooed. It has served tens of thousands of souls todate.

And the mission continues.

The Tibetan phrase འོད་གསལ་གྱི་སེམས (od gsal gyi sems) literally means “the mind of clear light.”

In Tibetan Buddhist philosophy especially in Dzogchen and Mahamudra traditions this refers to the most subtle, luminous, and pure level of consciousness that underlies all our mental activity.

• འོད་གསལ (od gsal) = “clear light” or “luminous clarity” innate radiance of awareness itself.

• སེམས (sems) = “mind” or “consciousness.”

It points to the primordial awareness that is always present, unchanging, and free from mental chatter what remains when all thoughts, emotions, and perceptions dissolve.

⚡️ප්‍රභාස්වර චිත්ත the illuminated existence

“When a man dwells on objects, he feels an attachment for them. Attachment gives rise to desire, and desire breeds anger. From anger comes delusion; from delusion, loss of memory; from loss of memory, the destruction of intelligence; and from the destruction of intelligence he perishes.”
Bhagavad Gita