Dear Jeyamohan,
I have been watching your videos and listening to your talks for a long time, and I have deep respect for your efforts. Through your work, you are introducing music, art, literature, and philosophy to ordinary Tamil readers.
Today, we have no other institution that can effectively teach these subjects to young people. Our educational institutions are unable to do so because they are burdened with a demanding syllabus and are constantly engaged in competition with one another. As a result, there is very little space for the cultivation of the arts and humanities.
In India, a person is usually free to pursue these interests only after reaching a certain stage in life, when they have both the time and the financial stability to do so. Before that, an average young person must focus on securing a job and establishing a livelihood. Even later, there are very few organizations where one can systematically learn these subjects.
That is why your work is both timely and valuable. You are creating an important cultural space that would otherwise be unavailable to many people. Your efforts deserve appreciation and support.
With regards,
Raja Kumaravel
