NRI student at the age of 20, offering advice and exploring human behavior

January 7, 2007
Gary Singh
NRI press

NRI Chandresh Bhardwaj, 20, is an accounting student at the Baruch College, has written 20 columns based on motivation, positive thinking and new ways of living. He became popular to the staff of The Ticker newspaper at Baruch, got his start offering counsel in January 2006 when he submitted an article to the weekly newspaper titled: "Positive Thinking: Beware Of What You Say." Now readers of all over in the United State and Canada praised his articles.

Last week, while he was in India, on his telephone interview he said, "I came to US after completing my high school. Though I was always interested in exploring more about human behavior, I never intended to write. Writing articles happened by chance. After I got such a great response, I decided to carry it out as long as i have a place to put them on. My main concern is that we all should enjoy this life as much as possible by utilizing all the powers we possess, (which unfortunately we are unaware of). People ask me what books to read and stuff, but I tell them to do only and only one thing, that is, meditation. Only and only meditation has the power to change your life. You can create miracles with it. By realizing the power of love and meditation, we can make this world a much better place to live in!!"

According to one student, she beleive him and follow his advice as he states in "Beware Of What You Say:"- All the problems going on in the world today are because of negative thinking and negative people. It's high time that we all take responsibility for everything happening around us.

Very attractive columns dealt with such topics as "Learn to be Yourself;" "Dealing with Failure;" "Taking Control of Your Actions;" and "Don't Fall; Rise in Love." was his most popular articles.

• Read More