Aacharya Satyanarayana

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Aacharya Satyanarayana was born on 6 December 1947 in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India. He is the founder of Meera charitable trust, which based in Jaipur, India. Additionally, he also established Meera Hospital in 1978. [1] Acharya Satyanarayana is known to be a spiritual and motivational speaker who helped patients fight cancer by providing support in terms of financing, patients’ check up and early detection. He is also influential in spreading cancer awareness across India. Moreover, Satyanarayana has written many books on banking and has been awarded various honours. [2]

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Satyanarayana is often said to challenge one to "Think Beyond the Ordinary and Reach the Extraordinary." His lectures are said to highlight the synergistic relationship between age-old science and modern living. In the past, he has conducted seminars and delivered keynote speeches at various institutions, multinational corporations and social organizations. [1]

Satyanarayana has a website dedicated to his work, beliefs, and ideas that he promotes. [3] [4]

Major works and experiences

Through the medium of Meera Trust, Aacharya Satyanarayana has helped in the healing of the cancer patients and spread awareness of cancer disease across the country. He has also worked in UCO Bank as Probationary Officer in 1971. He has worked in different capacities which are as follows:

Aacharya Satyanarayana has also worked as District & Sessions Judge Court, Ujjain (M.P.) from 1964 to 1967. Called the 'Corporate Master' for his ability to apply spiritual truths to the management epitome, "Aacharya" is renowned for his motivational talks in the corporate world. He draws from world belief systems to address relevant questions of organizational challenges. He currently works as C.E.O. of Meera Hospital, Shiv Marg, Bani Park, Jaipur.

Aacharya Satyanarayana has worked as Honorary Professor in Personnel Management, at Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani for 3 years. [5]

Educational and professional qualification

Education and professional qualification are as follows: [1]

Written texts

Aacharya Satyanarayana is the author and co-author of many books. He has written and co-written:

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References

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  4. Aacharya Spiritual Diary Archived 29 May 2015 at the Wayback Machine