Books
Aries
"1. Lived outside my family home since the age of 8. 2. I never skip weekly physical activity like going for a walk, run, gym or trekking . 3. I represented south zone India in field hockey when I was 18 years old. "
Not knowing what I want.
Waking up with a smile. Experiencing different cultures across the world.
Holding my daughter in my arms for the first time.
Not being next to my mother in her dying days.
My partner and my daughter.
An Andalusian Shepard boy Santiago from The Alchemist book by Paulo Coelho
Hannibal Lecter, The joker
Khalil Gibran, Mikhail Naimy, Hermann Hesse, Ramana Maharshi, Jiddu Krishnamurthy
The Prophet, The Alchemist, The book of Mirdad, Siddhartha, The book of life
The Prophet
The English patient, Lawrence of Arabia, Avatar, The motorcycle diaries (Argentina), Old boy (Korean)
Physical travel between galaxies and solar systems
I did it my way, yes it was my way.
"Childhood - India (4th to 6th century BC golden age of India) Adolescent - USA (1950s drive in cinema culture) Adult Life - France - Paris ( la belle époque 1871) Silver years - Unknown country ( 2500 AD) "
Speak all languages in the world
The Prophet
Whenever and wherever I get a chance. Incredible how much it can be done during travels in, trains and flights.
Silence
We are all connected through the universe
No, I don't believe in rituals or superstitions.
Gossip magazines
Show up & Just keep writing
Lokesh Babu was born in Nellore, South India in 1975, and educated at the University of Western Sydney. As the eldest son of a traditional Indian family, his life was scripted for him, and he was expected to follow the values and needs of the family. However, he defied expectations, began his own journey, and has embraced the best of eastern and
western cultures. Lokesh now has a 12-year-old daughter from a previous relationship and lives with his current partner who was born in Croatia. He is a frequent public speaker and liaison to corporates, industry groups and executives.
Before he completed ‘The True Self’, Lokesh faced many challenges in his life, including inequality, separation, the death of loved ones, illness, near bankruptcy, suicide and self-harm. His recent time in India during COVID pandemic, Lokesh while caring for his father at the end of his life, he became a witness to many things. With patience and silence, he observed the thin line between life and death. It was a constant reminder to appreciate this precious life, and not to waste it on petty, egotistical selfishness. For Lokesh it feels like a natural extension of his journey of self-enquiry.
The knowledge he gained through his research into ancient teachings, which forms the basis of The True Self, has helped him to overcome them
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