Having observed the calmness of my father and his intrinsic connection with nature, I started medidating over NATURE and HUMAN LIFE from my early period of life. My father was an embodiment of universal values. My father is my 'first GURU'. Mr. Nammalavar, the bio-farming expert was my second 'Guru' in my early twenties who motivated me to ACT towards social transformation having NATURE as the centre. He introduced me the concept of sustainable way of life. Later Dr. Yvon Amobroise taught me the skill of cultural analysis of human society and opened the world of 'analysis' and analytical perspective. Prof. Pieere Babin, France showed me the emotional world of human and species and opened up the world of art and literature. JOBA was born. I believe in the natural rhythm and laws of the universe (multiverse?). Human kind is part of the universe and every reality and happenings are natural. Life goes on, irrespective of happenings, in Nature. The unknown than known for the humankind is vast. The perspective of Nature should be species-centred than homo sapien-centred. Nature is resilient of changes which happen because of tension between organisms. Humans have to find the natural law, equilibrium, harmony and balance in the chaotic mind and environment, visualise because of ignorance. Believes that every species need to be a life long learner, otherwise our forms will change, though the energy will remain. So, dedicated to learn and share from Nature and Humanity and share with other human beings and wonder at Nature. That's when THINAI as a philosophy helped me understand individual human beings, communities and the world.