Chikkachar, who grew up familiar with the bank’s numbers, adhered to the sensibility that ‘if we don’t respect others, we will never become big’. After his retirement, instead of sitting idly, he studied many spiritual scriptures and wrote five books a day and can proudly say that he contributed to the Bhakta heritage.
It is no exaggeration that his style of writing not only attracts the readers but also succeeds in taking us to the subtleties of life, the remembrance of God and spiritual thought.
Mr. Chikkachar, though in his nineties, is as creative as a young man in his forties, putting the youth to shame. Cultivate love for life, if you see them and realize that there is no greater wealth than that, life can be carried with simplicity and closeness.
His current work ‘Veda Mata’ unfolds in the dimensions of peace, harmony, co-existence and so on, confirming in the opening pages that this will stand as a unique work, and one expects more works from him that is bold.