My humble dandavats to the great person ?Shri Radhey Mohan Mathur? (uncle-ji). His name so glorious that forces the mind to remember the Supreme Divinity Shri Shri Radha Krishna. My dandavat to him in gratitude, for being such a great Karma Yogi. He served mother India in its defense; fighting Communist Chinese aggression in the battle of Chushul in Laddakh in 1962. Although a doctor he wielded gun just like an infantrymen to defend his unit. As a surgeon he served the casualties, amongst them great warriors who earned the highest gallantry award in that war front where Indian Military gave a good thrashing to the Chinese Communist Army marauders; what is so aptly sung by Lata Mangeshkar ?Das-das ko ek ne mara? in the song ?Ae mere watan kay logon? (Haqeeqat); More than thousand PLA killed against 140 Indian losses. As I was born in 1962 and my father also fought in that war, I was especially fond of and cared for Brig. RM Mathur whom I first met only 8 years ago. As a doctor Brigadier Mathur further served the humanity restoring heath of defense personnel and civilians. The creative genius of ?Shri Radhy Mohan Mathur? is expressed in many of his basic life science and medical research work. I am fortunate to get his association and stewardship in the process of inventing, patenting and developing a medical process & a device that I know will save multitudes of lives, especially in Indian-subcontinent and developing countries. For such a karma yogi whose name allowed all to remember and sign glories of the supreme Lord Sri-Sri-Radha Kraishna, I am sure Sri Krishna will bless him with higher expression and service in the next life. I am sad to know that I will no more have his association, but I am not despondent because soul is eternal, while the appearance of a body that is the house of the soul is temporal. That temporary has a well defined beginning and a certainty of a well defined end too. That is as true for me, as for Brig RM Mathur and for everyone else in this Mrytu-lok. I pray to Sr-Sri- Radha Krishna to keep Shri Radahy Mohan Mathur uncle-ji in their favorable grace, and family members of the departed the strength and foresight to cope from the loss, and hope that we all will meet again at some cross road in some other space-time multi-verse dimension. Till then in this life time I suggest to always keep in mind this declaration by the Supreme Lord Shri Krishna: Sri Bhagwat Gita: Chapter 8, Verse 5. anta-kale ca mam eva, smaran muktva kalevaram yah prayati sa mad-bhavam, yati nasty atra samsayah|| SYNONYMS anta-kale–at the end of life; ca–also; mam–unto Me; eva–certainly; smaran–remembering; muktva–quitting; kalevaram–the body; yah–he who; prayati–goes; sah–he; mat-bhavam–My nature; yati–achieves; na–not; asti–there is; atra–here; samsayah–doubt. TRANSLATION And whoever, at the time of death, quits his body, remembering Me alone, at once attains My nature. Of this there is no doubt.