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Albany (Bahamas): The GenAm accent will instantly reveal Sahith Theegala as a born American. But he has not snapped the emotional umbilical cord with India, and nourishes the dream of inspiring a new crop of golfers in his ancestral land. Theegala, whose parents Muralidhar and Karuna had migrated to the US from Hyderabad in the mid-1980s, is one of the three Indian-origin golfers featuring in the ongoing Hero World Challenge along with Akshay Bhatia and Aaron Rai. But among them, Theegala, the World No. 12, has an unmissable Indianness about him primarily because his parents have made the visit to the motherland a compulsory annual event. "I love my Indian culture and heritage. I was just in India a few weeks ago. Just all the positive feedback and all the love I get from there is incredible," said Theegala. "It's the first time I've been back since I've turned professional. They'll say congrats and then forget about it. Careers don't matter. It was cool to see how much they watch me, cheer me on and it motivates me more as well," he added. Muralidhar, a graduate from IIT Madras, explained the reason behind those trips to India. "My wife's parents helped us quite a bit with the birth of both my kids (Sahith and his brother). My parents also used to come to the US," Muralidhar told PTI. "So, we made it a point every year to go back, see them, the grandparents, because we wanted to make sure that our kids get their Indian culture. "So our goal was to ensure that we go to India every once a year even if it was not convenient. My wife used to take him (Sahith) every year. That's why he has this special love for Hyderabad."Theegala's love for Hyderabad has reflected in his liking for the signature Andhra dishes too, known for their spicy flavour. "We made sure that the kids get a taste of our cuisine. At home, my wife makes really spicy food, she loves it and Sahith too likes that kind of food especially the chicken varieties. It's also a way for us to stay true to our roots," said Muralidhar. Theegala acknowledged the role his parents played in his growth as professional golfer, but, more importantly, as a value-filled individual. "I have the greatest set of parents. I give them all the credit in the world. I don't know how they did it, you know, growing up in India and then trying to balance the academic, the new cultural and social life of California," he said. "They were able to balance it out so well with me and my brother, giving me not only athletic opportunities but instilling academic importance," said the 27-year-old. "So, yeah, my whole family's Indian and I love the culture and heritage and love that I can be a representative for them," he added. But Theegala nourishes a deeper ambition than just doing personally well on the PGA Tour. He wants to be

With higher spiritual entities like Mary or Kwan Yin. Its main characteristics include relationship healing and authentic connection with those you love, cultivating healthy habits, clearing and opening the channels to higher consciousness, and healing emotional and physical issues of the heart, such as fear and grief.Harth14. RamaRama is the last symbol of the first level in Karuna Reiki® system, embodying balance and equilibrium. According to Hindu mythology, the symbol mirrors Lord Rama, who is regarded as an incarnation of Vishnu. Vishnu is believed to be reincarnated on Earth repeatedly to restore balance between good and evil. Rama usually ends the healing treatment, helping the client to ground and keep balance when returning into the body. Its main characteristics include clearing negative energy from our centers and placing them in balance, protecting from negative influences, rejuvenating the mind and a person’s chi, clearing lower chakra issues, and manifesting materialistic goals.Rama15. GnosaThis symbol holds great significance in Karuna Reiki® as it enhances the practitioner’s self-realization and deeply supports the healing process. It stands for knowledge, wisdom, awareness, intuition, and connection to our spiritual self. Gnosa symbol clears the mind of unwanted thoughts and facilitates intellectual and spiritual enlightenment. Its main characteristics also include deepening the human-divine relationship, heightening the sense of clarity, respect and responsibility, stimulating performance and focus, activating and strengthening all the upper chakras.Gnosa16. KriyaThis level two Karuna Reiki® symbol is all about action and physical manifestation, helping us to transform our dreams into reality. Kriya brings in and/or releases energy to create balance and heal humanity. By adding this symbol to your healing practice, you will experience a powerful grounding effect, get into alignment with the Universe, and be able to manifest your heart desires into the physical realm.Kriya17. IavaIava is a Karuna Reiki® symbol that helps us go beyond the veil of illusion that is created by our learned thoughts and beliefs, allowing us to perceive reality as it is, rather than through the lens of our preconceived notions. Its main characteristics include enhancing our awareness of reality, dissolving misconceptions and manipulations, supporting us in pursuing our own plans, responsibility for our own life, and planetary healing.Iava18. ShantiShanti is a beautiful Karuna Reiki® symbol meaning peace. People often cling to past traumas and aspirations, which hinder their ability to recover. By using this symbol, one can attain a state of harmony and peace in the present moment

Sahith Theegala — ranked 11th in the world golf rankings — has returned to TPC Twin Cities for the fourth time in 3M Open's six-year history looking for more than FedEx Cup playoff points.He's looking to get back at a watery, often windy course that has vexed him so.Theegala played in three of the first five 3M Opens, missing the cut every time.On Thursday, the highest world-ranked player in the tournament at No. 11 shot an opening round 5-under-par 66 that left him three shots behind leader Jacob Bridgeman and two behind second-place Mackenzie Hughes.Take that, TPC."It's kind of like a revenge week for me," Theegala said. "I just wanted to come back and see what I can do on the golf course that has beat me up pretty bad the last three times."Former Clemson, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour rookie Bridgeman's 8-under 63 set his tour career low. It was a long way from missing the cut at the Barracuda Championship on Friday near Lake Tahoe. He called it one of the more difficult days he has had."Thursday I played really well and then Friday I had nothing. It was one of the worst rounds I played and I was struggling that night," said Bridgeman, who credits his parents, girlfriend and college coach for conversations that lifted him from "down in the dumps."Former Stanford golfer Patrick Rodgers, American-French golfer Martin Trainer and Andrew Novak are tied for third. Seven others are tied with Theegala for sixth place.Theegala's first 3M Open was his third professional tournament, in 2020.The year before, 3M Open executive tournament director Hollis Cavner offered sponsor's exemptions in the inaugural 3M Open to college stars Viktor Hovland, Collin Morikawa and Matthew Wolff. He did so intent on building relationships while all three were still young.He has done the same with his Pro Links Sports events company that runs three college tournaments and reached out to Southern California-raised Theegala just when he announced he would turn pro after an All-America career at Pepperdine."They gave me a start right out of college," Theegala said. "I don't feel like I owe them anything, but they've been so good to me and it's a really, really well-run event. It's one of the best-run events, and they treat you right."A PGA Tour winner last fall, Theegala tied for 12th at this year's PGA Championship and was ninth in last year's Masters.

Karuna Housing just celebrated their official one year anniversary in La Crosse. In the year since it launched, Karuna Inc. has transformed the way people experiencing homelessness can find support and build a “life worth living.” They are planning a Gala event to raise more money to expand its innovative model. Executive Director Julie McDermid joined the Morning Buzz to talk about the work they’re doing in our community, share information on a grant they’re receiving, future plans, and the Gala:Staff and volunteers have worked tirelessly to provide 24/7 support and connection for LaCrosse’s most vulnerable residents so they can build healthy, resilient, productive lives. Thenonprofit’s pilot project, a rented duplex near the Goosetown Neighborhood, currently houses 11residents, nine men and two women, ranging in age from 21 to 61.Many of the residents have intensive mental health needs, struggle with substance use or haveother persistent health issues. All of them have experienced chronic homelessness and havenot found success through traditional programming.Residents are required to work if they can or do community service. They each have their ownbedroom but share cooking duties and other house chores. They receive regular visits from St.Clare Health Mission Mobile Med Team.“Being accepted into the Karuna program, I felt loved, supported and understood,” one residentsaid, according to a press release. “Like I have a second chance.”The nonprofit hopes to expand on this successful model, either by building or purchasingadditional housing units. Its goal is to shelter all of the target population in La Crosse,approximately 30 to

Tibetan Fire Serpent, this non-traditional symbol represents energy awakening. Generally, an attunement process at the master/teacher level starts with this symbol, drawing it all over the spinal cord and Crown chakra. Its main characteristics include ensuring balance and alignment in the chakras, grounding into calm and serenity, and healing spinal and back problems.Tibetan Fire Serpent10. RakuAlso known as the Lightning Bolt, Raku symbol is used for grounding at the end of a Reiki session and to close the connection between teacher and student after attunements. Its main characteristics include cleansing the main energy channel and transporting chi to the major chakras on the spinal cord, redirecting negative energy outside the body, karmic healing, detoxification, and rejuvenation, allowing to regain internal energy, and removing physical imbalances such as kidney stones or blood clots.Raku11. ZonarZonar is the first symbol you’ll learn within the Karuna Reiki® system. It has a letter Z shape, with an infinity symbol inscribed thrice across the middle of the Z, often related to deal with issues pertaining to past lives, karmic concerns, and inter-dimensional dilemmas that may not have a straightforward explanation. Zonar is usually used to start the energy treatment and prepare the client for deep cellular healing, being the Karuna Reiki® symbol that has the most direct physical impact on the human body. Its main characteristics also include enhancing remote healing and addressing emotional concerns, such as dissolving toxic relationships, addictions and repetitive patterns, as well as combating negative emotions like shame and inadequacy.Zonar12. HaluThis second Karuna Reiki® symbol is an amplification or super-charging of Zonar. It guides the healing process even deeper and restores the balance on all levels. The pyramid-shaped structure of this symbol offers comprehensive safeguarding against psychological and emotional manipulation. It responds to even the slightest traces of negative energy by generating a protective barrier around the healer or receiver. Its main characteristics also include dissolving negative patterns in the subconscious mind, setting us free from our shadow self, removing illusions and self-deception, and healing any physical or sexual abuse issues.Halu13. HarthIf you want to open up new paths for change and love in your life, this is the symbol you should use! Harth is the third Karuna Reiki® symbol that stands for pure light, unconditional love, empathy, truth, beauty and harmony. Often described as “the heart of Reiki”, it’s strongly connected with the feminine aspect of the divine, being directly associated