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Subesh Ramjattan

Subesh Ramjattan

Subesh Ramjattan is a remarkable man who is hungry for knowledge and reaches for every kernel of truth he can find from any source. His life journey began in a poor village learning common-sense lessons from his family and the village environment. He proceeded to learn more in school and as a young man working hard to gather both the knowledge and the resources needed to start his own business. He listens to anyone who speaks and reads everything in sight. Subesh remembers almost everything good he hears, sees, or learns from any source. He is unselfish in giving resources for projects for the disadvantaged and constantly demonstrates his concern for faith-based operations and the individual believers who take an active role in faith-based groups.

Subesh is a serious student of all subjects that touch his life, business, and spiritual commitment. When he discovers the interrelationship of concepts and constructs, he desires to share them with others. This interest has resulted in a business and spiritual journey that has increased the quality of life for many. His first book, The Anapausis Partnership, co-authored with his wife, Debra, catalogued much of the business and spiritual journey that established a model of philanthropy, mentoring, and coaching to improve the quality of life for the disadvantaged of Trinidad and Tobago. The documentation of this process produced the awarding of a Doctor of Humane Letters (DHL) by OASIS University's Institute of Higher Learning.

Perhaps the most meaningful aspect of the life of Subesh and Debra Ramjattan is that they give all the credit to God for their blessings and their ability to bless others.







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Ageing Has A Silver Lining
Ageing Has A Silver Lining
by Subesh Ramjattan

Ageing Has a Silver Lining is a book with an intriguing blend of science, philosophy, and homespun wisdom on ways that we might live the last years so that we might find the meaning in life that we seek. -Prof. Lee Elliott, Director, The Wonderful Life Project.This book is both an unusual and useful book which contains the distillate of practical experience and reflection. It has universal appeal and is based on the fact that every thinking and reflective reader will learn something from the experience of a wise and perceptive guide. E. Basil Jackson, MD, PhD, JD, DSc, Distinguished Professor of Medicine, Psychiatry and Law. A must-have book. Observing his parent's ageing process, the author was able to identify significant challenges of the progression. -Trevor Rex Baddaloo, Certified Human Behaviour Consultant, Regional Manager South--The Maritime Financial Group. This exceptional work is one of the most profound, practical, principle-centered approaches to this subject of serving and giving to humanity I have read in a long time. -Dr. Myles Munroe, Chairman, International Third World Leaders Association.


ISBN: 978-1-935434-65-8



$16.95



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The Anapausis Partnership
The Anapausis Partnership
by Subesh Ramjattan

Explore the true story of two individuals who found each other amid their God-inspired mission to assist their homeland of Trinidad and Tobago. It is a narrative of love and work, faith and worship, sacrament and service, stewardship and charity, teamwork and faithfulness. The pages are filled with commonsense lessons that are later sanctified into faith-based principles and used to advance many projects for the benefit of their homeland.


ISBN: 978-1-935434-49-8



$16.95



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God's Work Done God's Way: You Don't Have to Make Headlines to Make a Difference
God's Work Done God's Way:
You Don't Have to Make Headlines to Make a Difference

by Subesh Ramjattan

Some see Jesus as a "vending machine." But the author shows not only the blessings Jesus offers believers; but the obligations believers have toward Jesus to live a life with purpose and significance; a life that is large for God. This book presents a lifestyle that cares for the disadvantaged and meets the challenge to make disciples.

God did not save us to be comfortable; He did so that we might comfort others. Quality thoughts and values come from a better quality of believing and behaving. It is not what we gather, but what we scatter that tells the quality of life we live.


ISBN: 978-1-935434-60-3



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Living A Life Larger Than Yourself
Living A Life Larger Than Yourself
by Subesh Ramjattan

The word "happiness" as it is used today it relies on the little word "hap" which means "good luck or by chance." Happenstance does not create a quality of life. Only purposeful behavior that is more than activities can bring the deep satisfaction of "happiness." Quality of life should not be confused with the standard of living, which is primarily income. The term "quality of life", as revealed in this book, is our positive intervention in the lives of the less fortunate.




ISBN: 978-1-935434-62-7



$6.95



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Navigating the Challenges of Faith-based Behavior
Navigating the Challenges of Faith-based Behavior:
Conduct that Exhibits a Moral Course in Life

by Subesh Ramjattan

A faith-based lifestyle determines both the course of action, the destination of the journey and provides a standard of behavior. Lifestyle provides intentionality of conduct and enables one to behave in a planned and deliberate way. The wise man Solomon was concerned about an empty life without permanent value that leads to frustration. He wrote, "Pursue your course but know that God will judge your behavior. (Ecclesiastes 11.9 DOT) The value of a charted course relates to both the terminal objective and the time one has to travel toward stated goals. The design of this book illustrates in a nautical/sailing ship framework that there is a difference between believe and behave.


ISBN: 978-1-935434-64-1



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Living A Life Larger Than Yourself
Adversity Leads to Achievement
Learning to Surmount Difficulties

by Subesh Ramjattan
With a tearful family parting and five dollars in his pocket, the author was asked by his father to make a simple promise: “Never steal from anyone.”  Contained in the limited family resources represented by the five dollars and the moral promise never to take advantage of others by stealing was the essence of morality for Dr. Ramjattan’s life and practice of business. Lessons learned from parents and siblings growing up in a rural village, together with his education, work experience, and interpersonal communications in the wider world, taught him to overcome difficulties: that adversity could ultimately produce achievement.  In Adversity Leads to Achievement, Dr. Ramjattan hopes to convey such lessons that prepare young men and women to become productive citizens.


ISBN: 978-1-935434-64-1



$14.95



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