DESK-Notes

horse to water ?

2011-12-26T21:54:00.001+05:30

Sravanthi: Chachu.. I must pick myself up right?

You are there to guide me till the pond. I must drink the water...

Just as i say it.. why is not so simple to bend and just DRINK the water?!

me: that is an old story..

Sravanthi: There are so many people around..
None really care to check how they want to be around..
I just fall sometimes..

me: i dont take u to water too..

Sravanthi: okay..

me: i make u feel thirsty and try to give power to hunt for water..

Sravanthi: ... wow. That's true..

me: dont be lazy and be without taking water..

2011-10-28T19:14:00.001+05:30

The official Sanskrit name for India is Bharat. INDIA has been called Bharat even in Satya yuga ( Golden Age ) More INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT India : -

INTEREST in YOUTH

2011-10-24T19:13:00.000+05:30

Sirji i just had a question and thought will ask your views on the same.
I have always felt proud of our scriptures, our heritage, vedas..No
other civilization has such a rich wealth of written wisdom.
At the same time Sanskrit is , let me be honest here, though very pure
but difficult to understand( for me atleast..)

SANSKRIT IS NOT VERY DIFFICULT.. IT IA A BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE.. NOT ALL THAT U KNOW AND CAN SPEAK.. I AM SURE CAN UNDERSTAND THE MEANING.. MANY INDIANS DO LEARN MANY OTHER FOREIGN LANGUAGES.. SANSKRIT IS MUCH BETTER - EASY TO LEARN.. TO UNDERSTAND..

so if i to connect myself with the almighty..( I don't believe in
giving any name and shape to the highest power)..should i be chanting
shlokas or an honest prayer in my mother tongue should give me peace?

NO NEED OF SLOKA CHANTING.. IT IS TO REMIND US AGAIN AND AGAIN.. WITH THE MEANING KNOWN.
SLOKA MAKES IT TO REPEAT .. AND LEARN / REMIND FASTER/..
MESSAGE IS IMPORTANT.

Second thing, if everybody thinks like that there will b a time when
coming generations won't know anything about our heritage and ppl from
outside India will tell us how great we are ..which is already
happening in case of Yoga and meditation.

U MAY NOT BE TRUE.. THESE DAYS MANY ARE LEARNING AND TRYING TO PRESERVE MORE THAN THE EFFORT THAT WAS AROUND 30 YEARS BACK..
IT IS GROWING POSTITIVE..
NOT MANY AT YOUR AGE IN 1970 ASKED THESE QUESTIONS.. THIS QUESTION SHOWS YOUR INTEREST..
I AM SURE THE MISTAKE YOUR PARENTS DID, U WILL NOT REPEAT..
GIVEN A CHANCE, U WILL MAKE UR KID TO LEARN A BIT OF THIS KNOWLEDGE..

111017 - with Aiswarya T Anish

2011-10-17T19:14:00.003+05:30

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001623633511

21 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
most welcome. god bless you..
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dr-T-P-Sasikumar/204357389598771
http://www.facebook.com/groups/drtps/

15 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
Good evening sir
It was nice to talk to you earlier today.
14 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
glad and nice to see ur credits..
great..
14 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
Thank you.
I saw the pictures of you with Dr. Manmohan Singh. It is very delightful.
It must have been a very honourable moment for you.
12 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
these are not really LIFE credits.. Credit is when one contribute and the reflection comes from the receiver with full feelings back to you..
Meeting PM was just official.. I was with PM Office as Deputy Director..
his driver too meets him everyday !!!
10 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
That is right. But then, people like me, would stand in queues to get a glimpse of him at the most. So who is luckier? Me or the driver?
10 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
i love meeting my students and teaching them more than anything else in this world. !
10 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
That's nice. Mr. Mathew told me something about that.
9 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
Greatness associated with power is nothing great.. Being great without power is the real greatness.
9 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
That is a good thought, and true too.
But what is greatness?
7 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
it is the feeling that one has and can rejoice on that later in life..
6 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
I've always thought that greatness is something that the possessor doesn't know about or rejoice about but something the admirer thinks about whom he admires.
Is there anything wrong in thinking so, sir?
about a minute ago
Sasikumar Drtps
this is exterior and makes no difference.. at times there are as many number revels as the friends for these people too...
a few seconds ago
Aiswarya T Anish
Oh. I see. But should a person rejoice about his greatness? Doesn't the 'be humble' theory go against it?

7:17pm
be humble doesnt mean NOT ENJOYING !
every one have the right to know who he is !
at least that much
!!
Hmm......in that sense, it is right.
I understand, thank you, sir.
I must thank u for this creative discussion.. which makes me to think and clear the stand.. at times hidden inside.. need a good discussion to discover it !! I loved this discussion..

7:19pm

Me too, sir. I think it is onlt when we talk about our ideas that we can correct them and think better,
at times more of unlearning and creating new paths of thinking..
7:22pm
Yes, that's right.

2011-10-17T19:14:00.002+05:30

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001623633511

21 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
most welcome. god bless you..
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dr-T-P-Sasikumar/204357389598771
http://www.facebook.com/groups/drtps/

15 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
Good evening sir
It was nice to talk to you earlier today.
14 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
glad and nice to see ur credits..
great..
14 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
Thank you.
I saw the pictures of you with Dr. Manmohan Singh. It is very delightful.
It must have been a very honourable moment for you.
12 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
these are not really LIFE credits.. Credit is when one contribute and the reflection comes from the receiver with full feelings back to you..
Meeting PM was just official.. I was with PM Office as Deputy Director..
his driver too meets him everyday !!!
10 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
That is right. But then, people like me, would stand in queues to get a glimpse of him at the most. So who is luckier? Me or the driver?
10 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
i love meeting my students and teaching them more than anything else in this world. !
10 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
That's nice. Mr. Mathew told me something about that.
9 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
Greatness associated with power is nothing great.. Being great without power is the real greatness.
9 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
That is a good thought, and true too.
But what is greatness?
7 minutes ago
Sasikumar Drtps
it is the feeling that one has and can rejoice on that later in life..
6 minutes ago
Aiswarya T Anish
I've always thought that greatness is something that the possessor doesn't know about or rejoice about but something the admirer thinks about whom he admires.
Is there anything wrong in thinking so, sir?
about a minute ago
Sasikumar Drtps
this is exterior and makes no difference.. at times there are as many number revels as the friends for these people too...
a few seconds ago
Aiswarya T Anish
Oh. I see. But should a person rejoice about his greatness? Doesn't the 'be humble' theory go against it?

7:17pm
be humble doesnt mean NOT ENJOYING !
every one have the right to know who he is !
at least that much
!!
Hmm......in that sense, it is right.
I understand, thank you, sir.
I must thank u for this creative discussion.. which makes me to think and clear the stand.. at times hidden inside.. need a good discussion to discover it !! I loved this discussion..

7:19pm

Me too, sir. I think it is onlt when we talk about our ideas that we can correct them and think better,
at times more of unlearning and creating new paths of thinking..
7:22pm
Yes, that's right.

Meditation & Pain management

2011-10-07T08:49:00.001+05:30

New Delhi : India | Apr 07, 2009 at 12:22 AM PDT

BY Sapna Anu B.George

Meditation and Pain Management

1.this meditation and pain management is not new theory is it???

not new.This have been under various forms and heading in bits and piece. the pain management is having many forms, One main factor is through physcical and the forms are sadation and medicines ,messeges and balms etc. second form can be instrumental through emotional support that is councilling and emotional and intellectual pretotection, which is easy via question answer sessions. The methods can be through questions answer session and while seeking answers you can come across solutionss and well as a case study to the picotal crust of the reasons, too.Managing your ego is another method which is through scolding , showing power and fights etc. The social methor is through hiding turnign your face against the problam and initiating a creative image and worrking hard.These are throggh phyco,neuro, yoga, pranayama ,meditation ayurved,modern medicine, councilling and therapy techniques.

2.by conducting these workshops, how do you manage the session??

The main idea is to understnd the theory of management of pain and finding a solutions for it under one roof .The basic science behind the study and reason why we should find solutions , so that the individual find soolutions and relif with which the painmanagemnt can be practices with out support as well.

3. by giving them methods of pain management will they be able to do this on their own??

The level of the individual tolerence can be mesures first. If a road accident hapenn and the wond is not serious and deep how should we feel, the patient is able to see, feel and suffer the pain . For small injuries do we need sedation, local or general.Is this makign the cell inactive, by doing so is this effection the healing process?? can we use meditative methord to insted of sedative?? the labout pains reduced cosiderably if its done underwater.why? similerly to understand the painmanagement through phycho neuro backgorund , then this be trained and can be practiced by individual people too.

4. Pain management for who? those who go through pain or physiological/psychological pain, like fear and depressions?

This theory is not bases of For those who are patients only, its can be effective for people of any level and for general well being of any human species.

5. Is this management of pain affiliated or associated with any medical theories??

The modern medicine knows only to treat with sedation and it is changing the chemistry of mecine which is equal to consuming alchahol.

6.Is this the solution?

we are trying to understand the electro-elcilograph and learn the brain behind pain and undeerdtand the meditation,yoga bio feedbackk to learn the EEG and itd effects. Thus the new theory and new study will be produced or inveted.These workshops or conferences is to draft the sstudy into a final form of a tectbook.I am leading the group discussions and the content cration of this book in question through these workshops.

This new line of study of painmanagement agree meditation can help with a host of health problems. “Relaxing and quieting your mind by focusing on your breathing can reduce stress ,even the stress that comes with decieces like artheris,cancer .The studies shows that patients who meditated responded to stress with lower heart rates, better hormonal changes and improved immune function and that meditation, in combination with traditional medicines, appears to be beneficial for arthritis patients. People who meditate tolerate pain better, he adds. Want to try some easy meditation techniques? Here are some you can do every day.

Sit or lie in a quiet room, imagining your body is flowing with energy – feel it flowing through your fingers, up and down your back and all over your body. If there are places where you feel pain, concentrate on imagining the energy flowing through those areas easily, until you can feel energy flowing freely all over your body.

Yoga breathing, like pranayama. Each morning and evening, start and end your day with a two-minute session of focused breathing. Sit in a comfortable chair that supports your back, relax, inhale for four seconds and then exhale for six seconds.

Walking meditation. If you doctor has OK’d a walking program, you can turn it into a meditation routine, suggests Dr.Sasikumar. Instead of listening to pop music through headphones, thinking about your to-do list or chatting, focus intently on your body’s movements as you walk, he says. It’s that simple.

Guided imagery. Relax in a comfortable position as you listen to a voice that helps you focus on a beautiful scene or visualize your “helper” cells healing your joints. Dr.Sasikumar recommends . Focus on a word, phrase, prayer, sound or piece of music. Meditate for a few minutes but aim to work up to 20 minutes per session and two sessions per day. This focusing meditation can be done while you’re walking or sitting in a comfortable chair.

Mindful meditation. Focus on being in the moment, or on a specific feeling. Many hospitals have programs that use this method of quieting thoughts. It’s a good idea to have at least one lesson to learn the right way to do it, says Dr. . , can be helpful.
Stress Management Education...

If you, or someone you love is looking for ways to cope with the stress of life changes or illness this web site offers many resources to help you reduce stress.

These tools and resources will also be of interest to professional health care providers as a supplement to traditional medical practices. information can help you increase your knowledge and skills in stress and life change management

The learned meditation is performed while sitting comfortably with the eyes closed for 15 to 20 minutes in the morning and evening. During this state, the mind “transcends” all mental activity to open the state of consciousness.

See the blog
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Sapna Anu B.George is based in Muscat, Maskat, Oman, and is a Stringer for Allvoices.

window to see OUT...

2011-09-28T11:04:00.001+05:30

when world is so open ... why people create a narrow window and hide within to see the open world !? GET OUT and See...

SPIRITUALITY / PHILOSOPHY / RITUALS / GOD / FAITH / ATHEIST

2011-09-27T10:38:00.003+05:30

SPIRITUALITY / PHILOSOPHY / RITUALS / GOD / FAITH / ATHEIST

Atheist : One who is not ready to learn.

Faith : One gets the desire to learn.

God : The theory that is to be learned – Information.

Rituals : Practical Knowledge – Skill / Practice.

Philosophy : Thinking on the Knowledge and Started Looking at the Application Area, where in some knowledge gets rejected (may be unaware of all the areas of application). A few gets justified (from the Self Experience and the Knowledge).

Spirituality : Realizing that basic ground in which all these are made and enjoy the awareness of this. Apply this God (Information) and Rituals (Skill) for an altogether different application from the Experience.

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radhika nagrath to me

show details 12:30 PM (9 minutes ago)

A very practical and experiential definition of the commonly misinterpreted words. Defined in a way which speaks of the realisation of the logical minded author. These clearly state the background of the author - he is a scientist, orator, thinker, a man of faith and spiritualist

NJANAPPANA - Poonthanam / Guruvayoor

2011-09-24T12:24:00.001+05:30

http://www.hindu.com/ms/2007/12/01/stories/2007120150200600.htm

Soaked in bhakti

SULOCHANA PATTABHIRAMAN

In emotion and content Poonthanam was on a par with Melpathur Narayana Bhattadri.

True Devotee: The home of Poonthanam

There have been a host of Malayalam poets whose devotional hymns were a mélange of bhakti and total surrender to the Godhead. One of these great souls Poonthanam, (1547-1640) was an ardent bhakta of Lord Guruvayurappa. Poonthanam was the family name and not his personal name. His traditional house was located in the district of Malappuram in Kerala.

Poonthanam’s popular poems are ‘Bhasha Karnamrutham’ ‘Kumara Haranam’ or ‘Santhanagopala Pala’ and ‘Njanappaana.’ The last song written in simple Malayalam, depicting wisdom, is his greatest work. Primarily these are devotional outputs in Malayalam creating a greater awareness of Krishna bhakti among the common people. This touching narrative has a unique devotional appeal.

Poonthanam’s life was not a bed of roses. It had its ups and downs. He married an heiress at the age of twenty and for a long time they had no children. He placed his faith in Lord Guruvayurappa and propitiated Him, and his joy knew no bounds when a son was born to him in 1586.

When the child was six months old, Poonthanam decided to celebrate his Annaprasanam – introducing the child to cooked rice. The auspicious date was fixed, friends and relatives were invited. On that special day, Poonthanam’s wife bathed the baby, dressed him with new clothes and put him to sleep on a mat tucked with a clean white sheet. It was custom among Nambudiri women to cover their body with a white cloth.

The lady who went in first to see the baby inadvertently covered the baby with her cloth. The women following her also did the same. With the result the baby died of suffocation. This tragic event triggered Poonthanam’s bhakthi quotient and he spent the rest of his long life reading the ‘Bhaghavatham’ and totally immersed in singing the glory of the Lord, in simple Malayalam.

Divine presence

Poonthanam was a contemporary of Melpathur Bhattadri, author of ‘Narayaneeyam.’ In those days, Malayalam was not considered equal to Sanskrit and did not receive much acceptance in learned circles. Melpathur also held the same view. Poonthanam had submitted the draft of Njanappana to Melpathur for his comments. But the latter flatly refused and asked Poonthanam to learn Sanskrit before writing anything worthwhile

Melpathur was at that time composing the ‘Narayaneeyam’ and the day after he met Poonthanam, when he came to offer dasaka or ten slokas to the Lord, he could not utter a single word. A small boy in his teens appeared before Melpathur and pointed out mistakes after mistakes in all the slokas composed by him. Melpathur with a start realised that the boy was not an ordinary human being but a divine presence. When Melpathur fell at the feet of the boy, there was a celestial voice saying ’Poonthanam’s bhakti is more pleasing to me than Melpathur’s vibhakthi’ (means knowledge and Sanskrit grammar). Melpathur asked for Poonthanam’s pardon and mended his arrogance by reading carefully all the works of Poonthanam.

Legend also speaks of how Guruvayurappan in the guise of Mangattachan, the zamorin’s minister, came to Poonthanam’s rescue when the poet, on way to Guruvayur, was waylaid by bandits.

As he became old, Poonthanam’s activities were restricted and he spent most of his time in meditation and reading the ‘Bhagavatham.’ He is said to have been taken to the Lord’s abode in a pushpaka vimana.

The works of the great poet Poonthanam were quite exceptional, inspiring man to realise the values and principles that make his sojourn on this planet more meaningful and purposeful. Even today, ‘Krishna Krishna’ the song composed by Poonthanam is regularly sung in the early morning pujas at Nambudri homes in Kerala.

INSPIRATION - from where ELSE?

2011-09-18T20:18:00.002+05:30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gc4HGQHgeFE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSmHnnZT27A&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcacqTCXJjI

vegitarian

2011-09-18T19:30:00.002+05:30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dflFzUrW2g0&feature=player_embedded&oref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fl.php%3Fu%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.youtube.com%252Fverify_age%253Fnext_url%253Dhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.youtube.com%25252Fwatch%25253Fv%25253DdflFzUrW2g0%252526feature%25253Dplayer_embedded%26h%3D5AQADisgj&has_verified=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN-kNOgFeMk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f30LYJbKVpc&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGktZL4pZs0&feature=related

because of vs. due to

2011-08-28T23:07:00.000+05:30

anusha: what is the difference -

" It is due to his efforts"

and

It is because of his efforts"

me: because of is a reasoning method

anusha: hmm

me: due to is a owing method.

anusha: okay

me: reasoning is logical / intellectual / explaining..

anusha: ohh

me: owing is giving ownership / more attached / from the manas.

positive energy

2011-08-28T22:54:00.003+05:30

Positive energy

Dear friends, I receivedthis forward and hope you enjoy it. If already posted enjoy once more. Regards, Meenu POSITIVE ENERGY!!!! Recently a programme was held, where these findings were explained by Dr.Gopalakrishnan (Indian Council of Science research), Dr. Sasikumar of ISRO Hyderabad and Anujan Bhattathiripad. The Instrument to measure the positive energy was first found by the Russians. The maps of the underground water lines were lost. They invented a device, two 'L'Shaped rods, which would deviate from each other if pointed towards an object that has positive energy.As flowing water has positive energy, it was easy for the Russians to find the water lines. So the government approved this as an authentic proof for measuring positive energy. 1.The effect of going to the Temple. In the temple, the Sanctum sanctorum is completely enclosed on three sides. The effect of all energies is very high in here. The lamp that is lit radiates the heat and light energy. The ringing of the bells and the chanting of prayers gives the sound energy. The fragrance from the flowers, the burning of camphor and incense sticks give out the chemical energy. The effect of all these energies is activated by the positive energy that comes out of the idol. The water that is used for the Pooja is called "holy water or Theertham" because it receives the positiveness of all these energies. When people go to the temple for the Deepaaraadhana,and the doors open up, the positive energy gushes out onto the people who are there.The water that is sprinkled onto the people passes on the energy to all. That is the reason why, men are not allowed to wear shirts to the temple and ladies have to wear more ornaments because it is through these jewels (metal) that positive energy is absorbed in ladies. It is proved that Theertham is a very good blood purifier, as it is highly energised. Hence it is given as prasadam to the devotees. 2. Worship of Tulasi and Peepal Tree [aalamaram} Tulasi should be worshipped by prostrating before it. As it is not tall the oxygen passed out from the plant, along with its positive energy,can be obtained only at the lower level. Whereas the Peepal tree should be worshipped by going around it, to get the full effect of the oxygen and the positive energy. The oxygen layer is very close to the leaves of the tree and as these leaves shake at the slightest breeze, it passes the energy more effectively. While going round the tree, our negative energy passes out of us through our right side and is absorbed by the tree and transformed into positive energy. This is passed on to us when we go round the tree. 3. Measuring the energy. [This is measured with a pair of 'l' shaped rods held horizontally facing the object to be tested] a. All flowers that are used in the temple for Pooja are proved to have positive energy. b. Gingerly oil [Nallenna] is proved to have more positive energy than other medium. Hence, best for lighting the lamp. c. The fresh sandalwood paste given from the temple has more positive energy than the one, which is kept for a day or two. d. The use of the traditional wick lamps is very effective in passing out the energy, as there is a regular movement for the flame. The energy is passed out through the waves of movement. So the lighting of electric lamp does not serve the purpose of passing the energy. 4. Aura and its Measurement. There are various rings around us that form the aura of our body. The first is our 'SAREERA' OR THE BODY itself. The next is 'AATHMA' or the SOUL. The third is 'MANAS' or the MIND. The fourth is ' VIGNYANA' or KNOWLEDGE. And the last is ANANDAM or HAPPINESS. This aura can be measured scientifically by the rods. A person's aura was measured and was found to be of one-foot radius. The same person was asked to chant prayers for a few minutes. Then, again, his aura was measured. The radius of the aura had increased by another foot and showed two feet. This proves the positive effect of prayers. 5. Aspects regarding sleep. Normally children are found rolling a lot in their sleep. It is proved that they do so because their bodies can detect the positive energy even in sleep. When they roll they move to the place where there is positive Energy. If their cot is moved permanently to this place, they stop rolling. This is applicable to older people also. We are asked to sit and chant prayers before we go to bed and also chant them before getting up. It has been proved that 23% of the heart attacks occur when people lie down. This is because; a person who has been vertical the whole day suddenly lies down causing an irregularity in the heartbeats. So, to stabilise this, it is proved that sitting on the bed and chanting prayers for two minutes will be effective. And it has the same effect when done before getting up also. It is proved that chanting 'Narayana naamam' 108 times comes to exactly two minutes. 6. Why is it considered a bad omen when a cat crosses our path when we go out? Cat is an animal, which has only negative energy. When a cat crosses, it leaves behind, the negative energy in its path. So, when we cross this path, we are affected by the negative energy and will not succeed in our venture. 7. Any object's energy could be measured. One such object is the cell phone. This is a thing with negative energy. This can be made positive. A picture of a God was placed on the cell phone, in such a way that the picture was facing the phone. The energy was still negative. Then the picture was turned and kept so that it faced the user. The energy immediately became positive. A small sticker of any God is sufficient to make it positive. 8. Aspects regarding energy in houses. a. In the present living conditions, people mostly live in small houses or in flats. In such situations it is difficult to follow the 'VAASTHU SASHTRA'. It is proved that it is enough if the house has a Pooja room. This room will be able to cover the whole area of the house and harmonise the energy.Whereas in a big house the area is too much for just a small Pooja room to harmonise the energy. In such cases the 'VAASTHU SASHTRA' should be followed. b. Pictures of Gods or Goddesses, if kept in the entrance of the house, is proved to ward off all negative energy. c. In a person's life of 60yrs, he spends nearly 20 years in bed. So the bedroom should be kept clean and bathroom must be kept closed always. This is because; we eliminate all our wastes in the bathroom. The wastes are full of negative energy. When the door is kept open, this negative energy passes out into the bedroom and affects the occupants. d. Keeping a flower vase with plastic or artificial flowers in the corner of a room is equal to the garbage bin.It is proved that these flowers absorb all negative energies in the room caused due to arguments or ill thoughts.So, the flower vase with plastic flowers should not be kept in the centre of a room or on the dining table. This is a harmoniser of energies. Garbage bins are never kept in the centre of a room. e. Chanting prayers in a group is very good for the house. It activates the positive energy and spreads to all parts of the house. If this is not possible, keeping tapes of devotional songs, melodious music and prayers ill also give the same effect.

http://www.indiadivine.org/audarya/vedic-astrology-jyotisha/312422-hinduism.html

positive energy

2011-08-28T22:54:00.001+05:30

Positive energy

Dear friends,
I receivedthis forward and hope you enjoy it. If already posted enjoy once more.
Regards,
Meenu
POSITIVE ENERGY!!!!
Recently a programme was held, where these findings were explained by
Dr.Gopalakrishnan (Indian Council of Science research), Dr. Sasikumar
of ISRO Hyderabad and Anujan Bhattathiripad.
The Instrument to measure the positive energy was first found by the
Russians.
The maps of the underground water lines were lost. They invented a
device, two 'L'Shaped rods, which would deviate from each other if
pointed towards an object that has positive energy.As flowing water
has positive energy, it was easy for the Russians to find the water
lines.
So the government approved this as an authentic proof for measuring
positive energy.
1.The effect of going to the Temple.
In the temple, the Sanctum sanctorum is completely enclosed on three sides.
The effect of all energies is very high in here. The lamp that is lit
radiates the heat and light energy.
The ringing of the bells and the chanting of prayers gives the sound energy.
The fragrance from the flowers, the burning of camphor and incense
sticks give out the chemical energy.
The effect of all these energies is activated by the positive energy
that comes out of the idol.
The water that is used for the Pooja is called "holy water or
Theertham" because it receives the positiveness of all these energies.
When people go to the temple for the Deepaaraadhana,and the doors open
up, the positive energy gushes out onto the people who are there.The
water that is sprinkled onto the people passes on the energy to all.
That is the reason why, men are not allowed to wear shirts to the
temple and ladies have to wear more ornaments because it is
through these jewels (metal) that positive energy is absorbed in
ladies. It is proved that Theertham is a very good blood purifier, as
it is highly energised. Hence it is given as prasadam to the devotees.
2. Worship of Tulasi and Peepal Tree [aalamaram}
Tulasi should be worshipped by prostrating before it. As it is not
tall the oxygen passed out from the plant, along with its positive
energy,can be obtained only at the lower level.
Whereas the Peepal tree should be worshipped by going around it, to
get the full effect of the oxygen and the positive energy. The oxygen
layer is very close to the leaves of the tree and as these leaves
shake at the slightest breeze, it passes the energy more effectively.
While going round the tree, our negative energy
passes out of us through our right side and is absorbed by the tree
and transformed into positive energy. This is passed on to us when we
go round the tree.
3. Measuring the energy. [This is measured with a pair of 'l' shaped
rods held horizontally facing the object to be tested]
a. All flowers that are used in the temple for Pooja are proved to
have positive energy.
b. Gingerly oil [Nallenna] is proved to have more positive energy than
other medium. Hence, best for lighting the lamp.
c. The fresh sandalwood paste given from the temple has more positive
energy than the one, which is kept for a day or two.
d. The use of the traditional wick lamps is very effective in passing
out the energy, as there is a regular movement for the flame. The
energy is passed out through the waves of movement. So the lighting of
electric lamp does not serve the purpose of passing the energy.
4. Aura and its Measurement.
There are various rings around us that form the aura of our body. The
first is our 'SAREERA' OR THE BODY itself.
The next is 'AATHMA' or the SOUL. The third is 'MANAS' or the MIND.
The fourth is ' VIGNYANA' or KNOWLEDGE.
And the last is ANANDAM or HAPPINESS. This aura can be measured
scientifically by the rods.
A person's aura was measured and was found to be of one-foot radius.
The same person was asked to chant prayers for a few minutes. Then,
again,
his aura was measured. The radius of the aura had increased by another
foot and showed two feet.
This proves the positive effect of prayers.
5. Aspects regarding sleep.
Normally children are found rolling a lot in their sleep.
It is proved that they do so because their bodies can detect the
positive energy even in sleep.
When they roll they move to the place where there is positive Energy.
If their cot is moved permanently to this place, they stop rolling.
This is applicable to older people also.
We are asked to sit and chant prayers before we go to bed and also
chant them before getting up.
It has been proved that 23% of the heart attacks occur when people lie down.
This is because; a person who has been vertical the whole day suddenly
lies down causing an irregularity in the heartbeats.
So, to stabilise this, it is proved that sitting on the bed and
chanting prayers for two minutes will be effective.
And it has the same effect when done before getting up also.
It is proved that chanting 'Narayana naamam' 108 times comes to
exactly two minutes.
6. Why is it considered a bad omen when a cat crosses our path when we go
out?
Cat is an animal, which has only negative energy. When a cat crosses,
it leaves behind, the negative energy in its path.
So, when we cross this path, we are affected by the negative energy
and will not succeed in our venture.
7. Any object's energy could be measured.
One such object is the cell phone. This is a thing with negative energy.
This can be made positive. A picture of a God was placed on the cell
phone, in such a way that the picture was facing the phone. The
energy was still
negative. Then the picture was turned and kept so that it faced the user.
The energy immediately became positive. A small sticker of any God is
sufficient to make it positive.
8. Aspects regarding energy in houses.
a. In the present living conditions, people mostly live in small
houses or in flats. In such situations it is difficult to follow the
'VAASTHU SASHTRA'. It is proved that it is enough if the house has a
Pooja room. This room will be able to cover the whole area of the
house and harmonise the energy.Whereas in a big house the area is too
much for just a small Pooja room to harmonise the energy. In such
cases the 'VAASTHU SASHTRA' should be followed.
b. Pictures of Gods or Goddesses, if kept in the entrance of the
house, is proved to ward off all negative energy.
c. In a person's life of 60yrs, he spends nearly 20 years in bed. So
the bedroom should be kept clean and bathroom must be kept closed
always. This is because; we eliminate all our wastes in the bathroom.
The wastes are full of negative energy. When the door is kept open,
this negative energy passes out into the bedroom and affects the
occupants.
d. Keeping a flower vase with plastic or artificial flowers in the
corner of a room is equal to the garbage bin.It is proved that these
flowers absorb all negative energies in the room caused due to
arguments or ill thoughts.So, the flower vase with plastic flowers
should not be kept in the centre of a room or on the dining table.
This is a harmoniser of energies. Garbage bins are never kept in the
centre of a room.
e. Chanting prayers in a group is very good for the house. It
activates the positive energy and spreads to all parts of the house.
If this is not possible, keeping tapes of devotional songs, melodious
music and prayers ill also give the same effect.

Importance of Tulsi water in religious functions

2011-08-28T22:25:00.001+05:30

Importance of Tulsi water in religious functions

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Anyone who visits any Hindu temple is served a small quantity of Tulsi (Basil) water by the temple priest. Many a times we might have nonchalantly gulped this offering down.Little did we know that this supposed holy water has certain proven medicinal properties which are very good for human beings!

Among Hindus, Tulsi (Basil) is treated with a lot of respect and is grown in the home itself. When added to water, the Tulsi leaves add certain medicinal properties to it.

Dr. Lee Lorenzen - an American scientist has been researching on "clustered water" for over fifteen years now. Clustered Water™ has been found to be a specific form of water instrumental in key cellular functions. Research has shown that the lack of this specific form of water is responsible for cellular aging and cellular problems. When we are young, our bodies are full of clustered water. As we grow older, our clustered water becomes physically bound to other molecular structures and becomes unable to move freely through the cell walls. Our body contains approximately 50 trillion cells. The water that sustains them is called clustered water. Unlike tap water, rain or mineral water, Clustered Water™ has a particular characteristic which allows it to pass freely through cell walls, delivering oxygen, nutrients, protein chains, enzymes and it removes the toxic buildup that accumulates in the cell. The efficiency and speed of Clustered Water™ is due to the design and shape of the water molecules and the design and shape of the cell itself. Small water clusters fit into and through the hexagonal channels in the cell membrane and inside the cell.

On the other hand, Dr. T.P. Sasikumar, an Indian Scientists has conducted research on this very subject wherein he collected the Tulsi water used to bathe the idol of the diety and conducted experiments using the same. He found that this water has all the properties as that of a clustered water.The health benefits imparted by this water is the same as that of clustered water. These benefits are as follows :

* Energizes the body

* Hydrates cells and organs

* Helps remove waste and toxins from cells

* Helps boost nutrition absorption

One need not always go to the temple to consume Tulsi/holy water. One can prepare it at home by soaking Tulsi ( Basil) leaves in drinking water and consuming it after a short while.

Our sages knew the advantages of Tulsi water and hence introduced the custom of drinking Tulsi water.

Excerpts taken from following links :

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/op-ed/what%E2%80%99s-so-great-about-tulsi-896

http://www.enchantedmind.com/html/nutrition/clustered_water.html
http://traditionsandbeliefs.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=56:importance-of-tulsi-water-in-religious-functions&catid=36:march&Itemid=71

Importance of Tulsi water in religious functions

2011-08-28T22:25:00.000+05:30

Importance of Tulsi water in religious functions

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Anyone who visits any Hindu temple is served a small quantity of Tulsi (Basil) water by the temple priest. Many a times we might have nonchalantly gulped this offering down.Little did we know that this supposed holy water has certain proven medicinal properties which are very good for human beings!

Among Hindus, Tulsi (Basil) is treated with a lot of respect and is grown in the home itself. When added to water, the Tulsi leaves add certain medicinal properties to it.

Dr. Lee Lorenzen - an American scientist has been researching on "clustered water" for over fifteen years now. Clustered Water™ has been found to be a specific form of water instrumental in key cellular functions. Research has shown that the lack of this specific form of water is responsible for cellular aging and cellular problems. When we are young, our bodies are full of clustered water. As we grow older, our clustered water becomes physically bound to other molecular structures and becomes unable to move freely through the cell walls. Our body contains approximately 50 trillion cells. The water that sustains them is called clustered water. Unlike tap water, rain or mineral water, Clustered Water™ has a particular characteristic which allows it to pass freely through cell walls, delivering oxygen, nutrients, protein chains, enzymes and it removes the toxic buildup that accumulates in the cell. The efficiency and speed of Clustered Water™ is due to the design and shape of the water molecules and the design and shape of the cell itself. Small water clusters fit into and through the hexagonal channels in the cell membrane and inside the cell.

On the other hand, Dr. T.P. Sasikumar, an Indian Scientists has conducted research on this very subject wherein he collected the Tulsi water used to bathe the idol of the diety and conducted experiments using the same. He found that this water has all the properties as that of a clustered water.The health benefits imparted by this water is the same as that of clustered water. These benefits are as follows :

* Energizes the body

* Hydrates cells and organs

* Helps remove waste and toxins from cells

* Helps boost nutrition absorption

One need not always go to the temple to consume Tulsi/holy water. One can prepare it at home by soaking Tulsi ( Basil) leaves in drinking water and consuming it after a short while.

Our sages knew the advantages of Tulsi water and hence introduced the custom of drinking Tulsi water.

Excerpts taken from following links :

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/op-ed/what%E2%80%99s-so-great-about-tulsi-896

http://www.enchantedmind.com/html/nutrition/clustered_water.html

MOTIVATION tips

2011-08-28T11:20:00.000+05:30

1. Do hard work and enjoy learning

2. Don’t compare with others, do what best can be done by self

3. How to create long term goals to derive happiness and enjoy todays trouble

4. Start from a clean slate , forget past bad experiences

5. Learn to ask questions and keep learning

6. Don’t miss opportunities keep trying to be smarter

MUSIC & DANCE / Keraka to Assam

2011-08-10T18:02:00.002+05:30

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panchavadyam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panchari_melam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bihu_dance

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margam_Kali

http://www.naturemagics.com/kerala-ethnic-traditional/thiruvathirakali.shtm

http://www.onamfestival.org/kaikotti-kali.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pravasi_Bharatiya_Divas

The spirit of Ramzan

2011-08-04T19:55:00.002+05:30

The spirit of Ramzan

August 4, 2011
By Hesham A. Hassaballa

Because the Islamic calendar is a lunar one, Ramzan travels backward along the solar calendar, and this means that for the next 10 years it will fall during the summer months in the Northern Hemisphere. That will mean very hot and very long days, and distressingly short nights. I remember Ramzan being in June when I was about 12 years old, and it was hard then. I have since become much older, and thus, fasting during the summer has become much more difficult for me. Last year, when only a part of Ramzan was in August, I had a tough time. This year, all of August is Ramzan, and therefore — although I hate to say it — I am scared.

Of course, if fasting poses bodily harm to a person, he or she should not fast. It shames me to admit that I am so scared to fast, because the month of Ramzan is chock full of divine blessings and rewards. The sins of the fasting person are completely erased, and Prophetic tradition holds that there are tremendous benefits for those who fast. In addition, the act of forgoing food and drink during the daylight hours allows one to reflect upon the lives of the poor and hungry, who — out of sheer poverty — may quite often have to forgo food and drink. My hunger and thirst should motivate me to help relieve their suffering through charitable giving and work.Moreover, there is a tremendous spiritual cleansing that comes with the fast of Ramzan. More than just depriving myself of food and drink, if only for a few (or rather this year, several) hours, I must not engage in bad behaviour. Ideally, I should finish the month a better person than when I started it. Thus, I really should be happy.

But I am not. It is going to be hot. The only saving grace is that the days are getting shorter. Normally, this makes me sad. During Ramzan, however, it brings me no small amount of joy. Yet that is the point of the fast, if one is able to do it. It is a physical and spiritual challenge, and God knows it is difficult. That is why in Muslim tradition He says: “Fasting is for Me, and I give the reward for it.” Struggling a little to fast for the sake of God is the essence of jihad, not violence and murder, as some radical Muslims believe.

* Hesham A. Hassaballa is a Chicago-based doctor and writer. His latest book is Noble Brother: The Story of the Last Prophet in Poetry

http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.shtml?242379

Spirit of Ramzan

Thursday August 04, 2011 (1159 PST)

The holy month of Ramzan has started and generally food is considered the only way to enjoy this month. People should know that lavish iftar menus only add to their health problems. Fried edibles and soda drinks are harmful for health but their consumption doubles in the holy month. It is also against the spirit of the fasting, which gives us a lesson of patience, tolerance and simplicity. People come to the mosques to offer taraveeh after stuffing themselves at iftar and it is frequently observed that most of them keep burping and breaking wind throughout the taraveeh prayers.

This causes immense inconvenience to the people around. Islam teaches us through many lessons how to behave decently in a society. Although we recite Quran and offer prayers more regularly, we do not like to bring change in our behaviours. Any indication towards that is taken as bad criticism. People who keep their iftar menu simple for money-saving purposes or trying to be health conscious become a laughingstock for the majority whose sole idea of celebrating Ramzan revolves around food and more food.

SADIA IMRAN

Lahore

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A Mayor's combative drive

2011-08-04T19:46:00.001+05:30

A Mayor's combative drive

MIRIAM ELDER

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AFPVilnius Mayor Arturas Zuokas driving an armoured vehicle over a Mercedes S-class on Wednesday.

Stern warning on illegal parking in Lithuania

Drivers who park in cycle lanes would normally worry about receiving a fine or perhaps having their vehicle towed. They probably do not expect to have their car crushed beneath the wheels of an armoured personnel carrier which has the local mayor at the controls.

But car owners in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, may be choosing their parking spaces a little more carefully after the city's Mayor, Arturas Zuokas, drove over — and wrecked — a Mercedes in a stunt to serve as a warning to anyone who thinks about parking illegally.

In a video released by the city government, Mr. Zuokas is seen beaming triumphantly as he rides roughshod over the car.

“In the past few days, expensive cars have been illegally parked in almost this exact place — a Rolls Royce and a Ferrari,” says the Mayor's narration to the video.

“What should the city do about drivers who think that they are above the law? It seems that a tank is the best solution.” The get-tough approach earned praise for Mr. Zuokas, who has been better known for his involvement in a bribery scandal while serving two terms as Mayor until 2007. Vilnius voters re-elected him in April.

The Mayor cleans up the mess of crushed glass at the end of the video, before riding away on a bike. — © Guardian Newspapers Limited, 2011

You believe in ASTROLOGY -or- in YOUR LIFE

2011-07-28T11:34:00.000+05:30

You believe in ASTROLOGY -or- in YOUR LIFE

Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, or Pisces –
You are ATHIS and THAT !!
Thant means one who takes birth is same though out his LIFE.
No change and no escapes?
Does it so?
Do you believe in Sathsang / Getting along with the best changes your LIFE?
Do you believe is Training?
Do you believe in KARMA?
So – The partition of the whole population into 12 classes is SUPID !!

Indian-assembled watches at HMT Bangalore, 1961 - July 27:

2011-07-28T11:27:00.001+05:30

Indian-assembled watches at HMT

Bangalore, 1961 - July 27: Prime Minister Nehru will release the first batch of Indian-as-sembled watches at the Hindustan Mach-ine Tools factory here tomorrow.

The batch, consisting of 800 watches 500 ladies and 300 gents — were assembled by trainees while they were being trained to man the new watch factory, which is being set up as an auxiliary of the HMT. The venture is in technical collaboration with the citizens watch company of Japan. There are already 52 Indian engineers undergoing training in Japan. Mr M.K. Mathulla, chairman and managing director of the HMT, told pressmen this morning that they had not yet decided whether to put the first batch of watches on the market. Assembly of the watches, he said, had begun a fortnight back.

The gents watches would be called “HMT citizen” and the ladies watches “Sujata”, Mr Mathulla said. One of the gents watches would be presented to the Prime Minister, he added. The Prime Minister’s main engagement in Bangalore is the opening of the second factory.

Uddhava aand Uddhava GITA

2011-07-20T14:43:00.002+05:30

Uddhava

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Uddhava (also known as Pavanayadhi) is a character from the Puranic texts of Hinduism, who is the friend and counsellor of Krishna the Avatar. He plays a significant role in the Bhagavata Purana, being taught the processes of yoga and bhakti directly by Krishna. The principle of these discussions is often referred to as the Uddhava Gita, similarly to the Bhagavad Gita wherein Krishna instructs Arjuna. According to some texts Uddhava was also Krishna's cousin, being the son of Devabhaga, who was the brother of Vasudeva, Krishna's father. His physical appearance was so like that of Krishna's that in some instances he is temporarily mistaken for the latter.

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[edit]Message to Vrindavan

In the Bhagavata Purana, after Krishna had defeated Kamsa, Uddhava came to see him, much to Krishna's pleasure. Krishna then requested Uddhava to visit Vrindavan with a message on his behalf to the Gopis and other residents of the village, who were missing his company. The content of the message and the feelings aroused by it when heard by the residents of Vrindavan constitute the highest understanding of love of God in the tradition of Gaudiya Vaishnavism.

[edit]Uddhava Gita

Krishna spoke the Uddhava Gita (also referred to as Hamsa Gita) to Uddhava shortly before he left the world in order to help console Uddhava after his forthcoming departure. It commences with Uddhava's perplexity after he saw the impending destruction of the Yadava community, in which Krishna was also born.

Uddhava was famous as devotee and a dear friend of Krishna but even he could not fathom why he had not prevented the destruction from happening. Brahma, the creator, and the celestials implored Krishna to return to his divine abode after the purpose of his descent was over.

Krishna then explained why the Yadavas had to be finished, "Made insolent by prowess, heroism and fortune, and inclined to take possession of the whole world, this celebrated race of Yadu has been kept in check by Me as the ocean by its shore. If I depart (from this world) without destroying the huge race of the Yadus, who have grown insolent the entire humanity will meet its destruction..." Greatly saddened by this Uddhava approached Krishna and beseeched him to take him also. In reply Krishna then expounds the Uddhava Gita.

[edit]See also

[edit]External links

Krishna instructs Uddhava (vedabase.net)
The Uddhava Gita (Hindu.com)
Krishna Explains the Yoga System to Sri Uddhava (srimadbhagavatam.com)

Hamsa Gita

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Hamsa Gita (Sanskrit) (also referred to as Uddhava Gita) consists of Krishna's final discourse to Uddhava before Krishna draws his worldly 'descent' (Sanskrit: avatar) and 'pastimes' (Sanskrit: lila) to completion. Though the Uddhava Gita is often published singularly as a stand-alone work, it is also evident in the Eleventh Canto of the Bhagavata Purana commencing from verse 40 section 6 through to the end of section 29, comprising more than 1000 'verses' (Sanskrit: shloka) and is considered part of the Purana literature proper.^[1] This discourse importantly contains the story of an Avadhuta and though it does not state explicitly the name of this personage within the section or the Bhagavata Purana as a whole, Vaishnava tradition and the greater Sanatana Dharma auspice ascribe this agency to Dattatreya.

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[edit]Manuscripts and textual notes

The names Uddhava Gita and Hamsa Gita are popularly interchangeable but Hamsa Gita also specifically denotes (xi. 13- 16) a subset of the Uddhava Gita and the Bhagavata Purana proper.^[2]

[edit]Nomenclature, orthography and etymology

Hamsa Gita (Sanskrit) (also referred to as Uddhava Gita) where the hamsa is a metaphor for the Paramahamsa as well as a natural teacher of grace evident in Nature. TheHamsa (हंस, in Sanskrit and often written hansa) is a swan or goose, often considered to be the Mute Swan (Cygnus olor), but is really the Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus).^{[citation needed]} It is used in Indian culture as a symbol and a decorative element. The term 'gītā' (literally "song" in Sanskrit; Devanagari: गीता).

[edit]English discourse

Tigunait (2002: pp.39-45) render the narrative of the 24 teachers of Dattatreya in the Uddhava Gita into English.^[3] Though the consensus of scholars hold the Bhagavata Purana to be a composite work of the oral tradition of many mouths, the Vaishnava tradition as well as the Bhagavata Purana itself uphold that it was scribed byVyasadeva.^[4] That said, the narrator of the Hamsa Gita is the sage Shuka, son of Vyasadeva.^[5] It is important to note that even if the work is composite, that it "...does not show the lack of cohesion or compactness that must mark the work handled by many writers..." says Upadhyaya in the Forward to Brown & Saraswati (2000: p.8) and then Upadhyaya moreover opines that whosoever the poet of the Hamsa Gita and the Bhagavata Purana may be that "[h]ere is a poet who uses pattern and metaphor in a complex craftsmanship to create a ritual of celebration."^[6] Haigh (2007: p.127) in his opening paragraph to his work on the Uddhava Gita frames its import as a model ofenvironmental education:

Sri Dattatreya, who Lord Krishna quotes in The Uddhava Gita, has been evoked as a guru for environmental education. Sri Dattatreya gained enlightenment by observing the world, which provided Him with 24 instructors. These taught Him the futility of mundane attachments, the benefits of contemplation and forebearance [sic], and a path towards the spiritual self-realization of the Supreme. Sri Dattatreya, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, features in several Puranas where His teachings involve direct challenges to the pretensions and prejudices of the learner. His core message is "never judge by surface appearances but always seek a deeper Truth": the Earth is sacred, an aspect of God, and a puzzle that challenges the spiritual self to awaken to its true nature.^[7]

Paramahamsa (2008: unpaginated) arrays a suite of Gita literature enshrined and subsumed within the auspice of the Srimad Bhagavata and holds that they are all songs ofMonism:

"The Gitas that find place in Srimad Bhagavata such as the Uddhava-Gita, the Rudra-Gita, the Bhikshu-Gita, the Sruti-Gita, the Hamsa-Gita propound Monism as the essence of their philosophy."^[8]

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Upadhyaya, in the Forward to Brown & Saraswati (2000: p.8) holds that Saraswati (that is Ambikananda) who herself is a sannyasin and took this ashrama from a very young age, writes thus:

Swami Ambikananda's success in rendering the work into metrical composition is a tribute to the versatility of Sanskrit and the lucidity of the original writing. The method of her translation is marked by two considerati ons. She has sought to find close equivalents, keeping in view both the formal and dynamic aspects of the language; and her interpretative translation aims at complete naturalness of expression, pointing the reader to the modes of behaviour within the context of his or her own culture.^[9]

Sarasvati in Brown and Sarasvati (2000: p.14) holds holds that it was both Venkatesananda (1921 - 1982) and his guruji Sivananda (1887 - 1963) that opened her heart to this work:

It was Swami Sivananda and Swami Venkatesananda who opened my heart to this sacred text, and their teaching that enabled me to undertake this translation, which attempts to convey its message to all spiritual seekers. ^[10]

[edit]Marathi renderings

Acharya of Mahanubhav Dharma have compiled this with the name of 'Uddhav Gita', the supreme knowledge bestowed by Lord Krishna to his devotee Uddhav Dev. In thischaubees guru akhyaan, the story of Lord Dattatreya's discourse to king Yadu is mentioned.

[edit]Primary resources

[edit]Sanskrit

[edit]English

The Uddhava Gita by International Gita Society

[edit]Notes

^ Brown, Manisha Wilmette (editor, author) & Saraswati, Ambikananda (translator) (2000). The Uddhava Gita. Frances Lincoln Ltd. ISBN 0711216169, 9780711216167. With a Forward by Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Sanskrit University, New Delhi. Source: [1] (accessed: Monday march 8, 2010)
^ Ramanand Vidya Bhawan (n.d.). The Indian historical quarterly. Volume 2, Issues 3-4. Ramanand Vidya Bhawan. Source: [2] (accessed: Tuesday March 9, 2010) p.537
^ Tigunait, Rajmani (2002). The Himalayan Masters: A Living Tradition. Himalayan Institute Press. ISBN 0893892270, 9780893892272. Source: [3] (accessed: Friday March 19, 2010)
^ Brown, Manisha Wilmette (editor, author) & Saraswati, Ambikananda (translator) (2000). The Uddhava Gita. Frances Lincoln Ltd. With a Forward by Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Sanskrit University, New Delhi. ISBN 0711216169, 9780711216167. Source: [4] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010), p.8
^ Brown, Manisha Wilmette (editor, author) & Saraswati, Ambikananda (translator) (2000). The Uddhava Gita. Frances Lincoln Ltd. With a Forward by Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Sanskrit University, New Delhi. ISBN 0711216169, 9780711216167. Source: [5] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010), p.17
^ Brown, Manisha Wilmette (editor, author) & Saraswati, Ambikananda (translator) (2000). The Uddhava Gita. Frances Lincoln Ltd. With a Forward by Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Sanskrit University, New Delhi. ISBN 0711216169, 9780711216167. Source: [6] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010)
^ Haigh, Martin (2007). 'Sri Dattatreya's 24 Gurus: Learning from the World in Hindu Tradition'. Canadian Journal of Environmental Education; Volume 12, Number 1, 2007. Source: [7] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010), p.127
^ Paramahamsa, K. R. (2008). Ekam SAT 5. TotalRecall Publications, Incorporated. ISBN 159095873X, 9781590958735 Source: [8] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010)
^ Brown, Manisha Wilmette (editor) & Saraswati, Ambikananda (translator) (2000). The Uddhava Gita. Frances Lincoln Ltd. ISBN 0711216169, 9780711216167. With a Forward by Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Sanskrit University, New Delhi. Source: [9] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010)
^ Brown, Manisha Wilmette (editor) & Saraswati, Ambikananda (translator) (2000). The Uddhava Gita. Frances Lincoln Ltd. ISBN 0711216169, 9780711216167. With a Forward by Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice Chancellor, Lal Bahadur Sanskrit University, New Delhi. Source: [10] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010), p.14

[edit]References

Haigh, Martin (2007). 'Sri Dattatreya's 24 Gurus: Learning from the World in Hindu Tradition'. Canadian Journal of Environmental Education; volume 12, number 1, 2007: pp.127-142. Source: [11] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010)
Paramahamsa, K. R. (2008). Ekam SAT 5. TotalRecall Publications, Incorporated. ISBN 159095873X, 9781590958735 Source: [12] (accessed: Monday March 8, 2010)

DESK-Notes

horse to water ?

INTEREST in YOUTH

111017 - with Aiswarya T Anish

Meditation & Pain management

window to see OUT...

SPIRITUALITY / PHILOSOPHY / RITUALS / GOD / FAITH / ATHEIST

NJANAPPANA - Poonthanam / Guruvayoor

INSPIRATION - from where ELSE?

vegitarian

because of vs. due to

positive energy

Positive energy

positive energy

Positive energy

Importance of Tulsi water in religious functions

Importance of Tulsi water in religious functions

MOTIVATION tips

MUSIC & DANCE / Keraka to Assam

The spirit of Ramzan

The spirit of Ramzan

http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.shtml?242379

Spirit of Ramzan

A Mayor's combative drive

A Mayor's combative drive

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Uddhava aand Uddhava GITA

Uddhava

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Hamsa Gita

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