அழகு தமிழ் ஆத்திச்சூடி , அருமையான ஆங்கிலத்தில் !!!

1. அறம் செய விரும்பு / …1. Learn to love virtue.
2. ஆறுவது சினம் / 2. Control anger.
3. இயல்வது கரவேல் / 3. Don’t forget Charity.
4. ஈவது விலக்கேல் / 4. Don’t prevent philanthropy.
5. உடையது விளம்பேல் / 5. Don’t betray confidence.
6. ஊக்கமது கைவிடேல் / 6. Don’t forsake motivation.
7. எண் எழுத்து இகழேல் / 7. Don’t despise learning.
8. ஏற்பது இகழ்ச்சி / 8. Don’t freeload.
9. ஐயம் இட்டு உண் / 9. Feed the hungry and then feast.
10. ஒப்புரவு ஒழுகு / 10. Emulate the great.
11. ஓதுவது ஒழியேல் / 11. Discern the good and learn.
12. ஒளவியம் பேசேல் / 12. Speak no envy.
13. அகம் சுருக்கேல் / 13. Don’t shortchange.
14. கண்டொன்று சொல்லேல் / 14. Don’t flip-flop.
15. ஙப் போல் வளை / 15. Bend to befriend.
16. சனி நீராடு / 16. Shower regularly.
17. ஞயம்பட உரை / 17. Sweeten your speech.
18. இடம்பட வீடு எடேல் / 18. Judiciously space your home.
19. இணக்கம் அறிந்து இணங்கு / 19. Befriend the best.
20. தந்தை தாய்ப் பேண் / 20. Protect your parents.
21. நன்றி மறவேல் / 21. Don’t forget gratitude.
22. பருவத்தே பயிர் செய் / 22. Husbandry has its season.
23. மண் பறித்து உண்ணேல் / 23. Don’t land-grab.
24. இயல்பு அலாதன செய்யேல் / 24. Desist demeaning deeds.
25. அரவம் ஆட்டேல் / 25. Don’t play with snakes.
26. இலவம் பஞ்சில் துயில் / 26. Cotton bed better for comfort.
27. வஞ்சகம் பேசேல் / 27. Don’t sugar-coat words.
28. அழகு அலாதன செய்யேல் / 28. Detest the disorderly.
29. இளமையில் கல் / 29. Learn when young.
30. அரனை மறவேல் / 30. Cherish charity.
31. அனந்தல் ஆடேல் / 31. Over sleeping is obnoxious.
32. கடிவது மற / 32. Constant anger is corrosive.
33. காப்பது விரதம் / 33. Saving lives superior to fasting.
34. கிழமைப்பட வாழ் / 34. Make wealth beneficial.
35. கீழ்மை அகற்று / 35. Distance from the wicked.
36. குணமது கைவிடேல் / 36. Keep all that are useful.
37. கூடிப் பிரியேல் / 37. Don’t forsake friends.
38. கெடுப்பது ஒழி / 38. Abandon animosity.
39. கேள்வி முயல் / 39. Learn from the learned.
40. கைவினை கரவேல் / 40. Don’t hide knowledge.
41. கொள்ளை விரும்பேல் / 41. Don’t swindle.
42. கோதாட்டு ஒழி / 42. Ban all illegal games.
43. கெளவை அகற்று / 43. Don’t vilify.
44. சக்கர நெறி நில் / 44. Honor your Lands Constitution.
45. சான்றோர் இனத்து இரு / 45. Associate with the noble.
46. சித்திரம் பேசேல் / 46. Stop being paradoxical.
47. சீர்மை மறவேல் / 47. Remember to be righteous.
48. சுளிக்கச் சொல்லேல் / 48. Don’t hurt others feelings.
49. சூது விரும்பேல் / 49. Don’t gamble.
50. செய்வன திருந்தச் செய் / 50. Action with perfection.
51. சேரிடம் அறிந்து சேர் / 51. Seek out good friends.
52. சையெனத் திரியேல் / 52. Avoid being insulted.
53. சொற் சோர்வு படேல் / 53. Don’t show fatigue in conversation.
54. சோம்பித் திரியேல் / 54. Don’t be a lazybones.
55. தக்கோன் எனத் திரி / 55. Be trustworthy.
56. தானமது விரும்பு / 56. Be kind to the unfortunate.
57. திருமாலுக்கு அடிமை செய் / 57. Serve the protector.
58. தீவினை அகற்று / 58. Don’t sin.
59. துன்பத்திற்கு இடம் கொடேல் / 59. Don’t attract suffering.
60. தூக்கி வினை செய் / 60. Deliberate every action.
61. தெய்வம் இகழேல் / 61. Don’t defame the divine.
62. தேசத்தோடு ஒட்டி வாழ் / 62. Live in unison with your countrymen.
63. தையல் சொல் கேளேல் / 63. Don’t listen to the designing.
64. தொன்மை மறவேல் / 64. Don’t forget your past glory.
65. தோற்பன தொடரேல் / 65. Don’t compete if sure of defeat.
66. நன்மை கடைப்பிடி / 66. Adhere to the beneficial.
67. நாடு ஒப்பன செய் / 67. Do nationally agreeables.
68. நிலையில் பிரியேல் / 68. Don’t depart from good standing.
69. நீர் விளையாடேல் / 69. Don’t jump into a watery grave.
70. நுண்மை நுகரேல் / 70. Don’t over snack.
71. நூல் பல கல் / 71. Read variety of materials.
72. நெற்பயிர் விளைவு செய் / 72. Grow your own staple.
73. நேர்பட ஒழுகு / 73. Exhibit good manners always.
74. நைவினை நணுகேல் / 74. Don’t involve in destruction.
75. நொய்ய உரையேல் / 75. Don’t dabble in sleaze.
76. நோய்க்கு இடம் கொடேல் / 76. Avoid unhealthy lifestyle.
77. பழிப்பன பகரேல் / 77. Speak no vulgarity.
78. பாம்பொடு பழகேல் / 78. Keep away from the vicious.
79. பிழைபடச் சொல்லேல் / 79. Watch out for self incrimination.
80. பீடு பெற நில் / 80. Follow path of honor.
81. புகழ்ந்தாரைப் போற்றி வாழ் / 81. Protect your benefactor.
82. பூமி திருத்தி உண் / 82. Cultivate the land and feed.
83. பெரியாரைத் துணைக் கொள் / 83. Seek help from the old and wise.
84. பேதைமை அகற்று / 84. Eradicate ignorance.
85. பையலோடு இணங்கேல் / 85. Don’t comply with idiots.
86. பொருள்தனைப் போற்றி வாழ் / 86. Protect and enhance your wealth.
87. போர்த் தொழில் புரியேல் / 87. Don’t encourage war.
88. மனம் தடுமாறேல் / 88. Don’t vacillate.
89. மாற்றானுக்கு இடம் கொடேல் / 89. Don’t accommodate your enemy.
90. மிகைபடச் சொல்லேல் / 90. Don’t over dramatize.
91. மீதூண் விரும்பேல் / 91. Don’t be a glutton.
92. முனைமுகத்து நில்லேல் / 92. Don’t join an unjust fight.
93. மூர்க்கரோடு இணங்கேல் / 93. Don’t agree with the stubborn.
94. மெல்லி நல்லாள் தோள்சேர் / 94. Stick with your exemplary wife.
95. மேன்மக்கள் சொல் கேள் / 95. Listen to men of quality.
96. மை விழியார் மனை அகல் / 96. Dissociate from the jealous.
97. மொழிவது அற மொழி / 97. Speak with clarity.
98. மோகத்தை முனி / 98. Hate any desire for lust.
99. வல்லமை பேசேல் / 99. Don’t self praise.
100. வாது முற்கூறேல் / 100. Don’t gossip or spread rumor.
101. வித்தை விரும்பு / 101. Long to learn.
102. வீடு பெற நில் / 102. Work for a peaceful life.
103. உத்தமனாய் இரு / 103. Lead exemplary life.
104. ஊருடன் கூடி வாழ் / 104. Live amicably.
105. வெட்டெனப் பேசேல் / 105. Don’t be harsh with words and deeds.
106. வேண்டி வினை செயேல் / 106. Don’t premeditate harm.
107. வைகறைத் துயில் எழு / 107. Be an early-riser.
108. ஒன்னாரைத் தேறேல் / 108. Never join your enemy.
109. ஓரம் சொல்லேல் / 109. Be impartial in judgement.

காலத்தால்  அழியாத ஆத்திச்சூடியின்  ஆங்கில  வடிவாக்கம்  மேலே !!!!…தமிழ்  தெரியாத அன்பர்களுக்கும் , தமிழ் புரியாத குழந்தைகளுக்கும்  இது  ஒரு நல்ல  வழிகாட்டி !!!!

படித்தும் , பகிர்ந்தும்  பயன்  பெற  வேண்டி  விழைகிறேன் …

நடராஜன்

 

Source…Input from a friend of mine.
natarajan

 

108 Names of Lord Ganesha ….with Meanings ….

108 Names of Lord Ganesha (with meanings)

Fun & Info @ Keralites.net

 

 

 

1. Akhurath – One who has Mouse as His Charioteer

2. Alampata – Ever Eternal Lord

3. Amit – Incomparable Lord

4. Anantachidrupamayam – Infinite and Consciousness Personified

5. Avaneesh – Lord of the whole World

6. Avighna – Remover of Obstacles

7. Balaganapati – Beloved and Lovable Child

8. Bhalchandra – Moon-Crested Lord

9. Bheema – Huge and Gigantic

10. Bhupati – Lord of the Gods

11. Bhuvanpati – God of the Gods

12. Buddhinath – God of Wisdom

13. Buddhipriya – Knowledge Bestower

14. Buddhividhata – God of Knowledge

15. Chaturbhuj – One who has Four Arms

16. Devadeva – Lord of All Lords

17. Devantakanashakarin – Destroyer of Evils And Asuras

18. Devavrata – One who accepts all Penances

19. Devendrashika – Protector of All Gods

20. Dharmik – One who gives Charity

21. Dhoomravarna – Smoke-Hued Lord

22. Durja – Invincible Lord

23. Dvaimatura – One who has two Mothers

24. Ekaakshara – He of the Single Syllable

25. Ekadanta – Single-Tusked Lord

26. Ekadrishta – Single-Tusked Lord

27. Eshanputra – Lord Shiva’s Son

28. Gadadhara – One who has The Mace as His Weapon

29. Gajakarna – One who has Eyes like an Elephant

30. Gajanana – Elephant-Faced Lord

31. Gajananeti – Elephant-Faced Lord

32. Gajavakra – Trunk of The Elephant

33. Gajavaktra – One who has Mouth like An Elephant

34. Ganadhakshya – Lord of All Ganas (Gods)

35. Ganadhyakshina – Leader of All The Celestial Bodies

36. Ganapati – Lord of All Ganas (Gods)

37. Gaurisuta – The Son of Gauri (Parvati)

38. Gunina – One who is The Master of All Virtues

39. Haridra – One who is Golden Coloured

40. Heramba – Mother’s Beloved Son

41. Kapila – Yellowish-Brown Coloured

42. Kaveesha – Master of Poets

43. Krti – Lord of Music

44. Kripalu – Merciful Lord

45. Krishapingaksha – Yellowish-Brown Eyed

46. Kshamakaram – The Place of Forgiveness

47. Kshipra – One who is easy to Appease

48. Lambakarna – Large-Eared Lord

49. Lambodara – The Huge Bellied Lord

50. Mahabala – Enormously Strong Lord

51. Mahaganapati – Omnipotent and Supreme Lord

52. Maheshwaram – Lord of The Universe

53. Mangalamurti – All Auspicious Lord

54. Manomay – Winner of Hearts

55. Mrityuanjaya – Conqueror of Death

56. Mundakarama – Abode of Happiness

57. Muktidaya – Bestower of Eternal Bliss

58. Musikvahana – One who has mouse As charioteer

59. Nadapratithishta – One who Appreciates And Loves Music

60. Namasthetu – Vanquisher of All Evils & Vices & Sins

61. Nandana – Lord Shiva’s Son

62. Nideeshwaram – Giver of Wealth and Treasures

63. Omkara – One who has the Form Of OM

64. Pitambara – One who has Yellow-Coloured Body

65. Pramoda – Lord of All Abodes

66. Prathameshwara – First Among All

67. Purush – The Omnipotent Personality

68. Rakta – One who has Red-Coloured Body

69. Rudrapriya – Beloved Of Lord Shiva

70. Sarvadevatman – Acceptor of All Celestial Offerings

71. Sarvasiddhanta – Bestower of Skills And Wisdom

72. Sarvatman – Protector of The Universe

73. Shambhavi – The Son of Parvati

74. Shashivarnam – One who has a Moon Like Complexion

75. Shoorpakarna – Large-Eared Lord

76. Shuban – All Auspicious Lord

77. Shubhagunakanan – One who is The Master of All Virtues

78. Shweta – One who is as Pure as the White Colour

79. Siddhidhata – Bestower of Success & Accomplishments

80. Siddhipriya – Bestower of Wishes and Boons

81. Siddhivinayaka – Bestower of Success

82. Skandapurvaja – Elder Brother of Skand (Lord Kartik)

83. Sumukha – Auspicious Face

84. Sureshwaram – Lord of All Lords

85. Swaroop – Lover of Beauty

86. Tarun Ageless

87. Uddanda – Nemesis of Evils and Vices

88. Umaputra – The Son of Goddess Uma (Parvati)

89. Vakratunda – Curved Trunk Lord

90. Varaganapati – Bestower of Boons

91. Varaprada – Granter of Wishes and Boons

92. Varadavinayaka – Bestower of Success

93. Veeraganapati – Heroic Lord

94. Vidyavaridhi – God of Wisdom

95. Vighnahara – Remover of Obstacles

96. Vignaharta – Demolisher of Obstacles

97. Vighnaraja – Lord of All Hindrances

98. Vighnarajendra – Lord of All Obstacles

99. Vighnavinashanaya – Destroyer of All Obstacles & Impediments

100. Vigneshwara – Lord of All Obstacles

101. Vikat – Huge and Gigantic

102. Vinayaka – Lord of All

103. Vishwamukha – Master of The Universe

104. Vishwaraja – King of The World

105. Yagnakaya – Acceptor of All Sacred & Sacrficial Offerings

106. Yashaskaram – Bestower of Fame and Fortune

107. Yashvasin – Beloved and Ever Popular Lord

108. Yogadhipa – The Lord of Meditation

 

source::::: input from a friend of mine….

natarajan

 

Laughter The Best Medicine !!!!….For Doctors Too !!!!

Doctor, I Have a Problem!
Some  hilarious ‘doctor, doctor’ jokes that will guarantee a lifting of the mood!

“Doctor, I can’t stop thinking I’m actually a dog.”
Doctor: “OK, come sit on this couch and lets discuss it.”
“But I’m not allowed up on the couch!”

“Doctor, I can’t seem to stop my hands from shaking all the time!”
Doctor: “Do you have a drinking problem?”
“I don’t think so – I usually spill half of it.”

“Doctor, I can’t help thinking I’m actually God.”
Doctor: “Interesting. When did this begin?”
“Well at first I created the sun and the moon….”

“Doctor, every time I drink coffee I get this pain in my eye…”
Doctor: “May I suggest removing the spoon first?”
doctor

“Doctor, are you sure this ointment will treat my spots?”
Doctor: “I try not to make rash promises.”

“Doctor, I’m pretty sure I’m actually a frog!”
Doctor: “And what’s so terrible about that?”
“I’m afraid I’m going to croak!”

“Doctor, I feel like a pack of used cards.”
Doctor: “I’ll deal with you later.”

“Doctor, my body feels like a needle!”
Doctor: “I see your point.”

“Doctor, I feel like a pair of curtains!”
Doctor: “Pull yourself togerther man!”

Doctor, “I have 59 seconds to live!”
Doctor: “I’ll be with you in a minute.”

source::::babamailnet

natarajan

Message For The Day….Elders Should Show The Way to Their Children For The Right Path …

For the wisdom of discrimination to dawn on people, elders must first set an example in discrimination and detachment. If they run after sensory pleasures with feverish excitement, how can the youth be blamed for their selfishness and greed? The elders must practise what they preach, show how a divine life confers mental poise, joy, contentment and harmony. They must spend at least some time everyday in the recital of the Lord’s Name or on Meditation. Then, children too, will imbibe that atmosphere and acquire peace for sure. Today, many speak with full passion that there is nothing as sweet as the Name of the Lord, but they do not repeat it at all. Children will easily discover the hoax, if one neglects their own spiritual progress on the path, but preaches it. The accountability of those who profess the spiritual path is great and must not be undermined.

 

Sathya Sai Baba

Salt, Pepper and the Spices of Life ….A Viewpoint !!!!

Nice Viewpoint….
Salt, Pepper and the Spices of Life
You’re sitting at a table, having a meal with some friends. Bowls of soup are served to everyone at the table. Before tasting the soup, the person next to you reaches for the salt
and pepper, and for the next 20 seconds vigorously shakes in to the soup more salt and pepper than you would use in a month.
You have a pained look on your face. These thoughts immediately go through your mind: “Why would you put salt and pepper in soup, or on any dish, BEFORE you taste it? How do you know how much to add?” You might also think, “How can someone put so much salt and pepper in their food?”
Of course, the roles could be reversed. You might be the one who loves to put a lot of salt and pepper on your food and the person next to you eats the soup without adding salt or
pepper. In that case, you think, “How can she eat this bland soup without putting any seasoning in it?”
When it comes to salt, pepper, onions, garlic, curry or just about any type of seasoning, we tend to see things only one way – OUR way. It’s hard for us to understand how someone
could enjoy food when it is not seasoned as we think is appropriate. We cringe when we see someone “overdoing” or “under-doing” the spices.
How we season our food is a matter of preference and personal taste. There is no right or wrong way to use seasonings. Furthermore, the way in which another applies salt and pepper does not affect us in any way. They’re not putting the salt and pepper in YOUR soup. They are putting the spices in their own soup.
Our world is so diverse, and yet it is difficult for us to accept each other’s preferences.
Often, when we see people doing things we wouldn’t do, our mind says:
Why aren’t they thinking as I think?
Why aren’t they acting as I would act?
Your mind would often have you believe that your way is superior. Your beliefs and habits are shaped by your genetics and your environment. Each person has different genetics and
has grown up in an environment that is different than yours.
Why expect everyone to come to the same conclusion?
Our spiritual growth comes when we learn to accept that others have different preferences, and we honor those preferences. There is no universal religion that everyone will agree to practice. There is no universal political viewpoint that all will accept. There is no one way of raising children that all cultures will agree upon. Marriage customs will vary from
culture to culture.
Getting people to agree on these issues is like trying to get everyone to use the same amount of salt and pepper on their food. It’s not going to happen.
The diversity in this world is beautiful and we can open our hearts to it. Within our own country and in our relations with people in other countries, we need to continually remind
ourselves that it’s perfectly acceptable for people to have preferences. If the other person is not harming us, why can’t we just smile and get on with life?


The next time you’re tempted to judge or criticize the way other people think or act , realize that in most cases, they are just using a different amount of salt  or pepper than you would use …Allow them to have their preferences , and there is no need to even consider what YOU would do !!!

source::::H.Deepa in shirdi sai speaks

natarajan

 

 

Message For The Day….What is “Samskrithi ” and “Samskara” ?….

‘Samskrithi’, the Sanskrit word for culture, is derived from the root word ‘Samskara’ which means the dual process of removing dust and dirt, and planting the virtues of Truth, Right Conduct, Love, Non-violence and Love. Certain obligatory rites of initiation and purification prescribed by the Vedas for one’s spiritual upliftment, are also referred to as Samskaras. There are 48 such, but all of them can be reduced to just one, which is the final and fulfilling one – recognition of one’s identity with the Divine. Man (Nara) is God (Narayana). The individual entity (Jiva) is Divinity (Brahman) seen through the limitations of primal ignorance.

Sathya Sai Baba

Divine Images with Message for The Day ….

Sooo Sweetttt !!!!
Pune based Businessman Shri Naveen Dev has drawn the picture of Shri Saibaba and wrote Om Sairam on Rose flowers with the help of advance machine and paid his obeisance by offering the flowers to Saibaba in Shirdi
Quote of BABA:
Recognize God (Khuda) by your wisdom!
[You never know in which form, He might come to visit you in order to bless you] 
source:::: H.Deepa in shirdi sai speaks
natarajan

Message For The Day….Walk the Path Shown to You by Vedic Sriptures ….

Walk the path shown to you by the Ramayana, Mahabharatha, Bhagavatha and other scriptures. Proceed along that path, unmindful of halts and handicaps, approvals or disapproval of kith and kin, of praise or blame from society. What exactly is praise or blame? They are words – just sound waves coming from across the air; waves that strike your ear. Let them strike only the outer ear, do not welcome them in. Grace is won by suffering alone. The Lord incarnates in the world when unrighteousness becomes rampant. Therefore adharma(unrighteousness) has to be suffered so that each one may have the joy of welcoming the Lord and experiencing His Presence.

 

Sathya Sai Baba

 

Incredible Paintings on Maps…An Organic Vision of the World !!!

Madrid-based Spanish artist Fernando Vicente uses maps for more than geographical purposes. For his Atlas series, the creative illustrator paints on old maps, transforming countries and whole continents into people, animals, and skulls. The collection of acrylic paint portraits applied and integrated into each map, similar to the work of Ed Fairburn, gives the lands a new sense of life.

While cartography can be seen as an art in its own right, Vicente manages to transform each informative sheet into an interpretive piece. The images he adds to the maps are translucent enough to recognize the underlying contours of nations and the separation between ocean and land while simultaneously appreciating the artist’s ability to connect masses of land into one unified figure. His work presents an organic vision of the world, as though countries are not disconnected from one another and share a spirit guardian.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

source::::/www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/fernando-vicente-atlas

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