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Message For The Day…. Dont Differentiate Individuals …Consider Them as Thyself !!!

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Krishna declared in the Bhagavad Gita, “Mamaivamsho jivaloke jivabhuta sanathana (Every being is an aspect of My Divinity).” When God considers you as part of Himself, you should also consider others as your own self. Love All, Serve All. See no difference between individuals; do not think of one as a pauper and the other a millionaire. Many millionaires today are engaged in filling their own belly. They are not prepared to give even a morsel of food as alms to a beggar who stands at their doorstep. What is the use of having such rich men in our country? They are rich only for name’s sake but in reality they are the poorest of the poor. Pursue the path of charity and righteousness. Consider others as your own brothers and sisters. Rather, consider them as thyself.

 

Sathya Sai Baba

ஒரு கால கணக்கு !!!….ஒரு நாள் ….ஒரு அலசல் !!!

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2 பரமாணுக்கள்   ……………….. ஒரு அணு

3 அணுக்கள் ………………………..ஒரு  த்ரிஷேனு

3 த்ரிஷேனு ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ஒரு  த்ரூடி

100 த்ரூடி ………………………….ஒரு  வேதம்

3 வேதம் ………………………… ஒரு லவம்

3 லவம் ………………………….ஒரு  நிமிடம்,

4 நிமிடம் ……………………..ஒரு க்ஷணம்

5 க்ஷணம் ………………..ஒரு காஷ்டா

15 காஷ் டா ………………ஒரு  லகு

15 லகு …………………… ஒரு  நாழிகை

2 நாழிகை ………….ஒரு முஹுர்த்தம்

30 முஹுர்த்தம் ……..ஒரு  நாள்

60 நாழிகை   ……………ஒரு நாள்

2.5 நாழிகை …………ஒரு மணி

24 நிமிடம் ………………ஒரு நாழிகை

48 நிமிடம் ……….ஒரு  முஹுர்த்தம்

60 நிமிடம் ……….ஒரு மணி

24 மணி …………..ஒரு நாள் !!!!!

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Virgin Mary and Child Jesus Painting Recaptured in a Bubble !!!!

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It must have been holy water that made Madonna and Child appear in the form of a giant bubble.
Jenny Heller, 44, captured the phenomenon – blown on a beach by a teenage boy – while snapping away with friends on holiday in Dunwich, Suffolk.
It was only when she arrived home in London and downloaded the photographs onto her computer that she instantly recognised the artwork of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, painted by Guido Reni in 1628.

It must have been holy water that made Madonna and Child appear in the form of a giant bubble. Jenny Heller, 44, captured the phenomenon, blown on a beach by a teenage boy, while snapping away with friends on holiday in Dunwich, Suffolk

She told the Mail: ‘A family nearby had a giant bubble making machine and they were blowing bubbles


It was only when she arrived home in London and downloaded the photographs onto her computer that she instantly recognised the artwork of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, painted by Guido Reni in 1628

Artwork of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, painted by Guido Reni in 1628

‘When I downloaded the photographs I never thought we would see something divine as there was so much wind and it wasn’t obvious what the image was.

‘But once I saw the photograph on the screen I recognised it immediately to be Madonna and Child in a giant soap bubble. It is extraordinary.’
source:::::Larisa Brown in mailonline.comUK…photo :::Jenny Heller

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Message For The Day….Breaking of Coconut Before God….What Does It Signify ?

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When you go to a temple, some of you break a coconut before the altar. If you try to break the coconut, just as it is when it falls from the tree, will it break? No! The fibre protects the shell and prevents any damage to the fruit. Hence, you must first remove the fibrous cover with a lot of effort. Moksha (liberation) results from the breaking of the mind with all its vagaries and wishes. You have to break your mind but, how can you do it, when the fibrous armour of sensual desires encompasses it? The toughest fibre is anger, it is the stickiest dirt. When you get angry, you forget mother, father, and teacher and descend to the lowest depths. You lose all discrimination in the excitement. So remove them and dedicate the mind to God and smash it in His presence. That moment, you are free.

 

Sathya Sai Baba

Strange But True !!! A Skyscraper sans Elevator !!!!

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The In Tempo skyscraper in Benidorm, Spain. Picture: In Tempo

 

IT WAS meant to be a striking symbol of hope and prosperity.

But a planning bungle of epic proportions has allegedly left a new skyscraper in Spain without a crucial element – an elevator capable of reaching the top, local news site El Pais reported, claiming to have sighted the building contract.

The 200 metre tall In Tempo building, located in the Spanish holiday spot of Benidorm, was originally meant to be 20 storeys high.

But excited builders decided to extend it to 47 storeys. Only problem was, they allegedly forgot to redesign the elevator system to account for this, meaning the current design sees lifts able to reach level 20, beyond that there’s only stairs. There just isn’t space for a redesigned elevator.

The building was due to be completed in 2009 but remains 94 per cent finished. The twin towers contain 269 units.

It dwarfs neighbouring high-rises, which have popped up amid a decade-long building bonanza.

The architects working on the project have reportedly resigned.
source:::::news.com.au

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Was Airtravel More Fun In 1930s !!!!!

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Picture: Qantas

SEVENTY five years ago, there was great excitement when Qantas launched its first Short Empire Flying Boat service between Rose Bay and Singapore.

In what’s a bizarre sight to today’s flyers, passengers climbed the wings of the plane and stood on top, as the aircraft sat in the water.

How things have changed …

The fascinating image is part of a collection of historic photographs Qantas has shared on social media sites to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its original Short Empire Flying Boat service.

They provide an insight into what flying was like in the early days of commercial air travel and leave us wondering, was flying more fun – and glamorous – back then?

Sure, it took three days to fly between Sydney’s first international airport at Rose Bay, to Singapore’s Kallang Airport. But what an adventure.

There were overnight stops in Townsville, Darwin and Surabaya, Indonesia.

The planes sat on the water. Picture: Qantas

The planes sat on the water. Picture: Qantas Source: Supplied

The flight would have been made more bearable by the fact there were just 15 passengers on each flight, so there was plenty of room. Plus there were large windows and huge seats.

Inside the flying boat. Picture: Qantas

Inside the flying boat. Picture: QANTAS

The Short Empire flying boat service was replaced in 1943 by the long-range Catalina flying boat. The airline began with joy flights in 1920.

What a difference ... Picture: Qantas

What a difference … Picture: Qantas Source: Supplied

Waiting for takeoff. Picture: Qantas  What the flight attendants used to wear. Picture: Qantas

Waiting for takeoff. Picture: Qantas                                      What the flight attendants used to wear. Picture: Qantas

source:::::news.com.au

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