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” What To Do When I Someone Insults Me ?” …Listen To What Sai Says ….

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Quiz time
Question no. 1
You : SAI MAA, what to do when someone insults me? How should I react? BABA : All you got to do is keep SMILING and thank them.
You : BABA How can I smile when someone insults me? Why should I even thank them?
BABA : Before I answer that, Now tell me how do you clean your dress if it becomes dirty?
You : I will use soap and water and take off that dirt.
BABA : Ah! Exactly, In the same way the one who is Insulting you is also cleaning you. The reason why you and everyone are here is because of Karma. So the one who insults you is taking your karmas, your pains onto him. So
ALWAYS BE PATIENT AND NEVER GET ANGRY EVEN IF SOMEONE INSULTS YOU. I WILL TAKE CARE
You :. Love you SAI MAA

Question no. 2
You : BABA how to control my anger when someone irritates me?
BABA : What is anger?
You : It is a feeling
BABA : What is Affection?
You : It is also a feeling
BABA : Where do I live?
You : Oh SAI MAA you are the Supreme God and you live everywhere
BABA : Can you see me in your mother?
You : Yes SAI MAA
BABA : Can you see me in your Father?
You : Indeed! You are my mother and father SAINATH!
BABA : Can you see me in your Friend?

You : Yes. I do deva
BABA : You said I live everywhere then am I not living in that person who irritates you?
You : But…
BABA : Look my child, NEVER GET ANGRY and always have PATIENCE. Even if someone irritates you just be patient. I WILL TAKE CARE*
BLESSED IS HE WHO SEES ME IN ALL CREATURES
You : Love you SAI MAA

Question no. 3
Nanasaheb asks BABA
Nana: Baba, Who is God? How will He look? Where is He? How can we see Him?
Baba: Oh Nana! God is everywhere. There is no place where He is not. What prevents us from seeing Him is the power of Maya. I, you, this world, all are part of God. Therefore no one should hate another. Never forget that the Lord is everywhere. That will generate Love in you. When love overflows, everything is obtained.

Question no. 4
You : Oh MAA SAI, Why do you have to suffer the pains of others. Why can’t you just destroy the pains of your devotees?
BABA : My child, the answer is Karma. If someone is going through difficult times either health or wealth problems, it’s all because of Karma. When my devotees come to my feet and ask for my help,.
I TAKE THEIR KARMA ONTO MYSELF. No one can destroy karma just like that. So I TAKE MY DEVOTEES PAINS AND SUFFER FOR THEM.

MY HAPPINESS LIES IN MY DEVOTEES HAPPINESS
I don’t want anything in return except for Your Love….

source::::: H.DEEPA  in Shirdi sai speaks …
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Message For The Day….Avoid Doing Harm or Causing Pain to Others …

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The holy culture of this ancient land has been spoilt by just one impurity; intolerance of another’s success, prosperity or progress. If you cannot help another, at least avoid doing harm or causing pain. That itself is a great service. What right have you to find fault with or to talk evil of another? When you say that nothing can ever happen on earth without His Will, why get annoyed or angry? Your duty is to cleanse yourself and engage in your own inner purification. That endeavor will bring you the cooperation of all good men and you will find strength and joy welling up within you.

 

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Childhood sweethearts @ the age 4 ….Now @ 87 , Celebrate Their Platinum Wedding Anniversary !!!!

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Standing awkwardly, swamped in their formal wedding attire, Ron and Eileen Everest pose as four year-olds – dressed in their best and on the way to a local carnival.
Some 87-years later, the couple are still side by side, as they celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary almost nine decades after this family photograph was taken
The pair – whose fathers served together in the Great War – were born seven months apart in the same hospital ward in Gillingham, Kent, and were inseparable as children

Standing awkwardly, swamped in their formal wedding attire, who would have guessed four-year-old Ron and Eileen Everest, would still be side by side some 87 years later

  • This photo was taken when couple were 4, on way to a local carnival
  • They affectionately call it their first ‘wedding rehearsal’

 

87 years later they’ve celebrated their 70th  wedding anniversary !!!!

Chief Petty Officers Thomas Everest and Colin Campbell met in the Royal Navy and as they both lived in Kent they and their wives became firm friends.

Ronald was born to Thomas and his wife, Gertrude, in August 1921.

Just seven months later Colin’s wife, Kate, gave birth to baby Eileen in the same labour ward.

The young pair became inseparable over the next four years as they played together day in day out, Ron always protective of his slightly younger chum.

The cherished family photograph -taken in 1926 -has fondly become known as their ‘wedding rehearsal…

The pair (pictured here on their wedding day in 1943) - whose fathers served together in the Great War - were born seven months apart in the same hospital ward in Gillingham, Kent, and soon because inseparable

The pair (pictured here on their wedding day in 1943)


The young pair were inseparable as young children. As they played together day in day out, Ron always protective of his slightly younger chum

The young pair were inseparable as young children. As they played together day in day out, Ron always protective of his slightly younger chum


Mr and Mrs Everest (nee Campbell) were family friends united by their fathers.

The Everests, from Beetley, near Dereham, Norfolk, celebrated their Platinum wedding on Wednesday


Mrs Everest said: ‘It is quite an unusual story, especially these days, but we have got on well together most of the time.’

As for her beloved husband, he revealed his good humoured secret for such a long and successful fairytale marriage: ‘We promised to love, honour and obey –  and I did all the obeying.!!!

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Message For The Day…Pardon The Fault Of Others …

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When you go to a doctor, you must take the medicine that he prescribes and follow his advice and instructions. There is no use blaming him if you default. How can the doctor cure you if you do not take medicines or follow the diet restrictions and regulate your intake according to his advice? Similarly, follow My advice and then watch the result. Also remember, it is a sign of foolishness to brood over mishaps and mistakes once committed, and punish oneself by refusing to take food and so on. What good is it to ill-treat the body to correct the mind? Even as you deal with your own faults strictly, you should pardon that of others. Do not misunderstand their motives and scandalise them; perhaps their motives might be as noble as yours or their action might be due to ignorance, rather than wickedness or mischief.
– Divine Discourse, Aug 2, 1958

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These Animals Teach us the Value of “Unity in Diversity” !!!!!!

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It’s not unheard of for animals to become quite chummy with members of another species  — even with those they would normally consider eating.

Abandonment, trauma, or living together on farms or zoos, all serve as factors in bringing animals together in unexpected ways.

Here’s what happens when opposites attract.

A baby monkey, a lion cub, and tiger cubs play at a Tiger Park in China.

A baby monkey, a lion cub, and tiger cubs play at a Tiger Park in China.

A turtle catches a ride on the back of an alligator in Panama’s Summit Zoo.

A turtle catches a ride on the back of an alligator in Panama's Summit Zoo.

A monkey bought from an animal trader in Bangladesh spends hours hugging and cuddling this puppy.

A monkey bought from an animal trader in Bangladesh spends hours hugging and cuddling this puppy.

A tiger cub and a baby monkey pal around at a zoo in China.

A tiger cub and a baby monkey pal around at a zoo in China.

This black swan is feeding these carp at a wildlife park in Shenzen, China.

This black swan is feeding these carp at a wildlife park in Shenzen, China.

This dog at a Chinese zoo is acting as a wet nurse for these tiger cubs. Their real mother is too weak to produce milk

This dog at a Chinese zoo is acting as a wet nurse for these tiger cubs. Their real mother is too weak to produce milk.

After its own kitten died, this cat started taking care of these puppies, whose mother had been hit by a car.

After its own kitten died, this cat started taking care of these puppies, whose mother had been hit by a car.

This brown bear cub wandered into a family’s yard in Slovenia, and has since taken to the family dog.

This brown bear cub wandered into a family's yard in Slovenia, and has since taken to the family dog.

Onward! This mouse is catching a float on this frog in Lucknow, India.

Onward! This mouse is catching a float on this frog in Lucknow, India.

A zoo in Thailand is trying to pair domestic animals like pigs with tigers to bring in more visitors

A zoo in Thailand is trying to pair domestic animals like pigs with tigers to bring in more visitors.

These cougar and tiger cubs are quite close with this German shepherd at an Australian veterinarian’s house.

These cougar and tiger cubs are quite close with this German shepherd at an Australian veterinarian's house.

This donkey and wolf have become quite close, and even share a pen on the farm where they live in Albania. The friendship draws a lot of attention from the neighbors.

This donkey and wolf have become quite close, and even share a pen on the farm where they live in Albania. The friendship draws a lot of attention from the neighbors.

Both abandoned by their owners a year ago, this monkey and cat have become playmates at a temple in Thailand. The monkey even checks the cat for lice.

Both abandoned by their owners a year ago, this monkey and cat have become playmates at a temple in Thailand. The monkey even checks the cat for lice.

A camel bends over a fence to nuzzle a miniature pig at a zoo in Russia.

A camel bends over a fence to nuzzle a miniature pig at a zoo in Russia.

A baby hippopotamus cozies up to his adopted “mother” — a 120-year-old giant tortoise living in a Kenyan sanctuary.

A baby hippopotamus cozies up to his adopted "mother" — a 120-year-old giant tortoise living in a Kenyan sanctuary.

A monkey helps a parrot get rid of lice at a wild animal park in China.

A monkey helps a parrot get rid of lice at a wild animal park in China.

A dog rests on a buffalo near a river in Pakistan.

A dog rests on a buffalo near a river in Pakistan.

A young parrot perches itself on a dog dressed in a hat

A young parrot perches itself on a dog dressed in a hat.

 

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“நாம இப்போ எங்கே இருக்கோம் ?” ….

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நாம எங்க இருக்கோம், இது மடம் மாதிரி தெரியறது!

June 5, 2013

அவர்கள் ஐந்தாறு பேர். திருமண். வைணவ கறை வேஷ்டி. எல்லோரும் ‘வந்தனம்’ சொன்னர், ஒருவரை தவிர. அவர் ‘பரப்ப்ரமமாக’ இருந்தார். வயதானவர். ‘இவருக்கு எதுவுமே ஞாபகம் இல்லை. எல்லா டாக்டரையும் பார்த்தாச்சு. இப்போ, குணசீலம், சோளிங்கர், வரதர்,.. கோவில் எல்லாம் போயிட்டு வரோம். பெரியவாதான் குணப்படுத்தணம்’. ‘விஷ்ணு சஹஸ்ர நாம பாராயண க்ரமத்திலிரிந்து ‘அச்சுதானந்த கோவிந்த நமோ சரண, பேஷஜாத் நஸ்யந்தி சகலா ரோக, சத்யம் சத்யம் வதாம்யஹம்‘ என்ற ஸ்லோகத்தை 108 முறை சொல்லச் சொன்னார். அடுத்தது அவர் சொன்னதுதான் அனைவரயும் அதிர்ச்சி அடைய வைத்தது. பயில்வான் போன்ற ஒருவரை கூப்பிட்டு, ஓங்கி ஒரு குட்டு அக்கிழவரின் தலையில் குட்டச் சொன்னார். அடுத்த நொடி அப்பெரியவர் ‘ஏன்டா ரகு, நாம எங்க இருக்கோம், இது மடம் மாதிரி தெரியறது’ என்றார். எல்லோருக்கும் கண்களில் குளம் கட்டியது. ‘பெரியவா காப்பாத்திட்டேள்’. அவர் எப்போதும் போல் ‘நான் என்ன பண்ணினேன், நீங்க திவ்ய தேசம் போயிட்டு வந்திருக்கேள். அந்த பெருமாள் தான் காப்பாத்தி இருக்கார்’ என்றார்.

Sri KANCHI MAHA PERIVA THIRUVADIGAL CHARANAM

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Idea of Chennai Trio May Pave the Way For a Breakthrough in Aircraft Noise Reduction !!!

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CHENNAI: An idea floated by three Chennai students could give birth to the world’s quietest airline in the near future.

Charles Champion, the top engineering man in the world’s leading aircraft manufacturing company Airbus has said that an ambitious plan to create the aircraft of the future with zero propulsion noise by three aerospace engineering students from Chennai “makes sense” and is being looked at by the company “as a key idea to develop”.

The team from SRM University Chennai consisting of Balakrishnan Solaraju Murali, Michael Thomas and Anita Mohil, is among the only five teams that has made it to the final of the “Fly Your Ideas” competition that saw 6,000 students in 618 teams from 82 countries vie for the 30,000 euro top prize.

The Indian team’s top line idea is called “Engine air cooling system for noise reduction”.

The trio have found a way to reduce propulsion noise by modifying the shape of the jet exhaust using intelligent materials (shape memory alloys).

These alloys are powered by harvested electricity generated by advanced thermoelectric materials using engine heat source.

Speaking to TOI from France, Champion who is the executive vice president (engineering) at Airbus said “noise of an airline is a real bother. Historically there has been a 75% noise reduction of airlines in the last 50 years. It has become a serious issue. Noise of aeroplanes now decide whether airlines can fly to European or British airports or not”.

“The idea by the Chennai students to use the heat from the engine of the airline as a source of energy that will generate electricity that will help change the shape of the exhaust thereby reducing noise dramatically is a brilliant idea. But it will now go through several rounds till it reaches the technology readiness level 6. This is when the company will decide to develop the idea as a product. It will take another 4 years before the concept can be implemented,” Champion said.

All airlines are now having to prove minimum environmental impact to be able to land at airports in developed countries.

“External noise is a major component of aircraft design now. Around 20 years ago, we launched the A 737 which was the quietest of its time. Now after we launched A 380 recently, A 737 sounds noisy. Lowering noise will also lower fuel consumption. We are now working on the next generation of aircraft A 320 which is quieter than A 380 with 15% lesser fuel consumption,” Champion said.

According to Champion, India is a great asset for engineering. “This competition is to get new ideas and trends from brilliant young engineers. The Indian team has a high chance to win,” Champion added.

The competition has been floated by Airbus.

The other teams to make it to the final are from Australia, Brazil, Italy and Malaysia.

Ideas floated in the competition included planes powered by body heat, luggage floating on a bed of air or even an aircraft running on liquid methane.

The final hurdle will see students present their ideas to a jury of Airbus and industry experts at Airbus’ headquarters in Toulouse on 12th June 2013. The winning team will receive the 30,000 euro prize with the runners up bagging 15,000 euros.

The winners will be announced at an exclusive ceremony at UNESCO’s headquarters in Paris on 14th June 2013.

Aerospace engineers from across the world had to create the aircraft of the future covering one of six themes identified by Airbus as key 21st century challenges for a greener aviation industry.

These included addressing energy, efficiency, affordable and traffic growth, passenger experience and community friendliness.

source:::::Times of India ,Chennai
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