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(YM)C2 or YM as m, multiplied by c2!   When a body achieves the speed of light its volume becomes infinite, but the total quantity of energy in it must be the mass of that body multiplied by c2.After YM expires does he become YM multiplied by c2, dancing with Siva, as energy in the infinity, subject to the quantity limit of ymc2? Is ymc2 the ultimate quantity limit of YM as only energy, free from the body as arrested from the natural tendency, to achieve the speed of light? Is life, existence after arrest from the speed of light? Is death the return to the speed of light as part of Siva? Is the Universe in terms of energy, Universe multiplied by c2? According to Einstein everything is trying to achieve the speed of light and become that mc2. Is consciousness the main stumbling block, from achieving the ultimate bliss as light in rapture? Is the flower of nice consciousness or optimism the achievement as light in rapture? To become completely conscious, you have to open your eyes and allow the photons enter your visual cortex, and the cortex creates the particular type of 3D seeing. But consciousness by itself is not three dimensional, it is non dimensional, with no concrete length, breadth and height. But why c2 and not c3 or c4? I have not been able to get a clear answer to this. In the book 'Einstein for Dummies', by Carlos L.calle a NASA scientist, I find the following passage (Page 44): "Why c squared instead of just c or just cubed (or c to some other power)? The answer dates back to the 17th century, when several scientists who were Newton's contemporaries were establishing the early ideas about energy. Christian Huygens, one of the most gifted of the group, showed that the energy of an object in motion is related to the square of the object's speed. Einstein's equation is also an energy equation and shows the same relationship to the speed." Is e=mc2, ultimately the starting point of the junction between spiritualism and Physics? The original meaning of the word Physics was meditation or dyana.The word Physics is derived from Physis which means the essential reality. Are we going to that physis?

 

 

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[www.keralites.net] Fwd: You will Laugh at These Moments of Hilarious Irony!

 

Perfect Irony in Photo Form Cameras are useful in so many ways, being there to capture these perfect moments of where the world seems to have play its own jokes on some hapless souls. These examples of hilarious irony are bound to give you a few laughs today!

 

 

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[www.keralites.net] Fwd: Weirdest Shops And Markets Around The World

 

Weirdest Shops And Markets Around The World   1. Strippers World a shop dedicated to the stripping business     Almost certainly the least classy shop in Australia, this grim-looking dive specializes in selling items of clothing that strippers might like to wear. Which, instead of tasteful, sensual lingerie generally means cheap satin-effect undies with crude words for female genitalia emblazoned across the front. Throw in some ludicrously high heels, the odd bit of dominatrix gear and the sort of skirt that your father would refer to as a belt, and it's a delightful display. But let's face it, it's kind of cool that there's a shop just for strippers, isn't it?   2. Deyrolle the creepiest taxidermy shop in Paris     If you want to buy a stuffed elk, a frog's skeleton, a Goliath beetle as big as a fist, or a Stone Age axe head, where would you go? For people living in Paris that would never be a question, for they have Deyrolle: Unofficially the world's creepiest, yet strangely enchanting Taxidermy Shop, on their doorstep. The shop was opened in 1831 by entomologist Emile Deyrolle, and since then an enormous variety of animals have been lugged through the front door by customers ranging from budding young scientists through to overly-wenkghy collectors. On entering the entomology room of the shop, the public come face to face with creatures of all sizes: butterflies, rabbits, foxes, geese, elks… but to turn the creepiness up a notch a number of the larger animals have been dressed in human clothing.   3. Muara Kuin Floating Market a market where you shop by boat     Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, (Indonesia) is the city known as the city of a thousand rivers. This city has a uniqueness that is very interesting. Here, there is a traditional market that is better known as Muara Kuin Floating Market, located in the Barito river waters at the mouth of the river Muara Kuin. The traders bring a variety of materials by using jukung (small boats used by the public).   With a view to see, tourists enjoy the sightseeing. A small boat which is usually called jukung brings merchandise with vegetables, fruits, all kinds of fish and other household goods available at the floating market. As the sun begins to emerge, the market gradually begins to retreat, the merchants leave the floating market to bring the results with satisfaction.   4. Witch's Market where you can buy the weirdest kinds of amulets     This got to be one of the most bizarre street markets in South America. Located in the world's highest capital at 11,200 feet (3,400 meters), La Paz, the market over Calle Linares hosts a crowded line of unusual stores where witches, medicine women, folk doctors, astrologers, fortune tellers, and sorcerers live and work. From Llama fetuses for prosperity, to toad talismans, owl feathers and stone amulets; meet Bolivia's Witches' Market. Through prayer and a burnt offering of Llama Fetuses, witches ask the "Pachamama" --a god that many Bolivians call "Mother Earth"-- to bring henkgh, happiness, and especially prosperity.   Most Bolivian families have a dried llama fetus thrown under the foundations of their house for luck. The naked ceramic couples are to improve the sex life, rectify impotency, and increase fertility.   5. Lomé Voodoo Market a market to buy elephants' feet and leopards' heads     In Lomé, Togo (West Africa) there is a market that is not your usually fruits and vegetable stalls. They sell elephants' feet, the heads of leopards, hands of chimpanzees, hearts of horses, and any other animal part you may or may not imagine. These items are not bound for the cooking pot; these are objects for traditional medicine. Ground up and drunk, swallowed or rubbed on the skin, they are said to cure a multitude of illnesses. Traditional voodoo priests and medicine men will administer the potions. The animal parts come from all over West Africa, and so do the customers.   6. Freitag's Container Shop a shop made out of recycled containers     Swiss company Freitag is responsible for making some of the most fashionable bags on the market, and not just because they look good - these bags are made from recycled materials, with an average Freitag bag consisting of a truck-tarp body and seatbelt strap. In 2006, for their flagship free way shop in Zurich, the Freitag brothers decided to stick with this environmentally friendly stance and built a store from 17 rusty shipping containers, and it looks surprisingly inviting. At 26 metres in height the store offers quite a view from the top, one of the reasons why the brothers also decided to install a telescope at the summit in order for customers to take in the scenery, mostly consisting of a constant stream of trucks passing by.   7. The Old Umbrella Shop the cutest place to buy an umbrella     The Old Umbrella Shop is a heritage-listed store in central Launceston, northern Tasmania. Launceston is the third oldest city in Australia. This shop takes cutesy almost to the point of unbearable. There are lots of old-style toys, tea towels that middle-aged women will find strangely endearing and more kitsch books about birds and cats than you could ever wish for.   However, the name of the shop isn't some clever Alanis Morrisette-style attempt at irony. What it really specializes in is umbrellas. They come in all shapes, sizes and colours, with each one somehow managing to be more garish and brighter than the next. No more do the good people of Launceston have to settle for the bog-standard black umbrella they can pick one to match whatever they're wearing. Rihanna, no doubt, would love it.   8. Rope a Japanese schoolgirl-fetish shop     Shibuya, in Tokyo, Japan, has many interesting shops, stores, services and restaurants. But one shop that is talked about by many westerners when describing strange Japanese under culture is called ROPE. ROPE is a specinkgy store that sells things that are a bit different to your run of the mill average adult shop. At ROPE you can find school girls uniforms, school girls socks and shirts and other things that used to belong to school girls. But, the most popular items sold are used senior school girls panties. These are wrapped in plastic with a colourful photo of the girl they belonged to attached to the front. Yours for only 4000 yen (about $US40). You can even buy them in bulk! Packs of 10 available for a discounted price!   Having seen the other items available, like collections of photos of girlfriends for sale for 1000 yen, and that all the photographs available are perfect and seem to have been taken with the same camera, I'm convinced that the underwear probably didn't belong to the person in the picture. Especially as the gentleman behind the counter was preparing many more of these used panties to go on the shelf. So, who likes all this stuff? Well, the Japanese fetish for all things school girl is called burusera.   9. Gypsy Brides Market a market where you can get yourself a wife     Dressed in their finest clothes and gold jewellery, thousands of teenage Roma girls parade around by their parents at an open-air brides market. Wearing lots of make-up, the teenagers come to the traditional annual market in Bulgaria, hoping to find a husband and preferably one willing to pay a large amount of money for his future spouse. At the market in the village of Mogila near Stara Zagora, the price of a beautiful young woman is said to be several thousand levs/euros. Younger siblings come along too to play and eat sweets while one newly-wed couple belly-danced on top of an old car to show their happiness at finding a match. Several wannabe-brides joined in, showing their eagerness to be married. The event takes place on the first Saturday after the start of the orthodox Easter fast - the Day of Saint Todor, or Horse Easter. In 2009 the gathering attracted some 2,000 people who came from all over southern Bulgaria including Plovdiv, Pasardzhik, Sliven and Jambol.   10. Ka Firushi Bird market Kabul's bird bazaar     In Afghanistan, the keeping of birds as pets has long been a popular pastime. In one of the oldest quarters of the Afghan capital, Kabul, there is a bazaar that caters especially to bird-keepers. The bazaar is known as Ka Farushi - the "Hay Market". Ka Farushi is a narrow lane, lined with ramshackle mud brick buildings. It is located in a dusty quarter next to the Old City's Blue Mosque, near the main bridge across the Kabul River. This part of the city is a warren of tiny lanes where no cars can penetrate, so the air is filled only with the melodious sound of birdsong. In tiny open-fronted shops, shopkeepers sell canaries, bulbuls (nightingales), budgerigars and other songbirds.   While some shopkeepers here depend on their earnings to make a living, others - particularly the younger men and boys - often see it as a hobby.

 

 

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[www.keralites.net] Fwd: I Had No Idea These 8 Daily Habits Were Boosting My Health...

 

Daily Habits You Didn't Know Were Boosting Your Health Good health doesn't simply come from eating healthy food. Being healthy also has a lot to do with the emotional, physical, and mental states we develop from our lifestyle. We might not have the natural urge to eat healthy when our body needs it, but there are things we unknowingly do to improve our lifestyle. You probably didn't know that singing can prevent  a cold, or that chewing gum can make you smarter, or that running barefoot does wonders for your body. Here are a couple of ordinary things you do every day that leave a positive impact on your health and wellbeing.     1. Watching re-runs - Restores mental energy     You might often find yourself watching a re-run of one of your favorite shows, and get the feeling that you're awfully wasting time, even though you'd be, in a way, enjoying it. Well, according to scientists at the University of Buffalo, re-watching shows and movies actually has a calming and re-energizing effect on your brain. The fact that you already know the plot line means that the activity requires minimum mental effort. So if you've just completed a demanding task, which left you feeling drained, consider watching re-runs - an excellent idea to restore your mental energy.   2. Singing - Prevents a cold   We all know that singing can improve our mood significantly. However, here we are not referring to solo singing, but rather to singing with other people, as this activity requires more coordination. Studies have shown that group singing can increase the levels of s-IgA (secretory immunoglobulin A), which is the antibody in saliva that prevents us from contracting bacterial and viral infections. Studies show that people who sing in groups, such as choir singers, have been found to have lower stress levels, as well as better moods - two things that contribute to a healthier immune system.   3. Laughing with friends - Increases pain tolerance     Laughter is the best medicine - but the joy you get from watching a funny show alone might not be as fulfilling as the one you get from being in good company. Laughing, in general, has a lot of benefits, including higher tolerance of pain, due to the release of endorphins (feel-good chemicals) in the brain. However, researchers at Oxford University found that the relief of pain was more effective when they tested people who laughed along with others, rather than people who laughed at comedies alone.   4. Chewing gum - Sharpens your wits   It's not the first time I heard myths about chewing gum, and how it can negatively affect my health. But a group of British researchers have actually found that people who chew gum showed higher accuracy rates and faster reactions than those who don't, after they had been given certain sequences of numbers and were asked to remember them. This basically suggested that gum chewing may be beneficial for the brain, in such a way that it improves cognitive functions such as memory, attention, alertness, and intelligence.   5. Watching a wall-mounted TV - Eases neck and back pain     There's a tendency that wall-mounted TVs are hung above eye-level on a wall, un many ordinary standing TVs, which are placed lower. It has been found that such positioning is more comfortable for your head, which would need to be tilted up slightly. According to Scott Bautch (an ergonomics and occupational health expert), this is said to cause less stress on your neck, since watching TV at eye-level automatically tilts the head forward, using 2 or three times more muscle energy as a result.   6. Sipping on ice water - Diffuses a fight   When we're feeling infuriated and are bound to start a fight, we would perhaps think of (or be given) a warm drink to calm us down. In reality, this won't work the way you want it to. If you really want to cool down your angry mood, pour yourself a glass of cold water, a cold slush, smoothie or frozen coffee. Apparently, this will make you more inclined to see someone else's point of view when you're not in the right mood.   7. Using a cafeteria tray - Encourages healthier eating   This news might be rather surprising - but did you know that when you opt for a food tray at the canteen or cafeteria, you are more ly to pick healthy food? At many food places, trays are considered a factor to increased food waste, but according to Cornell University researchers, the use of trays encourages diners to include dishes such as salads, entrées and desserts in their lunch. When you do not use a tray, there's a bigger chance that you leave one of these dishes out - and the first one would probably be a salad!   8. Walking barefoot - Promotes foot health   When we look to improve our feet's health, we generally go round in search for comfortable shoes, which are cushioned and purposely structured. Although this helps greatly, you might be missing out on one thing - staying barefoot. This might sound odd, but you have no idea how beneficial it is to make the most of your foot's natural physiology, and unfortunately, shoes don't support that. In fact, they sometimes cause stress on certain parts of the feet. So, every now and then, free your feet and spend some time walking or running barefoot, whether indoors or outdoors - there's absolutely no harm in doing so!

 

 

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