Tuesday, 14 January 2020

Re: [www.keralites.net] Re: [aryayouthgroup] Re: HINDUISM NOT BEING TAUGHT IN INDIAN SCHOOLS

 

Dear Xavierji,

You have not mentioned that you read the Holy Quran, you please read Quran. Then you will become a Muslim. Muslim means those who obey GOD. 
The only one GOD, HE who created everything, unto HIM the return. At the time of resurrection, HE will judge. According to one's life in this world he will enter in Paradise or hell.
Quran is not a story or myth.  It says the real truth.  Only Quran among all books claims that it is from the GOD. No other books in the world claim that they are from GOD.

Peace be upon you

Mohammad Ali




On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 10:35 AM Xavier William varekatx@gmail.com [Keralites] <Keralites@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

As an atheist I am of the opinion that no religion should be taught in schools since all religions are packed with superstitions without any evidence. Maybe we can teach stories from the scriptures just like other stories of Shakespeare or Harry Potter or Kalidasa are taught.
I am not an expert in myths. I have read a major part of the Bible, far more than most Christian devotees have read. My opinion is that the stories of the Bible are boring are childish.
I have read the Iliad on the Trojan war and and its sequel the Odyssey on the adventures of Odysseus after the Trojan war.  They are far more interesting than the Bible. But I have not read the other  Greek myths.
I have read the Epic of Gilgamesh which forms part of the Babylonian myths. These are also little better than any other myth.
In contrast the Ramayan and the Mahabharath are far more intriguing and mature.. But in the final analysis they are also nothing but myths without any evidence and should be treated like Harry Potter stories which I understand are also very enticing.
I can say that the Mahabharath is the best myth I have read. But I cannot say it is the best in the world since I have not read all the myths of the world.
These myths may have had moral values for the people of those times, places and societies. But they have no significance for today's world. Instead each modern state has hundreds of thousands of rules and regulations enacted by elected bodies. What is more these modern laws and regulations are modified to accommodate changing social realities. In contrast religious laws and regulations never change and leave no room for improvement in an ever changing social environment.
The only people who benefit from religions are the priests. This has been recognized at least 5000 years ago. Thus 5000 or more years ago declared the Vedas to be incoherent rhapsodies whose only usefulness was to provide livelihood to priests. They also held the belief that Vedas were invented by man, and had no divine authority. The same can be said of any religion and/or religious texts.
In many religions including Hinduism and Christianity, fire is still made for poojas and ceremonies by  the ancient way of rubbing two pieces of wood together. It is the same way with all religious practices and morals and dharma or whatever you call it.
In conclusion teaching religion in schools is a sheer waste of time like teaching children to how to make fire by rubbing wood together when we already have matches and other implements which can make fires without even a fraction of the effort in making the fire by rubbing wood together.

On Tue, 14 Jan 2020 at 15:27, Deva Sarran Samaroo devasamaroo@hotmail.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Xavierji

Glad you have read the Vedas. The Discussion is should HINDUISM BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LIKE CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM ?.

AND WHAT SHOULD BE THE CONTENTS OF THE THE CIRRICULUM.

Deva


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I have read the Rig Vedas and read about the other Vedas. All of them are hymns in favor of some of the Vedic gods.
There is no science or Dharma in the Vedas. My number is India-9388605944. Calling me on the phone may not be the best way. Instead cite verses from the VEdas which promote Dharma. I have also cpointed out the violence in Vedic scriptures. But you do not reply. Instead you go on repeating the same thing. This is not a fair discussion.
Dharma means obligations or duties or laws. These change with everyday as the society develops. So dharma written 3000 years ago cannot be useful today since we have a different way of life from the Vedic age.

On Sat, 11 Jan 2020 at 17:46, 'K. C. Garg' kcg831@yahoo.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Mr. Xavier William,
If you are honestly interested in knowing about the Vedas please give me a call at  0172-4010679
or give me your telephone number I will call you.
Thank you.
Krishan Garg


On Saturday, January 11, 2020, 08:00:34 AM GMT+5:30, Xavier William varekatx@gmail.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 

Garg,
Can you please cite some verses from the Vedas which teach Dharam. The Vedas are nothing but praises to the gods. First read the Vedas and then make such pompous claims.
As for Dharam it is not something fixed. Our sense of ethics and morals changes with time. So what was Dharam yesterday is not dharam today and what is dharam today will not be dharam tomorrow. So to say that dharam should fixed on some ancient scriptures is absurd.
In the past slavery, sati, caste etc were Dharam, but not any more. What is more we now have millions of codes and rules for our modern life. For instance what does the vedas or the bible say about traffic rules, banking rules, cyber laws, copyright laws and so on. Our parliament and assemblies are making rules and laws at every session in accordance with modern life. So why should we go back to our illiterate and ignorant ancestors for guidance on modern life? Ancient laws are as suited for modern life as a chisel and hammer are suited for repairing modern computers.

On Sat, 11 Jan 2020 at 06:56, 'K. C. Garg' kcg831@yahoo.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Vedas are the books that tell you all about the humanity, which is Dharam and not religion.
Dharam is for all men and women and  religion is only for a sect.
Dharam is given by God for the whole universe. Religion is made by a human being.
Krishan Garg



On Friday, January 10, 2020, 08:02:47 PM GMT+5:30, shirish dave smdave1940@yahoo.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 

Hinduism must be taught at High School and university level

Hinduism is complete in its self. It is the religion fit for every type of person. 

Geeta and Adwait are the top subjects of Hindu religion.




On Wednesday, 8 January, 2020, 01:21:04 am IST, Deva Sarran Samaroo <devasamaroo@hotmail.com> wrote:



IS THERE A LAW THAT BANMING THE TEACHING OF HINDUISM IN INDIAN SCHOOLS

AFTER CHECKING AND SEARCHING AND EXAMINING FACTS UNABLE TO FIND A NEHRU LAW  THAT BANNED TEACHING OF HINDUISM IN SCHOOLS

HOPE TAKE GOVERNMENT TAKES NOTE AND MY FRIEND SHRI PRAKASH JAVADEKAR  TAKES NOTE

History states that British stopped state subsidy of schools and that resulted in  illiteracy.

I have been reading that Nehru banned teaching of Hinduism religion in schools.

While Muslims and Christians are allowed to do so.

On googling I could not find any LAW BANNING THE TEACHING OF HINDUISM ON SCHOOLS

SO WHERE DID THIS MOTION COMES FROM?

THE QUESTION IS -- IS THERE A LAW WHICH OVERTLY OR COVERTLY STOP THE TEACHING OF HINDUISM IN SCHOOLS?

There is no such law that directly bans Hindu religious teaching.

The RTE, however, is causing problems to educational institutions run by Hindus.

Since such institutions are most likely to teach Hinduism-related content, when such schools are suffering (as opposed to minority-run schools), it is indirectly have consequences and impacts the imparting of the Hindu religion and religious believes based teachings to our children and future generation.

PM NARENDRA MODIJI IT IS TIME TO CORRECT THIS ANOMALY.

THUS I PRAY



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How to Fall Asleep in 10, 60, or 120 Seconds

How to Fall Asleep Fast

The fastest way to sleep?

Spending more time trying to fall asleep rather than actually sleeping? You're not alone.

Just the act of trying too hard can cause (or continue) a cycle of anxious, nerve-wracking energy that keeps our minds awake.

And if your mind can't sleep, it's really difficult for your body to follow. But there are scientific tricks you can try to flip the switch and guide your body into a safe shutdown mode.

We cover some science-based tricks to help you fall asleep faster.

How to sleep in 10 seconds

It usually takes a magic spell to fall asleep this quickly and on cue, but just like spells, with practice you can eventually get to the sweet 10-second spot.

Note: The method below takes a full 120 seconds to finish, but the last 10 seconds is said to be truly all it takes to finally snooze.

The military method

The popular military method, which was first reported by Sharon Ackerman, comes from a book titled "Relax and Win: Championship Performance."




According to Ackerman, the United States Navy Pre-Flight School created a routine to help pilots fall asleep in 2 minutes or less. It took pilots about 6 weeks of practice, but it worked — even after drinking coffee and with gunfire noises in the background.

This practice is said to even work for people who need to sleep sitting up!

The military method

  1. Relax your entire face, including the muscles inside your mouth.
  2. Drop your shoulders to release the tension and let your hands drop to the side of your body.
  3. Exhale, relaxing your chest.
  4. Relax your legs, thighs, and calves.
  5. Clear your mind for 10 seconds by imagining a relaxing scene.
  6. If this doesn't work, try saying the words "don't think" over and over for 10 seconds.
  7. Within 10 seconds, you should fall asleep!

If this doesn't work for you, you may need to work on the foundations of the military method: breathing and muscle relaxation, which have some scientific evidence that they work. Also, some conditions such as ADHD or anxiety may interfere with this method's effectiveness.

Keep reading to learn about the techniques this military method is based on and how to practice them effectively.

How to sleep in 60 seconds

These two methods, which focus on your breathe or muscles, help you take your mind off topic and back to bed.

If you're a beginner trying these hacks out, these methods may take up to 2 minutes to work.

4-7-8 breathing method

Mixing together the powers of meditation and visualization, this breathing method becomes more effective with practice. If you have a respiratory condition, such as asthma or COPD, consider checking with your doctor before beginning, as this could aggravate your symptoms.




To prepare, place the tip of your tongue against the roof of your mouth, behind your two front teeth. Keep your tongue there the whole time and purse your lips if you need to.

How to do one cycle of 4-7-8 breathing:

  1. Let your lips part slightly and make a whooshing sound as you exhale through your mouth.
  2. Then close your lips and inhale silently through your nose. Count to 4 in your head.
  3. Then hold your breath for 7 seconds.
  4. After, exhale (with a whoosh sound) for 8 seconds.
  5. Avoid being too alert at the end of each cycle. Try to practice it mindlessly.
  6. Complete this cycle for four full breaths. Let your body sleep if you feel relaxation coming on earlier than anticipated.

Progressive muscle relaxation (PMR)

Progressive muscle relaxation, also known as deep muscle relaxation, helps you unwind.

The premise is to tense — but not strain — your muscles and relax to release the tension. This movement promotes tranquility throughout your body. It's a trick recommended to help with insomnia.




Before you start, try practicing the 4-7-8 method while imagining the tension leaving your body as you exhale.

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Relaxation script

  1. Raise your eyebrows as high as possible for 5 seconds. This will tighten your forehead muscles.
  2. Relax your muscles immediately and feel the tension drop. Wait 10 seconds.
  3. Smile widely to create tension in your cheeks. Hold for 5 seconds. Relax.
  4. Pause 10 seconds.
  5. Squint with your eyes shut. Hold 5 seconds. Relax.
  6. Pause 10 seconds.
  7. Tilt your head slightly back so you're comfortably looking at the ceiling. Hold 5 seconds. Relax as your neck sinks back into the pillow.
  8. Pause 10 seconds.
  9. Keep moving down the rest of the body, from your triceps to chest, thighs to feet.
  10. Let yourself fall asleep, even if you don't finish tensing and relaxing the rest of your body.

As you do this, focus on how relaxed and heavy your body feels when it's relaxed and in a comfortable state.

How to fall asleep in 120 seconds

If the previous methods still didn't work, there might be an underlying blockage you need to get out. Try these techniques!

Tell yourself to stay awake

Also called paradoxical intention, telling yourself to stay awake may be a good way to fall asleep faster.

For people — especially those with insomnia — trying to sleep can increase performance anxiety.

Research has found that people who practiced paradoxical intention fell asleep faster than those who didn't. If you often find yourself stressed out about trying to sleep, this method may be more effective than traditional, intentional breathing practices.

Visualize a calm place

If counting activates your mind too much, try engaging your imagination.

Some say that visualizing something can make it real, and it's possible this works with sleep, too.

In a 2002 study from the University of Oxford, researchers found that people who engaged in "imagery distraction" fell asleep faster than those who had general distraction or no instructions.




Image distraction

  • Instead of counting sheep, try to imagine a serene setting and all the feelings that go with it. For example, you can imagine a waterfall, the sounds of echoing, rushing water, and the scent of damp moss. The key is to let this image take up space in your brain to prevent yourself from "re-engaging with thoughts, worries, and concerns" pre-sleep.

Acupressure for sleep

There's not enough research to confidently determine if acupressure truly works. However, the research that's available is promising.

One method is to target areas you know and feel are particularly tense, such as the upper part of your nose bridge or your temples.

However, there are also specific points in acupressure that are reported to help with insomnia. Here are three you can do without sitting up:




1. Spirit gate

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The technique

  1. Feel for the small, hollow space under your palm on your pinky side.
  2. Gently apply pressure in a circular or up-and-down movement for 2 to 3 minutes.
  3. Press down the left side of the point (palm facing) with gentle pressure for a few seconds, and then hold the right side (back-of-hand facing).
  4. Repeat on the same area of your other wrist.

2. Inner frontier gate

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The technique

  1. On one palm facing up, count three finger-widths down from your wrist crease.
  2. With your thumb, apply a steady downward pressure between the two tendons.
  3. You can massage in circular or up-and-down motion until you feel your muscles relax.

3. Wind pool

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The technique

  1. Interlock your fingers together (fingers out and palms touching) and open up your palms to create a cup shape with your hands.
  2. Position your thumbs at the base of your skull, with thumbs touching where your neck and head connect.
  3. Apply a deep and firm pressure, using circular or up-and-down movements to massage this area.
  4. Breathe deeply and pay attention to how your body relaxes as you exhale.

Prepare yourself fully before tackling these techniques

If you've tried these methods and are still finding yourself unable to fall asleep in 2 minutes or less, see if there are other tips you can take to make your bedroom a more sleep-friendly place.

Have you tried…

  1. hiding your clock
  2. taking a warm shower before bed
  3. opening the window to keep your room cool
  4. wearing socks
  5. a gentle 15-minute yoga routine
  6. placing your phone far away from your bed
  7. aromatherapy (lavender, chamomile, or clary sage)
  8. eating earlier to avoid stomach digestion or stimulation before bed

If you find the atmosphere in your room to be damaging to your sleep, there are tools you can use to block out the noise. Literally.

Try investing in blackout curtainswhite noise machines (or listening to music with an auto-stop timer), and ear plugs, all of which you can buy online.

On the other hand, sleep hygiene, or clean sleep, is real and effective.







Before you truly take on the military method or 4-7-8 breathing, see what you can optimize to your bedroom for soundless slumber.






    
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