Thursday, September 03, 2020
Wednesday, September 02, 2020
SELF-IMPROVEMENT : HOW CAN WE OVERCOME NEGATIVE THOUGHTS? SADHGURU ANSWERS
HOW CAN WE OVERCOME NEGATIVE THOUGHTS?
SADHGURU ANSWERS
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SADHGURU
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Sadhguru
tells us a very interesting story about a man who was said to never visit the
toilet, to illustrate how we should handle mental turmoil!
Pranams to SADHGURU
and grateful thanks to YouTube.
AMAZING FACTS : 1,700 PEOPLE LIVE IN AN UNDERGROUND VILLAGE IN THE DESERT
1,700 PEOPLE LIVE IN AN UNDERGROUND VILLAGE
IN THE DESERT
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CLEVERLY
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Nearly 1,700
People Live Underground In The Australian Desert, But Why? | Would you sleep
underground in the middle of this desert? This is what nearly 1,700 people do
every night. In the Australian desert—where temperatures reach almost 120°F
(50°C) during the day and plummet to freezing cold levels at night—there are
1,762 people who live completely underground. But why?
Grateful
thanks to CLEVERLY and YouTube.
TRAVEL : VALLEY OF FLOWERS TREK | HEAVEN ON EARTH
VALLEY OF
FLOWERS TREK | HEAVEN ON EARTH
| UTTARAKHAND
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BORN IDIOTS
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In August
2019, we went to Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand. This gem of nature's beauty is
located in Chamoli district, about 4 km from Ghangharia village. We reached
Haridwar by bus, and from there took 10 hours drive to Joshimath. From there we
went to Govindghat and started 10 km trek to Ghangharia. Next day, we started
the trek to Valley of Flowers. Don't miss this beautiful place and share your
feedback.
Grateful
thanks to BORN IDIOTS and YouTube.
EXCITING TRAIN JOURNEYS : BBC'S GREAT INDIAN RAILWAY JOURNEYS PART 3
BBC'S GREAT INDIAN RAILWAY JOURNEYS
FROM MYSORE TO CHENNAI PART 3 OF 4
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TECHTRAVEL
REVIEWS
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Grateful
thanks to TECHTRAVEL REVIEWS and YouTube.
TRAVEL & FOOD : ARABIC FEAST IN BETHLEHEM + JESUS BIRTHPLACE IN WEST BANK, PALESTINE!
PALESTINIAN FOOD - ARABIC FEAST IN BETHLEHEM +
JESUS BIRTHPLACE IN WEST BANK, PALESTINE!
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MARK WIENS
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Before
beginning, I want to make it clear I paid for this tour and decided to go on it
myself. It is not sponsored in anyway. However, after spending time with Osama
and seeing the tours and great people that are involved with
http://visitpalestine.ps/ I would highly recommend it.
I had really
wanted to visit Bethlehem, and we decided to book a tour to also visit Hebron,
another one of the most religiously significant cities in the West Bank,
Palestine. So we drove through the checkpoint and I could hardly believe I was
in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus.
After
meeting up with Osama, who is an absolutely awesome guy, we started walking off
through the Old City of Bethlehem. First stop was a place to get a nice view
overlooking the city. Absolutely stunning and to think of the immense and
important history was mind blowing. Manakish or manaeesh is an Arabic baked
flatbread, sometimes covered in za’atar before being baked. We stopped at an
breadshop to have a piece before heading on to the church.
Church of
the Nativity
NOTE: Thanks
to baby Micah, we were allowed to enter a side entrance to the Grotto with no queue,
which saved a lot of time, sometimes you
have to wait for an hour to get entrance because it’s very small.
Being a
Christian, this was an experience that was almost surreal and extraordinarily
special for me. I will cherish that entire moment in the Grotto, a place that
marks the spot where Jesus was born and where he was laid in a manger.
Walled off
hotel - We then took a drive over to the Walled Off Hotel, a hotel that faces
the separation wall. It was eye-opening to learn more about the situation.
Palestinian
food home cooked - There’s no better way to eat when you travel than to have
home cooked food. And so through the arrangement of Visit Palestine, we were
invited to a Palestinian family home to eat an Arabic food feast that included
chicken stuffed with rice and meat all baked in oven safe bags (I think). The
chicken and the spices were amazing, and additionally the side dishes,
including the freshly roasted almonds were the best I’ve ever had. Also, the
hospitality and generosity of this family in Bethlehem truly made it memorable.
It was an honor to enjoy Palestinian food in Bethlehem with a local family.
Hebron Old
City - We continued on to Hebron, a city about 30 minutes from Bethlehem. Again
it was a fascinating and eye-opening ride. Hebron is a city known for its
conflict.
Ibrahimi
Mosque (also known as Cave of the Patriarchs) - At the Ibrahimi mosque you can
pay respect to the tombs of Abraham, Isaac, Sarah, and Leah. Again, it’s pretty
surreal to visit, and it a truly special moment.
Fresh juice
- 5 ILS ($1.40) - We then walked around the streets of Old City Hebron, which
to be honest is a little scary and unfortunately filled with tension. Even
though it’s so beautiful and so ancient, it’s eerie.
It was a
fascinating experience to visit Palestine, eye-opening as well. But the
combination of generous people I met, delicous Palestinian food at a family
home, and seeing in person the place where Jesus was born and where Abraham’s
tomb sits, all added up to be one of the most special and emotional days I’ve
ever had in my life.
Just as a
note of reference: I paid $500 USD for the tour with http://visitpalestine.ps/,
but they provide transportation for me and my family from Tel Aviv, and it
included everything private. I also needed a
private tour to be able to make a video like this. Thank you to Osama
for being so cool!
Grateful
thanks to MARK WIENS, Osama and YouTube.
AMAZING FACTS : WOMAN WITHOUT A HEART!
The woman in the picture with a smile is Salwa Hussein, a woman who lives in Britain. She is the second woman without a heart in the world, and her life has changed drastically since she underwent a surgery that ended with her living without a heart inside her body, a rare case in the world, as she carries her artificial heart in a bag with her wherever she goes.
The British newspaper "Daily Mail" reported that Salwa Hussein, aged 39, is the only one who lives in this medical way in Britain. The bag carries a device with two batteries weighing 6.8 kg, which is an electric motor and a pump to push the air. The batteries push the air into a plastic bag in the patient's chest through tubes, in order to allow blood circulation in the body.
May she always stay healthy and active with that smile on her face!
Tuesday, September 01, 2020
A BEAUTIFUL STORY !
This is how the professionals get trapped into SISI - Single Income, Single Identity. A "mouse" was put at the top of a jar filled with grains. He was too happy to find so much of food around him. Now he doesn't need to run around searching for food and can happily lead his life. As he enjoyed the grains, in few days time, he reached to the bottom of the jar. Now he is trapped and he cannot come out of it. He has to solely depend upon someone to put grains in the same jar for him to survive. He may even not get the grain of his choice and he cannot choose either. If he has to live, he has to feed on whatever has been put into the jar. Here are top 4 lessons from this:
1) Short term pleasures can lead to long-term traps
2) If things are coming easy and you are getting comfortable, you are getting trapped into survival mode
3) When you are not using your potential, you are losing it
4) If you don't take right Action at right time, you will finish what you have and will be in no position to come out.
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