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* CAN ANY ONE CONTRIBUTE MORE TO A CAUSE BY REMAINING CELIBATE - 1 messages, 1
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* from BM Main group(mail about tree planting) - 1 messages, 1 author
 
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/592b882be941b73a
* Information in Hindi - 1 messages, 1 author
 
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/16a12474ed5a5cbf

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TOPIC: CAN ANY ONE CONTRIBUTE MORE TO A CAUSE BY REMAINING CELIBATE
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/b68b2bd0fa8d5263
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Date: Fri, Jan 13 2006 5:14 am 
From: "kanika"  

Don't u think that right marriage may provide emotional and moral
support to any devotee of BM.
People who don't marry are more likely to become morally corrupt e.g
many saints and shankaracharyas.
Many people taking vow of celibacy may create an atmosphere of PEER
PRESSURE on many other people(not equal to such sacrifice) who may do
the same just to follow a good example only to crack in the end
bringing shame to themselves and the party.

I sincerely respect such vows and full faith in such people,but to keep
the magic of it alive I'll lik to suggest that such bhishmapratigyas
should not be made public.It should be kept in the heart to do it full
justice.
Otherwise I m afraid that we are going to miss such people who can do
any great sacrifice instinctively,in a crowd of followers.

     PEER PRESSURE-it is a kind of pressure felt by a person in a group
when he/she tries to adopt and digest the ways of that group.
The new comer tries to become equal to other people by mindless
adoration and adoptation.It works more on idolescent or fickle minded
people.
The person trying to do the best done forgets his mental and emotional
limits
and end in either self gratification or depression.

As far as I know ,there r many kids willing to join,who might willingly
make any such vow and then feel to embarassed to turn it down.

If u r real serious abt making it all a success then I suggest u read
psychology.
THANKS FOR READING





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TOPIC: from BM Main group(mail about tree planting)
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/592b882be941b73a
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Date: Sat, Jan 14 2006 12:51 pm 
From: Moderator BhartUdayMission  

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*From:* Arvind Kale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*Subject:* Tree planting not always green.Forests suck water & soil. Pl.
react to this.


Dear  Knowledgable & Expert Friends,

Pl. react to this News / Research item that Forests can be harmful to the
Nature. Tree planting is not always green ,and that " Forests can suck up
water and change the soil.............. "

(Arvind Kale)
NAGPUR (India)


News
   Published online: 22 December 2005; | doi:10.1038/news051219-14 Tree
planting not always green*Forests can suck up water and change the
soil.* Michael
Hopkin <http://www.nature.com/news/about/aboutus.html#Hopkin>


 These pine plantations in South Africa were shown to dry up local streams.
*(c) Science*Planting forests to soak up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
can have a range of side effects, including drying up streams and making
soil saltier, according to a global study. The discovery highlights the
tradeoffs involved in tree-planting projects, say researchers.

Because plants use carbon dioxide to grow, planting forests of large,
fast-growing trees is one way to remove the gas from the atmosphere, thus
staving off global warming. But such forests need a lot of water, say Robert
Jackson, of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, and his colleagues.

The team surveyed more than 500 places where new forests have been planted
over the past half-century. In 13% of cases, streams dried up completely for
at least a year. On average, plantations cut local stream flow by more than
50%.

"It doesn't matter where you are in the world, when you grow trees on
croplands, you use more water," Jackson says. The effect can reduce the
water available for drinking and irrigation, and harm local aquatic
ecosystems.

And forest soils are saltier and more acidic, compared with other types of
plant cover such as crops or grasslands, the researchers found. They publish
their results in this week's issue of
*Science*1<http://www.nature.com/news/2005/051219/full/051219-14.html#B1>
.

*Carbon trading*

These changes occur partly because tree-planting projects choose
fast-growing species that suck up more carbon dioxide, Jackson explains.
Often these are evergreen trees that grow all year round, meaning that they
take up a lot of carbon dioxide and water.

Some changes to water flow may be desirable, the team points out. For
example, forest plantations in the US agricultural belt have reduced
nutrient runoff from farmlands into the sea, which can cause algal blooms
that kill marine life.

The key is to consider local factors when implementing afforestation
projects, the researchers argue. "Policy-makers often have a set of 'carbon
blinders' on - they're thinking and talking only about carbon," Jackson
says.

Some nations and companies are currently planting forests as a way of
earning 'carbon credits' in international carbon markets. These allow
greenhouse-gas emitters such as power companies to balance their emissions
by buying carbon savings elsewhere.

The Clean Development Mechanism, the United Nations framework that approves
and validates such efforts for projects under the Kyoto Protocol, has also
approved the method of reforesting degraded land to suck up carbon. No
forest-planting project has so far been registered by this mechanism, but
Jackson says afforestation projects could be accredited soon. He only hopes
that all the costs - including the effect on water - are being taken into
account, he says.



*The begining of the Civilization depended on AGRICULTURE - so does it's
FUTURE.*





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TOPIC: Information in Hindi
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/16a12474ed5a5cbf
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Date: Sat, Jan 14 2006 1:53 am 
From: "amritesh"  

I do agree with you people.We must have a hindi website so that we can
make people aware who dont understand english so well.English has also
different levels and the way we communicate frequently uses a lot of
standard and case specific words which some people who even know
english do not understand properly.I have seen many of mu friends who
even know english very well, prefer to read any magzine or Newspaper in
his mother language. And a vast population of India has Hindi as their
mother tongue.To make people fully aware of what exactly we are doing,
in their own language is very important for fast propagation of our
network.We want right things to be done and language should never
become any speed breaker or barrier into it.We can make sites in hindi
or in other languages depending upon the availability of softwares.I
request people with their expertise in that area to please come up and
volunteer for this great mission.
Please spare some time..... This will definitely give us multiple times
return of our effort. 

Amritesh




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