Re: ToI story of a miracle
Tilok: I am just going to ignore your swipe at this "miracle" thing, which shows that you have been having too many dinners at Sondon kaiti's place - are you getting brain-washed or something? take some 'doctor, heal thyself' therapy. I wanted to write to you about something else. I was reading today's 'Protidin', i frantically searched the whole article, but could not see your name even once. Being the leading LAS, you should have been there amongst the famous 'Injinear' 'daaktor' etc. Bupa, mur naam-u nedekhilu. Kelei muk ei bosor gaon-r mohila xomitir Xobhanetri paata kotha-tu xuna naai jaanu? Taaru pori laao-kheti-u gaon-r bhitorot aamaarei bhaal hoise - xei buli-ei naam-tu sopabo paarile hoy! Pise` ko'ta, moi ji bhabisu, as you suggested, Sondon-kaaiti was really jealous of the lao-kheti, and did not "submit" yours and my names for publication. Bupa, goru-daaktor hoi laabh naai. 'Injinear' hole` aaji tumar naam khobora-kaagojot uthi gole` hoy. Ki koba aaru, ei maanuh bilaake` tumaak etiaao tol-sokure` saai. Aaji-kaali 'Animal Planet' channel-ot kiba pet-psychic show eta aase. Tumar naam taatu naai - kiyo, tumi-tu 'kkualiphied', it must be the Dilli gor'ment who is stopping you from your due publicity. --Baiti. - Original Message - From: "Tilok Hatimuria" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 12:43 PM Subject: Re: ToI story of a miracle > > As one of the rare breed of scientists in Assam Net, I am pleased to offer a > rational explanation: > > > > *** Come on Assam Netters. Use your common sense: even gods need to relieve > themselves. No more, no less. > > > BTW, what is 'shivling'? Is it a diminutive form of shiv-lingam? Just > curious. > > > Hope it helps. > > > Dr. T, FLAS > > > > > > > >** I am a very skeptical person, therefore am not about to fall for this > >miracle thingie. But maybe there is a rational explanation. Maybe some of > >our scientist friends in the net will help? > > > >cm > > > > > > > >'Miracle' in Gujarat's Shiva temples > > > >TIMES NEWS NETWORK [ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2002 01:30:21 PM ] > >AHMEDABAD: A rumour of a miracle has people thronging to Shiva temples > >across the state. The stories doing the rounds: People have sighted "Om" on > >Shivlings in temples and water was flowing out of them. > >The rumours, with references to a similar 'miracle' a few years ago, when > >people thought Ganesh idols were drinking milk, are spreading fast. > >Crowds thronged Shiva temples at Hatkeshwar, Amraiwadi, Vatva, and > >Navrangpura in Ahmedabad, and Karelibaug, Makarpura and other places in > >Vadodara. > >In Ahmedabad, the crowds got so unwieldy that police reinforcements had to > >be rushed to control them. > >According to reports, the Somnath temple, which is among the 12 > >jyotirlingas, was also thrown open and people were seen performing aarti at > >the temple, hoping to witness the 'miracle'. > >Late on Sunday, policemen, who till then were monitoring the communal > >situation, began rushing to Shiva temples in cities all over the state. > >Similar reports also came in from other districts of the state, and by > >midnight, the state control room was flooded with queries about the > >'miracle'. > >When a TNN team visited the Samartheshwar Mahadev temple near Law Garden, > >the people crowded there were craning their necks to witness the 'miracle'. > >But nothing happened. > >"I got a call from my relatives in Mumbai that a miracle had happened, and > >I came here from Navrangpura," said Mangalaben, a disappointed devotee. > >But the maize vendors in Law Garden weren't disappointed. Thanks to the > >rumours, business was brisk. > > > > > > _ > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com >
Re: ToI story of a miracle
As one of the rare breed of scientists in Assam Net, I am pleased to offer a rational explanation: *** Come on Assam Netters. Use your common sense: even gods need to relieve themselves. No more, no less. BTW, what is 'shivling'? Is it a diminutive form of shiv-lingam? Just curious. Hope it helps. Dr. T, FLAS >** I am a very skeptical person, therefore am not about to fall for this >miracle thingie. But maybe there is a rational explanation. Maybe some of >our scientist friends in the net will help? > >cm > > > >'Miracle' in Gujarat's Shiva temples > >TIMES NEWS NETWORK [ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2002 01:30:21 PM ] >AHMEDABAD: A rumour of a miracle has people thronging to Shiva temples >across the state. The stories doing the rounds: People have sighted "Om" on >Shivlings in temples and water was flowing out of them. >The rumours, with references to a similar 'miracle' a few years ago, when >people thought Ganesh idols were drinking milk, are spreading fast. >Crowds thronged Shiva temples at Hatkeshwar, Amraiwadi, Vatva, and >Navrangpura in Ahmedabad, and Karelibaug, Makarpura and other places in >Vadodara. >In Ahmedabad, the crowds got so unwieldy that police reinforcements had to >be rushed to control them. >According to reports, the Somnath temple, which is among the 12 >jyotirlingas, was also thrown open and people were seen performing aarti at >the temple, hoping to witness the 'miracle'. >Late on Sunday, policemen, who till then were monitoring the communal >situation, began rushing to Shiva temples in cities all over the state. >Similar reports also came in from other districts of the state, and by >midnight, the state control room was flooded with queries about the >'miracle'. >When a TNN team visited the Samartheshwar Mahadev temple near Law Garden, >the people crowded there were craning their necks to witness the 'miracle'. >But nothing happened. >"I got a call from my relatives in Mumbai that a miracle had happened, and >I came here from Navrangpura," said Mangalaben, a disappointed devotee. >But the maize vendors in Law Garden weren't disappointed. Thanks to the >rumours, business was brisk. _ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
Re: ToI story of a miracle
As one of the rare breed of scientists in Assam Net, I am pleased to offer a rational explanation: *** Come on Assam Netters. Use your common sense: even gods need to relieve themselves. No more, no less. BTW, what is 'shivling'? Is it a diminutive form of shiv-lingam? Just curious. Hope itb helps. Dr. T, FLAS >** I am a very skeptical person, therefore am not about to fall for this >miracle thingie. But maybe there is a rational explanation. Maybe some of >our scientist friends in the net will help? > >cm > > > >'Miracle' in Gujarat's Shiva temples > >TIMES NEWS NETWORK [ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2002 01:30:21 PM ] >AHMEDABAD: A rumour of a miracle has people thronging to Shiva temples >across the state. The stories doing the rounds: People have sighted "Om" on >Shivlings in temples and water was flowing out of them. >The rumours, with references to a similar 'miracle' a few years ago, when >people thought Ganesh idols were drinking milk, are spreading fast. >Crowds thronged Shiva temples at Hatkeshwar, Amraiwadi, Vatva, and >Navrangpura in Ahmedabad, and Karelibaug, Makarpura and other places in >Vadodara. >In Ahmedabad, the crowds got so unwieldy that police reinforcements had to >be rushed to control them. >According to reports, the Somnath temple, which is among the 12 >jyotirlingas, was also thrown open and people were seen performing aarti at >the temple, hoping to witness the 'miracle'. >Late on Sunday, policemen, who till then were monitoring the communal >situation, began rushing to Shiva temples in cities all over the state. >Similar reports also came in from other districts of the state, and by >midnight, the state control room was flooded with queries about the >'miracle'. >When a TNN team visited the Samartheshwar Mahadev temple near Law Garden, >the people crowded there were craning their necks to witness the 'miracle'. >But nothing happened. >"I got a call from my relatives in Mumbai that a miracle had happened, and >I came here from Navrangpura," said Mangalaben, a disappointed devotee. >But the maize vendors in Law Garden weren't disappointed. Thanks to the >rumours, business was brisk. _ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
ToI story of a miracle
** I am a very skeptical person, therefore am not about to fall for this miracle thingie. But maybe there is a rational explanation. Maybe some of our scientist friends in the net will help? cm 'Miracle' in Gujarat's Shiva temples TIMES NEWS NETWORK [ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2002 01:30:21 PM ] AHMEDABAD: A rumour of a miracle has people thronging to Shiva temples across the state. The stories doing the rounds: People have sighted "Om" on Shivlings in temples and water was flowing out of them. The rumours, with references to a similar 'miracle' a few years ago, when people thought Ganesh idols were drinking milk, are spreading fast. Crowds thronged Shiva temples at Hatkeshwar, Amraiwadi, Vatva, and Navrangpura in Ahmedabad, and Karelibaug, Makarpura and other places in Vadodara. In Ahmedabad, the crowds got so unwieldy that police reinforcements had to be rushed to control them. According to reports, the Somnath temple, which is among the 12 jyotirlingas, was also thrown open and people were seen performing aarti at the temple, hoping to witness the 'miracle'. Late on Sunday, policemen, who till then were monitoring the communal situation, began rushing to Shiva temples in cities all over the state. Similar reports also came in from other districts of the state, and by midnight, the state control room was flooded with queries about the 'miracle'. When a TNN team visited the Samartheshwar Mahadev temple near Law Garden, the people crowded there were craning their necks to witness the 'miracle'. But nothing happened. "I got a call from my relatives in Mumbai that a miracle had happened, and I came here from Navrangpura," said Mangalaben, a disappointed devotee. But the maize vendors in Law Garden weren't disappointed. Thanks to the rumours, business was brisk.
