where women is respected

[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

यत्र नार्यस्तु पूज्यन्ते रमन्ते तत्र देवताः।
यत्रैतास्तु न पूज्यन्ते सर्वास्तत्राफला क्रिया:॥
Transliteration:
yatra nāryastu pūjyante ramante tatra devatāḥ।
yatraitāstu na pūjyante sarvāstatrāphalā: kriyā:॥Manu smrithi

 English Translation:
Where women are honoured, divinity blossoms there.
And where they are Dishonoured, all actions remain unfruitful.
2
अतुलं तत्र तत्तेजः सर्वदेवशरीरजम्।
एकस्थं तदभून्नारी व्याप्तलोकत्रयं त्विषा॥
Transliteration:
atulaṃ tatra tattejaḥ sarvadevaśarīrajam।
ekasthaṃ tadabhūnnārī vyāptalokatrayaṃ tviṣā॥Devi mahatmium

 English Translation:
The incomparable radiance that was born from all gods and pervaded the 3
worlds,
came to one place and took the form of a woman.
3
न स्त्रीरत्नसमं रत्नम्।
Transliteration:
na strīratnasamaṃ ratnam।

 English Translation:
There is no jewel like a woman. ( chanakya words)
4*"यत्र नार्यस्तु पूज्यन्ते रमन्ते तत्र देवता:"*

*Yatra Nāryastu Pūjyante Ramante Tatra Devatāḥ*

*English Translation:*

Where women are worshipped, the gods reside there.

5  *"नारी अस्य समाजस्य कुशलवास्तुकारा अस्ति।" *

*Nārī Asya Samājasya Kuśalavāstukārā Asti.*

*English Translation:*

Woman is the architect of this society.

6 *"नास्ति मातृसमा छाया, नास्ति मातृसमा गतिः।*

*नास्ति मातृसमंत्राण, नास्ति मातृसमा प्रिया।।"*

*Nāsti Mātr̥samā Chhāyā, Nāsti Mātr̥samā Gatiḥ.*

*Nāsti Mātr̥samaṅtrāṇa, Nāsti Mātr̥samā Priyā.*

*English Translation:*

That is, there is no shadow like a mother, there is no support like a
mother. There is no protector like mother and there is no dear thing like
mother.

7*"न कन्यायाः पिता विद्वान् ग्रह्णियात् – शुल्कम् अणु-अपि।*

*गृह्णन् – शुल्कं हि लोभेन स्यान् नरो अपत्यविक्रयी ।।"*

*Na Kanyāyāḥ Pitā Vidvān Grahṇiyāt-Śulkaṁ Aṇu-api.*

*Gr̥hṇan-Śulkaṁ Hi Lobhena Syān Naro Apatyavikrayī.*

*English Translation:*

A learned father, do not take anything in return for his daughter's
donation, if he takes anything out of greed, then he is the one who sells
the child.

8  *"नारी राष्ट्रस्य अक्शि अस्ति"*

*Nārī Rāṣtrasya Akśi Asti*

*English Translation:*

Woman is the eye of this country.

KR IRS 1/1/23

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Re: When Photons Leave

[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

In the *Gītā,* IX. 10, however, it is said that *prakṛti* produces all that
is moving and all that is static through the superintendence of God. The
word *prakṛti* is used in at least two different senses, as a primary and
ultimate category and as a nature of God’s being. It is quite possible that
the primary meaning of *prakṛti* in the *Gītā* is God’s nature; the other
meaning of *prakṛti**,* as an ultimate principle from which the *guṇas* are
produced, is simply the hypostatization of God’s nature. The whole group
consisting of pleasure, pain, aversion, volition
, consciousness, the
eleven senses, the mind-organ, the five elements, ego hood, intellect
*(buddhi),* the undifferentiated  *(avyaktha,* meaning *prakṛti* existing,
probably, as the sub-conscious mind)  power of holding the senses and the
power of holding together the diverse mental functions *(saṃghāta
)* with their
modifications and changes, is called *kṣetra
.* In another place
the body alone is called *kṣetra*. It seems, therefore, that the word
*kṣetra* signifies in its broader sense not only the body, but also the
entire mental plane, involving the diverse mental functions, powers,
capabilities, and also the undifferentiated sub-conscious element. In this
connection it may be pointed out that *kṣetra* is a term which is specially
reserved to denote the complex of body and mind, exclusive of the living
principle of the self, which is called *kṣetra-jña,* or the knower of the
*kṣetra,* or *kṣetrin,* the possessor of the *kṣetra* or the body-mind
complex. It is said that, just as the sun illuminates this whole world, so
does the *kṣetrin* illuminate the whole *kṣetra*

Why all these; the body was a kshetra; now it is extinct; food consumer
is consumed by nature as food; (Rig Vedam and many Upanishads). Smell is
good or bad according to the prakriti Gunas. Where the good is off from the
body, what is left is Thamaso Guna finally which is the left-out EGO
stinking.  Prakriti, the nature of atmosphere and GOD , teaches the species
to change from the thamaso to sattva guna; and that nature reacts ; every
destruction of nature , will ricochet back , in the different,
unmanageable, crying life of those species, who caused it.

KR IRS 1/1/23

On Sat, 31 Dec 2022 at 18:26, Markendeya Yeddanapudi <
markandeya101...@gmail.com> wrote:

>
>
> --
> *Mar*When Photons Leave
>
>
>
> When an organism dies, the dead body becomes putrid and gives foul smell.
> Does it mean that the organism is no longer sending useful smell messages,
> adding to the learning from the troposphere? Does it mean that the photons
> stopped photon-synthesizing the living of life by the organism? Does it
> mean the end of quantum entanglement from the quantum particles of the
> atoms in the cells of the organism? Does it mean that the basic core of the
> organism, the arrested photons achieved freedom and have returned to the
> parent electromagnetic waves? Does it mean that the organism achieved
> promotion to next grade?
>
> The arrested photons, thanks to the photosynthesis in plants, from the
> photons from the Sun, become food, which the bacteria, the mitochondria in
> the cells, free the photons from the food, converting the body of the
> organism into an electromagnetic field called life.
>
> The electromagnetic waves, at the ultimate speed traverse the Universe. A
> large body on the way causes a bend in the waves, due to gravitational
> pull. (The High brow confusion to appear as High Standard is-‘Space-time is
> curved’.)
>
> Some of them get arrested in leaves and they photosynthesize. Life forms
> get photosynthesized. And every life form joins the photons in their
> struggle to return to the speed of light and join the parent
> electromagnetic waves. That struggle is the living of life. Does it mean
> that deaths is the ultimate positive experience, the wonderful promotion,
> the freedom of joining the electromagnetic waves and traverse continuously
> the whole universe?
>
> Then the most essential need of life is food containing the photons that
> get activated by the mitochondria and the body where the particles in the
> atoms of the cells freely participate in quantum entanglement?
>
> In this mission of every organism, to return to the speed of light, all
> organisms team up emotionally, via breathing, smelling, sensing,
> perceiving, understanding and interacting as a team with the fundamental
> mission.
>
> Now, how far are modern economic activities helping or harming the life
> forms? Does the mechanical paradigm help or damage? For mechanization,
> emotions are contaminations, called bias. In the name of science that is
> totally dependent on technology and not on the living nature, which is
> fundamentally emotional, nature is being tampered with.
>
> A person’s real character can be seen 

[no subject]

[Venkatachalam Subramanian]

ஓம் அன்பும்  அறனும் உடைத்தாயின் இல்வாழ்க்கை பண்பும் பயனும் அது.
2023 ஆங்கில புத்தாண்டு நூற்றாண்டுகளாகப் பழகி வருகிறோம். இனிது இன்பம்
எல்லோருக்கும் அமையட்டும்.வாழ்நாள் சீரும் சிறப்புமாக வளரட்டும். இறை
நம்பிக்கை மேலோங்கட்டும். பேரமைதி உள்ளத்தில் ஏற்படட்டும்.

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When Photons Leave

[Markendeya Yeddanapudi]

-- 
*Mar*When Photons Leave



When an organism dies, the dead body becomes putrid and gives foul smell.
Does it mean that the organism is no longer sending useful smell messages,
adding to the learning from the troposphere? Does it mean that the photons
stopped photon-synthesizing the living of life by the organism? Does it
mean the end of quantum entanglement from the quantum particles of the
atoms in the cells of the organism? Does it mean that the basic core of the
organism, the arrested photons achieved freedom and have returned to the
parent electromagnetic waves? Does it mean that the organism achieved
promotion to next grade?

The arrested photons, thanks to the photosynthesis in plants, from the
photons from the Sun, become food, which the bacteria, the mitochondria in
the cells, free the photons from the food, converting the body of the
organism into an electromagnetic field called life.

The electromagnetic waves, at the ultimate speed traverse the Universe. A
large body on the way causes a bend in the waves, due to gravitational
pull. (The High brow confusion to appear as High Standard is-‘Space-time is
curved’.)

Some of them get arrested in leaves and they photosynthesize. Life forms
get photosynthesized. And every life form joins the photons in their
struggle to return to the speed of light and join the parent
electromagnetic waves. That struggle is the living of life. Does it mean
that deaths is the ultimate positive experience, the wonderful promotion,
the freedom of joining the electromagnetic waves and traverse continuously
the whole universe?

Then the most essential need of life is food containing the photons that
get activated by the mitochondria and the body where the particles in the
atoms of the cells freely participate in quantum entanglement?

In this mission of every organism, to return to the speed of light, all
organisms team up emotionally, via breathing, smelling, sensing,
perceiving, understanding and interacting as a team with the fundamental
mission.

Now, how far are modern economic activities helping or harming the life
forms? Does the mechanical paradigm help or damage? For mechanization,
emotions are contaminations, called bias. In the name of science that is
totally dependent on technology and not on the living nature, which is
fundamentally emotional, nature is being tampered with.

A person’s real character can be seen mainly in his unconscious actions and
things he forgets. The Holistic Matrix reality is dumped to make way to the
Cartesian approach of isolating factors as causes and effects. The result
is mechanization and conversion of life into mechanized economic
activities. And as a result we are destroying nature continuously calling
it economic activity. Is this ultimate perversion, the destruction of
nature, the road to hell?

Hope that every University starts a ‘Freedom to Nature’, parks. Hope that
the Universities get freedom from the trance of technology.

YM

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CULTURAL QA 01-2023-01

['gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty]

CULTURAL QA 01-2023-01

BEING  ACOMPILATION THERE MAY  BE ERRORS



Respected friends,

I wish you all a very happy newyear 2023

Gopalakrishnan 01-01-2023



Q1 What do the rest of the Indians think about the Telugus?

A1  Vicky Rathore, South Indian movies Thu

My native place isNanded, Maharashtra but I've been living in Hyderabad for 6 
years now. Thethings I know/observed about Telugu's.

When Telugu's make friends, they make it for life.They will not care even if 
it's midnight and someone needs help, they'll cometo the rescue. *Experienced.

There are three main types of Telugu phonetics.One bearing the Coastal Andhra 
accent, second is the Rayalaseema accent andthird the Telangana accent. There 
is always a rift among these three :P

Telugu’s weddings, treat to eyes, too lavish.Awesome food, amazing people.

Spicy food - beat them. They eat spices a lot, a lot.….

They are very proud of their language, they politelyflaunt that Telugu Language 
is 2400 Years Old!!

Every other guy bearing from Andhrapradesh orTelangana is settled somewhere in 
California or New Jersey.

When we talk about Telugu’s we think about Idli,wada, dosa, biryani etc. But 
trust me there are lots of other cuisines Telugu'scrave for.

Extremely religious, no one can stop Telugu’s fromworshiping at temples on 
Mondays and at churches on Sundays.

They’re die hard fans of Chiranjeevi, AlluArjun, Prabhas, Naani, Pawan Kalyan 
and Nandamuri Balakrishna. They are tooaffectionate towards the tollywood and 
they love their actors.

They’re very proud with Baahubali’s success but noone can take away Magadheera 
from their hearts.

Aaruku, Vizag beaches, Srisailam, Tirupati, BirlaTemple, Charminar, Falaknuma 
are their prides.

Two souls, Andhra and Telangana, one heart - Hyderabad.

Q2 What are the amazing facts in this world?

A2  Vita Lawson, Marketer. Former brandambassador. Writer Thu

1. Humans have moreempathy for dogs than they do for other humans.

2. ATMs and publictoilets are equally as dirty.

3. Honey neverspoils. So in theory, you can eat 5000 year old honey.

4. Zebras are actually black with white stripes.

5. A whopping 76%of people blame their farts on someone else.

6. Your nose can remember 50,000 different smells,and women are better smellers 
than men.

7. If your house smells like fish for absolutely noreason, 9 times out of 10 
itmeans that there is an electrical fire.

8. You’re morelikely to be sexually assaulted by a dolphin than eaten by a 
shark.

9. In Massachusetts, it’s illegal to consume morethan 3 sandwiches at a funeral.

10. People lie better when they have to go to thebathroom.

Q3 Why are American Airlines planes silver?

A3  Jim Mowreader, Printing Expert(2008–present)Dec 22

American Airlinesdecided to polish their jets because paint is heavy. There’s 
about 500 poundsof paint on a Boeing 737, and larger jets have more. The idea 
was, if they removed the 500 pounds ofpaint from the aircraft they could save 
money on fuel and carry a small amountof extra cargo.

American Airlines no longer buys polished jets,although they still have one in 
their “retro livery.” Two things led to thisdecision. One is that American has 
Airbus jets in their fleet along withBoeings. An Airbushas composite fuselage 
components, which must be painted. The otheris that it costs more to maintain 
the polish on an unpainted jet than they weresaving in fuel.

American’s Retro Livery program is very cool.American Airlines has bought 
several airlines in its history. They maintain onejet in the liveries of each 
of those airlines, plus one from each of theirhistoric liveries, to remember 
where they came from.

Q4 What foods are bad for the liver?

A4  Muhammad Khubaib, CEO at Abah.PK(2016–present)Tue

There arecertain foods that may be harmful to the liver in large amounts or for 
people whohave liver damage or liver disease. Some of these foods include:

Fried foods: These can be high in fat and maycontribute to the development of 
fatty liver disease.

Alcohol: Excessive alcohol consumption can leadto liver damage and increase the 
risk of liver disease.

Processed foods: These can be high in salt, sugar,and unhealthy fats, which may 
contribute to liver damage.

High-sugar foods and drinks: Consuming too muchsugar can lead to obesity, which 
is a risk factor for liver disease…

It is important to keep in mind that it is not necessarilythe specific food 
that is bad for the liver, but rather the amount andfrequency of consumption 
that can have negative effects.It is important to maintain a healthy, balanced 
diet and to limit your intakeof unhealthy foods. If you have liver disease or 
are at risk of developing it,your doctor or a dietitian can help you create a 
meal plan that is appropriatefor your specific needs.

Q5 What are some possible explanations for the success of theBrahmin 
community in India?

A5  Balaji Viswanathan, orthodox 

CARNATIC MUSIC IN VEIN (NAOT VAIN)

[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

Carnatic music flows in Shenbagavalli's veins

On receiving the national award, she requested the state and the central
governments to offer online bachelor’s degrees in music at all Indian
universities for non-resident students.

CHENNAI: It was November 17 when an unexpected call broke the daily musical
routine of V Shenbagavalli, a visually impaired Carnatic music tutor. She
was expecting calls from her students inquiring about music class later in
the day; instead, Shenbagavalli gets a call from the Union government
informing she has been nominated for the National Award for Empowerment of
Persons with Disabilities under the self-employment category. She received
the award from President Draupadi Murmu on December 3 in Delhi.

Looking back, Shenbagavalli recalls her grandmom, Gomathi
Sankaranarayanan–a stately vainika who introduced her to the enchanting
nuances of the instrument. “As I got accustomed to her musical trails and
traits, I conscientiously decided to focus more on Carnatic music. This was
also the time when I met the oldest member of our family – a century-old
veena, which was passed down from my great-grandmother to my grandmother
and finally me. I’m still using it,” she says with a warm smile.

The vainika, who now runs a music school SV music school at her home in
Chromepet in Chennai, teaches the Veena, keyboard and vocals to nearly 100
students, including students with disabilities. She also offers online
classes to students from the US, Dubai, Qatar, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Expressing happiness over receiving an award for the first time in her
life, 47-year-old Shenbagavalli remarks how the veena has been synonymous
with her life. “This award speaks volumes for me and people like me. I was
just 10 years old and living in my hometown of Sankarankovil when I was
affected by a rare eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa. After I
completely lost my eyesight, I stopped going to school. Nevertheless, I
managed to pass the ESLC and SSLC exams privately and scored 60% in both,
all thanks to my supportive father who was also the school headmaster.

In 1995, Shenbagavalli moved to Chennai to learn the Braille system,
something that was still foreign to her hometown back in the day. She also
got married and got a bachelor’s degree in music by 2005, which gave her
all the more reasons to pursue her passion. Her most momentous decision was
founding her music school in 2012, which she modestly says was inspired by
her guru’s advice.

Shenbagavalli has even performed in a few events, including a relative’s
wedding function. “Due to my limited vision, it is never easy for me to
carry around the veena all by myself and reach a location without someone’s
company,” she adds. In 2017, Shenbagavalli played the veena in the
traditional Thiruvaiyaru Thyagaraja Aradhana, which she quotes as “one of
her most cherished lifetime achievements' '.

On receiving the national award, she requested the state and the central
governments to offer online bachelor’s degrees in music at all Indian
universities for non-resident students. She also advised those with
disabilities to “be confident, not depend on others for survival and chase
their passion.”
Shebagavalli says getting her school registered is the next big thing on
her mind.

xx

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serotinin and depression link

[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

II  Serotonin Deficiency Directly Linked With Depression in
Ground-breaking Study

By ELSEVIER DECEMBER 27, 2022

A new research study provides the first direct evidence of disrupted
serotonin release in the brains of people with depression.

*New research in Biological Psychiatry offers the first direct evidence of
diminished 5-HT release cements “serotonin hypothesis.”*

Researchers have postulated since the 1960s that major depression stems
from disruptions in the serotonin neurotransmitter system. However, the
evidence for that idea, though plentiful, was indirect. In fact, a *recent
comprehensive analysis*

of
existing studies concluded that there was not strong evidence to support
the “serotonin hypothesis.” In its wake, some in the field have called for
a reexamination of the hypothesis. Not so fast, says a new study that
provides direct evidence of disrupted serotonin release in the brains of
individuals with depression.

The study was published recently in the journal *Biological Psychiatry*.

Depression is among the most common mental illnesses and causes of
disability worldwide. Despite the lack of direct evidence for disrupted
serotonin signaling in the depressed brain, medications used to treat
depression overwhelmingly target the serotonin signaling system to increase
extracellular serotonin, also known as 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT). Only
about half of patients respond to antidepressants, and fewer than 30%
experience total remission. A better understanding of 5-HT dynamics in
depression could help guide more effective therapies.

“Our thinking about the role of serotonin in depression has evolved
significantly over the past decade. We once thought that serotonin changes
could account for the entirety of depression. When this simple hypothesis
could no longer be supported, some were inclined to dismiss any role for
serotonin in depression,” said John Krystal, MD, editor-in-chief of *Biological
Psychiatry*. “The current study provides important new support for further
exploration of the role of serotonin in depression. This is particularly
timely, as drugs targeting serotonin receptors, such as psychedelics, are
being explored as potential new treatments for mood disorders.”

The study, conducted by Invicro, a global, imaging contract research
organization, in collaboration with researchers from Imperial College
London, King’s College London, Copenhagen University, and the University of
Oxford, used a novel imaging technique to look directly at the magnitude of
serotonin released from neurons in response to a pharmacological challenge.
In previous work, these researchers pioneered the use of positron emission
tomography (PET) with the radioligand [11C]Cimbi-36 to detect serotonin
release. In the current study, the researchers applied this methodology to
compare serotonin release in 17 patients with depression and 20 healthy
individuals.

David Erritzoe, MRCPsych, PhD, lead author of the paper, said, “This study
used a new and more direct method to measure serotonin in the living human
brain, and the results suggest reduced serotonin (release) functioning in
depression. This imaging method, in combination with similar methods for
other brain systems, has the potential to help us to better understand the
varying — sometimes limited or even lacking — treatment responses that
people with depression have to antidepressant medication.”

Participants with depression and healthy controls underwent PET scanning
with [11C]Cimbi-36 to measure 5-HT2A receptor availability in the frontal
cortex; the two groups did not differ significantly at baseline. Both
groups then received a dose of d-amphetamine, a stimulant drug that works
to increase 5-HT concentration outside of neurons, where it interacts with
5-HT2A receptors and reduces the binding of [11C]Cimbi-36. In a second
scanning session three hours after drug administration, healthy control
participants had significantly reduced 5-HT2A receptor availability,
indicating an increase in serotonin levels. Participants with depression,
however, did not show a significant decrease in binding potential,
suggesting they had a blunted serotonin release capacity in key brain
regions.

The study found no relationship between the severity of depression and the
extent of serotonin release capacity deficits. Of note, all patients were
free of antidepressant medication, and 11 out of the 17 had never received
antidepressant treatment, indicating that low serotonin release capacity is
a feature of depression rather than a result of antidepressant treatment.

This first direct evaluation of serotonin levels in the brain of
individuals with depression is a major step forward in laying to rest the
speculations questioning the involvement of serotonergic neurotransmission
in the pathology of depression. Depression is a multifaceted disorder 

SCIENCE ALWAYS CHANGES MIND

[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

I  *Is all matter made up of both particles and waves?*

By Paul Sutter 

According to quantum mechanics, the physics theory that describes the zoo
of subatomic particles, all matter can be described as both particles and
waves. But is it real?

Wave-particle duality is a cornerstone of quantum mechanics
,
which is our modern theory of how subatomic particles behave. The duality
states that all particles (in fact, all objects) have a wave-like property
associated with them. While most standard interpretations of quantum
mechanics treat this wave-like property as a neat mathematical trick for
calculating the probability of a particle being in one place or another,
some more radical interpretations elevate the wave to a real entity that
exists just as much as particles do. One of these interpretations, known as
the pilot-wave theory, posits that every interaction in the universe can be
described by a single set of equations — if only we could figure those out.

*THE ORIGINAL WAVES*

In 1924, French physics doctoral student Louis de Broglie proposed that
matter has a wave-like property. De Broglie was inspired by  the discovery
of wave-particle duality in light. For centuries, physicists had debated
whether light was made of tiny particles or some sort of waves. In the
mid-1800s the debate seemed to be settled with James Clerk Maxwell’s
discovery of the electromagnetic field, and his realization that light was
made of electromagnetic waves, according to "The History of Quantum
Mechanics" (CreateSpace Independent Publishing, 2017).

But in 1899, German physicist Max Planck was trying to understand a kind of
radiation known as blackbody radiation (the spectrum of light emitted by a
heated object), and the only way he could explain its properties was if he
allowed for light to be emitted in discrete little chunks, or quanta —
meaning the emitted light could be described both as particles and
electromagnetic waves.

A few years later, Albert Einstein
 proposed that it isn’t
just the emission of light that is quantized, but light itself. According
to Einstein, light is made of little particles (eventually named photons
), and when a bunch of
photons get together they act like a wave. This wave-particle duality,
although radical, could  explain a host of experiments and observations.

*PLAY SOUND*

Planck and Einstein proposed that the wavelength of light is inversely
proportional to its momentum. So the more momentum (energy) a photon has,
the smaller its wavelength. De Broglie took this simple relationship and
got a seemingly crazy idea. Light has momentum and energy, and it has a
wave-like property. Matter also has momentum and energy, so perhaps it also
has a wave-like property.

Nervous, de Broglie’s thesis advisor sent the idea over to Einstein, who
gave it his stamp of approval.

*QUANTUM WAVES*

While the development of quantum mechanics had begun with Planck’s work,
progress stalled for a couple decades. De Broglie’s idea was the catalyst
needed to bring quantum theory into its modern form. With the realization
of wave-particle duality, physicists like Erwin Schrödinger could develop a
full quantum theory that explained the behavior of electrons inside of
atoms, according to Erwin Schröodinger's landmark 1926 paper
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in new tab).

But the question remained: What exactly are waves of matter? Schrödinger
argued that subatomic particles like electrons are literally smeared across
space, but his interpretation didn’t agree with experiments that showed
electrons to be point-like particles. Then German physicist Max Born
proposed an idea that  would eventually evolve into the so-called
Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics: Matter waves are waves of
probability that indicate where someone can find particles the next time
they look for them. Where the waves have high values, there is a strong
likelihood of finding a particle.

*PILOT WAVES*

The double-slit experience demonstrates that matter and energy can exhibit
characteristics of both a wave and a particle.

De Broglie had a different idea. He also believed that the waves are real,
but not as a replacement for the particles. Instead, he believed they exist
alongside the particles, propagating through space and telling the
particles where to go. No one could see the true path of the particle
trajectories, which meant particles seemed to be guided by quantum
randomness, but de Broglie argued that there was no randomness involved.
Instead:  “pilot waves” always knew what to do.

De Broglie would eventually drop this idea in favor of the
waves-as-probabilities interpretation, but decades later American physicist
David 

Re: [iyer123] Greetings

[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

*India* is a country where people of various cultures, languages, castes,
and religions live together following both solar and lunar calendar
systems, and New Year is celebrated as per Vedic time. There are numerous
days in a year when the New Year is celebrated. Every state in India
celebrates the New Year in its own way, following traditions and customs,
and is a part of that particular region exclusively. The Hindu New Year is
also known as the Vikram Samvat and all the festivals are based on it.

The regions following Solar Calendar celebrate New Year on *Baisakhi* in
North and Central India, *Ugadi* in Andhra Pradesh, Rongali *Bihu* in
Assam, *Puthandu* in Tamil Nadu, *Vishu* in Kerala, *Pana Sankranti* in
Odisha, and *Poila Boishakh* in Bengal in the month of the calendar, i.e.,
Vaishakha. This day generally falls on 14th or 15th April. The regions
following Lunar Calendar consider Chaitra to be the first month of the year
which falls in the month of March- April. Gujarat celebrates New year’s day
after Diwali in *Kartik month* (October – November).

Here is the list of various New Year Days celebrated round the year in the
various Indian States.
*Bohag Bihu (बोहाग बिहु) – Assamese New Year  *

*Cheti Chand (चेटी चंद) – Sindhi New YearGudi Padwa (गुड़ी पड़वा) – Marathi
New YearPana Sankranti (पणा संक्रांति) – Odisha New YearPohela Boishakh
(पोइला बैसाख) – Bengali New YearPuthandu (पुथंडु ) – Tamil New YearUgadi
(उगादी) – Telugu New YearVaisakhi (वैसाखी) – Punjabi New YearVishu (विषु) –
Malayalam New YearBestu Varas (બેસતું વર્ષ) – Gujarati New YearLosoong
(लोसांग) – Sikkimese New YearNavreh (नवरेह) – Kashmiri New YearHijri
(हिजरी)– Islamic New YearLosar (लोसर) – Arunachal Pradesh New YearNowruz
(नवरोज़) – Persian New YearKR IRS 31 12 22 // 1/1/23*

On Sat, 31 Dec 2022 at 02:46, 'N Sekar' via iyer123 <
iyer...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

> Wish you all a happy and prosperous English New year.
>
> I am saying English because last year I heard someone say that we have
> come away so far from our roots that we say
>
> Happy Tamizh new year
>
> But
>
> Happy new year to 1st January.
>
> Forgetting the Tamizh new year is OUR new year and 1 Jan is the English
> new year.
>
> And he also said Malayalees or Telugus or others just say Happy Vishu and
> Happy Ugadi and not Happy Malayalam Vishu, happy Telugu Ugadi etc.
> It is the bane of the Tamizhs only.
>
> I thought what he said made sense.
>
> Hence, happy English new year to all, once again.
>
> N Sekar
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
> 
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[Rajaram Krishnamurthy]

Two Women Pass Shastra Parampara Grand-Exam for First Time Achieve Feat in
Sringeri Peetha after six years of studying Nyayshashtra.
In a major achievement, two women have succeeded in the Shastra Parampara
grand-examination (Mahaparikrasha) for the first time. The exam was
organized by the Vedashastraparirakshan Parishad run by Datta Devasthan of
Amhmednagar.
According to the information given by the organisation, Kalyani Tanmay
Hardikar from Mashel-Goa and Rtuja Balkrishna Kulkarni from Parbhani have
achieved this success. The examination was conducted recently in the
presence of Jagadguru Shankaracharya Shri Vidhu Shekhar Bharti of Sringeri
Peetha. succeeded in this.
Kalyani Hardikar has studied the entire holistic Nyaya Shastra (logic)
under Pandit Dattabhargava Tengse of Vagvarddhini Pathshala, Kankon. Rituja
Kulkarni has completed her entire study of Nyaya Shastra in 6 years from
Srividya Pathshala, Rivan Goa. Both these women are the first women in
modern times to have completed the comprehensive education in Nyaya Shastra
and passed the examination.
During the same examination, Subrahmanya Manjunath Holla, a scholar from
Udupi-Karnataka, passed the Mahapariksha with first rank. He completed
Nyaya Shastra in 6 years at Srividya Pathshala at Rivona-Goa. Priyavrat
Devdutt Patil, a scholar from Rivana-Goa, got the top rank in the
Mahapariksha. He studied Sanskrit grammar under Mohanlal Sharma at Srividya
Pathshala. KR IRS 31 12 22

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