pRANAM
*Third eye*
Third eye is not exclusive to shiva; all of us have the third eye
as we have brain; till death we use insignificant charge of brain and high
percentage of the unused brain is burnt. So, to the center of the fore head
in between the brows. We apply marks only on that spot; hypnotism is
applied only from that spot; when you concentrate you feel pain in the
initial stage; controlling the agna chakra is the level of a Siddars;
science today accepted it. Deeksha is given by pressing that spot. FOCUS
IS INTUTION; ASTROLOGY REQUIRES INTUTION.
*Third Eye, Concentration, and Focus Are all interlinked?*
Did you know that there is an energy center in your body that can enhance
your focus, concentration, and also bring up intuitive abilities? You must
have heard many spiritual people talk about their third eye and their
experiences with it.
If a person is very focused on their work, then they could experience some
form of third eye activation. For example, when a cricketer is very focused
on their practice, when they are constantly thinking about the game and how
it can be improved, they develop an intuitive sense of where the next ball
is going to come. A top cricket player wouldn’t need an analyst to tell
them things, they intuitively know what’s going to happen next.
Even a businessman who is extremely focused on their work, somehow knows
how their client will react to a certain proposal or situation. The
enhanced alpha wave emissions help them intuit what may happen in their
near future, related to the field they are extremely focused on.
The third eye, to understand from a spiritual perspective, is the agya
chakra. There are seven energy centers in our body where nerve points meet.
The agya chakra is the energy center located in the middle of our eyebrows.
This point is associated with the ability to perceive things beyond the
five senses, also called intuition.
The agya chakra is connected to the body’s pituitary and hypothalamus
glands. Our brain emits different waves when it is experiencing different
things:
1. Beta waves are emitted when you experience sadness, loss, stress or
anguish.
2. Alpha waves are emitted when we experience calmness, relaxation, and
deep joy. Alpha waves have calmer vibrations and act as a sonar. Dolphins
are known to possess a high level of alpha wave function in their brains
and this helps them to navigate in the sea. Their sonar works similarly to
a submarine. Physically, the tenderness of the pituitary and hypothalamus
glands allow the alpha waves to spread.
n children, the pituitary and hypothalamus glands are quite tender which
makes it possible for them to be more perceptive and intuitive. As we get
older, the glands get stiff and some calculus gets deposited around them,
the strength and frequency of the alpha wave emission diminish.
3. Gamma waves are the most powerful and can only be experienced in a deep
meditative state, also known as samadhi.
Our brain emits alpha waves when the body is aligned with nature. When one
is in sync with nature through their actions and thoughts, their whole
being feels that it is a part of the cosmos. Because of this, nature
reveals certain things to a person who is experiencing high alpha wave
activity. Commonly, this is called intuition.
“Third eye is equivalent to intuition. It develops when you are more
centered and content.” - Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
The experience of gamma wave emission happens in our subtle body and only
when we experience regular alpha wave emissions. Gamma ray emissions
activate the *agya chakra. *When the third eye activates, we experience a
sense of lightness in our mind.
KR IRS 11521
On Mon, 10 May 2021 at 20:47, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 05-2021-10*
>
> *Being a compilation there may be errors*
>
> Q1 What are some top secrets of medical students that are unknown
> to the other students?
>
> A1 Thirak Vaishnav April 23, 2020 Student at GMERS Medical
> College, Junagadh (2018–present)
>
> I am going to list down some top dark secrets of medical students, about
> which not many people know.
>
> We may be a bunch of smart kids for rest of the world. But we are just
> average students inside the medical college!
>
> We are scared of our future. With the upcoming NEXT exam and the various
> uncertainties, it's really to stressful to think about any of it!
>
> We don't like studying all the time! In fact we don't even study whole
> time. We have a lot of syllabus to cover. But if we spend even one day
> without studying, we are full of guilt and regret for wasting that day.
>
> We all have had breakdowns quite more than often. We think that we are
> incapable of doing anything. We fail, we fall, we cry but we stand up
> with the same enthusiasm as before because we don't want to let down anyone!
>
> We are too good at multitasking. We have got our expertise in balancing
> between a lit social life and a good academic life.
>
> Parents, professors and people have a lot of expectations from us. And
> this scares us. Many a times we all think that we aren't worth it.
>
> Exams don't scare us, we can face the vivas easily. We can deal with all
> the insults. But dealing with real patients and their real problems scares
> shit out of us!
>
> We love bragging! We miss no chance to tell people that we are Medicos and
> yeah we are going to become doctors one day! And well we have no reason to
> not brag about it!
>
>
>
> Q2 Why does metal turn red when heated?
>
> A2 Two Answers Ritwik Sunny, former Customer Support Executive at
> Ashok Leyland Answered 2h ago
>
> For metals, when they are heated, the energy of the electrons increases.
> As the energy increases, the photons that are emitted fall in the
> wavelength of the visible spectrum. *When the emitted photons get more
> energy, they reach the red region of the visible spectrum.*
>
> 2nd answer- Abe Guler, former Gofer (1977-2007) Answered 1h ago
>
> Heating things, in particular *metals, is storing heat in them, the metal
> from the beginning tries to dissipate this energy, and so it becomes a heat
> as well as light source itself.*
>
> Q3 How important is it to do double masking to protect yourself
> from COVID 19?
>
> A3 Shraddha Gala 16m ago B.A. in Sociology, Kishinchand Chellaram
> College (Graduated 2017)
>
> There are many steps that one can take to help prevent the spread of
> SARS-CoV-2, the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19. One of these is
> double masking which is wearing one mask on top of another.
>
> *The two main advantages of double masking are:*
>
> 1. Better fit - Many types of masks don’t fit perfectly on the face.
> However, while wearing two masks, the outer mask can apply gentle pressure
> to the edges of the inner mask. When this happens, the inner mask fits more
> closely against the skin and creates a better seal.
>
> 2. Increased filtration - SARS-CoV-2 is mainly spread through respiratory
> droplets that are made when someone who’s contracted the virus talks,
> coughs or sneezes. Adding a second mask can improve filtration because it
> effectively doubles the layers of material that virus-containing
> respiratory droplets have to travel through before reaching the face and
> mouth.
>
> *A study found that double masking is very effective at preventing
> exposure to aerosols made by* coughing and breathing. (Source credits:
> Healthline)
>
> However, it’s important to practice other preventive methods along with
> wearing a mask, *such as handwashing and social distancing. *This is
> particularly important given the emergence of more transmissible viral
> variants.I hope this helps!
>
>
>
> Q4 What motivated a drastic change in your life?
>
> A4 We Create- Thu I live in Nepal, here we have a famous temple
> named *Pasupatinath temple*. Near Pasupatinath there is *Aryaghat *which
> is a place where death bodies are burned.
>
> I live near Pasupatinath temple. It was a normal day. I returned from
> school and I was bored at my house. My parents were at work so I was alone.
> I thought of going for a walk. I usually go to Pasupatinath area whenever I
> feel bored. But I didn't used to go at Aryaghat side where death body were
> burned. But that day the front door was closed so I had to go from Aryaghat
> side only.
>
> *I was there, I sat down just opposite side of Bagmati river*. I could
> clearly see the dead bodies being burned into ashes in no time. I didn’t
> felt like standing and going. I was just thinking if the end goal is to
> die why is there so much complications for a short time.
>
> Moreover you never know when you are dying because there were dead body of
> all the ages from kids to old people.
>
> That day changed my life, I started taking my life lightly. Not in a sense
> that I was not productive, I just made my life simpler. My anger
> completely got lost. I didn't got evolved in quarrel and fights. Before I
> used to do a lot. I used fight a lot in school. My day started becoming
> productive because at back of my mind there was one thing that this life is
> precious and I have to live to the fullest and I mean it because it is a
> reality that you don't know which is your death bed or time.
>
> This happened 8 years back. When I see that day I believe that was the day
> that gave a turn in my life. I feel that I live my life to the fullest.
>
> If you are still here thank you so much. I hope you are also doing great
> in your life. Stay happy. God Bless You.
>
> Q5 Which oximeter is best at a cheap rate?
>
> A5 Kanthaswamy Balasubramaniam Sat Lawyer
>
> CHOICEMMED -This is the Recommended Oximeter. Its available for Rs. 2500/-
> on Amazon.
>
> Don’t ever buy a Generic Oximeter.
>
> The Other option is Dr Trust. It Is *Designed from Germany and
> Manufactured in China* and its reliable and good. However its expensive
> and ranges from Rs. 4 - 5 Thousand.
>
> *My note- Having third wave entering Chennai and daily cases exceeding 30T
> like Kerala, my wife* desired we *should* purchase Oximeter. When I
> called medical shops only I felt the large number of purchases and most
> shops have no oximeter to sell. *Out of stock in my locality. *
>
> I requested the nearest familiar shop , he agreed to supply a new one, *but
> no guarantee*. Only china product. Next day he gave a piece. Name- BING
> ZUN. Cost 2100-00
>
> Q6 What shocked you today as an Indian?
>
> A6 Nishchal Arora Updated Sat Runs a Preschool & Supply Chain
> Consultant
>
> You might not believe but this weird incident happened with me today which
> left me in a shock.
>
> I stepped out today to get grocery. I was bit scared going out of house as
> the second wave is like a nightmare for us.
>
> I looked around in market. I saw scenes familiar to these :
>
> People standing in front of the shop were maintaining social distancing
> and were patient
>
> Even the Shopkeeper Uncle was in mask.
>
> It was really shocking to see people showing covid appropriate behaviour.
> I pinched myself to be sure that I am not day dreaming. Quite a shocker !!!
>
> *My note-There is a saying in Malayalam- Innu jnan, Nalae Nee*.(Today
> myself, tomorrow may be yourself). People are in constant fear about
> Corona.
>
>
>
> Q7 How do you live long without diseases?
>
> A7 John Costello 45m ago I have taken part in clinical trials
>
> Stop smoking.Cut down on alcohol. no more than 14 units per week. A half
> pint of beer counts as one unit.
>
> Chang your diet to a healthy one where you eat fruit and vegetables,
> beans, nuts and fish and cut down on red meat
>
> Get daily exercise. About 45 minutes of moderate exercise or 20 mins of
> intense exercise every day.
>
>
>
> Q8 What is ‘South India’ according to North Indians?
>
> A8 Titiksha Rohilla May 5 Screenwriter, Digital Creator, Author
>
> I'm a Haryanavi born and brought up in New Delhi and I've spent my good
> time in cities of Rajasthan (Kota and Bikaner)
>
> But recently, life invited me to taste the essence of splendid culture
> wrapped in the arms of beautiful tradition “SOUTH INDIA"
>
> ✓According to North Indians, South India majorly compromises of Madras
> and we call every south indian as “madrasi"
>
> *✓** but now I've figured out the difference, there are different
> leagues, Telugu, Malyalam, Kannada, Tamil etc*
>
> ✓ Nothing brings us together better than food, and as a North Indian, *I
> used to think South India just means Idli and Dosa but the cuisine is vast
> like a Tsunami.*
>
> Here I tasted urad vada, dahi vada, Rasam, kurma, Komdrum Sabji, lemon
> Rice, tomato rice, Murukku, Vangi bath, Aaloo bonda, coconut pulav and akki
> Roti for the first time, *and I'm completely in love with it.*
>
> ✓ In North India, Most of the temples have a unique tomb like structure
> but here, *the architecture embracing the temples is amazingly different
> from North India.*
>
> The Birla Mandir of Hyderabad, is one such beauty.
>
> ✓ Navshakti Vinyagar temple is world famous for it's eye boggling
> artitecture.
>
> *✓** Well, we North Indians make Rangoli on special occasions like
> Diwali, Holi and Karwa chauth but here in Telangana you'll find a Rangoli
> atleast made of chalk in front of every other house. They simply love this
> craft so much.*
>
> Basically, South India accepted me like their seperated daughter at birth
> and now it feels like a new home.
>
> Q9 What is the secret of Lord Shiva's third eye?
>
> A9 2 Answers-Yogesh Digarse, Software Engineer at Digital India
> Corporation
>
> There are many secrets related to God which are shocking. In such a
> situation, there are many secrets related to Mahadev, the God of which very
> few people know. In such a situation, today *we are going to tell you
> about the third eye of Lord Shankar, which is mentioned in the Puranas.*
>
> Yes, the presence of a *third eye on the forehead of Lord Shankar is
> mentioned in the Puranas and with that eye they can see everything that
> cannot be seen by the common eye*. Let me tell you that when Mahadev
> opens the third eye, then a lot of energy comes out of it and once it
> opens, everything is clearly visible, then they are peeping into the
> universe. In such a situation, today we are going to tell you about the
> same eye .
>
> is said to be the third eye of Lord Shiva has been called the catastrophe
> and it is believed that one day the wrath fire emanating from the third eye
> of Lord Shiva will cause the destruction of this earth. All three eyes of
> Shiva ji have different qualities, in which the right eye is the element
> of virtue and the left eye is Rajon and the third eye is inhabited by
> Tamoguna.
>
> Lord Shiva is the only god whose third eye is seen on his forehead, due to
> which he is also called *Trinethari. In* which one eye is inhabited by
> the Moon and the other in the Sun, and the third eye is considered a
> conscience. His third eye sitting between the two eyebrows on Shivji's
> forehead makes him a unique identity. It is also believed that Shiva's
> third eye is located on the command cycle.
>
> The obedient cycle is the source of wisdom. *On opening of the third eye,
> the possibilities of a normal seed man take the shape of a banyan tree.*
>
> Now talk about the Vedas, according to the Vedas, this eye is located at a
> place where an important chakra called the chaya chakra is present in the
> human body. With this, the meaning of the command cycle is the power of
> positive energy in our body.
>
> Let us tell you that awakening this chakra means that there is proper flow
> of all spiritual energy in the human body, and instead of this command
> cycle, the enlightenment (knowledge) of the soul is presented and centered.
> The person who awakens this energy gets all kinds of powers. It is said
> that through this energy a person can see everything in the universe.
>
> *2nd answer. Shiv Bhakt Answered Wed*
>
> Third eye symbolises lord shiva being beyond time. *Only mahakaal and
> mahakaali have i*t. None other form of god have. Namah shivay
>
> *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 10-05 - 2021. Quora answers
> need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 10-5- 2021*
>
>
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