Pranam Q3 It is formula F ma or mg.
Q4 Elsewhere wrt Sri TNCR topic a line of article drawn Q5 Drinking water is a controversial subject and many doctors have said many things; it is not bad; but this much and that much creates some problems; also the body will push you to drink water when in need. Q10 Another myth but driven to study; DNA charts are prepared only in that basis; it is a skeleton of Lucy female monkey considered as origin and displacement from near Kenya. Q11 Smd Bhagavatham Canto 11: <https://vedabase.io/en/library/sb/11/>CHAPTER THIRTEEN *The Haṁsa-avatāra Answers the Questions of the Sons of Brahmā* Lord Brahmā himself has no material cause. He is the cause of the creation of all living beings and is the greatest among all the demigods. Yet even Brahmā is always suffering agitation of the mind on account of the duties he has to perform; therefore, when he was questioned by his sons headed by Sanaka, who were born from his mind, about the means for driving away desires for sense gratification, he was incapable of giving them an answer. In order to receive some insight into this matter, he took shelter of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, whereupon the Supreme Lord appeared before him in the form of the swan incarnation, Lord Haṁsa. Lord Haṁsa proceeded to give instructions about the categorical identity of the self, the different states of consciousness (wakeful awareness, sleep and deep sleep) and the means for conquering over material existence. The sages headed by Sanaka became freed from all their doubts by hearing the words of the Lord and worshiped Him with pure devotion in mature love of God. 1. The canto 1 of Smd Bhagavatham considered these as 23 avatrams already with the 24th Kalki yet to come. The four unmarried sons of Brahma also called as Sanat Kumaras. 2 Varaha avatar (Boar) 3 Devarsi Narada 4 Nara and Narayana, twin sons of King Dharma 5 Lord Kapila 6 Dattatreya, the son of sage Atri 7 Yajna, the son of Prajapati Ruci 8 King Rsabha, son of King Nabhi 9 King Prthu 10 Matsya, The form of a fish 11 Kurma, The form of a tortoise 12 Dhanvantari 13 Mohini Avatar 14 Narasimha Avatar 15 Vamana Avatar, a dwarf Brahmin 16 Parashu Rama 17 Lord Rama 18 Krishna Dwaipayana also known as Vedavyasa 19 Balarama 20 Krishna 21 Buddha 22 Kalki and first is shown in some as ADI Purusha AND ONE MORE AS Dhanvantri; and in canto 12 shanti parva Mahabaharatham it is said that 25th is called Purusha or Anirudha from whom rest created. Therefore Hamsa is not an avataram but assumed also as a vehicle of Brahma sarswathi and sanyasis becoming knowledgeable are named after Hamsa which has nexus to knowledge. Q12 Nalvar of Tamilnadu and around 10th century AD only pillayar is seen; Tirukkural 2000 year old as well as Manbharatham do not have any invocation of Pillayar I wrote a theory long back on this topic, but memory loss can always be there. KR IRS 27521 On Thu, 27 May 2021 at 01:58, 'venkat giri' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *Q**9:Is it good to take one spoon of honey on an empty stomach in the > morning?* > * I take one spoon of Honey in warm water after Morning walk ; in > empty stomach. It eases my excretory system. This also keeps me more > energised in the morning.* > * HONEY,has amino acids, mineral and vitamins that helps in > absorption of cholesterol and fat, thereby preventing weight gain. It has > antimicrobial and antioxidant properties that can fight against > cough. Owing to its antibacterial properties it helps to keep the skin > clean and clear. When mixed with lemon, the mixture helps in purifying > blood and increases the production of blood cells. Organic or raw honey has > great amounts of minerals, enzymes and vitamins that ensure protection > against bacteria. When honey is dissolved in water, it helps in indigestion > (acidic or upset stomach) by easing the passage of f**ood. It also helps > to neutralise gases produced in the body.* > Research demonstrates the ability of honey to fight stress, > restore the cellular antioxidant defense system, and, as a consequence, > improve memory. Besides, the calcium contained in honey is easily ingested > by the brain, which has a beneficial effect on its functioning. > > > > > > > > > > *HONEY PROVERBS 1. Bees that have honey in their mouths have stings in > their tails. 2. Honey in excess is no longer sweet. 3. One who handles > honey, licks his fingers. (Turkish proverb > suggests that a person who is in charge of financial resources may > sometimes benefit financially as well) 4. When the sea turned into honey, > the beggar lost his spoon. ~ Bulgarian Proverb 5. தேன் ஒழுகப் பேசுவான். > தேன் குடித்த குரங்கைத் தேள் கொட்டியது போல. தேன் கூட்டிலே கல்லை விட்டு > எறியலாமா?தேனும் பாலும் போல் சேரவேண்டும்,* > ------- > *Regards* > *V.Sridharan* > *Trichy* > On Wednesday, 26 May, 2021, 08:19:17 pm IST, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > *CULTURAL QA 05-2021-26* > > *Being a compilation there may be errors* > > Q1 When and at what rank does a naval officer get a driver, > bungalow, etc.? > > A1 Arun Visvanathan Former Commander at Indian Navy > (1970–1990)Sat > > It has nothing to do with rank, but with appointment. You can be a Lt > commanding a detachment somewhere and have a jeep and driver at your > disposal. Or you could be a Commodore at NHQ with no transport. *Rear > Admirals and above would generally merit transport.* > > Bungalows again depends on where. In Mumbai I think that there are five > bungalows, all occupied by Admirals. In Katari Bagh, the residential area > in Cochin everyone lived in an independent house. > > *In Wellington I lived in a bungalow with 19 rooms set in three acres. We > kept half the house locked. It also* had an enclosed garage, of course, > and attached rooms for five or six domestic help. > > *A vestige of the British Raj. Army stations are more likely to have > houses like that. I was a newly* promoted Acting Cdr with less than 14 > years service. Luck of the draw. The last time I visited Wellington two > years ago, *the house was occupied by a Brigadier with probably 24 or 25 > years service.* > > > > Q2 If a genie grants you 3 wishes, and you can’t wish for more > wishes, what do you ask for? > > A2 Aditi Pandey Studies at Institute of Medical Sciences, > Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi (Expected 2025)May 20 > > I would wish that people were a little more humane. > > A little more humane to each other and to other beings on this planet. A > little less selfish and more considerate. Had a smaller ego and bigger > heart. A little more sensible. A little more responsible. A little more > thankful to the nature. > > I wish we understood the real meaning of what a HERO is. I wish people > were good enough to make the world a better place. > > I would wish that the REEL WORLD wasn't the REAL WORLD and the REAL WORLD > wasn't as lonely and gloomy as it is now. > > The irony is that I'm conveying this by means of the 15.5 by 7.5 cm world > of mine😂😂 I would wish to see a world where no one died of hunger🥺. > > Take very good care of yourselves and your families. > > > > Q3 How much force does an object of 5kg exert when dropped from a > 50-meter building? > > Syamal Dey Ph.D., Former Sr. Scientist, University of Maryland, USA43m ago > > Statement of the given problem, How much force does an object of 5kg exert > when dropped from a 50-meter building? > > According to above data, > > the amount of force that the given object will exert to the ground > > = GPE lost per unit mass due to free fall > > = 5*g*50/5 [g = gravitational acceleration] > > = 50*9.81 [g = 9.81 m/s^2 (assumed)] > > = 490.5 (N) [Ans] > > *My note- Self explaining the effect of a fall* weighing small from a > height. > > > > Q4 Has religion been around for thousands of years? Has it solved > any of our problems yet? > > A4 Sarcasm Worked at National Health Service (NHS)Updated Mon > > For a thousand years, the *Catholic church in much of Europe provided > social ser*vices - *sheltered housing for the elderly or disabled, food > and medical care for the poor, and education for the poor* (if they > wanted to go into the church), as well as funding the arts and sciences. > > Q5 Can water stop a heart attack? > > Dr. Olivia, Doctor (2015-present)Answered 4h ago > > A study in the American Journal of Medical Epidemiology found that > participants “*who drink five or more glasses of plain water per day have > a much lower risk of fatal coronary heart disease*, compared to those who > drink less than two glasses per day.” It's even more important to drink > before bed because it helps improve > > > > Q6 How hard is it to afford your own apartment? > > A6 Prasanna Bhalerao I have some experience in real estate > deals. Sun > > *The good things in life are always difficult to afford.* > > Now “good thing” means a “need” and not a “want”. > > *Everybody “needs” a home; but a fancy 4+ bedroom, 3+ bathrooms, large > living, large dining, spacious balcony/terrace, Italian marble flooring, > and a private elevator, is not just a “want”, it is sheer wasteful > expenditure.* > > Anyway. *Speaking strictly for the middle and lower class, owning a home, > even an apartment is very difficult. *The price is always beyond the > reach even in this current time of a downturn. Consequently, one has to > avail a very high loan to pay the cost. Not only the loan amount is usually > high, but the tenure is also very long in order to afford the monthly > instalment. This is a double whammy. A high loan means high EMI (Equated > Monthy Instalment) and even with a long term (30 years instead of 20), the > EMI is still crippling. Things are at such an impasse that Rs. 50 lakhs > loan for 30 years is not only not unheard of, it is fairly common. To top > it up (on this pile of crap), the loan barely covers 40%~60% of the cost of > the apartment to be purchased in a Tier-1 city (Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, > Navi Mumbai, Ahmedabad, etc.) Metros (Delhi/NCR, Mumbai MMC, Kolkata and > Chennai to an extent) are even more expensive. > > Those who have already purchased and paid off are the blessed ones. Their > major worry is over - at least for the moment. For those who are in the > late stages of the loan, it won’t be too bad because the future is > manageable. *Those in the early stages of the loan have very trying times > ahead*. Those who are still contemplating … welcome to the early onset of > BP and hypertension. > > For the last category above, I will advise as follows: > > *No need to rush. I have seen people buying homes in their late 40s and > early 50s also.* > > Staying in rented accommodation is not always bad. It is better if:You > have no intention of settling in the current city > > The projected EMI is 2.5x or more than the rent. > > … and obviously, when you don’t have funds and compromising on emergency > funds, etc, Selling personal jewellery is 50–50 option and goes either way. > > *Stay rented. Invest the difference between current rent and projected > current EMI into an Equity MF.* Watch it grow for 10 years or so and you > will have a nice kitty at the end. This will enable you to reduce loan - > in quantum as well as time. > > > > Q7 Have you ever refused to help a friend? What was the request, > and why did you refuse? > > A7 Ch. LavanyaLecturer Mon > > My husband rejected to help one of his friend. > > One day his friend came with another person. After having tea and snacks > he put forward a request. My husband smiled and said *“Sorry sir I can't > help you in this matter..”* > > He pleaded *“Please sir that student's future is in your hands, his > parents are ready to give you 10k for each subject and here is 40k si.* > Ignore him while copying in boards…please sir.” > > *My husband (Principal) bluntly said “Please sir don't force me to do such > type of things…”* > > > > They left disappointed but I felt proud to be his life partner! > > > > Q8 Do people of Chennai dislike Chennai's weather? > > A8 Nakul Sethuram Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India > (2008–present) Sat > > *Chennai would be hotter for only six months (February to July) and > extremely hotter from April to June.* > > From August, the temperature comes down. It starts showering from the mid > of the September to November and winter from December to January. > > Chennaities dislikes the weather from April to June, and enjoys the > weather from September to December. > > Some people often love to say that Chennai is always hotter, Don’t > believe them. Those people born in Antarctica (They even say Antarctica > is hotter sometimes). > > Chennai’s weather is a pleasant and a satisfying one. > > *My note- Many times Kerala is more hotter than Chennai* > > Shashank Khare CEO, Yogi by heart Entrepreneur by profession at > Eiwahoney.com (2018–present)Updated May 17 > > Q9 Is it good to take one spoon of honey on an empty stomach in > the morning? > > A9 Let me try to explain to you the science behind two > tablespoons of honey for health. The body is at rest through the night and > hungry. *Whatever you give body first it will try to assimilate it as > much as possible. So be careful about what you have in the morning.* > > I am an Indian and I see a lot of bad habits especially tea and coffee in > early morning. *Very few people get actually helped since tea and coffee > benefit only people low on heat and tendency to gain weight.* > > People suffering from weight gain will benefit a lot by taking in two > tablespoons of natural honey with lukewarm lime water empty stomach. It > hydrates the body and relieves constipation as well. > > When a person ages the fluids are lost. Apple Cider Vinegar is an > excellent anti-diuretic that helps build fluid inside the body and > therefore is a great anti-aging substance. 2 tablespoons of Apple Cider > along with 2 tablespoons of natural honey will work wonders for senior guys > and even people with a lower weight. > > People unable to gain weight will get a lot of help with a glass of A2 > milk and 2 tablespoons of natural honey first thing in the morning. > > *Honey causes homeostasis and therefore beneficial in managing all chronic > diseases.* > > I am Shashank Khare, founder of Eiwa Honey. I am trying to kick start the > bee economy by promoting the use of honey and other products. *Beekeepers > have been hit hard because of the adulteration of honey and brands which > work directly with beekeepers need your support*. Since bee population is > dwindling beekeepers are the only set of people who can support bees. Help > us help bees help you. If you have any questions write to us at > [email protected]. > > My note- Just for information and no way recommending Eiwa honey or any > other honey. > > > > Q10 Where in Africa was the first human? > > A10 1ST ANSWER-Andreas Hofer, Teacher (2001-present)Answered Tue > > The earliest humans developed out of australopithecine ancestors after > about 3 million years ago, most likely in Eastern Africa, most likely in > the area of the Kenyan Rift Valley, where the oldest known stone tools were > found. > > > > If you mean modern humans: the oldest known Homo sapiens fossils were > found in Morocco and date back 315,000 years ago—and first ventured out of > the continent between 70,000 and 60,000 years ago. > > 2ND ANSWER- Kit Stevens, former Owner/CEO Answered Tue > > *There is still much debate on the subject, but* probably from eastern > Africa in what is now Kenya and in the Rift Valley region. > > *About 2–3 million years ago. Certainly, the area is where the oldest > stone tools have been found, but,* who knows, there may be older ones > laying undiscovered elsewhere. > > *What is generally accepted is east Africa as the* origin of what we > would now recognise as the human species. > > 3RD ANSWER - Mae Tierny, former Disabled UNIX Admine, CS Engineer, Tools > Programme (1998-2002)Answered Tue > > The bushmen apparently. Southish. I’ve heard that the oldest stone tips > were in the southwest portion of Africa. > > > > *Q11 Can you please name all the 10 Avatars of Lord Vishnu? Some > books claim it is Gautama Buddha and some claim it’s Swan. Which is true?* > > Sailesh Raut Read Ramayan, Mahabharat and Indian History. Mon > > Bhagwan Vishnu has taken inneumerable avatars. He is infinite. His glories > cannot be measured. > > *Srimad Bhagwatam mentions 24 avatars of Bhagwan Vishnu.* > > Among them Buddha is mentioned, but that Buddha is not Gautama Buddha. *He > is Adi Buddha.* > > The desriptions of Gautama Buddha doesn’t match with the avatara of Buddha. > > Moreover the principles of Gautama Buddha too don’t match with Vedas. It > even contradicts Bhagwad Gita, which was spoken by Bhagwan Vishnu himself > in his avatar as Bhagwan Sri Krishna. > > Dasavtara is just a list of the most popular avatars of Bhagwan Vishnu. It > is not an order. The order of 24 avatars is mentioned in Srimad > Bhagwatam. But since the question is about Dasavatars, I am not quoting > them. > > Dasavtar is mentioned in Shanti Parva of Mahabharata : > > Appearing in the forms of a swan, a tortoise, a fish, O foremost of > regenerate ones, I shall then display myself as a boar, then as a Man-lion > (Nrisingha), then as a dwarf, then as Rama of Bhrigu's race, then as Rama, > the son of Dasaratha, then as Krishna the scion of the Sattwata race, and > lastly as Kalki. > > When the auditions in the Vedas disappeared from the world, I brought them > back. The Vedas with the auditions in them, were re-created by me in the > Krita age. > > Source : KMG Mahabharata Santi Parva Section CCCXL > > Hence according to Mahabharata , the list of Dasavtara is : > > Swan Tortoise (Kurma) Fish(Matsya) Boar(Varaha) > > Narasimha Dwarf(Vamana) Parshurama Rama Krishna Kalki. > > Hence Buddha is not mentioned in the list of Dasavtara. > > *MY NOTE- Swan incarnation is new me. Well read members may respond more > about swan incarnation.* > > > > Q12 Are there any references to Lord Ganapati/Ganesh in Sangam > literature? > > A12 Anbazhagan Ambrose M.Phil. in Literature & Linguistics, > Jawaharlal Nehru University (Graduated 2000) Mon > > Thanks for the A2A Vidhya. *Sangam literature is till 250 CE and there is > not a single reference about Vinayagar in Sangam literature. Vinayagar came > to TN roughly around 4 CE - 5 CE, possibly even later.* > > People often quote Avvaiyar who wrote Vinayagar Agaval. > > *Only problem - there are many Avvaiyars :) The one who wrote Vinayagar > Agaval is from 10 CE.* > > The one who praised Adhiyaman Neduman Anji in Puranaanuru is a different > one, i.e. Sangam age Avvaiyar, she certainly did not write anything about > Vinayagar. Merging different Avvaiyar. > > *Kothamangalam Subbu’s Avvaiyar has nothing to do with real Avvaiyar (s) > :) That was just cinematic license.* > > *I mean logically speaking Thirumurugatrupadai should at least mention > Vinayagar if he was known as brother of Lord Murugan*. It does not, not a > single word. Because Vinayagar was not known in TN then. > > Sangam literature stops with 250 CE. Anything that came after that, > especially, Bhakti literature does not count as Sangam literature, not even > as post-Sangam literature. They are stylistically like chalk and cheese > > *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 26-05 - 2021. Quora answers > need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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