Pranam Nowadays modern call this term as FOODY. Reg the idea of going to the bank may be avoided if 1 Adopt banking at doorstep; either some banks take your cheque and get back the cash ; there is a charge for this; it is done faster; and even over phone if spoken and sending a photo of cheque drawn by whatsapp bank delivers the cash and takes the cheque. Facility for the senior citizens. 2 Use of debit cards can be done while delivering the goods online or ordered over phone; cr card machines are not used by many merchandise' and if you procure a reasonable amount in one account of your bank (adding as and when needed thro online) and down load on your smartphone "Phone Pe" (many merchants use this) and "Paytm" UPIs; both will need opening pin ,an email, and pin 6 digits in numbers for transfer and once you set them and note in your confidential folders you may use them; the deliverer or the merchant when you order over phone delivers and advice bring the cr card machine if he uses or phone pe or paytm barcode plate; you have open the app with the open 4 digit pin of your smart phone; and on the top right u can see the square check which u can tap; and the scanner will appear going up and down on your smart phone; simply show across the barcode of the merchant ; and since u have comnnectyed that bank and account, money is ready to be transferred; it will ask your 6 digit pin; type it; and money transferred and message in your cell; when the balance reduces add more money to bank account; ome need not create any wallet with them; also since you have a limited cah in that bank account, even if hacked you wont be the loser/ 3 Avoid as fpr as one can outing. KR IRS 28521
On Fri, 28 May 2021 at 14:25, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > AARTHHI (GLUTTON) > > Dear friends, > > Recently I had been staying in a residency at Ernakulam in connection with > few temple visits and a betrothal function nearby. For convenience of > travelling I took the residency. The morning buffet was complimentary in > the residency. > > When I reported at 9.15 AM, the counter man intimated us with a smile- We > would close the buffet at 10 AM. After keeping things, first you may have > buffet. Since already brushing of teeth was done in train, we just washed > the face and came down after keeping our bags in the rooms.I was travelling > with wife, daughter and grandson. > > Selected items were there in buffet and *if anything different was > required it was charged*. In the general items there was banana boiled, > and Puttu or Idiappam with Kadlakkari which I favoured much. And very good > iddali with pure coconut chatni in 95% solid form. There were also cut > fruits. > > Seeing only few boiled cut bananas in the vessel I took 4 PIECES from them > which were BIGGER and two pieces of Puttu. I was not for anything else > since I knew some what the limit of my stomach. > > Still seeing the four banana pieces in my plate almost exhausting the > container with two or three small pieces left out my daughter told- > “Appavotae aarthhi parumma. *Ethna piece eduthrukkar- sugar verae? * (Look > at the greed of father. He, a diabetic has taken four pieces of Banana) > > One of the rarest occasion my wife supported me- “*Appa from Kerala > like these more.* Tomorrow he would not take, making a prediction cum > command to me pacifying daughter. > > I found my wife taking more cut fruits, but since she supported me, I kept > quiet. *Mounam Vidwanu Bhooshanam. Many times I recollect it*. > > My daughter was somewhat correct. With one piece of puttu and banana cut, > my stomach was getting full. However to keep face I ate half of remaining > puttu, leaving place for coffee with difficulty. > > Today my topic is aarthhi. Sometimes hurry also may appear as something > like aarthhi if not clearly observed. An interesting look in to aarthhi. > I have used English word greed in many occasions. > > Sincerely, > > Gopala Krishnan 27-2-2013. > > *Re posted after editing and updating information on 28-5-21 > R.Gopalakrishnan. * > > 1. Aarthhi by nature > > Some people have aarthhi by nature. It need not be through genes, but > can be through genes also. Aartthi need not be in food alone. It can be > with anything valuable or invaluable also. > > *But Lifco Tamil dictionary gives the meaning of greed as aarthhi for > everything- especially for food and money.* > > Aarthhi is a feeling -more is required than normal. Many times people with > aarthhi impatiently take things for them. It can be in sarees, churidars or > other dresses. > *In this corona season for purchasing fruits and vegetables due to Lock > down irrespective of the* cost we can see greed with all > > *If the vehicle with the items may not come tomorrow?* > > > > *Most want to purchase more and keep including milk and curd* > > In Malayalam for eating with greed is told as – *Aarthhi piticchu > Valicchu vari kkootuka”*. > > But aarthhi could subside with repetition in case of even favorite foods. > > > But again appear after a time when there is sudden availability after a > break. After taking pineapple pieces and jack fruit continuously for 5 days > aarthhi /desire subsides for them. > > 2. Aaarthhi about money. > > Some people are crazy of keeping money. Not to get other’s money. It is > their own money. But they want more to be KEPT AS CASH with them. This > is also an important greed in the corona season. > > Once the ATM is filled with in a day cash gets exhausted. *I had to visit > 3 ATMs to draw some money yesterday.* > > Many would not get sleep, unless a fixed amount is with them. Now most > sales men in vans want cash payments. > > Recently I read an article about brain. It is not known why plastic itself > could not be felt by brain as cash. It may take a long time for it. Every > transaction by plastic including Dhobi bill!! > > Recently when I went to my hospital their swiping line was not working. > They asked me to draw money and give. Fortunately I had taken my plastic > for drawing cash. I could understand the value of different types of > plastics on that day. Using credit card drawing money from ATM is like > keeping 5 kg stone on head. > > *In many shops credit cards would not function, but Cash/ATM cards would > function perfectly in their machines* > > 2. Feast and aarthy. > > In the feasts many things might be served one by one. Many of the items > might be more liking by us. Even then, some people would ask more of all > items. The stomach has a limit – *After that whether they liked or not > the remaining has to be left out.* > > 3. Aarthy with ornaments and decorating items > > This is seen more with women than men. They go to the shop to purchase > within 10000 rupees, and come out after purchasing for 30000 rupees, > especially if they have plastic with them. This is also *because of the > daily limit of the plastic.* > > If they go to a foot wear shop to purchase 2 pairs, while coming out most > would be having 4 pairs. Even fashion may get changed- This is a form of > aarthhi. > > While my wife go out *I intimate the limit under plastic, she can use.* > > 4. Children and aarthhi > > Children do not know how much they can eat. They would be eager to eat > many items and compel parents to order in restaurants. > > *If it is in the home, then too we can see them taking more things to > their plate, as if others would consume, and for him there would be only > less quantity.* > > *The child does not understand, others would eat only after he is fully > fed or keeping reserve for him later.* Result either in hotel or in the > home, many thing are wasted. 1/3rd of ordered items are eaten and > remaining in the plate half bitten by them…. > > 5. Aarthhi in preparation. > > Many women are of the thinking-What others would feel if proper quantity > is prepared. Every time, they atleast want 50% more to be prepared and of > course remaining given to cows. *They get blessings of Gomatha.* > > If 30 iddalies are maximum required for five people, they would prepare > 50. I call this feeling also as some sort of aarthhi (A feeling not > sufficient) it is not for them, but for the family... > > 6. Textiles and Jewellery > > If one or two more are required we can call it more desired, and *if > sufficient and more quantity is there, still wanting- This is especially > with respect to jewellery than textiles*. > > Another is with number and varieties of vessels. > > 7. Other items > > To have a number of ball point pens (above two dozen), to have bundles of > paper in stock, and on men side, having large number of shoes, shirts, and > still feeling for more etc. all come in greed. > > We are going to write in one diary. But still keeping above half a dozen > diaries (Purpose is special mental happiness) is also some sort of greed. > > > Why, even the desire *to have a 3rd lap too if possible comes under > greed.* Or to have even five or seven pen drives or other external > memories. > > 8. My cordless mouse. > > About four months back, my son in law complimented me with cordless mouse. > All the while I was using laser type and optical type. > > Two months back I went to a familiar computer shop. I just like that asked > whether cordless mouse was there with him. He answered yes. Seeing it, I > purchased it. Last month again I purchased one more along with a pen > drive. Why I desired to have more? How much money is spent? *Is it > attraction or aarthhi?* However next week my daughter in law wanted a > pen drive and cordless mouse. *Without going to shop I gave them as > compliment. * > > Many more instances of aarthi are there like purchasing additional > flats/buildings, purchasing more and more lands, purchasing 3-5 cars etc. > > In Bangalore it is a common scene before homes, one car in park and > another in the street/road before their home. > > If a person say he has no greed that would be external. 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