Pranam   Few errors corrected:

Q5     I read on Facebook recently that it is part of Smd Bhagavatham and
Uddava Geetha. Uddhava the old friend of Krishna like Kuchela, who never so
far asked anything to GHod being with HIM. Krishna says I am leaving the
earth so you ask for something. But Uddava needs certain clarifications.
Uddava asks Krishna if you are a dharmist; if so in the dice game Dharma
alone should have won but how come Saguni?. Krishna replied that only
dharmam won. The better able person alone shall win. And Saguni had better
ability than Dharma so it was correct that Saguni won. There is another
line of thinking here. To the same question when raised, Krishna answered
that Saguni was an expert; KIng duryodhana and king dharma are players; and
law permits any one to play on behalf of the King; Duryodana wisely chose
Saguni; had the King Dharma called me theer in a second I would have played
on behalf of Dharma and won; even till draupadi lost haer saree held I was
not invited; rather I was not at all remembered; so all the events
occurred.

Q6   One has to read Krishna emissary in Mahabharata before writing
something else as answer; even in Panchali sabatham Bharathi flows in words
in this situation. It was the love of earth of duryodhana that brought him
down as Ravana was done with the desires of women.

A7   There were many more described in the Garuda Purana horrible than
this. And horror  ridden is Guillotine.

A 8    There are many versions like bird chirping etc. Meditation is first
of all concentration practiced; and thoughts flows like water which alone
shall be controlled by Practice. Book on Meditation by aravinder, Sivananda
may be read.

A 9   In Mahabharatham Draupati did not walk with so easily; there are
dialogues well written as the resistence of Draupati. And the best I
relished was from Bharathi's Panchali sabatham:

துரியோதனனின் ஏவலில் அவனுடைய தேர்ப்பாகன் திரௌபதியை அவைக்கு அழைத்துவரச்
சொன்னதாகச் சொல்கிறான். திரௌபதி சீறுகின்றாள்.


*. . . யார் சொன்ன     வார்த்தையடா!சூதர் சபைதனிலே தொல்சீர் மறக்குலத்துமாதர்
வருதல் மரபோடா . . .*who said so? in the gambling hall,can a shatriya queen
woman arrive?is it traditional?

*(பாஞ்.சபதம் - விதுரன் சொல்வது - 48)*

என முழங்குகின்றாள். பாகன் மன்னனிடம் வந்து அவன் ஏவலால் மீண்டும் வந்து
திரௌபதியை அழைக்கின்றான். அப்போது திரௌபதி கேட்கிறாள்;
<http://www.tamilvu.org/courses/degree/c011/c0111/audio/c011142b.ra>








*நாயகர் தாம் தம்மைத் தோற்ற பின் - என்னை      நல்கும் உரிமை அவர்க்கில்லை -
புலைத்தாயத்திலே விலைப்பட்ட பின் - என்ன      சாத்திரத்தால் எனைத்
தோற்றிட்டார்? - அவர்தாயத்திலே விலைப்பட்டவர் - புவி      தாங்கும் துருபதன்
கன்னி நான் - நிலைசாயப் புலைத் தொண்டு சார்ந்திட்டால் - பின்பு      தாரமுடைமை
அவர்க்குண்டோ?*

*(பாஞ்.சபதம். - திரௌபதி சொல்லுதல் - 52)*

*Huband after becoming a slave cannot pledgeme and he has no rightUnder
what constitution of law after becoming a slave in the mean gambid, he lost
me?; he is a loser and was purchaed in the gamble; I am the daughter of
Durupatahan the King who rules the world; after becoming a servant does he
have aright of wife over me?. *

இந்தத் தருக்கம் பாரதியின் சொற்களில் மிக வலிவாக வெளிப்பட்டுள்ளதல்லவா? இங்கே
தான் பாரதி பறக்கவிடும் பெண்ணுரிமைக் கொடி தன் முழுப் பொலிவையும் காட்டி நம்மை
ஈர்க்கின்றது.

1. அடிமைகளுக்கு என்னைத் தோற்கும் உரிமை இல்லை,
2. தகுதியற்ற தொழிலில் ஈடுபடுவோர்க்கு நான் மனைவி ஆகமாட்டேன்

இந்த இரண்டு உரிமைப் பட்டயங்களைத் திரௌபதி உயர்த்திப் பிடிக்கிறாள். புதிய
பெண்ணுலகம் உரிமைகளை மீட்டுக் கொள்ளும் போராட்டத்தில் இவை இடம் பெறுகின்றன
என்பது கருதத்தக்கது.

பாஞ்சாலியைத் தெய்வமாக எண்ணுவதற்குக் களம் அமைத்தது மகாபாரதம். ஆனால் பாரதி
கண்ட பாஞ்சாலி தெய்வம் அல்லள்; மானிடப் பெண்; ஆனால் புதுமைப்பெண். கொடுமை
கண்டவிடத்துச் சீறிச் சினந்து போராடும் துணிவு பெண்ணுக்கு வேண்டும் என்று
காட்டும் புரட்சிப்பெண்ணாக அவள் விளங்குகின்றாள்.

A 12   Hindi was projected as an anti hindi stir in TN in 1966 by the
present ruler; but TN has many many who speak fluent Hindi in spite of the
fact that Hindi is not included in the curriculum In TN. On the contrary
every Kerala resident 96% should know and speak Hindi as it is the language
in the curriculum. It is a wrong statement of bias.  KR IRS 16621

On Wed, 16 Jun 2021 at 09:10, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:

> *CULTURAL QA 06-2021-16*
>
> *Being  a compilation there may  be errors*
>
> Q1         re there any health or mental significance of blowing the
> conch?
>
> A1          Answered by Prabhu KsbSat
>
> Well it increases lung capacity. Spiritually, it represents OM. Temple
> bell or conch and such things give the same sound of Om. If you know the
> meaning of Om and use these methods to remember Om, it will help you
> spiritually. Icon for Ramayan and Mahabharata
>
> *My note- Blowing Conch is 95% used for auspicious* temple functions in
> Kerala. During funerals of the royal family  also conch and drum are
> played at specified times in central Kerala.
>
> *But in Tamilnadu, a death in a family is first known* by blowing of
> conch and playing some special drums.
>
> Q2         Why did Lord Vishnu take many incarnations in Satya Yuga?
>
> Answered by Swarnim Sharma Sat
>
> Because in Satya Yuga people were innocent. Demons used to attack them. *So
> to protect them he took many incarnations but in Treta, Dwapar and even
> Kali Yuga humans are good as well as bad*.
>
> Q3         Is it ok to do Shiv sadhna at night?
>
> A3          Lopamudra Panigrahi Shiva Devotee Updated Mon
>
> *Actually, it is better than daytime Sadhana. Shiva* and Kali are
> associated with the nighttime more closely than with daytime, as being the
> Gods of annihilation and new creation like the night is the ending that
> gives birth to a new dawn.
>
> Lord Shiva has the crescent moon on his head symbolizing the night time.
>
> The biggest festivity of Mahadeva Pujana is called MAHA SHIVA-RATREE/*महा
> शिव रात्री*, meaning the Grand/Great Night of Lord Shiva (Ratri/ *रात्री *is
> the Sanskrit word for the night).
>
> Pradosha/*प्रदोष (*meaning Sandhya /*सन्ध्या *or the dusk in Sanskrit,
> opposite to Pratyusha/*प्रत्युष *meaning the Dawn) is also the favourite
> time of Shiva, so Pradosha Vrata is observed by praying to him in Sadhya
> Kaala/*सन्ध्या काल​ *on every Trayodashi Tithi/*त्रयोदषि तिथी (*The 13th
> day of both the waxing and waning Moon Cycles) falling twice a month and
> Masika Shiva Ratree/*मासिक शिब रात्री *meaning the Monthly Shiva Ratri
> observed once a month on every Krishna Paksha (The 14th day of the dark
> moon phase) *चतुर्द्दषि /तिथी/ *Chaturdashi Tithi, at midnight. *This
> says Lord Shiva is fond of the nighttime*. Daytime worship is not
> prohibited at all, but night time worship or Nishitha Pujana/*निशिथ पुजन​
> *is favourite or Priya/*प्रिय​ *to Bhagwan Mahadeva.
>
> Om Namah Shivaya ! Shivaya Namah Om !!
>
> *ॐ नमः शिबाय !*
>
> Q4         Who died from the Pandavas side in the Mahabharata?
>
> A4          Answered by Jaya Mishra Sat
>
> Many people have sacrificed their life in the battle of mahabharata. From
> the side of pandavs *Drishtadhyumn* ( brother of drupadi) , pandavas ( *sons
> of pandavs*) , Shikhandi ( draupadi sister) , *Abhimanyu* ( son of Arjun)
> , *Ghatotkacha *( son of bhima) and Draupad (father of draupadi ) .
>
> Q5         If Dharma wins, then how come. Duryodhan won the game of
> chausar against dharmraj Yudhistir?
>
> A5          Answered by Kavana N Fri
>
> Yes Dharma surely wins . *But to win a big war, it must lose a small war*
> . If Pandavas had won the Dyuth, then the reason for Pandavas births to
> kill Rakshasas in the form of Humans wouldn't be fulfilled. This was also a
> part of Almighty's plan.
>
> Q6         Some speculate that Duryodhana refused to give five villages
> to Pandavas because they were prosperous and strategic places, then why
> didn't Duryodhana offer other less prosperous and strategic villages to
> them? Why he said he will not give anything?
>
> A6          Answered by Vrijender Jairath June 9
>
> Duryodhana had extreme hatred for Pandavas. He preferred to fight Pandavas
> despite knowing that he shall be fighting his own blood relations on the
> other side of the fence. *He was in modern sense a dictator par
> excellence driven by the sole objective of annexing whole territory* &
> bringing Pandavas to their knees.
>
> Q7                What method of execution in history makes your hair
> stand on end?
>
> A7                 Tim Newberry Mon
>
> I've read that in the spice wars of the 1600s the Dutch, yes those nice,
> placid, friendly Nederlanders, would affix a cone of leather around the
> victims neck which came above the nose then run water into the cone. If
> you wanted not to down you would drink the water as it flowed in. Then
> you'd drink some more, and more and more until your body bloated to twice
> its size.
>
> Obviously this had the benefit of being both a method of torture and a
> method of execution.
>
> I had nightmares the day I first read about it. I Googled it just make
> sure that it actually was true but went no further.
>
> Q8         What should I do when something (a human, a fever, or even the
> nature) keeps disturbing and distracting me while chanting Sahasranamam?
>
> A8          Lavanya Balgi Fri
>
> *Congratulations on interacting with the universal energy testing you.
> Keep calm and continue your chanting without getting angry*.
>
> *When I started chanting a particular sahasranamam the birds would chirp,
> doorbell would ring, my mother will offer hot tea to me while iam chanting
> without taking notice and finally one of my children sat on my lap and
> played with his electronic toy mobile*.
>
> I continued anyway. It all stopped eventually. *I believe the universe
> tests your focus and teaches you to stay calm this way*.
>
> By the way even now once in a while when I chant some body puts on dj
> music with hip hop loudly from the opposite building I continue my chanting
> anyway. Its ok just focus and do what you must do.
>
> Q9         What should I always have in my fridge?
>
> A9          Former Teacher, Sun
>
> I keep these in our fridge always stocked . I buy them regularly even
> before they get over. Some I store in the freezer like extra milk, paneer,
> idly dough, masala paste.
>
> The 5 most important things I always keep in the fridge are
>
> *Milk, Eggs, butter, tomatoes and curd.*
>
> Even when we are away for a week or two the fridge is kept on with these
> and other vegetables stocked.
>
> Milk is for instant coffee, or milk after a night movie. Milk is also
> handy for cornflakes, French toast as breakfast.
>
> Egg is the cheapest and easiest to make of nv for bolied eggs - onion fry,
> omlette, egg fries, scrambled eggs or a quick egg gravy.
>
> Butter.. Used often on bread, cream crackers , in instant soups, in garlic
> bread and in home made butter chicken or biryani.
>
> Tomatoes in the fridge with onions for the base for all our Indian
> curries. Tomatoes are also needed for our southern Indian rasams.
>
> Curd.. We have curds everyday with or without rice. It is must for days
> when indigestion troubles us. Children love it and we use it in our
> gravies and Biryanis. Curd whisked with lots water, asafoetida, cumin
> powder coriander leaves, tiny pieces of ginger and salt forms a healthy
> drink in summer.
>
> Q9         Why Draupadi did not defend herself from dushasan who came to
> drag her?
>
> A9          AMOL Worked at Mahindra & Mahindra (company)June 9
>
> Arjun/Yudhishtir Pandavas they Play 1 Game with Duryodhan and Pandava Lost
> all of His in that game and At the end They Put their wife Draupadi on Game
> and lost her or *You can also Said they Sold their wife Draupadi to
> Duryodhan or Duryodhan Win Draupadi in Game.*
>
> So after that She is an Slave of Duryodhan and after that Duryodhan Gives
> order to His little Brother that Go and Grabbed that Draupadi . In front of
> all People After that His Brother Grabbed her and All Pandavas are watching
> Her Vastra Haran like they all are Impotent.
>
> Q10              Was Southern Karnataka part of Ancient Tamilakam?
>
> A10        Ravi Chandran  Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
> (2013–present)Fri
>
> *Yes. But for a part of history only*. From 985–1070 CE under the
> imperial chozhas both Bangalore and Mysore constituted Tamizh territory of
> chozhas. In fact *River Thungabathra was the agreed boundary between
> Tamizh chozhas and Kannada chalukyas.* One can find many Tamizh
> inscriptions in the temples of southern Karnataka.
>
> Q11              Which creature in Greek mythology was half-man and
> half-bull?
>
> A11        Jeevan Lowrence, Riordanverse Answered Thu
>
> *Minotaur was the half man half bull you’re referring to. He was called
> that because he was the monster* of Minos , the king of Crete and a son
> of Zeus. The Minotaur was a curse from Aphrodite and Poseidon.
>
> Once Poseidon had saved Minos from humiliation by sending a huge bull as a
> sign from the gods. Poseidon had placed a condition that he would
> sacrifice that bull to Poseidon himself. *But Minos liked the healthy,
> strong bull and sacrificed a normal bull to Poseidon*.
>
>  Poseidon noticed and wanted to do something about it, he couldn’t turn
> Crete to rubble because that would mean angering Zeus. So he approached
> Aphrodite and goaded her by saying Minos’s wife had declared herself as the
> other Aphrodite or even better.
>
> Now you have to know that Pasiphae(Minos’s wife) was indeed beautiful but
> you should know better than to compare yourself with the god, for instance
> check out Arachne.
>
> Anyways, Aphrodite being the heart breaker she was, called Eros(Her
> son/God of love you may know him as Cupid) and made Pasiphae.
>
> Fall in love with the bull Poseidon gifted and Minos was proud of.
> Pasiphae knew this felt wrong and wasn’t like her but she had no choice, *she
> then went on and had a kid with the bull. *
>
> Now, that was a chad move by the bull. How they did it I don’t have the
> slightest idea nor am I even gonna think about it. *So, when they had a
> kid, it was a Half-man, half-bull.*
>
> The Minotaur was born and people used to laugh at Minos and look at him in
> pity/disgust. Yeah try sitting in a courtroom where everyone knows you’re
> wife just bore a kid for a bull. Then Minos ordered Daedalus(Son of Athena)
> and created a labyrinth, criminals were punished by sending them inside the
> labyrinth to die. The screams of the victims would echo off the walls and
> Minos would laugh like a maniac. Now later on Theseus(Son of Poseidon) came
> along and defeated the Minotaur using Ariadne’s(daughter of Minos, not the
> Minotaur ) help. Ariadne was exiled for that. Anyways , I think Minos
> should’ve been greatful because Theseus had killed the rightful heir to the
> throne.
>
> Q12              Why is Hindi hated by mostly Tamil Nadu and Kerala
> people?
>
> A12        Subhasis Dutta Roy Exploring India and It's ethnicity as an
> IndianSat
>
> Why do Indian fights to Britishers? It was for our freedom.
>
> Freedom to live freely, freedom to speak, freedom to do whatever they want
> to do with their lives.
>
> Freedom is our ultimate demand of that time and It seems to me that the
> desire for freedom is always in our hearts.
>
> *I am Bengali and I can speak Hindi. But it gives me pain when Hindi
> imposed on me by pressure.*
>
> In India, all 22 languages carry the same status. All are official
> languages. When I see that only Hindi is promoting from the Government
> side, it feels very sad to me.
>
> Why won't my mother tongue Bengali or any other official language of India
> get this facility? If so then my mother tongue will also spread.
>
> Forcing Hindi on other non-Hindi speaking people is tantamount to
> depriving them of their freedom to speak their mother tongue.
>
> If the Hindi language is so good and the time to speak is smooth, then the
> rest will adopt *this language on their own, there will be no need for
> government emphasis.*
>
> If that doesn't happen, government pressure on non-Hindi people in the
> rest of India to accept Hindi as their spoken and written language will
> bring bad times for us.
>
> Hindi-speaking workers at a central government office in West Bengal
> rejoice when they see the government pressuring a Bengali employee to read
> and write in Hindi.
>
> They think, this is how their mother tongue is spreading. Fools do not
> understand that non-Hindi employees are being forced to learn Hindi in this
> way, they are learning this language only to save their jobs. Hatred is
> being created in the mind for Hindi language.
>
> *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 15-06- 2021. Quora answers
> need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 16-6- 2021*
>
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