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 forehead
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 ajna chakra is the level of a Siddhars;
science today accepted it. Deeksha is given by pressing that spot. FOCUS
IS INTUITION; ASTROLOGY REQUIRES INTUITION.
*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 minds.
KR IRS 11721 ( from 11/5/21 my archive)
On Sun, 11 Jul 2021 at 07:43, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 07-2021-11*
>
> *Being a compilation there may be errors*
>
> *Q1 Which kind of doctors (medical specialty) are best at making
> quick accurate diagnoses?*
>
> A1 Ananya Prabhu Studied Medicine and HealthcareJanuary 22, 2018
>
> A lady who looked something like this walked into my prof’s clinic. He had
> never seen her before. The moment she entered, the diagnosis was clear to
> him.
>
> Most of us who would have seen her wouldn’t have suspected a thing.
>
> She had subtle signs of acromegaly, characterised by prominent jaw and
> large hands. Very hard to suspect in a new patient unless they report it
> themselves or by comparing with their old photographs.
>
> On another occasion, he instantly spotted a classic myxedema face, while
> the junior doctors in his team had attributed the appearance to old age. He
> saw things that were seemingly invisible to others.
>
> Another prof suspected pancreatitis in a patient recovering from typical
> pneumonia. He had absolutely no reason to think that. The lab tests indeed
> confirmed his suspicions, leaving us baffled. He saw things that were
> indeed invisible.
>
> They both happened to be M.D in General Medicine. I know some doctors with
> this amazing ability in other specialties as well. I reckon years and years
> of keenly eyeing large number of patients had something to with it. Or
> maybe they are gifted.
>
> A book called ‘Thinking, Fast and Slow’ by Daniel Kahneman explains how
> learning from vast experience leads to subconsciously prompted quick
> decisions, it’s worth a read.
>
> *Q2 Is Reverse Osmosis (RO) purified water safe to drink, WHO
> declared it unhealthy recently? Is it better than tap water?*
>
> A2 Former Retired Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at
> Department of Telecom (1966-2004) Answered just now
>
> I am using ROS water from 2006 after constructing my new home in Chennai.
> I found it is good to drink. No water bound deceases has come any one in
> the family.
>
> Now most families in flats use ROS water only. Surely better than tap
> water.
>
> I do not know how it is declared unhealthy.
>
> In bus stands, railway stations and restaurants we get ROS water only
>
> *Q3 Is it true in Japan that they don't invite friends to their
> house?*
>
> A3 Chiaki Watanabe Born and raised in Japan July 1
>
> Totally depends on the person or family.
>
> In my childhood, there was a family that was quite close to my whole
> family. Two families held most seasonal events together every year. I
> opened their entrance door without hitting the chime nor knocking. It was
> almost like my own home.
>
> After growing up, I have never invited anyone to my apartment except for
> my parents (just once or twice in 20 years). *It’s because I always live
> with a lot of animals and don’t want to stress them out. They don’t like
> strangers.*
>
> On the other hand, I hear from quite a few people growing up in the
> country sides that they never lock their house when going out and neighbors
> step in their home even without noticing, which is quite normal and
> socially accepted.
>
> *You can’t generalize the whole Japanese.*
>
>
>
> *Q4 What happen if the water heater is on 5 to 6 hours without
> using water from it?*
>
> A4 Venkateswara Swamy Swarna
>
> , former Scientist, Metallurgist, Quality / NDT Manager at Department of
> Atomic Energy, India (1967-2008) Answered July 9, 2019
>
> *All storage type heater / geysers are equipped with thermostat controls*
> that switch off the power to the heating element when the set temperature
> is reached.
>
> Instantaneous water heaters are supposed to be used with only running water…if
> there is interruption in the water supply or if the outlet valve is closed,
> the heater switches off…again due to a thermostat.
>
> *Only if you keep an immersion heater in a bucket of water, there can be
> some safety issues…water* boiling, plastic bucket melting, heater fusing
> and some fire getting set off etc…
>
> My note- Immersion water heaters were used in hill stations early. Now
> everywhere regular gaizers only used.
>
> *Q5 Which is good for health, boiled water, R/O (reverse osmosis),
> or normal earth water? *
>
> A5 Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at Department of Telecom
> (1966-2004) Answered just now
>
> At one time we had only well water/river .The water was boiled and used
> during flooding season and period of spreading of diseases. It was before
> decades.
>
> Now except in villages we depend on tap water/ bore well water. *Unlike
> earlier period now contamination is more.*
>
> So a system of filtration ROS has come. It is good for health. Now with
> Covid 19, it is safe to boil ROS water and drink
>
> *Q6 Why do people say that broccoli, cauliflower and kale are the
> same plant?*
>
> A6 Matt Riggsby MA Archaeology, Boston University Thu
>
> Those, along with cabbage, brussels sprouts, and a few others are all
> members of the same species, Brassica oleracea. *They’re different
> cultivars, which is to say a strain of plants produced via selective
> breeding, but they’re entirely mutually interfertile*, which makes them
> still the same species.
>
> *Selective breeding for larger leaves led to the origin of kale and
> cabbage, while breeding for buds and stems led to the origin of cauliflower
> and broccoli.*
>
> The specific traits for each cultivar gives them different appearance and
> culinary usage, but *there’s still a fundamental genetic similarity*,
> much as chihuahuas and Great Danes are very different but still Canis
> familiaris.
>
> *Q7 What is the difference between frostfree and direct cool in
> refrigerator?*
>
> A7 Hafele India A One-Stop-Shop For Your Complete Interior
> Fitting Solutions June 23
>
> *With direct cooling technology, the circulation of* cool air in the
> refrigerator takes place naturally without any external aid. Hence, there
> is no way you can control the temperature distribution and it is bound to
> be uneven.
>
> *Under such circumstances, you experience the collection of frost in and
> around the freezer box and this is why you have to press a button manually*
> *to
> defrost this ice*. This is mostly the case in single door refrigerators.
>
> *Frost-free technology, on the other hand, allows for even distribution of
> cool air inside the fridge* *through the use of electric fans. *
>
> Hence, there is no ice formation and your fridge stays frost-free!
> However, you must ensure that you opt for a reputed brand such as Hafele
> Appliances. Look for double door designs such as NR300NF built-in
> refrigerators as this model comes with amazing frost free technology.
>
> My note- The QA is added for the difference between the two. I have both
> types. In direct cooling technology I have to operate a switch once in 3
> days. But it is not a big affair. But I noted it after purchase through
> amazon. No way recommending Hafele India.
>
> *Q8 My daughter told me she has a third eye, then pointed directly
> between her two eyes & said “here it is”. She is three. How could she
> possibly know this?*
>
> A8 Pradnya Pandit Twin Flame, Writer - Spiritual Connections Thu
>
> Most souls who are being born now are evolved souls. *Many children are
> almost awakened at a young age* or they already know a lot of things
> which their parents cannot even comprehend.
>
> *Looks like she's one of those who naturally remembers/knows certain
> things.*
>
> Never underestimate her views, and what she shares or ignore her comments
> with this thinking pattern - “oh she's just a child and is blabbering
> something..”
>
> Also never discard her comment telling her it's not true. Listen. Nod.
> Show your receptiveness to her. This is bigger than you thought.
>
> *Q9 Should the RO water purifier be always on, or should it be
> turned off at night?*
>
> A9 Shamsundar Perumal Answered 42m ago
>
>
>
> *Normally RO water is available within about 2–3 minutes from dry* (not
> first but after shutdown after usage) start time with tank empty status. If
> this wait is ok for you, you can shut off, if not used for long duration.
>
> *Normally, water (RO) purifier would have a storage tank of the size of 8
> to 10 L. Once it is full, you can* switch off RO and switch on again as
> per consumption/ need.
>
> *All this is not necessary, unless one is conscious of energy consumption*.
>
>
> However the RO filters would have to be switched off in few situations:
> like during system cleaning, if not expected to use water for more than 3–4
> days (in such case, empty out stored water also). etc.
>
> *Q10 Should the RO water purifier be always on, or should it
> be turned off at night?*
>
> A10 Gopala Krishnan, former Retired Assistant General Manager
> 1996-2004 at Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now
>
> Latest RO water purifiers have automatic cut off. This means, the purifier
> will not function irrespective of power switch is ON or OFF. *This means
> you can put off the switch even after 20 minutes.*
>
> But the earlier version of SEMI AUTOMATIC RO systems have no automatic
> cut OFF supply. Pumping motor will be functioning even after barrel is
> filled. *Since it is SEMI AUTOMATIC, one has to switch off the supply,
> close water tap*. Other wise water will be going out through the outlet.
>
> I am having both systems in my home. I am alert about semi automatic
> system since I am using it from 2006
>
> *Q11 What are the ways by which an IAS officer can earn side
> income legally because perks are not everything?*
>
> A11 D D Rishi Former IRS | Ph.D. (Law) | Advocate | Story Writer
> Wed
>
> An officer can earn some amount by making permissible investments or
> earning from his hobbies. *But this has to be done within limits and with
> the knowledge of the government*.
>
> But if an IAS officer can't manage with his salary, *he has the option to
> quit and take up a better paying job.*
>
> *Q12 Did we evolve from an animal that came after the
> extinction of the dinosaurs or from an animal that came before them and
> evolved afterwards?*
>
> A12 Claire Jordan Worked at National Health Service (NHS) Thu
>
> *Depends where you draw the line. Ultimately we all* come from the first
> animal that lived about 575 million years ago. *The first dinosaur we
> know about lived about 243mya, and the first mammal 210mya.*
>
> The first primate, the group to which we belong, probably evolved shortly
> before the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs: we know that by 100,000
> years after the extinction there were at least two species of primitive
> lemur, so their common ancestor probably got started before the extinction.
>
> *Q13 As a Kannadiga, do you feel happy Bengaluru is being a
> Tier 1 city? If not, which other city would you want to be Karnataka's
> Tier1 city?*
>
> A13 Ratnamala Kamath Lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India Wed
>
> Yes, of course I'm happy about Bengaluru being a Tier 1 city. But *I
> would be happier if trees and the greenery was preserved.*
>
> Every now and then I read news of plans to cut a large number of trees for
> development work.
>
> *I think preserving nature and trees is as important* as development of
> the city, for the present and future generations.
>
> *Q14 Do you drink water from a pitcher?*
>
> A14 2 Answers Nick RPh625Answered 12h ago
>
> Don't drink directly from the pitcher. Your saliva and oral microbes will
> contaminate it and cause its contents to sour quickly. Pour into a clean
> glass or mug. If you fill the pitcher from a water faucet store pitcher in
> refrigerator. Wash every 2nd or 3rd day so no microbes grow. Good way to
> save piles of money compared to bottled waters, and no empty bottles to
> cart to the curb to recycle..
>
> Dana F Anderson , lives in Dudley, MA Answered 12h ago
>
> No, I pour the water from the pitcher into a glass, then I drink from the
> glass.
>
> *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 11-07- 2021/**Answered by
> me**. Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 11- 07-2021*
>
> *This posting has 1994 WORDS and approx. 199 sentences. *
>
>
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