Pranam Q1 The recovery of memories is applicable ONLY TO ONE WHO HAD THE MEMORIES. Smaranam the remembrance is a gift; the California Ramachandranji says that hardly 5% are people who have strong memories. Recovery software can and may redeem what is lost in the cell phone or the hard disk. But Brain is a peculiar structure that ONLY IF IT WISHES IT CAN RELEASE WHAT IS OR WAS CONSIDERED TO HAVE BEEN LOST. The ancient rishis knew it ; so they made the vedam a shruti and smriti (smarena naiva) repeated by number of times so that recovery may be feasible if not totally lost. Yoga vasishtam deals with this in many roopams:" Verse 1.3.2: Chapter III <https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/yoga-vasistha-sanskrit/d/doc245778.html>श्रीवाल्मीकिरुवाच ।
भ्रमस्य जागतस्यास्य जातस्याकाशवर्णवत् । अपुनःस्मरणं मन्ये साधो विस्मरणं वरम् ॥ २ ॥ *śrīvālmīkiruvāca* | *bhramasya jāgatasyāsya jātasyākāśavarṇavat* | *apunaḥsmaraṇaṃ manye sādho vismaraṇaṃ va*|| 2 || Valmiki replied:—"Know, holy Saint! all worldly conceptions to be as erroneous as the various hues that taint the clear firmament. *It is better therefore to efface them in oblivion,* rather than revive their reminiscence. Verse 3.21.23: Chapter XXI <https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/yoga-vasistha-sanskrit/d/doc245849.html>महाचिद्रूपमेव त्वं स्मरणं विद्धि वेदनम् । कार्यकारणता तेन स शब्दो न च वास्तवः ॥ २३ ॥ *ahācidrūpameva tvaṃ smaraṇaṃ viddhi vedanam* | *kāryakāraṇatā tena sa śabdo na ca vāstavaḥ* || 23 || Causality and consequence are mere empty words of no significance, since it is the recognition of the universal intellect, which constitutes true wisdom. Verse 3.114.42t: Chapter CXIV <https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/yoga-vasistha-sanskrit/d/doc245942.html>भ्रमस्य जागतस्यास्य जातस्याकाशवर्णवत् ।अपुनःस्मरणं मन्ये साधो विस्मरणं वरम् ॥ ४२ ॥ *bhramasya jāgatasyāsya jātasyākāśavarṇavat* | *apunaḥsmaraṇaṃ manye sādho vismaraṇaṃ varam* || 42 || It is better, O good Rama! to distrust the delusions of this world, and disbelieve the blueness of the sky, than to labour under the error of their reality. Hence the revival is KARMA. Spending money for the revival is as good as paying for the diabetic doctors. KARMA. Q5 Jordon always makes me laugh. And those who are his followers makes my hair spring. The question is in the air; the answer is also. And the cogent explanation is lacking. Yet 5 lines are filled with for today's potion Q7 Again the self-proclaimed Mr Balaji Viswanathan; all the countries were once poorer than India. By Poor what that term means should have been defined. If compared on rupees and Dollars well that inequity. There is an island in Pacific where a small group do no have money and live with what they have; are they rich or poor?. The people living there like B V shall make the nation rich. Nadenba naada valathana; tirukkural; how can there be wealth already in a land; the second line adds charm to the first line. The earth is in equilibrium; all places have what is needed to that territory; we are seeking a necklace as the neibors woman is wearing; a pearl is available to wear. Poverty in mind did not exist in India. Only people like in the forum ion some lack such to spend time. The rest are all OOPS I AM TIRED. KR IRS 2622 On Thu, 2 Jun 2022 at 09:18, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 06-2022-02* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 How can a human being recover his lost memories? > > A1 Andi Surch, Experience over livesAnswered 58m ago > > Memories of past lives are stored in: > > Akashic records > > Desires, likes and dislikes of a person > > Patterns that a person can recognize > > If we carefully study our likes and dislikes (I mean very carefully, like > say noting down the smallest things like how we shake our hands while > walking, or when we wake up in the morning), learn to access akashic > records, and learn to recognise patterns in our lives, we can “retain" or > “remember" our memories. This can be done by training our subconscious minds > > *For example, if you are good at understanding software code naturally > without any help, then you have already passed through that pattern of > software coding in some life.* There is a difference between learning > from scratch and having a feeling of deja vu > > *2ND ANSWER- Dr.Anuradha Srinivasan, works at* Osmania University > Answered 52m ago > > *Some mental health professionals believe the brain can repress memories > and offer therapy to help people recover hidden memories*. Others agree > repression could theoretically be possible, even though there's no concrete > proof. > > Read an old letter, personal journal, or newspaper article. Listen to an > old song that you or someone in your family loved. Cook a meal your mom or > dad used to make for you. Smell something that may jog your memory, like a > book, pillow, perfume, or food…… > > *3RD ANSWER- Mohit, MScAnswered 13m ago* > > *New UCLA research indicates that lost memories can be restored. The > findings offer some hope for patients in the early stages of Alzheimer’s > disease*. > > *For decades, most neuroscientists have believed that memories are stored > at the synapses — the connections between brain cells, or neurons — which > are destroyed by Alzheimer’s disease*. The new study provides evidence > contradicting the idea that long-term memory is stored at synapses. > > “Long-term memory is not stored at the synapse,” said David Glanzman, a > senior author of the study, and a UCLA professor of integrative biology and > physiology and of neurobiology. “That’s a radical idea, but that’s where > the evidence leads. The nervous system appears to be able to regenerate > lost synaptic connections. If you can restore the synaptic connections, the > memory will come back. It won’t be easy, but I believe it’s possible.” > > The findings were published recently in eLife, a highly regarded > open-access online science journal. > > *Glanzman’s research team studies a type of marine snail called Aplysia to > understand the animal’s learning and memory*. The Aplysia displays a > defensive response to protect its gill from potential harm, and the > researchers are especially interested in its withdrawal reflex and the > sensory and motor neurons that produce it. > > They enhanced the snail’s withdrawal reflex by giving it several mild > electrical shocks on its tail. The enhancement lasts for days after a > series of electrical shocks, which indicates the snail’s long-term memory. > Glanzman explained that the shock causes the hormone serotonin to be > released in the snail’s central nervous system. > > *Long-term memory is a function of the growth of new synaptic connections > caused by the serotonin,* said Glanzman, a member of UCLA’s Brain > Research Institute. *As long-term memories are formed, the brain creates > new proteins that are involved in making new synapses. If that process is > disrupted — for example by a concussion or other injury — the proteins may > not be synthesized and long-term memories cannot form*. (This is why > people cannot remember what happened moments before a concussion.) > > Q2 How can I recover memories lost due to anesthesia? > > A2 Alan Sexton , former Senior Staff Specialist at Westmead > Hospital (1989-2015)Answered Oct 5, 2018 > > *Postoperative amnesia is a reality*. Events occurring DURING anaesthesis > are beneficially forgotten. This applies to sedation during uncomfortable > procedures. Postoperatively, amnesia may occur due to drugs like pregabalin > (1–10%) or postoperative cognitive dysfunction. POCD is forgetfulness due > to the Acute Phase Reaction of inflammation, unrelated to operation type or > anaesthetic choice. Inflammatory cells pass the blood brain barrier at the > hippocampus, affecting memory. *The recall may be impinged, so if > triggered, you may recall specific details*. > > *POCD may be associated with poor nutrition, refeeding & high ammonia > levels*. Regabalin is a chronic pain drug with an association with > amnesia. It’s incidence is much higher than reported because people don’t > realize they have forgotten information. > > Q3 Does turmeric help fight cancer? If so, how? > > A3 Lucia Garcia Worked at HospitalsSun > > Turmeric is currently the most popular "health food". In India and China, > turmeric has been used in traditional medicine for at least 6,000 years. > > Turmeric is a food with both medicinal and edible purposes, which can be > used as both a delicious food and a medicinal herb to solve various health > problems. > > Indians love to eat turmeric, so it is widely used in Indian cuisine, and > *many > experts believe it is one of the reasons why the incidence of cancer in > India is ten times lower than in the United States*.Turmeric contains > about 3% curcumin, and laboratory and animal studies have shown that > curcumin has the function of preventing cancer and inhibiting the > metastasis of cancer cells. > > However, the current research on curcumin is only in its infancy, and *no > one can guarantee whether curcumin can become a real anti-cancer drug.* > > Curcumin is a strong pharmacologically active compound with > anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, anti-mutation, antibacterial, antiviral, > antioxidant and other effects. > > Turmeric is a very safe food with no side effects and can be purchased > online at a very cheap price. > > *The way to consume turmeric is very simple. Pour a tablespoon of turmeric > (about 2 to 3 grams) into your mouth, then take a sip of hot water.* > > Q4 What is the reason for the incision in all three pins of the > electric plug? > > A4 Gopala Krishnan , former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966-2004) Answered just now > > I am from Chennai, India*. Earlier 3 pin plugs had their pins with a > split in the middle*. By just widening the split, if there was loose in > connecting point, it could be made tight. But now technology has improved > very much, *the pins and socket connectors are made with precision, and > above all power sockets are controlled by switches*, the instances of > removing pins from sockets very much reduced. > > Unless I change my laptop, I do not disconnect the connecting 3 pin plug > from socket. It is controlled by switch to switch ON and OFF power. Most > wall socket points are controlled by switch. *In many homes mobile > chargers, ROS sockets etc are permanently connected to socket and > controlled by switches.* > > *There was a problem with split in pin. If one widened it frequently, > there was chance of breaking that area*. > > I read in Quora itself one member writing- Frequent removal of pins, > widening socket connectors and replacing charges are much more. *Better > have switch control.* > > Q5 There are some who believe that humans have had access to > better technology in our past than we do currently, but at some point we > experienced a reset of sorts. Why is there zero evidence of this > archaeologically? > > A5 Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper16h > > *Because it isn’t true*. There have been some resets of that sort in the > past, for example after the fall of Rome, and in some ways at the end of > the Mediaeval period when a lot of medical knowledge was lost, *but the > societies that were reset weren’t at anything like our technolgical level.* > > Q6 Why does AC release water? > > A6 Sangram Sagar Blogger, Content Writer | Ecommerce Business > Advisor May 24 > > *The water does not come out of the compressor of the AC but through its > cooling section or cooling unit.* The tubes of the cooling unit are so > cold that when the air in the room is passed over these tubes by the > blower, t*he steam or moisture present in the air cools down and turns > back into water and forms water droplets on the cooling tubes*. and as > the amount of these water droplets on the cooling tubes increases, they > collect and flow out as water and exit the AC through the exhaust or outlet > tube. > > (Cooling tubes in the indoor or cooling unit of AC) > > *That is to say, the water that comes out of the AC is not present in the > compressor but in the air of the room itself in the form of moisture* or > water vapor and the same steam or moisture cools in the AC and condenses. > Due to this water is generated. The more moisture in the surrounding > environment or room air, the more water will come out of the AC by filling > it and this water is almost as pure as distilled water. > > Q7 Why is India among the poorest country that have been once > ruled by the British compared to their other colonies that are now > currently independent? > > A7 Balaji Viswanathan History buff Apr 15 > > There are 2 types of British colonies. > > Group A: Where the Europeans used the land for settlement, pushing > out/exterminating the natives. Here they got large tracts of land from > them, applied European technology and shared the spoils with a small group > of people — *resulting in wealth.* > > USA Canada Australia New Zealand > > *Group B: Where the Europeans didn’t settle, but* used up the resources — > such as land, markets, people. These colonies benefitted little from the > industrial revolution and other key technology progress of the 19th and > early 20th centuries. > > India Pakistan Bangladesh Malaysia > > Sudan Kenya Egypt Sierra Leone > > Uganda Zimbabwe Namibia Nigeria > > *In the Group B, India is one of the most stable society and economies.* > > Q8 What does BHK mean for buying flats? > > A8 Naveen Subramanian Lived in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Mar 11 > > The “K” in the BHK makes hell a lot of difference. *As per Indian > building approval norms, a home is complete only when it has a kitchen*. > A home without a kitchen is not qualified as a flat/house - instead, it’s > classified as a studio apartment/ living guest house, etc. *So in simple > words - a kitchen is what makes a flat eligible to live as a family.* > > The BHK as in “bedroom hall kitchen” also gives you an entitlement of a > property owner which can be rented to families (and bachelors). *The EB > dept will give a separate EB meter box only if your flat has a kitchen.* > So if you want to rent a flat that doesn’t have an attached individual > kitchen - then you don’t get a separate EB meter. This is what we call “ > *studio > apartments or pay and stay rooms”.* > > Designing the kitchen is the most complicated part of a building plan as > it’s where the women prefer to spend most of their time. A hall is just one > big vacant space, a bedroom is something similar with attached bathroom but > kitchen plan is entirely different*. It has to be simple and compact*, > should not utilize more space from the entire building plan > > *It should not be congested but convenient, should* have racks and > shelves without occupying floor space > > *Most of the time, it’s the kitchen plan that goes through various > alterations*, and this alternation extends even for a few years after the > building is completed and occupied.That’s how complicated the ‘ K’ in BHK is > > Q9 Do you really feel good retiring at the age of 65? > > A9 Naveen Subramanian Lived in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaSun > > I wanted to retire since my schooldays, and kept shifting goal posts - not > just because for the need for livelihood but *because as i age, i find > easier ways to do the job, i find more wisdom to educate or translate > gained expoerience*. Finally, i gave up on my childhood dream of “getting > retired”. The reason i mentioned schooldays is because, i started earning > since schooldays (though it was informal) > > This may sound over exaggeration, but it’s not. *Me and my friends ran a > part time business for a small pro*fit. Our clients were nearby shops. > The reason for “nearby” shops is because we were juveniles and isn’t > eligible for DL :). This is to fund our ‘non essential” expenses - like > music CDs and books. > > *He’s Walter Orthmann - hold’s Guiness record for working longest tenure > at the same company for 84 years. He has just turned 100 now :) .* > > Born in the small Brazilian town of Brusque in 1922, Orthmann wanted to > get a job as a 15-year-old to support his family financially. Due to his > strong proficiency in German, got hired as a shipping assistant for the > textile company Industrias Renaux S.A., now known as ReneauxView, in 1938. > Soon after, he was promoted to a position in sales, and later became a > sales manager, a position he has held ever since. *Now, he's been with > the company for over 84 years, giving him the Guinness World Record for the > longest career in the same company.* > > Ask him why he hasn’t considered retirement, and he says - *I like > working :) No worries for future, or no regret about the past - just wake > up everyday, exercise and go to work.* > > Orthmann began traveling across Brazil for his job in the 1950s and says > he fell in love with being on the move and establishing good relationships > with clients. He’s in good health "with excellent mental clarity and > memory." > > *Answering the original question - Do you really feel good retiring at the > age of 65?I don’t know, I may retire earlier or later or never …………..* > > "When we do what we like, we don't see the time go by." > > Q10 If I'm diabetic, should I eat pure honey? > > A10 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Mon > > *"The sweetest thing in the world, apart from a mother's love and a > girlfriend's kiss, the third is honey!"* > > Honey is very sweet, containing about 35% glucose, 5% sucrose, and 40% > fructose. Glucose has a glycemic index of 100 and sucrose has a glycemic > index of 85. These two sugars are high glycemic index sugars. > > *Glucose can directly enter the blood without being digested, while > sucrose is easily digested and* absorbed, and the two sugars have a great > impact on blood sugar. > > Fructose has a low glycemic index of only 23, *fructose was once > recommended as a "healthy sugar" for diabetics.* > > However, new research has found that after fructose enters the > bloodstream, it is rapidly transported to the liver, where it is > synthesized into fat. > > *This effect on the rapid absorption of fructose and the production of fat > is very detrimental to the health of diabetic patients.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 01 -06- 2022. * > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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