Pranam Q1 असत्यम् अप्रतिष्ठं ते जगद् आहुर् अनीश्वरम् ।
अपरस्पर-सम्भूतं किम् अन्यत् काम-हेतुकम् ॥ ८ ॥B G 16.8 *asatyam** apratiṣṭhaṃ te jagad āhur anīśvaram |* *aparaspara**-sambhūtaṃ kim anyat kāma-hetukam* || 8 || *asatyam*–falsity, or illusion; *apratiṣṭham*–without a cause; *te*–they; * jagat*–the world; *āhuḥ*–say; *anīśvaram*–without a controller; *aparaspara-sambhūtam*–born of sexual union, or automatically produced; *kim*–what?; *anyat*–other;* kāma-hetukam*–caused by lust. The *demons *describe the world *as unreal, without basis* and godless. They say it is the product of sexual union, or that it is self-generated. Not only this, they even say that it is the result of lust. Śrī Krishna is describing the *philosophy of the demons*. “They say that the material world <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/material-world#vaishnavism> is *asatyam*, unreal, and a result of illusion. That which has no shelter, or basis, is called *apratiṣṭha <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/apratishtha#purana>*. They say that just as a flower in the sky has no basis, in the same way this material world has no basis.” *Anīśvaram <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/anishvaram#vaishnavism>* means that since the world is unreal, it has not been created by the Supreme Lord; rather, it has come about accidentally, without any mutual union: ‘Just as perspiration and so forth appear, so do the living entities.’ “Not only this, they say that this world is only the result of lust, the desire to procreate. Since they claim that this world is unreal, they feel that they have license to give speculative explanations about it. Furthermore, some claim that the evidence given in the Vedas <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/veda#vaishnavism> and Purāṇas <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/puranas#vaishnavism> is false. Demoniac persons say, “*trayo vedasya* *karttāro muni <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/muni#vaishnavism>-bhaṇḍa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/bhanda#history>-niśācarāḥ*–thinkers, jesters, jackals and owls have composed the Vedas.” *Apratiṣṭham* means that *dharma <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/dharma#vaishnavism>* and *adharma <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/adharma#vaishnavism>* are not established in the Vedas and that both are the result of illusion. *Anīśvaram* means that even Īśvara <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/ishvara#vaishnavism> has been concocted as a result of illusion. “If somebody says that this material world seems to manifest from the union of male <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/male#history> and female, then in response the demons say, *aparaspara-sambūtam*, that there is no such cause and effect behind it and that the birth of a child from parents is also an illusion. They say that when a potter makes a pot from mud, he knows what he is doing, but when parents procreate a child, they do not know how it happens; therefore, the process of begetting a child is also illusion. O Arjuna <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/arjuna#vaishnavism>, what more can I say? Demons say that the only cause of the universe is selfish desire. According to their logic, atoms, the deluding material energy, the Supreme Lord and anything else is the cause of the creation of the world.” In the present verse, Śrī Krishna is explaining the philosophy of those who possess a demoniac nature. The essence of Śrī Baladeva Vidyābhūṣaṇa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/baladevavidyabhushana#vaishnavism>’s commentary on this verse is as follows: (1) According to the opinion of the *māyāvādīs*, this material world is *asatya*, *apratiṣṭhita* and *anīśvara*. They say it is *asatya* because it is an illusion, just as a rope can be taken for a snake. They say it is *apratiṣṭhita* because it has no basis, like a flower in the sky, and that it is *anīśvara*, because Īśvara is not the cause of creation. (2) According to a particular sect of Buddhists–the *svabhāvavādīs*–the material world is *aparaspara-sambūtam*, not born of mutual union between male and female but comes from nature. They say that the natural and necessary action of substances according to their inherent properties produce and sustain the universe. (3) According to the philosopher Cārvaka, this material world is *kāma <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/kama#vaishnavism>-haitukam*, born from the flow of lust between male and female. (4) According to the Jains, selfish desire is the cause of this world. On the basis of their speculative logic, they disregard the authoritative Vedic literatures and uselessly endeavour to ascertain the cause of this material world. Śrī Kṛṣṇa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/shrikrishna#purana>’s statement, *mayādhyakṣeṇa prakṛtiḥ <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/prakriti#vaishnavism> sūyate sa-carācaram* (*Gītā <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/gita#vaishnavism>* 9.10), very clearly explains that this entire material world consisting of moving and non-moving beings has been created by material nature (*prakṛti <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/prakriti#vaishnavism>*) under His supervision. Since this world has been created by the will of Bhagavān, who is *satya-saṅkalpa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/satyasankalpa#vaishnavism>*, He whose desires are always fulfilled, it is also real but changeable and perishable. The demons concoct various types of temporary atheistic philosophies because they are bereft of pure and perfect wisdom. “Those of a demoniac temperament call this world *asatya*–illusory; *apratiṣṭhita*–without basis; and *anīśvara*–without a Supreme Being. Their philosophy is that there is no purpose in accepting the existence of a Supreme Controller, since the relationship of cause and effect is not the basis of the creation of the universe. Some say that Īśvara does exist, but when He created the world, He was influenced by His selfish desires, and therefore He is not qualified to be the object of our worship.” B G in one verse describes lies and true lies. UNWANTED ELEMENTS ON EARTH, WHO FEAR THE CONSEQUENCES WISHES TO DEFEND THE ADHARMIC ACTS AS SHIFTING THE SOURCE TO THE DHARMIC. Rahul is confronted by the evidences; had he been the genuine one, he would have silently prosecuted the proceeedings; where the mind is without gear, there the action is subline and true. However the satyagraha is the name of Gandhi, raised out, spending croores, to make the proceeding guilt tainted by Rahul; now what is that lie?.Asatyam the demon calls it; the devil recites the scriptures?. After all an earning in 4 years of about 25 to 28 lakhs while guarding the nation; what is the truth about it all can know; but how that became a lie at Bihar and other places?; lies are floated as truth by the liars, igniting the satyam as asatyam. Another diversion from the reality. Media publicising a minor event of , not evem 0.05% as if a national burning; Rahul interrogations are blank in the media; THE APPEARANCES AS IF TRUTH AND THE GOOD IS ONLY HIDING THE LIES AND TRYING TO BURY THEM DEEP; THE UNASHAMED CONSPIRACY OUTGOING SOONER OR LATER , INTIMIDATWES THE EVIL DOERS; so lies become the true lies; and satyam is made to appear as if in the darkness; WHAT ONE FORGETS IS THE SWITCH ON BRINGS THE LIGHT; THE SUN WILL ARISE ON THE EAST SOONER OR LATER. There is another serial THE BROKEN REPORTS-8 chapters - 6 hours; it shows how the media acts and reacts; twists the news; presents for the TYRP; and makes the pubic foolish. Suzhal opening scene shows the back up scenario created in the ensuing chapters; well picturised; but SUZHAL IS ALSO (1) Providing its share of fun in stretches, pic ultimately overstays its welcome with a level of mayhem that will simply feel like too much for any marginal fan of the genre. (2) True Lies is a good but not great movie. It has phenomenal set pieces and a good cast, but it's tough to totally argue for a movie with such bad things attached to it. KR IRS 189622 Q2 An Antwerp man writes about desert homes?. There can be no homes in the deserts. At the same time UAE is only a resident excavated out of the deserts. We have homes on the borders of the desert in Rajasthan. Arizona, Mexico borders and some more like has heat so high with the torrid winds. Even today Sanjose registered a temp of 110 degree . Deserts are different. Q3 A true lie about food in the flight one who travelled only by an Economic class and least busi class. Food depends on the contractor outside on the ground and the flight companies. Food is common in I , Busi and Economic class. But the distribution of the variety is different and the answering the calls and the needs are different. Champaign and whisky are served till you fall flat in any class. But the product and quality might vary. In 80s if you had asked for a tomato juice , you would be given the small tin; in 2020 in economy class only served by the glass. But the can is given in the business class. And 2 or 3 cans kept in your first class even without asking for. Singapore air food is better than Q or E arabic flights. So corrected Q6 Who saw the walking erect anywhere in that era?. Oh Not again another round of evolution erroneous. Q7 Keeping clean anything is personal habits and hard work turned as time pass by just routine. If any product is not used for > 3 months, it does require to be kept off. So unwanted under the under ground ,makes the wanted arranged perfect. Q8 Who said inundated Mylapore and Triplicane?. Even my street remains so even in times when vanimahal is submerged. Mylapore Venkatesa agraharam is total shut down if it reigns for 3 days. Triplicane parthasarathy temple might become inaccessible when it rains. KR IRS 18622 On Sat, 18 Jun 2022 at 11:31, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 06-2022-18* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 Does everybody lie? Why? > > A1 Suzhal - The Vortex on Amazon Prime Video One crime. > Multiple suspects. A small town with secrets. Thu > > Yes, everybody lies. Most people lie regularly, and their motives for > lying can be varied. Humans are complex beings by nature *and the act of > lying is deeply rooted in the way we manage different types of relationship*s, > be it romantic, friendly, professional etc. To answer your question of why > humans, lie, we will need to look at the 3 types of lies that exist. > > i) White Lies > > There are lies that are not inherently presumed to be bad. Confusing > right? These are lies which are told because of the relationship you have > with the person. For example, *the cashier at the grocery store may > always greet you and ask how you are. Most days you are fine, but when you > are going through an ugly breakup and are emotionally down, you wouldn’t > want to share this information with him. Mostly because you know the other > person will be in an awkward position if you tell them. So, you lie.* > > ii) Lies of Omission > > *Ever heard the saying “A half-truth is as good as a lie.”* This is the > type of lie where a person leaves out necessary information in order to > make the situation beneficial for themself. For example- Your local > internet provider may tell you that he is available 24/7 in case the signal > goes down. He will come to you in the next 15 minutes whenever you call > him. *What he doesn’t tell you is that you will face the issue twice a > week at least. He hides this information, so you take the connection, and > he receives his payment.* > > iii) Lies of Commission > > There are lies where people outright make things up or twist the details > of a certain incident. This is usually done because they are scared of > the consequences or want things to pan out in their own favor. This is one > of those instances where the convoluted nature of humans comes to light. > *People > may lie about incidents like an argument, a case of fraud, road rage or > many other things.* > > Why humans lie is a complex yet natural response of the human psyche. If > you would like to dive deeper into the psyche of humans and their lies, > Suzhal - The Vortex on Amazon Prime Video is a suspense thriller that > delves into the fallacy of human minds and the various dark truths that lie > buried under layers of pretense. From the makers of Vikram Vedha, Suzhal - > The Vortex follows the story of a missing girl in a fictional town of Tamil > Nadu which uncovers a whirlwind of secrets. Available in Tamil, Hindi, > Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada, it brings to the fore the human need to lie > more to cover another lie. Watch the trailer here to enter the vortex and > get a glimpse of the complex, gritty and twisted world of Suzhal- The > Vortex. > > Q2 Why does the US have huge cities in the desert? How can > these places be viable to live in and grow so huge? What's so appealing to > them? > > A2 C.V. Studied at University of AntwerpWed > > The desert in the US is not like other deserts in the world. The way you > phrase your question makes me think you think US cities are built somewhere > in the middle of South Algeria or the Gobi desert. > > This is Las Cruces, New Mexico. Mind you, I personally think the housing > architecture is really beautiful, but even if it’s 40 C in late August > outside you will probably never break a sweat because there’s AC > everywhere. Houses in the “deserts” are also much more affordable, many > have pools, and many people prefer a hot environment than having to shovel > snow constantly. > > Close to it, you can find some cool sand dunes. Very “desert-like” right? > > Go East for like 30 minutes and you’ll end up here > > Go a little bit North and you’ll end up in winter paradise. > > The climate in the US is very varied. I personally find New Mexico a very > desirable place just for this biodiversity alone. Similar desertic places > like Arizona and Vegas have similar perks plus their proximity to some of > the most beautiful national parks in the world and the Californian coast > also makes them really desirable. And of course, there’s a lot of growth, > strong job market, economic opportunities and tax breaks in many of these > places. All fueled by price and demand. You’re probably out of luck if you > try to buy a house in Arizona right now in this market. > > I also think many Americans have a love affair with deserts, myself > included. After I visited Terlingua TX (a desert city which is completely > remote, basically next to the Mexican border) I fell so in love I wanted to > move there. But I am not the only one. Houses start at half a million > there. But my gosh, the views and the milky way…And I’m just scratching the > surface. > > Q3 Is it a myth that the meals served in the flight's "First > Class" is better than those served in economy or Business, since the ticket > comes at a premium price? > > A3 Prasanna Bhalerao M. Sc. in Electronics & Physics, > Fergusson College, Pune Wed > > *Economy Class is cattle class* and what you get as meals is cattle > fodder. Don't worry. Not a snob here. I travel economy class. *Two times, > I flew Business Class and the the difference was remarkable* starting > with champagne. > > Q4 What are the natural ways to protect your heart? > > A4 Narayana Health Health for all. All for health.8 mo > > India is continuously witnessing an increasing number of heart attacks and > other cardiac diseases. Here, we will discuss five ways to protect the heart > > 1. Do not sit for too long: > > Most of the people are voluntary or involuntary working from home. A > sedentary lifestyle can increase your risk of heart diseases. As per a > study, individuals who sit less than 30 minutes at a time, can have a lower > risk as compared to those who sit for thirty minutes or more at a stretch. > > 2. Less consumption of Alcohol: > > Some people believe that moderate alcohol consumption is good for the > heart, while others don’t agree with it. Excessive alcohol intake may cause > high blood pressure, stroke, or heart failure. > > 3. Less consumption of Salt: > > A pinch of salt and other spices arouses our senses and taste glands. But > excess of everything is bad. Excessive sodium consumption over time can > increase blood pressure. > > 4. No smoking: > > Only some of us are aware that smoking increases the risk of various heart > diseases. Unlike alcohol, there is no safe amount of smoking. Even the > light and occasional smoking can badly damage your heart and blood vessels. > > 5. Stop stressing too much: > > Stress depends on person to person. Situations which are stressful for one > may not be stressful for others. Similarly, everyone reacts differently to > a stressful situation. The stress you experience can lead to a variety of > heart problems. > > Always try to control your mental and physical reactions to stressful > situations. You can try yoga, exercise, or rely on your support system > (friends and family) to cope with stress and reduce its effect on your > heart. > > Source: Narayana Health[1] (5 habits to avoid for Healthy Heart)[2] > > Q5 Why do cows and horses actually sleep standing up? > > A5 Info Orb Answered by Dale P Lee Jun 12 > > Take a look at the horse that works as a wagon puller. At first glance it > seemed quite sad, being forced to stand constantly in the hot sun. It's > definitely better if you can lie down in the stable while eating straw > snacks. > > *… which is not entirely correct, because apparently horses and some other > herbivorous mammals apparently can sleep standing up.They can do this > because of a mechanism called the stay apparatus.* > > Stay apparatus is the act of locking the joints of the four legs so that > they do not droop when the animal is in a semi-conscious or unconscious > state, followed by relaxation of one leg so that when the horse sleeps, there > is actually one leg that "relaxes" aka does not support the horse's body > weight. Similar to the way we shift our body weight from right foot to left > when standing for long periods of time. > > Over a period of time, these legs automatically take turns resting, so a > horse always has three legs working to support its body while the other leg > relaxes. For example, in minutes 1–10, the relaxation is the right front > foot. Then at 11–20 minutes, the right front leg automatically returns to > support the horse's body and changes to the resting left forefoot. Then at > 21–30 minutes, it was the left back foot that rested. And so on, until the > horse wakes up. > > The mechanics are actually a bit complicated, but let's talk a little bit > about it. > > In the hind leg, for example, the muscles involved in standing, along with > the ligaments and tendons in the foot, work by making the structure rigid > like the supporting irons, which are also transmitted to the patella (knee > bone) and prevent it from bending by a hook-like mechanism. > > *Apart from horses and cattle, some herbivores, such as antelope and even > giraffes, have this ability to sleep standing up.* > > Why? > > Try to imagine horses thousands of years ago, before humans were > domesticated, grazing peacefully, then fell asleep and wanted to sleep. > Some sleep lying down, some sleep standing up. When a predator attacks, > which one reacts faster, the horse standing or the one lying down? > > Of course that stands. He just " unlocked " his legs and then ran as fast > as the wind, immediately avoiding predators. Meanwhile, a lying horse must > first rise from its lying position. The pause may be only a few seconds, > but remember a few seconds *in such situations can be the difference > between life and death.* > > Therefore, horses and other herbivores evolved with this ability. Even > after human domestication, this ability still exists. > > Although, of course, usually a horse that feels quite safe and relaxed > will fall asleep lying down. Moreover, studies have shown that they sleep > better in a reclining position. Which is one of the reasons why this fact > occurs > > Q6 What are the evolutionary benefits of walking upright on > two legs? > > A6 Ken Saladin Former professor of histology (microscopic > anatomy)Jun 10 > > In a savanna habitat*, an ability to see over the tall grass and notice > prey or predators better than if the surrounding grass grows as high as > your eyes*. One would be less likely to get ambushed by a big cat. One > can carry infants, food, and weapons; one’s quadrupedal great, great, > great…great grampaw couldn’t do that. *One can travel longer distances > with more energy efficiency on two legs than on four, so one can track or > run down prey like antelope*, running them to exhaustion like the native > hunters of the Kalahari do. > > Q7 How can I maintain a clean home when there are too many > things in the house to begin with? > > A7 Bhuvana Rameshwar married for three decades Wed > > When I was living in Chennai an apartment friend invited me to her flat > just above ours. The areas of both our flats, were the same but their > house looked bigger and neat. > > I asked her why it was so. She told me it was because of lesser things. I > immediately remembered how the packers and movers had once commented “you > people have too many things, why so much?”. It was pretty embarrassing also > then. > > Then my friend asked me not to keep anything under the cot. I remember > there were packing cardboards opened out and stacked under the cots. Soon a > squirrel had come through the window and made its home with 6 babies! > > *So declutter is the “mantra”.* > > So I came down and within a week, starting the next day we threw all old > unwanted books, extra stainless steel and plastic vessels , old bedsheets, > clothes, shoes, slippers , old furniture, extra stationary especially > ballpens, exam pads, old suitcases, brief cases, even belts, combs, lunch > boxes, water bottles now of no use etc. Many of these were donated to our > apartment watchmen, sweeper, maids and some to an orphanage.. things like > cane chairs,stools extra pillows, sarees etc. > > *I have a policy since then . If it wasn't used for the past 6 months, it > should be given to someone who can use them.* > > Now our house is clean and neat. There is nothing under the cots and only > necessary things on the loft. > > Every year by June / December it is cleaning away and giving away time for > old clothes, shoes and accessories. Whatever is faded in clothes should be > given away. I sometimes pull out old clothes if I see my shelf too full > too. *It shows I have bought more than I can use.* > > So declutter, avoid unnecessary buying. Remove too many things from the > floor. Get back your rooms full surface area. Avoid too many clothes in > your cupboards > > Q8 Why didn't places like Triplicane and Mylapore inundate > during the floods in Chennai? > > A8 Balaji Viswanathan Lived in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India6y > > *The biggest calamity this time came not from the rainwater falling in the > city, but the opening of Chembarambakkam lake and other lakes like Puzhal > (Red Hills) and Poondi.* None of these lakes drain into the Cooum river > on whose banks lay the localities like Triplicane and Nungambakkam. *Most > of Mylapore is far from rivers too.* > > *Since the biggest lake - Chembarambakkam - drained into the Adyar there > was a massive flashflood*. This caught people unaware as the water level > increased very rapidly. This is why most of the affected regions - > Kotturpuram, Nandanam, Guindy and Saidapet - are those along the river > banks. Most were caught unaware as the rain water seemed to quickly leave > their locality giving a false sense of security until something massive was > waiting to take them out. While the rainwater caused waterlogging increased > slowly in the other parts, along the Adyar river banks it was sudden and > drastic as is the case in any dam opening. This caused most of the deaths. > > Q9 What is Amul milk made of? Why is it unnaturally thick and > white? > > A9 Prashant Srivastava Content Planner (2019–present)Updated 2y > > I have worked with AMUL as a Sales Professional during 2003–2004. I am > not getting into technical details here but explaining a general > understanding of the Amul quality legacy. > > Before going on board in the field for Sales, Amul conducts 1-month > comprehensive induction training at its headquarters Anand, Gujarat, India, > that I think no any other organization does. > > During Training our journey started with Classrooms detailing about > products. Then started our day by visiting a nearby village, from where > ultimately the product journey starts. We stayed in teams at different > villages at Night. > > Early in the morning around 4 a.m. we woke up and visited the milk > collection centre situated nearby. A van from Amul plant came there and > guys were sitting at the centre to collect milk from villagers with a > machine (which checks the density of milk). > > Villagers are being paid on the basis of density of their milk produced > and not just the quantity, amazing isn’t it? ( You know, this way > villagers don’t adulterate the milk for getting a better price - Quality of > Milk well assured). > > After milk collection, we sat in Milk Collection Vans and went straight to > the plant, saw the milk being unloaded to the plant tanks and processing > started from there. > > *No scope of adulteration at any step, as we saw each step of production > from scratch to finish*. (This is done at Amul to ensure the confidence > of their brand among sales professionals, which they ultimately translate > in the market and beat the brands like Nestle, Cadbury, Brittania, etc.) > > In India, 99% public (sorry, I am not sure just a vague guess) don’t know > that they are eating Frozen Dessert instead of Ice-Cream. *Only Amul > makes Ice Creams (Yes it’s true).* > > Ice cream is a product which is made from MILK FAT and manufacturers can > write on the pack ICE CREAM word only when it is made up of milk fat - Amul > Does it. > > Other products are called FROZEN DESSERTS ( Because they are made up of > Vegetable Fat) > > Check the package label before eating ice cream next time when you buy it. > > So the question - What is Amul milk made of? Why is it unnaturally thick > and white? - Because it’s REAL MILK.Hope I answered the question. > > Edits, Suggestions, Upvotes, Follows - Most Welcome > > Edit 1: I agree with some members that apart from Amul few more regional > brands make milk fat based Ice-Creams. > > Edit 2: I may have forgotten some details related to milk collection > against density, some more parameters are also followed to check the > purity, my experience dates back to 2003. > > Edit3: *Taste may vary region wise as milk quality is different in > different states’ cattle.* > > Edit 4: I agree taste may differ due to injections being given to cattle. > > Edit5: Few more co-operatives are replicating this system in different > states, but Amul is a pioneer and example setter and available Pan India. > > Edit 6: Availability could be an issue at several places as some regional > players’ distributors don’t take interest in Amul distribution due to low > margins, that’s the reason for unavailability in several regions. > > Edit7: Adulteration since procurement to product packaging is not possible > at Amul, later after reaching the market local competitors may devise > ways to adulterate to affect the sales and brand value due to competition > but I have no evidence and not sure. > > Q10 If a blue dog is blue and a yellow dog is yellow, what is the > red dog? > > Claire Jordan Worked at National Health Service (NHS)4y > > The red dog is the Asiatic wild dog, aka the dhole. > > [image: Description: > https://qphs.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-ba33544b29d311c2af4ba67052a413c4-lq] > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 17-06- 2022.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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