1 Haters don't really hate you, in fact they hate themselves because they are a reflection of what you want.
KR Self reflection repeatedly and might be repeated out of the guilt. 2. Be sure to listen carefully to how one person talks to you about other people. That's how they talk to other people about you. KR Another self-reflection repeat. So among the three pl listen how they talk and they will talk……. 3. We only need two close friends we can trust. A lot of friends are associated with depression and stress. KR Bundle of contradictions; only two? 4. People who don't socialize much are not actually anti-social, they don't tolerate drama and fake people. KR May be they have zero knowledge and feel they shall not be exposed at their bottom also. Stop telling your problems to others, 5% don't care and the other 20% are happy that you have it. KR absolute truth admitted. 6. Eating chocolate while studying helps the brain retain new information and is associated with higher test scores. KR And take care teeth, stomach , sugar and pressure. Being nice to someone you dislike doesn't mean you're fake, it usually means you're mature enough to tolerate that person. KR The problem is when the other side utters the same, it is twisted differently. 8. It's hard to get someone out of their mind, the reason they're thinking about you too. KR: What to do? Sisupala was always thinking about Krishna; that shows the fear clutched always the villains who remembered the GOOD for the sake of redemption. 9. People who understand sarcasm well are often good at reading people's minds. KR Lack of logic; Sarcasm is diplomacy; played against a non-diplomat; how come refined understanding would arise? If your mind wanders over and over again, there's a 10% chance that you're subconsciously unhappy with your life. KR is it any deduction or hunch? 10% The way parents talk to their children becomes the voice of their conscience. KR What is vox-populi among them? 12. Writing down your negative thoughts and throwing them in the trash can improve your mood. (I tried and it really works:) KR Instead if good ones are written, will it not expose huge bad ones? 13. Meditation can change the structure of the brain in just 8 weeks. It also increases gray matter in parts of the brain associated with learning. KR If medication in itself had the gray shades? Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Q2 Durgā (दुर्गा, “invincible”). Durgā (दुर्गा).—According to Vedic scriptures, Goddess Durgā is a symbol of power. She is worshipped in nine different forms and is therefore termed Nava-Durgā. Each of the nine manifestations of Durgā is worshipped with full devotion during Navaratri. Durga was not created as rendered by the “adibudisali” in this Q and A; Then Rama , Krishna and all were only created/; Durga is a manifestation of shakti the Parvati. She is also known as: Śailaputrī (Daughter of the Himālayas) Brahmachāriṇī (One who observes the state of celibacy doing penance) Chandraghaṇṭā ( One who bears the moon in her necklace ) Kūṣmāṇḍa (the creator of the universe) Skanda-Mātā (The mother of Skanda, Kārttikeya, born out of her powers) Kātyāyanī (The daughter of sage Kātyāyana, who incarnated to help the Devas) Kālarātrī (black as night, destroyer of Kālī) Mahāgaurī (the wife of Lord Shiva, doing great penance) Siddhidātrī (Provider of Siddhis, giver of mystic powers) Skanda said: SKANDA PURANAM SAYS: 2. O Pot-born Sage, I shall tell the names of those great Śaktis born of the limbs of Umā. Listen to them factually: 3. Trailokyavijayā, Tārā, Kṣamā, Trailokyasundarī, Tripurā, Trijaganmātā, Bhīmā, Tripurabhairavī, 4. Kāmākhyā, Kamalākṣī, Dhṛti, Tripuratāpanī, Jayā, Jayantī, Vijayā, Jaleśī, Aparājitā, 5. Śaṅkhinī, Gajavaktrā, Mahiṣaghnī, Raṇapriyā, Śubhānandā, Koṭarākṣī, Vidyujjihvā, Śivāravā, 6. Trinetrā, Trivaktrā, Tripādā, Sarvamaṅgalā, Huṃkāraheti [Huṃkārahetī?], Tāleśī, Sarpāsyā, Sarvasundarī, 7. Siddhi, Buddhi, Svadhā, Svāhā, Mahānidrā, Śarāśanā, Pāśapāṇi, Kharamukhī, Vajratārā, Ṣaḍānanā, 8. Mayūravadanā, Kākī, Śukī, Bhāsī, Garutmatī, Padmāvatī, Padmakeśī, Padmāsyā, Padmavāsinī, 9. Akṣarā, Tryakṣarā, Tantu, Praṇaveśī, Svarātmikā, Trivargā, Garvarahitā, Ajapā, Japahāriṇī, 10. Japasiddhi, Tapaḥsiddhi, Yogasiddhi, Parā, Amṛtā, Maitrīkṛt, Mitranetrā, Rakṣoghnī, Daityatāpanī, 11. Staṃbhanī, Mohanī, Māyā, Bahumāyā, Balotkaṭā, Uccāṭanī, Maholkāsyā, Danujendrakṣayaṃkarī, 12. Kṣemaṃkarī, Siddhikarī, Chinnamastā, Śubhānanā, Śākaṃbharī, Mokṣalakṣmī, Trivargaphaladāyinī, 13-14. Vārtālī, Jaṃbhalī, Klinnā, Aśvārūḍhā, Sureśvarī, Jvālāmukhī and others. They numbered nine crores. All of them were extremely powerful. Sportingly the armies of the mighty Dānavas were shrunk by them like the worlds shrunk by the flames of the fire at the time of the ultimate annihilation. 15-16. In the meantime, Durga, the mighty leader of the Daityas, made a shower of hailstones with the velocity of gusts of winds from behind the clouds. Thereupon, the esteemed goddess checked the shower of hailstones by discharging Śoṣaṇa (‘drying up’) missiles. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Q5 This uis also True. “While Nehru ensured his daughter became the prime minister of India, he also ensured that Sardar’s bloodline was forgotten in the pages of history. Having served the people of Gujarat, especially the Anand-based milk revolution, Maniben in old age was not able to see properly and would go around the streets of Ahmedabad, often stumbling and falling on the road, till some passerby helped her get up on her feet.” KR IRS 9923 On Sat, 9 Sept 2023 at 12:40, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 09-2023-09* > > *Q1 What are some of the most awesome psychological facts?* > > *A1 Shivam Rajbhar, World book education Sep 3* > > *1 Haters don't really hate you, in fact they hate themselves** because > they are a reflection of what you want.* > > *2. Be sure to listen carefully to how one person talks to you about other > people. That's how they talk to other people about you.* > > *3. We only need two close friends we can trust. A lot of friends are > associated with depression and stress.* > > *4. People who don't socialize much are not actually anti-social, they > don't tolerate drama and fake people.* > > *Stop telling your problems to others, 5% don't care and the other 20% are > happy that you have it.* > > *6. Eating chocolate while studying helps the brain retain new information > and is associated with higher test scores.* > > *Being nice to someone you dislike doesn't mean you're fake, it usually > means you're mature enough to tolerate that person.* > > *8. It's hard to get someone out of their mind, the reason they're > thinking about you too.* > > *9. People who understand sarcasm well are often good at reading people's > minds.* > > *If your mind wanders over and over again, there's a 10% chance that > you're subconsciously unhappy with your life.* > > *The way parents talk to their children becomes the voice of their > conscience.* > > *12. Writing down your negative thoughts and throwing them in the trash > can improve your mood. (I tried and it really works:)* > > *13. Meditation can change the structure of the brain in just 8 weeks. It > also increases gray matter in parts of the brain associated with learning.* > > *Q2 Did all Gods create the goddess Durga?* > > *A2 Lakshmy P. J, Read dozens books about Hindu mythology 11h* > > *No, not all gods created Goddess Durga**. In Hindu mythology, Durga is > one of the main deities representing women's power, strength and > motherhood. She is considered the embodiment of the divine feminine energy > or Shakti.* > > *According to Hindu scriptures, there are many stories and accounts about > the birth of Durga**. A popular version says that it was created by the > union of the Hindu triumvirate (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) to defeat the > powerful demon Mahishasura.* > > *This version of his creation is called the "Shakti" aspect of these gods. > In this version of the Creation story, Durga was gifted with weapons and > power by the gods and goddesses. Brahma gave him divine wisdom, Shiva gave > him the trident, Vishnu gave him the disc, and many other gods gave him > powers such as weapons, strength and beauty.* > > *But it is worth noting that the creation of Durga differs according to > different Hindu traditions and sects**. * > > *In some traditions it is believed to originate from primordial energy, > while in others it is seen as an aspect or form of Parvati, consort of > Shiva**. In these traditions, Durga represents the fierce warrior of > Parvati. It is also worth noting that Durga was widely worshiped during > Navrat, when her victory over Mahishasura was celebrated.* > > *During this time, devotees fast, pray and perform rituals, and > participate in vibrant cultural celebrations in honor of the goddess.* > > *In summary, although Durga is seen as a powerful, revered goddess in > Hindu mythology, not all gods were involved in her creation. However, there > are different interpretations, and stories about its creation may vary > according to regional beliefs and Hinduism.* > > *Q3 What is FUP and how does it work on a BSNL broadband > connection?* > > *A3 John K,Studied Master of Science in Psychology at Jain > University10mo* > > *Fair Usage Policy (FUP) is implemented by Internet Service Providers > (ISPs**) keeping in view the fact that a small number of customers may > otherwise use an excessive amount of the network bandwidth and impairs the > experience of a large majority. Usually it is 1 Terabyte that is set as a > limit .* > > *Many broadband providers impose a data limit called Fair Use Policy or > FUP**. For instance, if you’ve subscribed to a 4 Mbps broadband plan for > a month and crossed that limit, the broadband provider will automatically > reduce your internet speed for the next month.* > > *So, it is important to check the data cap when you buy a broadband plan.* > > *Usually, many broadband plans clearly mention when the package is > unlimited. In some cases, when the plan is not unlimited, they will list > down a precise number that states how much data can be accessed per month.* > > *Many of you might share the same data capacity on a broadband provider’s > line. This is termed as a ‘contention ratio’, which typically ranges > between one to 50 per side.* > > *Q4 Is it possible to request a specific phone number when buying > a sim card?* > > *A4 Gopala Krishnan, Former Asst General Manager, Retired at > Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)0y* > > *Normally all companies suggest a few NEW available numbers if we go to > the outlet (showrooms) . Disconnected numbers are not given for years for > so many reasons. Sometimes one number may be searching by C B I etc.On this > account, from the shown list one has to select the number.* > > *The outlets try their best to get the number you desire. I wanted a > number separately for the smart phone when I purchased during Covid period. > I just like that went to the show room. They got me a number differing one > digit from my existing number even without my asking.* > > *Q5 Do you know any particular great person about whom you have > hardly heard before?* > > *A5 Swatanshu Shekhar Singh,Studied Politics of India & Political > History of India3y* > > *One day a woman came to meet Jawaharlal Nehru and gave him a notebook and > a bag. When Nehru opened that bag, it had 35 lakh rupees in it and there > was a full account of the rupees in that notebook.* > > *That amount was the capital of the Congress organization**. The woman's > father used to keep accounts for this. After her father's death, the woman > gave that amount to Nehru without keeping a single rupee with her and she > went to her house.* > > *That woman who always travelled in the general class coaches of the > railways, and wearing her handmade clothes.She was a woman - long forgotten > after independence - daughter of the great leader of India, Sardar > Vallabhbhai Patel - "Maniben patel"* > > *These are immortal symbols of independence. Patel has done selfless > service to the nation and it was the invaluable jewel for our country.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 09-09-2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers.* > > *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 79, on 09-09-2023.* > > > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/873071583.404688.1694243395278%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/873071583.404688.1694243395278%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZor8e2ecB2HdOOPLtXUZH8bSY5vhxCOuTwUugFsXe7qCyQ%40mail.gmail.com.
