Śūnya (शून्य) or Śāśvataśūnya refers to the *“eternal void”,* representing one of the *“sixteen stations of the ascent of kuṇḍalinī”,* according to the Manthānabhairavatantra.—Accordingly, “[...] (16) Above that is the eternal Void *[i.e., śāśvata-śūnya—śāśvataṃ śūnyaṃ].* (There) one should think of nothing. Then, having emptied the mind (one attains) Nirvāṇa, the supreme plane. Having contemplated the End of the Nine, which is supreme, (one attains) Nirvāṇa, the supreme plane. The renouncer, having contemplated the End of the Nine, is freed from bondage. [...] (Perfect) contemplation (samādhi) is with (these) sixteen aspects and is (attained) within the form of the sixfold deposition (ṣoḍhānyāsa). He who knows this is (a veritable) Lord of Yogis, the others (who do not) are (just) quoting from books. Once attained the plane that is Void and Non-void, the yogi is freed from bondage”.[Adi Shankara made verses on shunya which Buddhism adopted as , shunya and brahmam are one and the same in the Vedic concept] So let me be addressed as Brahmam by the three-shunya. What is the proportionate equation?
iraachaa iraamoo -- vidyaa shoonyam,(1) jnyaana shoonyam, (2) vairaagya shoonyam,(3) vaakya shoonyam,(4) liptha shoonyam, (5) likhitha shoonanm, (6) bhakthi shoonyam, (7) mukthi shoonyam, (8) dharma shoonyam,(9) shuddhi shoonyam, (10) shraddhaa shoonyam, (11) dayaa shoonyam, (12) daakshanya shoonyam, (13) bhaashaa shoonyam,(14) vignyaana shoonyam, (15) suguna shoonyam,(16) drushti shoonyam, (17) viveka shoonyam, (18) dhairya shoonyam, (19) jaagrath shoonyam, (20) vishvaasa shoonyam – KR= 1; KR=100,000,000,000,000,000,000; =10100 or 10010 whereas Naragal fraud asamy is mi8nus 32 degrees Thank you Narayana for your worshipful commentary on me KR ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2023 at 07:15 Subject: Re: [iyer123] Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 To: iyer <[email protected]>, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Dear folks *Poor iraachaa iraamoo -- vidyaa shoonyam, jnyaana shoonyam, vairaagya shoonyam, vaakya shoonyam, liptha shoonyam, likhitha shoonanm, bhakthi shoonyam, mukthi shoonyam, dharma shoonyam, shuddhi shoonyam, shraddhaa shoonyam, dayaa shoonyam, daakshanya shoonyam, bhaashaa shoonyam, vignyaana shoonyam, suguna shoonyam, drushti shoonyam, viveka shoonyam, dhairya shoonyam, jaagrath shoonyam, vishvaasa shoonyam -- does not know what to write, because he is bleeding in all his nava-svaaras.* S Narayanaswamy Iyer On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 2:23 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> wrote: > Poor Govalu, does not know what to write because nose is bleeding. Thank u > Govalu. KR > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <[email protected]> > Date: Tue, Dec 19, 2023, 11:46 AM > Subject: Re: [iyer123] Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 > To: [email protected] <[email protected]>, Patty Thatha < > [email protected]>, Kerala Iyer <[email protected]>, > Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> > > > Sir, > > I was sure Mr Rajaram will respond in his own English. He responded. "It > does not matter how he writes, but the contents are important". > > *I would have agreed if it was by a priest from Kalahasthi temple about > Rahu pooja, timings and charges. He would not have studied much English.* > > I am not able to agree to it because > *he never forget to add KR IRS (K Rajaram IRS). * > > > *I am still at large- Why a former IRS does not read what he typed before > posting or review what he typed for Grammar check. * > > > *Gopalakrishnan* > > On Tuesday, 19 December, 2023 at 11:03:09 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear Sri Gopalakrishnan > > The immoral idiot who admitted he was a NAYUNDA MAVEN and a MAAMAA-PIMP > cannot help putting his foot in his mouth every time he takes to the > computer keyboard. > > But he goes too far when he attributes to you his own venomous > falsifications and tries to hide his cement-filled brain and stone-skull in > a smoke of his own acrid digestive gases. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 1:12 PM gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Respected sir, > > I think you are the only member fully going through Mr Rajaram's responses > and postings. > Some times I just skip through. One thing I am sure- If I read fully his > postings and responses , sometimes pointing me, I will forget all English > grammar. > Gopalakrishnan > > On Tuesday, 19 December, 2023 at 10:29:20 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear folks > > Gross stupidity combined with ageing geriatic insanity and total lack of > schooling, learning, education has rendered KR ex-IRS 18 12 23 utterly > blind, as his congenital syphilis inherited from his sex-worker mother has > penetrated his brain. > > It was he himself, not Sri Gopalakrishnan whom he demonises, who wrote:- > > "*Ratite: (of a bird) having a flat breastbone without a keel, and so > unable to fly. {Narayanasamy to n* > > *Know the meaning of keel}*" > > > The previous exchange was:- > > > "*The same mlechcha barbarian (i.e. KR ex-IRS) idiot thinks a keel is a > metal hinge connecting two wooden doors !* > > "Had he bothered to think with the surviving remnants of his cement-head > and stony skull, he would have discovered that the albatross is a carinate, > not a ratite." > > Once a mlechcha savage barbarian cement-brained stone-headed idiot, > forever a mlechcha savage barbarian cement-brained stone-headed idiot. > Incurable and durable. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > > > > > On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 11:36 AM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > The barbaric naked Narayanasamy, pimp as usual due to his insenility, > accuses Gopalakrishnan who wrote ratite, not myself; and why did I give the > meaning of ratite; i said diplomatically; but Narayanasamy only called > Gopalakrishnan as "Had he bothered to think with the surviving > remnants of his cement-head and stony skull". Poor man he thinks it is > aval; but pounding the empty ural. Mutta Narayana, you do not evince > interest to learn even LKG to learn about Keel; Albatross is found in India > idiot Narayana and as a butler what you learnt in your british > school rhyme, (ofcourse failed even in that class is a different issue) you > speak thinking it is a west bird. G is another who may not even think what > is he writing; he was happy to learn from his quora ignorant Albatross is > something new. It is called ANDARANDA PARAVAI IN TAMIL, nAVA KUNJARAM IN > SANSKRIT; rAMESWARAM SEA HAS THE BIRD:"MADURAI: Two bird researchers have > recorded sighting of a light-mantled albatross (Phoebetria palpebrata) in > Tamil Nadu's Rameswaram. The bird was spotted on Anthoniyarpuram Beach, > an important spot for birds in the Gulf of Mannar region, on September 8, > 2020 Muttalai muttale kamuruvar Bye Narayana KR > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: *Narayanaswamy Iyer* <[email protected]> > Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2023 at 07:38 > Subject: [iyer123] Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 > To: iyer <[email protected]>, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> > Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> > > > Dear folks > > The extreme incurable gross stupidity of unschooled, unlearned, uneducated > buffoon KR ex-IRS 18 12 23 will never cease. > > He writes in his habitual drain-gutter-sewer broken English:- > > "*Q3 What is the largest bird that is not a ratite?* > > *KR Have you seen Albatross? Ratite: (of a bird) having a flat > breastbone without a keel, and so unable to fly. {Narayanasamy to n* > > *Know the meaning of keel}*" > > > The mleccha barbarian idiot has never come across "The Rime Of The Ancient > Mariner" by renowned "nature poet" Samuel Taylor Coleridge who describes an > albatross flying across the clouds, snow, and ice to perch on the mast of > the mariner's ship. > > > *The same mleccha barbarian idiot thinks a keel is a metal hinge > connecting two wooden doors !* > > > Had he bothered to think with the surviving remnants of his cement-head > and stony skull, he would have discovered that the albatross is a carinate, > not a ratite. > > > Ratites include ostriches and emus and other birds that cannot fly. > > > *The same mleccha barbarian idiot takes pride in advertising again his > paralysed left hand, infected with congenital syphilis from his prostitute > mother whereby he cannot reach the "w" button on his keypad.* > > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 6:24 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > CULTURAL QA 12202318 > > Q1 What are some interesting facts you know about animals? > > G Vultures, often seen as mere scavengers, play a pivotal role in our > ecosystem that contradicts their grim reputation.( and more) > > KR Above young one west interest may be seen; but we are so advanced; > and at this age let us know all these akso: > > ANIMAL KINGDOM: Chapter 4.24 - The Gridhra (Vulture) in the Epics > > In the Ramayana, the Gridhra has played an important role in the form of > Jatayu and Sampati who helped Lord Rama in his search for Sita. Jatayu > sacrificed his life in his fight with the demon king Ravana who had > abducted Sita. > > Sampati says, > > tasmadaharaviryena nisargena cavanarah | > > ayojanashatatsagradvayampashyamanityashah || > > “Monkeys through the potency of our food and by virtue of our nature are > strong. Vultures can always see to a distance of more than one hundred > yojanas.”[1] > > Vultures were hovering in the Ariel region and a large flock of cultures > followed Ravana’s chariot in the Rama-Ravana War.” > > ketamurdhanigridhrastuvilino dakshinamukhah | > > nadannubhayatahparshvamsamagram shriyamaharat ||[2] > > There was a vulture on the chariot of the ogre perched facing the south > and it was suggesting ill omen. The brother of Ravana, Kumbhakarna, > experienced auspicious omens. He saw “a vulture actually alighted on his > pike as he was marching along the road. His left eye twitched and his left > arm throbbed.” > > nishpatacagridhrosya shule vaipathigacchatah | > > prasphurannayanamcasyasavgobahurakampayat ||[3] > > > > Likewise the son of Ravana faced ill omens when he was fighting with > Rama’s brother Lakshmana. > > kravyada daruna vagbhishcikshipurbhimanihsvanaman | > > natadanimvavanvagurnacajajvalapavakah ||[4] > > Hideous carnivorous birds emitted frightful cries with their tongues. No > wind blew at that time nor did fire burn.” In the Ramayana, the Grdhra is > said to be the son of Shyeni. > > The vulture spreading its wings and paws and it is posed as if it is > giving out calls depicted on the flag of Ghatokaca. Another similar bird > depicted on the flag of the demon was called Alanbusha. > > In Shantiparva of the Mahabharata, there is a story of a dialogue between > the vulture and the fox. A dead body of a child was brought to the cemetery > for funeral rites. At that time the vulture and the fox were present there. > Both of them tried to fool the relatives of the dead child because both of > them wanted to devour the corpse. > > There are actually four kinds of vultures[5]. Vultures are kin to eagles > and also hawks. They have strong wings and fat bodies. They subsist on > flesh and fruits. They are skilled hunters. They have glossy bodies of > various colours and they are sluggish in nature. They breed during the > rainy season. A female vulture starts laying eggs she it reaches the age of > 2 years. The young chicks are nurtured and protected by the mother. When > their chicks are born, their eyes remain closed. Slowly the eyes open and > they start growing. They traverse long distances. They like move in flocks. > Some varieties of vultures are terribly scared of water. They make > frightening calls. They descend on the prey with lightning speed and in no > time they finish off the prey. They have great appetites and they eat a > lot. Although they live in flocks they also fight among themselves. > > Valmiki Ramayana . IV. 58.30a. VI. 57. 39[5]:Mrigapakshishastra > [mriga-pakshi-shastra] .II.26.211b, 217, 222b, 227,231b > > II Vulture in National animal Kingdom: New World vultures lack the > ability to perform songs like many other species of bird. Instead, they are > restricted to simple sounds, such as grunts and hisses. > > > > Although bone forms a vulture’s diet for the most-part, there are some > species that prefer a more rounded diet. Feasting on a variety of nuts, > fish and other birds, both the palm nut vulture and the lappet-faced > vulture do well to defy their haunting stereotypes. > > ‘Urohydrosis’ is a process in which an animal urinates on itself in order > to cool down when temperatures reach blistering highs. However, vultures > also use this technique as a means to disinfect their legs of bacteria > following a feed on a rotten carcass as their urine possesses high levels > of acid. > > As well as their urine, vultures also have extremely strong acids inside > their stomachs. These acids not allow help the birds to fight and destroy > lethal bacteria, but also help to break down the bones of the carcasses > that the birds devour, which contribute between 70-90 per cent of their > overall diet. > > Thermals help these birds to reach incredible heights, most of which would > be deadly to other species of birds. A series of cardio-vascular > adaptations means that vultures are able to fly at heights where oxygen > levels are at their thinnest, with one particular Ruppell’s griffon vulture > reaching almost 11.5 kilometres! > > As a result of the threats that vultures face, the first Saturday of > September is now dedicated to celebrating International Vulture Awareness > Day. These days are extremely valuable in educating people about the true > nature of these vulnerable animals, whilst allowing them to partake in fun > activities at the same time. > > > > Q2 What are some simple observations which people fail to observe? > > G Einstein's law of itching. When your hands are coated with something > messy like butter or grease, any of your body part will begin to itch. > > KR Even as a joke Mr G cannot corelate; einstein and itching. > Itching is so simple not grease butter etc unless allergic; Itch is the > dominant symptom of a vast variety of diseases from cutaneous inflammatory > conditions such as atopic dermatitis to systemic, neurologic, and > autoimmune disorders such as hepatic or renal failure, multiple sclerosis, > or celiac disease. Recent studies have indicated that this frequently > ignored symptom can have a major impact on health-related quality of life. > It is recognized that antihistamines are not effective to treat most > itches. These observations have paralleled a much-needed increase of > investigation into the mechanisms underlying both acute and chronic itch > and will ultimately lead to new and effective therapies. Itch has been the > least understood and researched somatosensory modality. This is changing as > the growth of dermatologic and neuroscience-based research in the last > decade has allowed for a better understanding of the neuro- and physio > anatomical bases of itch. The importance of the immune system in mediating > cutaneous and neurogenic inflammation also contributes to itch but is > beyond the scope of this article. By understanding the pathophysiology of > itch, clinicians are better equipped to manage and treat patients with > itch. This article describes our current understanding of the > pathophysiology of itch. > > > > G Newton's law of queue. You're standing in a queue and it is moving > very slowly, so you decide to switch to a different queue. As soon as you > leave that queue, it will start to move faster than the one you're in now. > > KR Another funny thought. Newton? One who has no brain, only > switch queues, without seeing how slow the counterman works. > > > > G Hooke's law of rabbit hole. When you're in a hurry and need a tool, > you'll drop it and it'll roll to the least accessible corner. > > KR Hookes’s? Only because he does not know how to work and > possess so much tension. > > > > My note- Specifically when we try to take out a small tablet from the > folio, it will fall and move to an inaccessible corner in the flooring > > > > G Selmon's rule of I don't know. When you try to prove to someone that > something doesn't work, it'll. My note- About a year back I had been to my > co brother's home in Kerala for his grandson’s upanayanam. The cooks > reported any number of times they plugged, grinder not working, so we had > morning tiffin with iddali- sambar. After tiffin my brother in law went > and inserted the plug, nothing done, grinder started working!!! > > KR Funny people like G and co.!! Normal cook team comes prepared > with all sets of equipment even if current do fail; A lady knows how to > plug; reverse plug will not work; also loose connection ; and current if in > single phase and fluctuating in lower voltage, grinder pick up 2000 volts > suction will not start. So in emergency people without brain only attribute > with such words it did not and did later etc. And such will join in > Bhajans. > > > > G Kohli's rule of Ben Stokes. When you dial a wrong number, it'll > never be busy. > > KR Now I know ; mad caps pessimistic crowd. > > > > Q3 What is the largest bird that is not a ratite? > > KR Have you seen Albatross? Ratite: (of a bird) having a flat > breastbone without a keel, and so unable to fly. {Narayanasamy to n > > Know the meaning of keel} The location where the Albatross was spotted is > part of the Palk Bay and near the Gulf of Mannar, an 'Important Bird Area' > on India's southeast coast. > > Q4 What was the best thing you were told that made a change in your > life? > > KR Oh again and again I had already written a lot > > Q5 What are some interesting facts about pigs? > > KR : On Varaham I had written already. A bite on the snout by a > more venomous snake could kill them. Rattlesnake do not kill pigs as well > as humans. All snake bites will not kill. > > > > Q6 What sounds extremely wrong, but is actually correct? > > KR How many temple submerge in India under water you know? > > ***A park in Austria becomes totally submerged in 30 feet of water every > spring. > > My note- ***Most streets in entire Tamilnadu submerge in water during > floods. > > > > Q7 What is your best advice? > > KR Help from some one who is so young; don’t we have better advice from > our scriptures? What is the use being iyer123? > > KR IRS 181223 > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: *'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty* <[email protected]> > Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2023 at 12:49 > Subject: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 > To: Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, Iyer < > [email protected]>, Kerala Iyer <[email protected]> > > > CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 > > All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 18-12-2023. > > Selected quora answers by experts and generally interesting only are > included .Still they need not be 100% correct answers. > > Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, former ITS on 18-12-2023. > > Q1 What are some interesting facts you know about animals? > > A1 Victor Dirikebamor,Storyteller15h > > Vultures, often seen as mere scavengers, play a pivotal role in our > ecosystem that contradicts their grim reputation. > > These majestic birds are unique among birds of prey, for they are the > only birds of prey that do not kill. One could call them nature's > clean-up crew. > > They are the diligent custodians of the wild, meticulously stripping > animal remains to their bare bones. An act considered morbid is a critical > ecological service. Their contribution is nothing but profound. > > Vultures possess stomachs with acidity akin to car batteries, a natural > defence that annihilates harmful bacteria and viruses. > > In consuming the dead, they starve disease-spreading insects of breeding > grounds, acting as a natural bulwark against the spread of illness. > > South Africa alone is home to nine distinct species of these creatures, > ranging in size but united in purpose. > > Unfortunately, the narrative surrounding vultures often overlooks their > immense value. Feasting in the dead has given them a bad name. > > This misconception, coupled with environmental threats, has led to a > dramatic decline in their numbers. > > Indian vultures alone saw a staggering 97% population decrease in just 15 > years, primarily due to the toxic effects of diclofenac, a drug used in > livestock that proves lethal to these birds. > > As with most things on our planet, Vultures serve a purpose. Their > survival is not just their concern— it's ours too > > Q2 What are some simple observations which people fail to observe? > > A2 Prabhat Mishra, Observations are as follows 1y > > Einstein's law of itching. > > When your hands are coated with something messy like butter or grease, any > of your body part will begin to itch. > > Newton's law of queue. > > You're standing in a queue and it is moving very slowly, so you decide to > switch to a different queue. As soon as you leave that queue, it will > start to move faster than the one you're in now. > > Hooke's law of rabbit hole. > > When you're in a hurry and need a tool, you'll drop it and it'll roll to > the least accessible corner. > > My note- Specifically when we try to take out a small tablet from the > folio, it will fall and move to an inaccessible corner in the flooring > > Selmon's rule of I don't know. > > When you try to prove to someone that something doesn't work, it'll. > > My note- About a year back I had been to my co brother home in Kerala for > his grandson’s upanayanam. The cooks reported any number of times they > plug, grinder not working, so we had morning tiffin with iddali- sambar. > > After tiffin my brother in law went and inserted the plug, nothing done, > grinder started working!!! > > Kohli's rule of Ben Stokes. > > When you dial a wrong number, it'll never be busy. > > Q3 What is the largest bird that is not a ratite? > > A3 Laura Aanested,8h > > The answer is the Wandering Albatross, due to its 11-foot wingspan: > > The Wandering (or Snowy) Albatross can literally fly hundreds of miles > without flapping its wings. > > The Wandering Albatross does mate for life. > > Q4 What was the best thing you were told that made a change in your > life? > > A4 Gurmeet Bishnoi, Studied at Master of Science Degrees2y > > A saint visited his old friend after a long time. > > He reached his home and saw that he is living a life of poverty. His > friend had two brothers. There was a fruit tree outside his house. > > All three brothers used to collect fruits from tree and earn some money by > selling them everyday. This was their only source of their earning to eat > two meals a day. > > When Saint reached their home, they did same thing. But that day they > couldn't earn enough money to arrange food for 4 people. Only two person > could eat food. > > Two of his brothers denied to eat food by saying that they were not hungry. > Thus, Saint and his friend ate food. Saint was feeling pity for his > friend's condition but he didn't know how to help his friend. > > In the middle of the night, he woke up and did one thing. He cut their > fruit tree and left their home. Next day when the three brothers woke up, > they were sad because this was the only means of their earning. Whole > village was saying that Saint was evil. > > After few years, > > Saint was again passing through his friend's village. So he gathered some > courage to meet him again. He was scared if people would beat him, but > nevertheless decided to visit his friend. > > When he reached there, he saw that a big house had been built there. > Condition from inside was super. After seeing him, his Friend came > running towards him and said, > > He : Initially we were angry at you but with time we understood as to why > you had cut the tree. We were living with that tree only, that's why we > didn't do hard work anywhere else. We were in our comfort zone but after > cutting the tree, we started hard work and we got success. > > Que : What was best thing you were told? > > Ans: Comfort zone is the enemy of success. To achieve great success, we > need to come out of this zone and work hard. > > Q5 What are some interesting facts about pigs? > > A5 Magnify Joel, Facts Finder on Quora Updated May 7 > > Pigs are one the few animals that many do not like. And that’s because of > the way they play with their bodies in the mud. > > The reason is that Pigs can't sweat, they need help by staying in cool > places on hot days. > > Also, Pigs are one of the cleanest animals. They keep their toilets far > from their living or feeding area. > > Pigs are gentle creatures with surprising intelligence. > > Studies have found that they're smarter than dogs and even 3-year-old > children. > > And it will interest you that just as you sing to your babies, petting > them to sleep, Mother pigs also sing to their babies. > > They dream and like sleeping nose to nose. > > ***Snake bite on pigs do not cause havoc on them because they have a lot > of adipose tissue (fat) and the venom doesn't/isn't able to reach the blood > stream where it would normally circulate through causing problem or havoc > for the pig. > > The natural lifespan of a pig is 15-20 years. > > My note*** Snake bite do not cause anything to pigs is a new information > to me. However they eat pee of people is annoying. I am not sure whether > farm pigs eat pee. > > Q6 What sounds extremely wrong, but is actually correct? > > A6 Works at Power Grid Corporation of India Limited Updated 6y > > Well, Even I didn’t believe it when I first read that. But Yes! The Crazy > facts that I tell you’ll surely blow your mind. > > Bangladesh has more people than Russia. Bangladesh (slightly bigger than > the size of New York state) has a population of 156.6 million. Russia has > 143.5 million . > > A Banyan Tree near Kolkata, India is bigger than the average Walmart. The > 250-year-old Great Banyan tree has aerial roots that cover 3.5 acres of > land, which equals roughly 156,000 square feet, or 14,400 square meters. > > The city of Chicago was raised by over a foot during the 1850s and '60s > without disrupting daily life. > > There are more synapses (nerve connections) in your brain than there are > stars in our galaxy.Astronomers estimate that there are more than 200 > billion stars present in the Milky way . That's a lot of stars. > > North Korea and Finland are technically separated by only one country. > > Heroin was once used to treat children's coughs. > > Harvard University was founded before calculus was invented. > > Alaska is the most eastern, western, and northern state in the United > States > > ***A park in Austria becomes totally submerged in 30 feet of water every > spring. > > My note- ***Most streets in entire Tamilnadu submerge in water during > floods. > > Q7 What is your best advice? > > A7 Gurmeet Bishnoi, Lives in Berlin (2023–present)Updated 3y > > A pregnant deer in the forest was about to give birth to a child. She was > wandering in search of a safe place. > > Then she saw high and dense grass on the river bank. She found that > appropriate place to give birth to the baby. > > As soon as she reached there, she started suffering pain. At the same > time, the thunder clouds in the sky were hovering and lightning started. It > was about to rain. > > When she saw at right side, a hunter was aiming the arrow at her. > > Frightened, she turned to the left, then there was a hungry lion, ready to > attack her. > > In front, the dry grass caught fire due to lighting in front and there was > a river in back side with plenty of water. > > She was caught up from everywhere. She didn't know what to do! > > Deer left herself in the void, didn't think of anything else and started > giving birth to her child. Look at the nature of nature. > > Suddenly, Heavy lighting dazzled hunter's eyes and he left the arrow due > to this. His arrow passed by the deer, went into the eye of the lion, the > lion roared and ran away. The pouring rain started and the forest fire was > extinguished. Deer gave birth to baby. > > Que : What is your best advice? > > Ans : Even in our life, sometimes there are some moments when we are > surrounded by problems from all sides and are unable to take any decision. > Then, by handing everything over to destiny, we should focus on our > responsibility and priority. Ultimately God makes the final decision of > fame, waste, defeat, victory, life, death. 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