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> *Roger - Rum, you IaRSe-hole, bastard, be more respectful towards people. > Or has your behaviour, attitude and social interaction been acquired and > shaped in the brothel you were born and brought up in?!* > > On Mon, 1 Jan, 2024, 10:17 am 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123, < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Respected Mr Rajaram, >> >> Kindly write in a clear understandable form. >> >> Where did your grand mother lived? In what age electricity came to the >> village? >> >> Or you lived in which town/ city ? When did electric power came there? >> >> It is not about the date electric power came to India. >> >> You state your Grandma used switches to put on radio and gramaphone, I >> cannot believe it. You wrote your origin is a small village near >> Swamimali. You had electric power in that village in her life time >> >> *Give correct data so that I can take an excuse. Not suppose , suppose???* >> >> >> On Monday, 1 January, 2024 at 09:58:22 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >> Mr Gopalkrishnan, Your and your team I-123 (not iyer but idiot, and i and >> 2 and 3 only) maintained the incorrigible abuses but turns the table like a >> turtle, and accuse others; do you think, some idiots words are so powerful >> as that of Udayanidhi utterances? Senseless verbose after the 80s. When in >> your Q&A, the fallacy is pointed out, what do you reply?; it was not >> written by me (Mr G) ; but some one in quora; if you are willing to >> withdraw such fanatical statement, well you have the right to induce as you >> had written; it is proverbial to say, even my people knew it; so gran >> mother knowing it is perfect; your corrupt mind thinks, yesterday, only my >> grand mother of 150 year old (I don't know how a senile calculation arose) >> knew about it; and another one like you on wits end, thinks that when >> electricity came, there were no grand mothers; and it was when my >> grandmother knew there was no electricity as she was 150 year old? Read >> carefully without envy and anger, with the clear mind of learning, yearning >> to learn. Electricity came in 18 79 in India. ( when Narayanasamy described >> GM as 6year old) [Yet she had no right to know it? Suppose if Grandma got >> married at 10 to 14 as in those era, her daughter would be 18 when >> grandma is 32; suppose that daughte begot a child at her 20, at 85, of the >> grandson, mother would be 100 and GM 114; after all when idiots are living >> 98 will there be any doubt a GM 114 year old? Did anyone go to G and N and >> say such and such a thing, as they write with so much of imagination, >> without even seeing myself?!!. Silly minded. My Grandma knew electricity; >> she had the Radio and Gramophone; she plugged them, switched on. But the >> two idiots here, did not know that wood is a hard conductor; and writes >> about it before the aged audiences as if it is a lesson; and another idiot >> from Singapore writes, that electric shock can be prevented by hitting with >> a wood (nowadays all serials in TV shows it and that is what i wrote) where >> the idiot even then, did not learn from what he described-that wood is a >> hard conductor; and another idiot supports that idiot; and easwara save our >> souls from the ordeals. And finally if I say my mom it is only MY mom? >> Don't we call your mom and so many members moms as "MY " mom?; SO ALSO >> gRANMA IS NOT ONLY THAT RELATED ONLY, WE ADDRESS OLD PEOPLE AS PATTI, OR >> KIZHAVI (NON BRAHMINS) APPACHI (CHETTIARS) SO ON . Is there not a 60 years >> grandson; a 78 year old father; and 96 year old grandfather? If >> narayanasamy out of senility wrote something, another senile shall keep >> mum, and shall not try to defend and write like a rowdy. Thank you KR IRS >> 1124 (every time G your nose is cut and bleed but you will never give up >> like Vedalam?) >> >> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >> From: *gopala krishnan* <[email protected]> >> Date: Mon, 1 Jan 2024 at 09:01 >> Subject: Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-30 >> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>, Patty >> Thatha <[email protected]>, Iyer <[email protected]>, >> Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]>, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]>, APS Mani <[email protected]>, Laxminarayan Sarma < >> [email protected]> >> >> >> Respected Mr Rajaram, >> >> Being the first day of January 2024, I thought not write anything >> adverse about any one. >> >> Please read what Mr Narayanaswamy wrote carefully about non conductivity >> of dry wood and your response >> >> Q1 What are some extremely useful facts that you know? >> >> KR Just a graduate of 21 year old who is yet to see the world >> speaks about useful facts: >> >> Low volt electricity does not travel through wooden sticks. (Dry) >> >> KR My Grandma knows it >> You commented so. You are around 80 years old. Then up to which year >> your Grandma lived? *Whether electricity was known in her period? >> Whether she studied about it?* >> >> So you committed a mistake by a sarcastic comment and either you are >> able to prove it or by your nature not able to admit you are wrong. >> >> >> *Simply you are finding fault with others. Please, please stop this >> nature. * >> >> >> *Gopalakrishnan* >> >> On Monday, 1 January, 2024 at 08:38:53 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> So dear all >> Is it wrong if I hereinafter degrade narayanasamy as I like it as >> he is becoming greater ASS because of his birth in the wrong place at the >> wrong time; this is so far decent; next will be myself going back to the >> hitting him hard; a butler deserves that So all of you decide and and let >> me know in 24 hrs your decisions. Thank you Dont soare idiots. >> KR IRS 1124 >> >> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >> From: *Narayanaswamy Iyer* <[email protected]> >> Date: Mon, 1 Jan 2024 at 07:14 >> Subject: Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-30 >> To: iyer <[email protected]>, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> >> Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> >> >> >> >> Dear folks >> >> "*I WILL NEVER TRIGGER ANYTHING; BUT I WILL NEVER LET SHEEPS AND GOATS >> TO FLOCK OVER OUT OF SHAME. tHANK YOU GOPALAKRISHNAN. K R IRS 11223"* >> >> Famous last words in his usual drain-gutter-sewer broken English from a >> congenital liar who lies and always triggers controversies with his >> provocations. >> >> For example:- >> >> *"GR*:*Low volt electricity does not travel through wooden sticks. (Dry)* >> >> *KR: My Grandma knows it**.*" >> >> KR ex-IRS is in his mid-80's. So, is his Grandma in her 150's? >> >> He goes dumb, as he always does, as a craven coward who runs and hides in >> the cracks and crevices of the sewers in the slums of his Red Dogtown. >> >> Being unlearned, unlettered, unschooled and uneducated, he does not know >> that there is no plural for "sheep". >> >> Neither do sheep and goats (like him) "flock over out of shame". Perhaps >> he himself has adequate experience of "flocking out of shame" because every >> one of his copious lies is detected and nailed on the spot. >> >> To top it all, he indulges in his notorious insincere "nindu sthuthi" by >> pretending to thank his chosen adversary. >> >> And the incorrigible idiot still lives blindly and stupidly in the past, >> as he signs off (11223), meaning that today is not the first day of January >> in 2024 New Year, but the first day of December 2023 ! >> >> What an incurably ultra-senile wonky weirdo ! >> >> S Narayanaswamy Iyer >> >> On Sun, Dec 31, 2023 at 10:52 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> Mr Gopalakrishnan is courageous enough only to write within iyer and the >> others 2 and , no one else will know what he bluffed; he will abuse but he >> will become an upturned turtle; why are behaving as TV villains? Read his >> and mine Q3 and Q4 ; who wrote that note any devil from the sky; I always >> say, I WILL NEVER TRIGGER ANYTHING; BUT I WILL NEVER LET SHEEPS AND GOATS >> TO FLOCK OVER OUT OF SHAME. tHANK YOU GOPALAKRISHNAN. K R IRS 311223 >> >> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >> From: *'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty* <[email protected] >> > >> Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2023 at 19:11 >> Subject: Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-30 >> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>, Narayanaswamy >> Iyer <[email protected]>, Kerala Iyer <[email protected]>, >> Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, APS Mani <[email protected]> >> >> >> Respected sir, >> >> Mr Rajaram has as usual continuing his sarcastic and offensive >> responses. He will continue abusing also as usual, since he has asked "*WHY >> SHOULD I REGRET?"* >> >> Sir, the Malayalam saying " Ennae thallanda, Jnan nannavilla" (Don't blow >> me- I will not improve ) only comes to me. >> Gopalakrishnan >> >> On Sunday, 31 December, 2023 at 06:13:14 pm IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> Dear folks >> >> "*GR*:*Low volt electricity does not travel through wooden sticks. (Dry)* >> >> *KR: My Grandma knows it**.*" >> >> >> My comments:- >> >> >> "KR" being in his mid-80's, is his "Grandma" in her mid-50's? >> >> >> S Narayanaswamy Iyer >> >> On Sun, Dec 31, 2023 at 4:58 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> CULTURAL QA 12202330 >> >> Q1 What are some extremely useful facts that you know? >> >> KR Just a graduate of 21 year old who is yet to see the world >> speaks about useful facts: >> >> Low volt electricity does not travel through wooden sticks. (Dry) >> >> KR My Grandma knows it >> >> Next time when you witness an electric shock, you can use a wooden stick >> to push the accident victim off a wire. >> >> KR I think many TV serials are seen. >> >> The average Cell Phone screen is 10 times dirtier than a toilet seat. So, >> always manage a small time daily to clean. >> >> KR Do we not see DIRTY HARRYs only among the students? >> >> Eating blueberries daily helps you boost your short term memory. Rather >> than complaining about your short memory brain, start to take blueberries >> daily. >> >> KR Memory is health perfection oriented; so not only blue >> berry , any berry or any healthy balanced diet will do. >> >> Both declarative and procedural memory systems are >> elements of long-term memory, as contrasted to short-term or working >> memory. Declarative (including semantic and episodic) memory is an >> explicit form of memory, where facts are stored and can be recalled and >> “declared.” Procedural memory, by contrast, is an implicit form of >> memory, whereby performances can be elicited without conscious thought. >> >> The episodic memory system is related to the location or time of a >> personally-experienced event; an example would be the content of a >> particular training event that this trainee attended. The semantic memory >> system is related to facts that are not based on any personal recollection >> of episodic memory. An example would be identifying the pharmaceutical >> company with the highest global sales figures. Thus training per se engages >> the declarative memory system, either episodic or semantic. >> >> Human memory systems encompass several different types of >> cognitive phenomena and reflect our ability to learn, store, and later >> retrieve information. Although numerous subdivisions and classifications >> exist, episodic memory is what most people are referring to when they >> discuss memory. Episodic memory refers to memory of events or episodes in >> one's life that are related to a particular time and place. Episodic >> memories are: flexible, in which small details of a memory can be accessed >> in isolation (e.g., where you went for dinner last week) or the entire >> multimodal memory can be retrieved; relational, in which details of the >> memory are connected to each other and relate to your personal experience >> of the event; and contextual, in which the memory incorporates rich >> information about the environment and/or situation (i.e., they are context >> specific). >> >> Classic models of memory place episodic memory within the declarative >> memory system, which refers to memories that are directly accessible to >> conscious recollection. Episodic memory can be contrasted with semantic >> memory, which is another component of the declarative memory system and >> refers to a person's fund of general information. Unlike episodic memories, >> semantic memories reflect information that does not depend on a particular >> time or place (i.e., they are context general). Thus, knowing that >> Cleopatra was a queen of Egypt is part of semantic memory; remembering a >> time when one saw Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra is part of episodic >> memory. Similarly, learning a list of words is a function of episodic >> memory; knowing what the words mean depends on semantic memory. >> Importantly, many memories contain both episodic and semantic information, >> allowing for a more vivid representation of the memory. (hence it is a wide >> subject which a 21 year old may not……..) >> >> Q2 What's the main thing about the universe that cannot be explained >> by science? >> >> R and G Determining the "main" thing about the universe that science >> can't explain is subjective and depends on individual perspectives and >> interpretations. However, several prominent candidates exist: 1. >> Consciousness: 2. The origin and ultimate fate of the universe: 3. The >> existence and nature of dark matter and dark energy: 4. The emergence of >> life and its potential beyond Earth: 5. The fundamental nature of reality: >> \It's important to remember that science is constantly evolving and pushing >> the boundaries of knowledge. What may seem unexplainable today might find a >> scientific explanation tomorrow. >> >> KR I appreciate the young man; but the older generations by this >> time should have learnt better or read what I had been writing so far; even >> today on time I had written wrt the science. >> >> 1 Consciousness as Indian Vedas teach us is as abstract as >> the science is trying to unearth; the USA and many other nations have done >> communications made through their minds parted by distance, by corelating >> the graph projections of both. Science is trying to establish data only >> through the graphs (electro cardio graph) about the brain functions. So as >> admitted by Stephen hawking, these things can never be achieved at all. >> (II) One who had studied the NASADIYA SUKTHAM DIRECTLY OR WRITTEN BY ME >> AMY A TIMES, WILL KNOW, no brain or experiment or fossils or any advanced >> hydrogen, Helium etc can perfectly tell, any one , what was the origin, >> since none of (we were there but…B G ) us may remember. Nasadiya suktham >> the first literature alone were the closest; even they said: >> >> इ॒यं विसृ॑ष्टि॒र्यत॑ आब॒भूव॒ यदि॑ वा द॒धे यदि॑ वा॒ न। >> >> यो अ॒स्याध्य॑क्षः पर॒मे व्यो॑म॒न्त्सो अ॒ङ्ग वे॑द॒ यदि॑ वा॒ न वेद॑॥ ७॥ >> >> iyam visrushtir-yata aabhabhuuva yadi vaa dadhe yadi va na | >> >> yo asyaadhyakshah parame vy-o-mantso anga ve-eda yadi va ne veda || 7 || >> >> Where did creation have its origin? Who is One that created it or did the >> One not create it? That One alone perceives all from above and knows the >> beginning or maybe doesn’t? >> >> (III) The science had opened the gate of dark energy and the dark matter >> and even has photographs through HUBBLE. Black hole is well described in >> Rig Vedam. So, it cannot be said the science did not know about it. (IV) >> Emergence of life and potential beyond earth are well diagnosed by the >> science reasonably well; of course, the theory advanced is questionable and >> subject to alterations; but theory is founded. (V) Fundamental nature >> or reality? Author is not clear for me to answer. >> >> Q3 Can you tell me something inspiring? >> >> G ***Nothing in this universe will inspire you more than your good >> deeds. Just give your best in your work and inspiration will follow you. My >> note- I emphasise the truth of that statement. Those who abuse others, >> making negative observations on others may note it. >> >> KR I was not interested in the Youngman anecdote as that was his >> personal; but the aged cracked a joke at the end and that made me say , how >> an actor the writer is? >> >> INSPIRATION: Absolutely, inspiration is the heartbeat of >> creativity, the catalyst that ignites the flame within us, propelling us >> toward our goals and dreams. It acts as a guiding force, a muse that >> whispers ideas into our consciousness and fuels our passion to create, >> innovate, and excel. >> >> At its core, inspiration is a blend of emotions, experiences, and moments >> that strike a chord deep within us. It can manifest in various forms – a >> breathtaking landscape, a moving piece of music, a powerful speech, or even >> a simple act of kindness. It has the power to transcend boundaries, to >> traverse cultures, languages, and backgrounds, touching hearts and minds >> universally. >> >> One of the most captivating aspects of inspiration is its ability to >> spark creativity. When inspired, our minds break free from the confines of >> routine and familiarity, exploring new realms of imagination. It’s like a >> cascade of ideas, each one building upon the last, creating a symphony *of >> thoughts that lead to innovation and originality.* >> >> Moreover, inspiration is not solely about grand revelations or >> life-altering moments. It often hides in the mundane, waiting to be >> discovered in the ordinary facets of life. It could be found in a >> conversation with a friend, the pages of a book, the melody of a song, or >> even in the quiet solitude of a morning sunrise. The key lies in being >> receptive, in opening ourselves to the world around us, ready to embrace >> the spark that can set our souls on fire. >> >> *Importantly, inspiration is a force that drives action.* It’s not >> merely about feeling motivated; it’s about channelling that motivation into >> tangible steps forward. It nudges us out of our comfort zones, urging us >> to chase our aspirations, turning dreams into reality. >> >> >> >> *However, inspiration can be elusive*. It doesn’t always arrive on >> command. Sometimes, it requires patience, persistence, and an open mind. >> It’s about nurturing a mindset that welcomes inspiration, allowing it to >> weave its magic at its own pace. >> >> In conclusion, inspiration is the heartbeat of progress and the essence >> of human ingenuity. It’s the catalyst that fuels innovation, the guiding >> light that leads us toward our aspirations. It dwells in the world around >> us, waiting to be discovered and harnessed. So, let’s stay open, curious, >> and receptive, for in the embrace of inspiration lies the power to >> transform our lives and the world around us. >> >> Now let me know, whether a candy business will eke out profit Rs >> 2000 a day is a question to ask; and how did he know the candy business and >> it will eke out? he should have had a back up or he knew it as one already >> experienced around him, even as he was so young. So it is not at all >> inspiration to do at Besant Nagar where, I resided and no one will but any >> such things there as 75% of the homes do have some one in USA. Inspiration >> is that which takes others by storm, ad that person leads the society; >> candy is the oldest business. So now one can understand, why the real >> abusers, shifts the wily acts carried out by them, on others? and how the >> bad people always project a refined image, knowing fully well, the whole >> world is aware of their guilt. And is there in Villainy carried out by them >> any creativity, to cause any inspiration? I don’t know sir as villainy is >> the oldest product of the earth. >> >> >> >> Q4 What are some of the greatest examples of presence of mind? >> >> KR I have 2 books one on life of Sathyamurthy and another his >> wits; but I do not find any such episode as narrated, as the presence of >> mind. May be your presence of mind? Or escaping under it will continue only >> errors clause? >> >> K Rajaram IRS 31 12 23 >> >> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >> From: *'gopala krishnan' via iyer123* <[email protected]> >> Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2023 at 20:17 >> Subject: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-30 >> To: Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, Kerala Iyer < >> [email protected]>, Iyer <[email protected]> >> >> >> CULTURAL QA 12-2023-30 >> >> All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 30-12-2023. >> >> Selected quora answers generally interesting are included .Still they need >> not be 100% correct answers. >> >> Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, on 30-12-2023. >> >> Q1 What are some extremely useful facts that you know? >> >> A1 Aabishkar Wagle, BSc. Hons IT from University of Wolverhampton >> (Graduated 2019) Updated 5y >> >> Low volt electricity does not travel through wooden sticks. (Dry) >> >> Next time when you witness an electric shock, you can use a wooden stick >> to push the accident victim off a wire. >> >> The average Cell Phone screen is 10 times dirtier than a toilet seat. So, >> always manage a small time daily to clean. >> >> Eating blueberries daily helps you boost your short term memory. Rather >> than complaining about your short memory brain, start to take blueberries >> daily. >> >> Q2 What's the main thing about the universe that cannot be >> explained by science? >> >> A2 Chitransh Rahul Saxena 20h >> >> Determining the "main" thing about the universe that science can't >> explain is subjective and depends on individual perspectives and >> interpretations. However, several prominent candidates exist: >> >> 1. Consciousness: Despite significant neuroscientific advancements, the >> nature of consciousness and its emergence from physical processes remains a >> major puzzle. We understand the brain's electrical and chemical >> activities, but the "what it's like" aspect of subjective experience, >> qualia, eludes scientific explanation. >> >> 2. The origin and ultimate fate of the universe: Theories like the Big >> Bang and cosmic expansion provide compelling models for the universe's >> early stages and large-scale evolution. However, questions like what >> existed before the Big Bang, what lies beyond the observable universe, and >> what will ultimately happen to everything remain unanswered. >> >> 3. The existence and nature of dark matter and dark energy: These >> invisible components make up most of the universe's energy and mass, yet >> their composition and properties remain largely unknown. Scientists >> actively search for dark matter particles and study the expansion of the >> universe to unravel their mysteries. >> >> 4. The emergence of life and its potential beyond Earth: We understand >> the basic principles of life on Earth, but how exactly did it arise from >> non-living matter? Is life unique to Earth, or does it exist elsewhere in >> the universe? These questions push the boundaries of what science can >> currently answer. >> >> 5. The fundamental nature of reality: Questions about the nature of >> space, time, and the laws of physics delve into the deepest mysteries of >> existence. Are these fundamental elements absolute, or are they emergent >> properties of something more profound? Understanding the underpinnings of >> reality remains a long-term pursuit. >> >> It's important to remember that science is constantly evolving and >> pushing the boundaries of knowledge. What may seem unexplainable today >> might find a scientific explanation tomorrow. However, there's also the >> possibility that some aspects of the universe, like the essence of >> consciousness, might lie outside the realm of scientific inquiry and belong >> to philosophical or spiritual domains. >> >> Q3 Can you tell me something inspiring? >> >> A3 Murtuza Kanjeta, Student at IIT Madras Updated 2y >> >> I met this guy(middle one) on Elliot beach(chennai). He was selling >> cotton candy. I was clicking his pic then he asked me if I want the candy >> hair. I usually don’t carry money (cash) as I pay through digital mode 99% >> of time. But he offered me for free. I asked him where he came from and >> how he manages his life. >> >> I was shocked when he told me that he completed his 10th std from >> UP(Uttar Pradesh) and he came to Chennai all alone for earning money. >> Like he could have gone to Mumbai or some other north place due to ease in >> language but he chose Chennai. >> >> He learnt Tamil in just a span of 2 months (atleast he can communicate) >> and throughout the day he sells candy and makes a profit of nearly 2000 >> per day. >> >> As a gujju I asked him about his way of doing business, he wakes up at >> 4am and makes cotton candy with an equipment he purchased at a cost of >> 3000/- nearly he spends 200rs per day and makes 2000 RS profit. >> >> He was happy with his life and that made me happy too. >> >> We always want inspiration from other people but that boy was getting >> inspiration from his own work. >> >> ***Nothing in this universe will inspire you more than your good deeds. >> Just give your best in your work and inspiration will follow you. >> >> My note- I emphasise the truth of that statement. Those who abuse others, >> making negative observations on others may note it. >> >> Q4 What are some of the greatest examples of presence of mind? >> >> A4 Sunil Hembram, Former Student at Indian Institute of Science >> Education and Research, Kolkata (IISER-K) (2012–2017)Updated 6y >> >> This is a story about S. Satyamurti, who was a leading nationalist and a >> politician. He was known for his great oratory and his words carried >> wisdom, wit and logic. >> >> Once he went to England to present India’s case for freedom. He met the >> leading politicians in Britain. He pleaded them to restore self-government >> to India. He addressed several public meetings. They were well attended. >> >> At a meeting, while he was presenting India’s case for freedom, a >> heckler asked, “Do you know that the sun never sets on the British Empire?” >> That >> was true. For Britain had colonies all around the globe. And always it was >> day in some or the other part of the Empire. >> >> Satyamurti looked in the general direction of the crowd from where the >> question had come and smiled. The heckler felt he had nettled Satyamurti. He >> thought Satyamurti would not have a convincing reply. >> >> Here he went wrong. For Satyamurti replied, “ Do you know why? Even the >> sun doesn’t trust the British in the dark.” >> >> The laughter of the crowd pitched high. The heckler quickly ran out. He >> had learnt one lesson. He had met more than his match. He should have >> remained silent. He should not have heckled Satyamurti. >> >> Note: Last year when India celebrated the 70 I-Day, this unsung hero who >> fought for our independence was remembered. >> >> Q5 What is the latest joke about old age? >> >> A5 Gopalkrishna Vishwanath, I know lots of them. But most can't be >> narrated without spoiling my good name.5h >> >> In my WhatsApp group of old men in my age group, some are still a bit >> naughty. >> >> Here is a joke shared by one of them in the group. >> >> A group of Indian oldies decided to set out on a pilgrimage along with a >> guide.The guide made all arrangements and lectured the group on dos and >> don’ts during the journey. >> >> One of the don’ts was ‘When traveling don’t look at or stare at beautiful >> woman if there are any on the way. Look straight ahead and watch your >> step. Remember that you are on a pilgrimage. 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