CULTURAL QA 04202427
Q1 What are a list of best protein rich foods?
G protein rich foods are :-1. Paneer, 100 gm
= 23 gm protein 1. Tofu 100gm= 18 gm protein 4. Soya
chunks 100gm = 52 gm protein 8. Whey protein 30gm scoop= 24gm
protein My note- Non veg items are removed from the list
KR Do Indian generally know including compiler, what is Paneer,
Tofu; Soya chunk and Whey protein and are they locally in all places of
India is available direct? It is > veg and Non Veg exclusions.
Proteins are complex molecules made up of amino acids. They are
essential for the structure, function, and regulation of the body's tissues
and organs. Proteins play crucial roles in various biological processes,
including:
Structural Support: Proteins provide structural support to cells, tissues,
and organs. For example, collagen is a protein that forms the structural
framework of connective tissues like skin, tendons, and bones.
Enzymatic Reactions: Many proteins act as enzymes, facilitating biochemical
reactions in the body. Enzymes are catalysts that speed up chemical
reactions without being consumed in the process. They play vital roles in
metabolism, digestion, and other cellular processes.
Transportation: Certain proteins, such as hemoglobin, transport molecules
like oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Hemoglobin, found in red
blood cells, binds to oxygen in the lungs and carries it to tissues and
organs.
Immune Function: Proteins are essential components of the immune system.
Antibodies, for example, are proteins produced by the immune system to
identify and neutralize harmful pathogens like bacteria and viruses.
Hormonal Regulation: Hormones are signaling molecules that regulate various
physiological processes. Many hormones, such as insulin and growth hormone,
are proteins or peptide derivatives.
The body constantly needs proteins to maintain and repair tissues, support
growth, and regulate various biochemical processes. The need for protein
varies depending on factors such as age, sex, body size, activity level,
and overall health.In quantum biology, the study of biological processes
within the framework of quantum mechanics, there's growing interest in
understanding
how quantum phenomena might influence biological systems, including proteins.
Some research suggests that quantum effects, such as quantum coherence and
tunnelling, could play roles in processes like photosynthesis and enzymatic
reactions. However, the extent to which quantum effects contribute to
protein function and dynamics in living organisms is still an area of
active investigation and debate in the scientific community.
Hence protein needs are variables and discussing at 80 is making it an
universal applications, leading old people towards fatal fall; do you know
that excess protein gets converted only as starch and also splitting faster
and earlier than the fat, inducing DIABETIC, INCREASING THE READING OF THE
DIABETIC? EXCESS AMINO COULD DISTURN THE KIDNEY?
India offers a rich variety of foods that are excellent sources of
protein. Lentils (dal): Various types of lentils such as masoor dal (red
lentils), moong dal (split green gram), and chana dal (split chickpeas) are
widely consumed in Indian cuisine. Chickpeas (chana): Used in dishes like
chana masala, falafel, and salads. Kidney beans (rajma): Often used in
curries and salads. Black-eyed peas (lobia): Used in dishes like lobia
curry and salads. Yogurt (curd): Consumed plain or used in dishes like
raita, lassi, and yogurt-based marinades. Consumed plain or used to prepare
various dairy-based beverages and desserts. Cashews. Peanuts Sesame seeds:
Added to dishes as a garnish or used to make sesame seed chutney. Whole
Grains. If in India if one eats normally, low quantum of food, one gets
protein in excess. It means protein is naturally available in any Indian
food, if so, why TOFU and all? Diabetic should be careful in availing and
not over doing also in Proteins. \---------------------------- KR IRS
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Q2 One Naga Baba came to my house and blessed me. He gave me two
rudraksha and one koral from the air. Can I wear it?
KR Simple answer -wear or don’t wear; your choice; it is not
going to make anyone wise or lucky.
Q3 What would an IQ of 500 or 1000 look like?
KR: Silly Q and A.
The concept of IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is designed to measure human
intelligence relative to the general population. However, the IQ scale
typically has a range that is statistically meaningful for most
populations. The scale is designed so that the average IQ is 100, with a
standard deviation of 15. This means that the majority of people (about
68%) have an IQ between 85 and 115, and about 95% fall within two standard
deviations of the mean (between 70 and 130). Now, if we consider IQ scores
of 500 or 1000, it's important to note that these numbers far exceed the
typical range of IQ scores. In a traditional IQ test, scores beyond a
certain point (usually around 160 to 200) are difficult to measure
accurately due to the limitations of the test's design and the statistical
properties of human intelligence. IQ scores of 500 or 1000 would likely be
considered beyond the practical limits of current IQ testing methods. Such
scores would suggest an extreme level of intelligence far beyond what is
observed in the general population. It's worth noting that while high IQ
scores are often associated with exceptional cognitive abilities,
intelligence is a multifaceted trait, and a high IQ score alone does not
encompass all aspects of human intelligence or potential.
And that is why Siddhas are so potential and no one can measure
their IQ. And now it is EQ and not IQ sir.
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Q4 If Parshuram is the incarnation of Vishnu, then why didn't
Parshuram recognize Ram during the breaking of the Shiva bow event?
KR I appreciate having quoted Vishnu and Padma Puranas. But is
it just 6 gunas differentiated 3 and 6 avatarams? Avataram means descending
down; manifestations of brahmam yes. Six gunas if were absent in 6
avatarams, then how they are avatarams of Vishnu? Has the question been
answered? NO Quotes are good; as the compiler , piles up without know-how,
filling pages, so too the writer, stolen from somewhere, without the
application of the mind. B G chap 4 verse 6,7 &8 says:
अजोऽपि सन्नव्ययात्मा भूतानामीश्वरोऽपि सन् ।प्रकृतिं स्वामधिष्ठाय
सम्भवाम्यात्ममायया ॥ ६ ॥ajo ’pi sann avyayātmā bhūtānām īśvaro ’pi san
prakṛtiṁ svām adhiṣṭhāya sambhavāmy ātma-māyayā
ajaḥ — unborn; avyaya — without deterioration; ātmā — body; prakṛtim — in
the transcendental form; svām — of Myself; sambhavāmi — I do incarnate;
ātma-māyayā — by My internal energy. Although I am unborn and My
transcendental body never deteriorates, and although I am the Lord of all
living entities, I still appear in every millennium in My original
transcendental form. {KR it means all avatarams have HIS energy only]
यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत । अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तदात्मानं
सृजाम्यहम् ॥ ७ ॥ yadā yadā hi dharmasya glānir bhavati bhārata abhyutthānam
adharmasya adātmānaṁ sṛjāmy aham
yadā yadā — whenever and wherever; hi — certainly; dharmasya — of dharma
conduct; Whenever and wherever there is a decline in dharma conduct and
practice, O descendant of Bharata, and a predominant rise of irreligion –
at that time I descend Myself. [KR Purpose said; and had happened in
major occasions only 9 times so far for the treta, Krita, Dvapara yugas 4
+4+1 where HIS descent killed asuras; comparatively Kaliyuga is better. So
purpose objective and ALL ARE HIS ENERGY ONLY IS CLEAR.
परित्राणाय साधुनां विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम् । धर्मसंस्थानार्थाय सम्भवामि युगे
युगे ॥ ८ ॥ paritrāṇāya sādhūnāṁ vināśāya ca duṣkṛtām
dharma-saṁsthāpanārthāya sambhavāmi yuge yuge
paritrāṇāya — for the deliverance; sādhūnām — of the devotees; vināśāya —
for the annihilation; ca — and; duṣkṛtām — of the miscreants; dharma —
principles of DHARMA ; saṁsthāpana-arthāya — to reestablish; sambhavāmi — I
do appear; yuge — millennium; yuge — after millennium.
To deliver the pious and to annihilate the miscreants, as well as to
reestablish the principles of religion, I Myself appear, millennium after
millennium.
Thus avatarams are complete to redeem the dharma and protect the good
people, bad elements are annihilated If so Parasuraman came to kill bad
kings only; Ravana became a bad king later where it was Rama to kill him;
There is no necessity for all the officials of the same cadre spread all
over, must meet atleast once and exchange their bio data? How many retired
without even knowing their counterparts? if so, why such foolish question
like why A did not B official etc? Buddha had only ahimsa and did not kill
any one; he did not redeem any dharma since there was no incident of any
asura or king so bad destroying the dharma; and only Balarama did few
things with his tool killing so was listed as avataram in the Sanskrit
literature; insertion Buddha was accidental, as Buddha name did not appear
in earlier data of TretaYuga epic Mahabharataham important parvas where
Dasavatharam is being discusses.
Now your question; recognition; Parasurama and Rama did their drama roles
on he avatarams; Dasarathan and Parasurama were contemporaries so P Rama is
placed ahead. Dasarathan whether good or bad was afraid of Parasurama and
was marrying every year to save his life. . Rama was very much younger to
Parasurama. Parasurama and Rama meet only on 3 occasions.
Smd Bhagavatham says : ‘Degrees of Avatara There are Purna Avatara
(full incarnations), Amsa Avatara (partial incarnations), Avesa Avatara
(inspirational incarnations or indirect), etc.
Six Categories Of Avataras:
• Purusha Avatara — Described as the original avatars of Vishnu or Krishna
within the Universe.
• Lila Avatara — Pastime incarnations.
• Guna Avatara — Are associated with the Trimurti because of their roles of
controlling the three modes or gunas of nature.
• Manvantara Avatara — are beings, who are responsible for creating
descendants throughout the Universe, and are unlimited in number. They do
not take birth but evolve spiritually.
• Yuga Avatara — Incarnations during a specific yuga.
• Satyavesa Avatara — The saktyavesa incarnations are of two kinds – direct
and indirect. Incarnations of jivas, or living beings, empowered for a
special mission.
Purusha avataras Krishna first incarnates as the three purusha avataras
namely:
Karanodakashayi Vishnu — “The Lord who is lying on the causal ocean”.
Garbhodakashayi Vishnu — “The Lord who is lying on the universal ocean”.
Kshirodakashayi Vishnu — “The Lord who is lying on the ocean of milk”.
Lila avataras A list of Lila avataras (pastime incarnations) mentioned in
the Srimad Bhagavatam:
1.Kumaras
2.Narada
3.Varaha
4.Matsya
5.yagna
6.Nara-Narayana
7.Kardami
8.Dattatreya
]9.Hayasirsa
10.Hamsa
11.Dhruvapriya or Prsniggarbha
12.Rsabha
13.Prthu
14.Nrsmha
15.Kurma
16.Dhanvantari
]17.Mohini
18.Vamana
19.Bhargava Parasurama
20.Ramachandra
21.Vyasa
22.Prlambhari Balarama
23.Krishna
24.Buddha (Insertion in bhagavadham after 500 BCE by Buddists)
25 Kalki
Guna avataras: The Trimurtis assumes this guna avatara post:
Bhaagavatha concept
• Vishnu — Sattvik Guna (Mode of goodness, Maintanence)
• Brahma — Rajik Guna (Mode of passion, Creation)
• Siva — Tamas Guna (Mode of ignorence, Destruction)
Avesha incarnations
Four Kumaras empowered with knowledge.
Narada empowered with devotional service.
Brahma empowered with creative power.
King Pritu empowered with power to maintain living beings.
Parasurama empowered with power to kill evil elements.(KR As I said earlier)
VedaVyasa to compile the vedas.
Many Many more.
The reason of behaviour is as under:
However, twenty-five avatars of Vishnu is generally taken as of those of
greatest significance. According to Gaudiya Vaishnava interpretation in
texts of the Bhagavata Purana, and a number of texts from the epics and
Puranic scriptures, Purusha avataras are sometimes described as the
original avatars of Vishnu or Krishna within the Universe, such as
Vasudeva, Sankarshan, Pradyumna and Aniruddha. Guna avatars are associated
with the Trimurti concept. The personalities of the Trimurti are also
sometimes referred to as Guna avataras, because of their roles of
controlling the three modes or gunas of nature. Satwa, raja and Thamo. However,
they have not descended upon an earthly planet in the general sense of the
term `avatar`. Vishnu, as the controller of the mode of goodness or Sattva,
creates his avataras in the respective field, while Brahma as the
controller of the mode of passion and desire or the rajas and Shiva as the
controller of the mode of ignorance or the tamas. Manvantara avataras are
beings, who are responsible for creating descendants throughout the
Universe, and are unlimited in number. They do not take birth but evolve
spiritually. Shaktyavesa and Avesa avataras are either direct (sakshat) or
indirect (avesa). When Vishnu himself descends, he is called sakshat or
shaktyavesa avatara. He is referred to as the direct incarnation of God.
But when he does not incarnate directly, but indirectly empowers some
living entity to represent him, that living entity is called an indirect or
avesa avatar. There are a great number of avesa avatars; some of the
important ones are Shakyamuni Buddha, Narada Muni, and Parashurama. Parashurama
is the only one of the traditional ten avatars that is not a direct descent
of Vishnu. There are two types of primary or direct avatars, Purna avataras and
Amsa-Rupa-avataras. The purna avatars are those in which Vishnu takes his
form directly and all the qualities and powers of God are FULLY expressed,
like Narasimha, Rama and Krishna. Amsa rupa avataras are those in which *Vishnu
takes form directly but the Lord is manifested in the person only
partially*,guna
nad vishunu amsa parimanam, like Matsya and Parashurama. Vishnu and
Vishnu amsam are different levels of perception; hence are not equal in the
parimana of avataram. So recognitions was avoided but when finally
confronted, Parashurama praises Rama.
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Q5 Why do dogs not like snakes?
KR Another silly one from his own answer; “No animal likes snakes. “
K RAJARAM IRS 27424
On Sat, 27 Apr 2024 at 01:58, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 04-2024-27*
>
> *All the BELOW QA are from Quora digest to me on 27-04-2024.*
>
> * Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *.Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 27-04-2024*
>
> *Q1 What are a list of best protein rich foods?*
>
> *A1 Vikramaditya,3y*
>
> *Best protein rich foods are :-*
>
> *1. Paneer, 100 gm = 23 gm protein*
>
> *1. Tofu 100gm= 18 gm protein*
>
> *3. Kidney beans 100gm =9 gm protein*
>
> *4. Soya chunks 100gm = 52 gm protein*
>
> *5. Chickpeas 100gm = 20gm protein*
>
> *6. Lentils 100 gm= 25 gm*
>
> *7. Dry fruits 100gm = 11gm protein*
>
> *8. Whey protein 30gm scoop= 24gm protein*
>
> *My note- Non veg items are removed from the list*
>
>
> *Q2 One Naga Baba came to my house and blessed me. He gave me two
> rudraksha and one koral from the air. Can I wear it?*
>
> *A2 Rajesh Kothari,Meditation Practitioner & Trainer for a long time.
> Mar 5*
>
> *I wish to share a real story.*
>
> *Around 1990, I was in my office located on a second floor of a
> dilapidated building located in the by lanes of the Fort area of Mumbai.
> And suddenly from nowhere a Naga Baba appeared and asked for money.*
>
> *My relative was in the office. He asked Naga Baba to go away.*
>
> *Naga Baba became angry. He suddenly lifted his loin cloth and shouted
> saying I’m a real Naga Baba. I noticed that a brass bell was hanging from
> his private part. My relative got upset to see this happening.*
>
> *Naga Baba said to my relative that - you are a demon (rakshash). And he
> turned to me saying - you will reach God. Well, I was just thinking what to
> do. I just kept quiet. Then I paid him some money and he went away.*
>
> *What should I understand from this incident?*
>
> *I don’t know. I just noted it down in my daily diary. And life continued.*
>
> *What I’m trying to say is that there are all types of people around us
> and many things happen. We can’t understand significance of it.*
>
> *I have not asked my guru about it because I’m not curious. Even if they
> tell me the significance it is not going to matter.*
>
> *I know for sure that I’m on the right path and I have already started
> experiencing presence of God during my meditation practice. So, perhaps
> what he said may come true.*
>
> *But, whether what he said comes true or not, does it matter? No. That’s
> the reason I have not even mentioned about it to my gurus.*
>
> *What I would say is keep the rudraksh and other things with you. And move
> on with life.*
>
> *In long term such encounters don’t matter much. What you do matters in
> long term. Had I not found the gurus and done the meditation under their
> guidance I would not have reached the state of consciousness I’m in
> currently.*
>
> *Q3 What would an IQ of 500 or 1000 look like?*
>
> *A3 Josh Cheuvront, French Horn owner.9y*
>
> *Believe it or not, it wouldn't be good. I had a friend long ago with an
> IQ around 190. She had two siblings with around the same IQ. Both committed
> suicide in their late teens. She had all sorts of problems with depression.*
>
> *Intelligence is a double edged sword. Even though it can be an advantage
> in some cases, once you reach a certain level, it tends to isolate people.
> We're social creatures when it comes down to it. Whether we like it or not,
> much of our happiness comes from our relationships and interaction with
> other people. I generally max out around 145-150, and I would never want to
> be any "smarter" than that. It comes in handy sometimes, but most of the
> time I have to constantly keep myself reined in when I'm not around close
> friends that really understand me.*
>
> *Q4 If Parshuram is the incarnation of Vishnu, then why didn't
> Parshuram recognize Ram during the breaking of the Shiva bow event?*
>
> *A4 Bhanu Kiran,Admires the stories of Ramayana2y*
>
> *Parashurama was not the complete incarnation of Lord Vishnu. To be called
> as god, one should possess the six qualities as given in Vishnu Puran as
> follows:-*
>
> * The letter Bh implies the cherisher and supporter of the universe. By
> ga is understood the leader, impeller, or creator. The dissyllable Bhaga
> indicates the six properties, dominion, might, glory, splendour, wisdom,
> and dispassion. The purport of the letter va is that elemental spirit in
> which all beings exist, and which exists in all beings. And thus this great
> word Bhagavan is the name of Vásudeva, who is one with the supreme Brahma,
> and of no one else. [1]*
>
> *Padma Purana tells us that only Narasimha, Rama and Krishna incarnations
> possessed these six qualities.*
>
> *Thus the state of the inner-controllership of self consists in his being
> the innermost soul. Matsya, Kūrma, Varāha, Narasi**ṃ**ha, Vāmana, Rāma,
> Paraśurāma, K**ṛṣṇ**a, Buddha and Kalki are the ten Vibhavas
> (incarnations) of Brahman, the highest soul. The group of six qualities is
> said to exist in N**ṛ**si**ṃ**ha, Rāma and K**ṛṣṇ**a. [2]*
>
> *Hence Parashurama could not recognize that Rama was an incarnation of
> Lord Vishnu.*
>
> *Footnotes [1]Book VI: Chapter V
> [2]A Description of Vi**ṣṇ**u’s Vyūhas [Chapter 229]*
>
> *Q5 Why do dogs not like snakes?*
>
> *A5 Vadim Yakovlevich,Mar 20*
>
> *No animal likes snakes. I’ve told this story before on Quora, but I was
> riding a horse in the Pantanal in Brazil with a group of people. The
> Pantanal is filled with caimans, small crocodiles. The horses had no issue
> with them, even when they were basking on the path that we were riding on
> they would just walk right by them. *
>
> *Suddenly we saw a yellow anaconda (yellow anacondas are about half the
> size of the gigantic green anacondas that everyone thinks of when they hear
> “anaconda”). The horses freaked out. For the rest of the day they wouldn’t
> go anywhere near water. Animals have an innate fear of snakes.*
>
>
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