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Quote omshivaya Replybullet Posted: 11/Feb/2007 at 6:26pm
Take your time Bubble ji...I shall post on this thread in regular intervals and this shall hoefully create some kind of positive and protective energy around TED, so that anyone who is part of TED, not only earns loads and loads of money...but also grows much beyond all this...TOGETHER!
 
The punch word is: TOGETHER!
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 11/Feb/2007 at 7:36pm
That was very well and scientifically explained. Are you a techie Om?
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Am originally from software background. Right now, am Financial and Techie(in using software and not as a software professional) both I guessWink

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Quote tigershark Replybullet Posted: 11/Feb/2007 at 9:08am
great post omji, as a doctor i will fully agree with you to maintain and improve the health of all teds i shall suggest the following practise pranayam,yoga and meditation for 30 -45 minutes everyday after a few days one will notice that concentration levels have improved so has sleep heart rate slows and bp falls when you are in astate of meditation and thats exactly what one wants also it is very important to take ones heart rate a little above 120 beats per minute and maintain this for atleast 45 minutes ,one can do this thru brisk walking, stationary cyclying ,jogging ,swimming , or going to a gym and working on the tredmill or cross trainer,we would also seriously recomend to reduce abdominal fat if one has it in considerable prportions exercise will help,but more importantly snacking while sitting with the pc has to stop reduce the number of teas, coffees to just 2 aday no soft drinks,and if yu do feel hungry then munch on a fresh carrot or clean cucmber.high abdominal fat is a precurso for diabetes.have 3 proper meals a day low in fat and oils and rich in proteins.if we follow this routine 6 days a week i suppose we can all lead healthy lives and enjoy the wealth that we seek to create.if any ted is having a underlying medical problem he or she needs to consult a doctor before starting any exercise programme.
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smoking in between pc breaks is asure shot road to disaster
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“In pursuit of money, man descends to the level of the beast. Money is of the nature of manure. Piled up in one place, it pollutes the air. Spread it wide; scatter it over fields; it rewards you with a bumper harvest.”

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Regular practice of kalbhati and anulom-vilom is very healthy for body and soul. It can be practiced anywhere at any time (although preferred time is morning) while in sitting posture. Except after meal.
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Emergence of Lakshmi


Emergence%20of%20Lakshmi
Lakshmi is the Hindu Goddess who governs all form of wealth and success and the paths, means and results of all forms of prosperity. As the Consort of Lord Vishnu, who is the god of preservation, Lakshmi Devi is the goddess of health and beauty. Sri Lakshmi embodies sublime beauty, siddhi, peace, strength, balance, auspiciousness, opulence and wisdom.

Lakshmi's Incarnation into being
The story of Lakshmi's birth begins when the Devas (minor gods) were in a race against the Asuras (demons) to obtain amrit (the nectar of immorality). The Devas consulted Vishnu who was on earth as Kurma, a tortoise. They decided they would churn the oceans for the amrit. They created to churn by the threading the serpent Vasuki around Mount Mandara. Kurma dived to the ocean floor and balanced Mount Mandara on his back.

In the grip of Kurma's cosmic clutch, the mountain could not sink into the ocean bed. The gods churned and received the Nectar of Immortality from Lakshmi Devi and then fourteen treasures came to their hands. Lakshmi Chose Vishnu as Her Consort. Vishnu carried Lakshmi from the ocean into His heaven. Each time Vishnu descends on earth as an avatar. He is accompanied by an avatar of Lakshmi.

Meaning of Lakshmi
As a female counterpart of Lord Vishnu, Mata Lakshmi is also called "Shri", the female of the Supreme Being. Goddess Lakshmi means "Good Luck" to Hindus. The word "Lakshmi" is derived from the Sanskrit word "Laksya", meaning 'aim' or 'goal', and she is the goddess of wealth and prosperity, both material and spiritual. Also 'lakh' which means "one hundred thousand' as a monetary unit in India, is the first part of Lakshmi's name, symbolizing her blessings that pour forth abundantly.

 
 
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