Some Most Famous Rishis (And Personalities) Of Ancient India

Saturday, May 21st, 2011 | Spirituality

The term "rshi" (also spelled as "rishi" in English) originally denoted singers of Vedic hymns. However, according to post-Vedic traditions, the rishi is also a "sage" to whom the Gods revealed the Vedas (Knowledge).AandaalAandaal is a 10th century saint (Tamil). She belongs to the Vaishnava tradition and is credited as the author of a number of admirable Tamil works. AngirasA Vedic sage who wrote most of the Atharva Veda. AtriA legendary scholar and a son of Brahma. He is among the ...
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Sri Rudram - What is Rudram?

Thursday, May 19th, 2011 | Spirituality

Sri Rudram, also known as Rudraprasna, is a hymn devoted to Lord Shiva. It is part of the Yajur Veda ehich is one of the greatest of the Vedic hymns. Sri Rudram is in two parts. The first part, chapter 16 of the Yajurveda, is known as Namakam because of the repeated use of the word "Namo" in it. The second part, chapter 18 of the Yajurveda, is known as Chamakam because of the repeated use of the words "Chame".   Rudram is divided into 11 sections called 'Anuvakas'. In the first ...
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Mother of vedas is about to become mother of the world

Saturday, May 7th, 2011 | Spirituality

THE TRUE GAYATRI IS ERA ENERGY: Regarding human beings for a fair length of time I am saying that their psyche requires sanctification. With reference to Gayatri too I have been saying that it is the Kamadhenu or wish fulfilling cow of Brahmins. If true Brahmin qualities manifest in your psyche then definitely the nectarine milk of this wish fulfilling cow too will be yours. If qualities of Brahmins like good will, gentlemanliness, honesty, ethical behavior etc dwell in your character ...
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Reflections

Saturday, February 19th, 2011 | Art and Entertainment

The word "reflecting" can mean many different things and as I write this it does to me. I am currently reflecting on the direction of my art, how blessed I have been to be able to pursue my passion in the creation of art, and even my recent fascination with reflections. I am captivated by them and am seeking them out - looking for the next one that I may be able to capture creatively in pastel or acrylic.I am "reflecting" on the fact that this is quite a departure from the type of art I ...
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Get to Know the Limitations of Outlook PST Files

Thursday, February 3rd, 2011 | Computers

There is no doubt that many Microsoft Outlook users are looking at ways to get the maximum out of their favorite email client. They look at ways in which they can get around the file size limits certain Outlook versions have. They also wish there was a better way to optimize the performance of Outlook than having to prune precious email messages and attachments from the Inbox. They wish to know the simplest ways of accessing old email messages when they need them quickly. Most of all, they ...
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How Best to Preserve Digital Content

Monday, January 24th, 2011 | Computers

An increasing number of people are now converting their paper documents, photos, movies and music into digital content as they take up far less space. It is also a lot easier to archive digital content, search through them, not to mention being able to take backups or restore the content when necessary. For example, paper documents can get lost, become faded or get damaged over the years. It is not easy filing them or searching for a particular piece of document through piles of paper. If you ...
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At the Forefront of Communication Technology

Thursday, January 20th, 2011 | News and Society

The CBO predictions that we've talked about, the unemployment number where if you add the number of unemployed and compare it to the actual number of jobs available when Obama took office, it would be 9.75% unemployment? The CBO is unquestioned in their credibility. Nobody ever says they're lying. They are the coin of the realm! You dig deep into this whole story, and the CBO gives their predictions for economic growth for this year and next.Are you sittin' down?The CBO projects growth to be ...
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Hymns of Charles Wesley - 5 of My Particular Favourites

Monday, November 8th, 2010 | Spirituality

Copyright (c) 2010 Robert HinchliffeWithin the vast repertoire of church music the hymns of Charles Wesley (1707-1788) are widely considered as some of the greatest ever written. Many of the hymns which congregations most love to sing came from his pen. The scriptural detail of his writing and his inspired turns of phrase put him up there with the very best.The youngest brother of John Wesley, the inspiration behind the founding of Methodism, Charles supported his brother in his evangelical ...
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Music in Christian Worship

Saturday, November 6th, 2010 | Spirituality

Copyright (c) 2010 Robert HinchliffeThe history of music in Christian worship is a substantial one which can trace its origins all the way back to pre-Christian times in the Old Testament. In those very early days we read of the Jewish people singing, playing instrumental music and even dancing. Such activity was widely used as a means of expressing faith. Music played an important role in many acts of celebration and worship. It was into that society that Jesus was born.Over the two thousand ...
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Beaded Christmas Ornaments | Christmas Tree Decoration

Monday, September 20th, 2010 | Art and Entertainment

It's time to give your employees a little Christmas treat. We've all been to a Christmas party in the office premises, with a hoard of employees frolicking around a Christmas tree as a formality. I mean, is it really a party, if it's within the office area. Nope. Definitely not. A party is a congregation of people, who mean no business and who don't have a grouchy boss lurking around. A party is a place where the housekeeping staff is not giving the employees grief about messing up the place ...
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