February 23, 2015 – My blog- K. Hariharan

देश को स्वाइन फ्लू से मुक्त कर सकें,

स्वाइन फ्लू

स्वाइन फ्लू होने पर निम्न प्रयोग अवश्य करें और अन्य व्यक्तियों को भी प्रेरित करें, जिससे हम शीघ्र ही इस देश को स्वाइन फ्लू से मुक्त कर सकें, यह प्रयोग सभी तरह के सर्दी-जुकाम,खांसी व एलर्जी के लिए भी लाभप्रद है | यदि ज्यादा सीरियस स्थिति हो तो इस प्रयोग के साथ डॉक्टर से परामर्श भी लें |
तुलसी (holy basil) – Botanical नाम ‘Oscimum Sanctum’ , तुलसी पंचांग प्रयोग में लेना है |
गिलोय (Heart leaved moonseed) – Botanical नाम ‘Tinospora cordifolia’
दालचीनी (cinnamon)- Botanical नाम ‘Cinnamomum verum, या C. Zeylanicum’
नीम (Indian Lilac)- Botanical नाम ‘Azadirachta indica’
लौंग (clove) – Botanical नाम ‘Syzygium aromaticum’
यह सब औषधियां आपको अपने निकटवर्ती जड़ी-बूटी विक्रेता / पंसारी से आसानी से उपलब्ध हो जाएँगी | आप इन्हें शीघ्रता से लायें और क्वाथ बनाकर तुरन्त उपयोग करना प्रारम्भ कर दें

परोपकाराय फलन्ति वृक्षा: परोपकाराय वहन्ति नद्यः।

परोपकाराय दुहन्ति गावः परोपकाराय इदं शरीरम्।।

( hari krishnamurthy K. HARIHARAN)"

” When people hurt you Over and Over think of them as Sand paper.
They Scratch & hurt you, but in the end you are polished and they are finished. ”
"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great ones make you feel that you too, can become great."- Mark Twain.

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STORY OF A MOTHER’S CURSE !

STORY OF A MOTHER’S CURSE !
Recently, I have visited a friend’s father in a old age home. There I met a lady, around 74 years old, who reminded me of my mother. I introduced myself. We talked for few minutes.
Then, without any provocation, she started cursing her son and daughter.
"Uday, you have come to see your friend’s father. But my children, those %@#%$, never cared for me. They ditched me here like an ugly decayed old dog…"she was cursing and shouting so loud. And the beauty of the words she used would create envy in even among parliamentarians in India. I have never ever heard such gutter adjectives that she used to address her son and daughter – horrible! I could imagine her pain, anger, hatred and alienation. I understood that her son is an engineer and daughter is a medical doctor. They have never come to see her. And she is living on her pension.
"Please don’t curse your children, mother…" I said.
"Both of them are living in huge bungalows with children and servants. They spent lot of money on poojas and rituals too….But they can’t spend a minute or a paisa for me “she continued cursing them…
Apparently, she is disillusioned, depressed, frustrated and carrying lot of negative emotions. A tragic situation, indeed. Barring the emotional outburst, we fail to see some basic factors that point to bitter truth in life.
"May I ask you a few questions, mother?"
"Yes…"
"You have given birth to your children with part of your own body. You have nurtured them well. You have provided them with nutritious food and nourished them…"
"Yes…yes…most of the times, I was starving to feed them…Since my husband was not earning well, we were living on my petty salary then…"
"You took care of their body so now they have a good and healthy body…"
"Yes – but my curse will finish off their health, their body will decay…" she scolded.
"Now, my question is, you took care of the body, but what about their mind? What did you do for their mind? Did you teach them any value based knowledge? Did you teach them your traditions, customs, rituals, culture and its significance? Did you read them our puranas and itihas?"
"Who had time for that? I was busy to make both ends meet…I was starving, but I wanted to see them as an engineer or doctor…I wanted to see the society respects my children."
"So, your wishes are fulfilled, then what are you complaining about?"
She looked at me with a blank face.
"You taught your daughter MBBS – she became doctor. You send your son to study BTech and he became engineer. Those are very good positions in your society…You should be happy. You taught them to be competitive and selfish…Fair enough. But how will they learn what you didn’t teach them? Did you teach them any values in life? Where will they learn from that they should take care of parents?"
"But…they should…right? I have sacrificed my life…I starved…"
"Mother, you made two mistakes – one, you were irresponsible to your own body and mind. When you starve, trillions of living beings inside your body will starve, have you ever thought about it? It is a self-violence. What about the curse of your own body cells? Second: you were sub-consciously deriving pleasure from this concept: "even if I starve, I fed my kids". So you already got your contentment and happiness. Your wish was to make them professionals and earn respect in the society – it was also fulfilled…"
She didn’t have answer.
"Have you sought your kids’

permission before bringing them into this world? Did they request you to take them to this world? If you give them good body, it was your dharma to give them good mind too?"
How Rajmata Jijabai did brought her son Shivaji up? Jijabai told him the tales of Ram, Krishna, Hanuman, Yudhistira, Bheem, Sibi etc – fighting the injustice, being truthful, humane and freeing of people from tyranny. These stories made Shivaji the great. He respected women and his mother.
On the contrary, how did his arch-enemy Aurangzeb was brought up by his mother? She made a demon out of a man. He imprisoned his own father Shah Jahan and assaulted women and auctioned them. He was trading Indian women as slaves.

"But…I was ignorant about such things…" she said. Ignorance of karmic laws is NOT an excuse; each and every karma will have its cause and effects.
Abdul Kalam was brought up by his mother in poverty – he became India’s most-respected president. On the contrary, Adolf Hitler was also brought up in poverty by his mother. See the difference!
"Mother, I am sorry to say, but you got what you deserve. You are responsible for your karma and hence the result"
"But the struggle I underwent for them? The miseries and hardship I suffered for bringing them up?"
"Mother, everybody feeds their children. But you should have provided them something else too. Have you shown

them or let them experience poverty, miseries and hardship? You wanted to experience it for yourself in the name of love to children… Then how do you expect them to know your troubles? You spent lot of money to make them professionals. Did you spend a single penny to make them a good human being?

You have taught them that life is all about tuition or scoring highest marks in the exams and competition items like dance and songs. Did you ever take them to a cancer ward in the hospital? Did you ever take them to an orphanage? Did you make them understand sufferings of old-age people? Where do you expect them to learn such things, mother? From reality shows? Commercials? Television series? If they think that life is about self-centered enjoyment, who is responsible for that life style?"
"But don’t they know the meaning of "Mathrudevo bhava" and…" she murmured something
"Mother, mathrudevo bhava means, get yourself elevated to the position of the god, not that your demand your children to respect you as god…” I said.
She didn’t utter a single word. Tears rolled out of her eyes. I felt I was exceeding the limit. But somebody should tell it to her. It is for her own good. She should stop producing more negativity and hatredShe should take up the responsibility of what had happened to her. That will make her think. And I am sure that she will find solace. There was nothing else I could do in such situation.
"I am really sorry mother…Please forgive me if I have said something that hurt you…"
"No my son, you have opened my eyes…I think I am realising your points…"

"And please stop calling your son, ‘son of a bitch’ – in fact you are scolding yourself here. Let me assure you, your son and daughter are not going to escape from the results of their bad karma. They will get it back from their children. Then, they may repent. That point of time, they may understand the sacrifice of their parents….So, just pray for them, instead of cursing them…" I said.

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परोपकाराय फलन्ति वृक्षा: परोपकाराय वहन्ति नद्यः।

परोपकाराय दुहन्ति गावः परोपकाराय इदं शरीरम्।।

( hari krishnamurthy K. HARIHARAN)"

” When people hurt you Over and Over think of them as Sand paper.
They Scratch & hurt you, but in the end you are polished and they are finished. ”
"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great ones make you feel that you too, can become great."- Mark Twain.

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a fabulous culinary journey across India

Indians love their food and the first meal of the day; breakfast- is not a hurried affair in India. They love their breakfast cooked and can definitely boast of a large assortment of dishes.So let’s take you on a fabulous culinary journey across India.Here are 24 breakfasts from across the country that’ll definitely make you jump out of yourBed at the very first light!

1) Pesarattu Upma from Andhra Pradesh

Pesarattu Upma is a Moong dal dough crepe stuffed with Upma. It’s wholesome yet pretty light.

2) Tan and Changaang from Manipur

In Manipur, Tan and Changaang is the the most popular breakfast combination. Tan is a deep fried flatbread (puri) which is usually served with a pea dal.
To wash it down, a cup of sweetened black tea, called Changaang is served along with Tan.

Indians love their food and the first meal of the day; breakfast- is not a hurried affair in India.They love their breakfast cooked and can definitely boast of a large assortment of dishes.
So let’s take you on a fabulous culinary journey across India.Here are 24 breakfasts from across the country that’ll definitely make you jump out of your
Bed at the very first light!

1) Pesarattu Upma from Andhra Pradesh
Pesarattu Upma is a Moong dal dough crepe stuffed with Upma. It’s wholesome yet pretty light.

image: http://excellentpix.com/files/funzug/imgs/informative/bfast_different_states_01.jpg

2) Tan and Changaang from Manipur
In Manipur, Tan and Changaang is the the most popular breakfast combination. Tan is a deep fried flatbread (puri) which is usually served with a pea dal. To wash it down, a cup of sweetened black tea, called Changaang is served along with Tan.

image: http://excellentpix.com/files/funzug/imgs/informative/bfast_different_states_02.jpg

3) Vegetable momos from Sikkim
Perfect for Sikkim’s cold weather, the hot momos are superbly delicious!

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4) Mirchi Vada from Rajasthan
Rajasthani cuisine is a splendid array of colorful and spicy dishes. Mirchi vada is a highly popular street snack of Rajasthan, Consumed in mostly in breakfast.

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5) Aloo Paratha and yoghurt from Punjab
One of the most popular breakfast dishes throughout India, Aloo Parathas Are finger-licking good and extremely filling. In Punjab they’re mostly served with yoghurt and lassi.

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6) Chura Bhaja from Orissa
Chura Bhaja is a spicy breakfast that consists of thin rice flakes, Handful of chopped onion, chopped ginger, chopped green chili, curry leaves and salt. It’s garnished with peanuts and is served piping hot.

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7) Rice, chicken and green vegetables from Mizoram
The primary staple food of the Mizoram people is rice which they combine With green vegetables and chicken for breakfast.

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8) Misal from Maharashtra
Misal is spicy and delicious and a very popular breakfast or snack in Maharashtra.

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9) Poha and Jalebi from Madhya Pradesh
The most famous breakfast in Indore is Poha with jalebi. A scrumptious combination.

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10) Chilka Roti, Namkeen Pitha and Litti Chokha and ghungni from Jharkhand
This mouth-watering breakfast thali bursts with rich flavours.

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11) Neer Dosa from Karnataka
It’s a paper thin, non-fermented dosa made with rice are best had fresh!

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12) Jadoh and Doh Jem from Meghalaya
A rice and meat based Khasi delicacy from Meghalaya which is easily available in restaurants as well asroad-side stalls.

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13) Bhaturu with lassi from Himachal Pradesh
This is one unique recipe from Himachal. Bhaturu or Bhatooru is a kind of bread Which is cooked by fermenting wheat flour.

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14) Kashmiri bread with Sheer Chai from Kashmir
Kashmiri flatbread is a common breakfast in Kashmiri households and It is usually taken with Noon Chai or Sheer Chai.

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15) Besan ki Masala Roti from Haryana
Gram flour rotis stuffed with mixed spices. It’s finger-licking good!

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16) Bhaji-pao from Goa
In Goa there are a lot of Portuguese influences so pao or bread Forms an essential part of Goan cuisine.
In the context of breakfast, pao usually is consumed with bhaji Which is a mashed up version of mixed vegetables in a tangy tomato sauce.

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17) Fara/Muthiya from Chattisgarh
Steamed rice rolls in white sauce. It’s one of the most popular breakfast of Chhattisgarh. It is usually served with mint chutney.

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18) Sattu ke parathe from Bihar
Sattu (powdered gram or lentil) is an essential component of what has become the Quintessential symbol of Bihari food. Sattu ke parathe are high in protein and Give energy to sustain throughout the day.

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19) Jolpaan from Assam
It consists of a variety of rice like ground roasted rice (xandoh), flattened rice (chira), Puffed rice (khoi/murmura), eaten along with curd (doi) and jaggery (goor). It is served with great fervour during the most popular festival called Bihu of Assamese culture.

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20) Dhokla from Gujarat
Delicate and aromatic dhokla while originated in Gujarat, but it has found takers all across the country. It is made from gram flour and is a good blend of sour and sweet.

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21) Puttu from Kerala
This is one of the most preferred breakfast in Kerala. Puttu consists of steamed cylinders of ground rice layered with coconut and served with banana.

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22) Kachori with Aloo ki sabzi from Uttar Pradesh
A highly popular breakfast in Uttar Pradesh is kachori and aloo ki sabzi. Kachori is a round flattened ball made of fine flour which is deep fried. It’s stuffed with spices and is eaten with a tangy potato curry.

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23) Idli, dosa, vada with sambar and chutney from Tamil Nadu
Idli is one of the most popular south Indian recipe all over the country. Extremely delicious, light, fluffy and nutritious, Idli is an ideal Breakfast dish. It is served with chutneys and sambar.

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24) Luchi Aloo from West Bengal
There cannot be a Bengali breakfast without luchi which is eaten with aloo dom. It is absolutely divine.

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परोपकाराय फलन्ति वृक्षा: परोपकाराय वहन्ति नद्यः।

परोपकाराय दुहन्ति गावः परोपकाराय इदं शरीरम्।।

( hari krishnamurthy K. HARIHARAN)"

” When people hurt you Over and Over think of them as Sand paper.
They Scratch & hurt you, but in the end you are polished and they are finished. ”
"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great ones make you feel that you too, can become great."- Mark Twain.

VISIT MY PAGE https://www.facebook.com/K.Hariharan60 AND LIKE

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