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Tell me the rules of self devlopments?

Asked by Test 26 in Self Development at 10:40 AM on April 04, 2009

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Self development os not a game but a regimen. It varies from individual to individual. It's focusing on your strengths and finding a way that's is congenial with your time and space..It's all about finding your self and enriching your life.

Answered at 10:58 AM on April 04, 2009

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Are there any western dance classes in CMH road, Indirnagar, Bangalore.? If so please tell me.?

Asked by Suraj Gowda in Self Development at 2:26 PM on March 30, 2009

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Swingers
Location - Indiranagar, Bangalore-560008
Call - +(91)-(80)-66494089
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Fitness One Club
Location - Indiranagar, Bangalore-560008
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Mezplao Dance Academy
Location - Indiranagar, Bangalore-560038
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Ben Body Studio & Nirvana Spa
Location - Indiranagar, Bangalore-560038
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Answered at 1:18 PM on April 02, 2009

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What do you know about Jhau?

Asked by gangadhar ti in Alternative Medicine at 5:47 PM on January 30, 2009

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Habitat
It is found in North India in sandy or gravelly areas, low-lying saline soils and on the banks of rivers.
Morphology Description (Habit)
T.gallica is a gregarious, bushy shrub or a small tree. The bark is brownish, smooth when young and rough when mature; the leaves are minute, not sheathing; the flowers, pink or white, on long, very slender, spike-like racemes in terminal panicles; the capsules are conical, trigonous, tapering and pale pink; the seeds, with a plume of white hairs.

Principal Constituents
Tamarixin along with traces of its aglucone, tamarixetin.
Indications
Because of its mild and sweet taste, it is used to move the bowels in children as well as in bleeding disorders like menorrhagia, bleeding per rectum and epistaxis.
http://www.la-medicca.c om/raw-herbs-tamarix-gallica.html

Answered at 5:48 PM on January 30, 2009

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What is simplicity and how life become simple?

Asked Anonymously in Self Development at 1:12 PM on April 01, 2009

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Simplicity is keeping your feet on the ground and head in the sky. living within your means and aiming for the stars.

Answered at 1:00 PM on April 02, 2009

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What do you know about Chirayita?

Asked by gangadhar ti in Alternative Medicine at 6:04 PM on January 30, 2009

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It is found in the temperate Himalayas at altitudes of 1,200-3,000 m. from Kashmir to Bhutan, and in the Khasi hills in Meghalaya at 1,200-1,500 m.

Morphology Description (Habit)
The plant is an erect annual. The stems are robust, branching, cylindrical below and 4-angled upwards, containing a large pith; the leaves are broadly lanceolate, 5-nerved and sub-sessile; the flowers occur in large panicles, are lurid greenish yellow, tinged with purple; the capsules are egg-shaped, many-sided, sharp-pointed; the seeds are smooth and many- angled. The drug (chiretta) is obtained from the dried plant.
Principal Constituents
Chiretta is reported to contain a yellow bitter acid, ophelic acid, two bitter glucosides, chiratin and amarogentin, gentiopicrin, two yellow crystalline phenols, a neutral, yellow crystalline compound, and a new xanthone, swerchirin. Amarogentin is one of the most bitter substances known1.The herb contains swertanone, swertenol, episwertinol, chiratenol, gammacer-16-en-3ß-ol, 21-a-H-hop-22(29)-en-3ß-ol, taraxerol, oleanolic acid, ursolic acid, swerta-7,9(11)-dien-3ß-ol, pichierenol, besides ß-amyrin, y-taraxasterol, lupeol and erythrodiol. It also yields, 1,3,6,7-tetrahydroxyxanthone-C-2-ß- D-glucoside (mangiferin) having a significant immunomodulatory potential. A new xanthone, 1,5-dihydroxy-3,8-dimethoxyxanthone (chiratol) besides swerchirin and 7-O-Me swertiarin and monohydroxy terephthalic acid and 2,5-dihydroxy terephthalic acid were isolated from the herb2. The herb also yields 1,5,8-trihydroxy-3-methoxyxanthone, 1-hydroxy-3,5,8-trimethoxyxanthone, 1-hydroxy-3,7,8-trimethoxy xanthone, 1,8-dihydroxy-3,5-dimethoxy-xanthon e, 1,8-dihydroxy-3,7- dimethoxy xanthone, 1,3,6,7-tetrahydroxy xanthone C-2-ß-D-glucoside (mengiferin), 1,3,8-trihydroxy-5- methoxy xanthone, 1,3,5,8-tetrahydroxy xanthone and 1,3,7,8- tetrahydroxy xanthone, a novel dimeric xanthone (chiratanin) and the alkaloids gentianine, gentiocrucine and enicoflavine3.
Pharmacology
The ethanolic extract of S.chirayita exhibits hypoglycemic activity. The hexane fraction containing swerchirin, the main hypoglycemic principle, induced a significant fall in blood sugar in albino rats. The compound may have clinical application in control of diabetes4. It also possesses anti-microbial activity against gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria. An herbal antiseptic and antifungal Veterinary ointment Melicon V is prepared from the herb5. The extract of the plant exhibits a significant anti-inflammatory activity. The plant extract shows anti-leishmanial activity against Leishmania donovani in golden hamsters
http://www.la-medicca.com /raw-herbs-swertia-chirayita.html

Answered at 6:05 PM on January 30, 2009

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What do you know about BonaOma?

Asked by gangadhar ti in Puja & Rituals at 2:32 PM on January 30, 2009

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Bona-Oma, or Bona Dea. A Roman goddess, the patroness of female Initiates and Occultists. Called also Fauna after her father Faunus. She was worshipped as a prophetic and chaste divinity, and her cult was confined solely to women, men not being allowed to even pronounce her name. She revealed her oracles only to women, and the ceremonies of her Sanctuary (a grotto in the Aventine) were conducted by the Vestals, every 1st of May. Her aversion to men was so great that no male person was permitted to approach the house of the consuls where
her festival was sometimes held, and even the portraits and the busts of men were carried out for the time from the building. Clodius, who once profaned such a sacred festival by entering the house of Caesar where it was held, in a female disguise, brought grief upon himself. Flowers and foliage decorated her temple and women made libations from a vessel (mellarium) full of milk. It is not true that the mellarium contained wine, as asserted by some writers, who being men thus tried to revenge themselves.
http://theosophy.org/B lavatsky/Theosophical%20Glossary/Th egloss.htm#b

Answered at 2:33 PM on January 30, 2009

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What is Bodhyanga?

Asked by gangadhar ti in Puja & Rituals at 2:25 PM on January 30, 2009

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Bodhyanga (Sk.). Lit., the seven branches of knowledge or understanding. One of the 37 categories of the Bodhi pakchika dharma, comprehending seven degrees of intelligence (esoterically, seven states of
consciousness), and these are (1) Smriti “memory”; (2) Dharma pravitchaya, “correct understanding” or discrimination of the Law ; (3) Virya, “energy” ; (4) Priti, “spiritual joy” ; (5 )Prasrabdhi, “tranquillity” or quietude; (6) Samâdhi, “ecstatic contemplation”; and (7) Upeksha “absolute indifference”.
http://theosophy.or g/Blavatsky/Theosophical%20Glossary /Thegloss.htm#

Answered at 2:26 PM on January 30, 2009

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Who is Boehme?

Asked by gangadhar ti in Puja & Rituals at 2:27 PM on January 30, 2009

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Boehme (Jacob). A great mystic philosopher, one of the most prominent Theosophists of the mediæval ages. He was born about 1575 at Old Seidenburg, some two miles from Görlitz (Silesia), and died in 1624, at nearly fifty years of age. In his boyhood he was a common shepherd, and, after learning to read and write in a village school, became an apprentice to a poor shoemaker at Görlitz. He was a natural clairvoyant of most wonderful powers. With no education or acquaintance with science he wrote works which are now proved to be full of scientific truths; but then, as he says himself, what he wrote upon, he “saw it as in a great Deep in the Eternal”. He had “a thorough view of the universe, as in a chaos”, which yet “opened itself in him, from time to time, as in a young plant”. He was a thorough born Mystic, and evidently of a constitution which is most rare one of those fine natures whose material envelope impedes in no way the direct, even if only occasional, intercommunion between the intellectual and the spiritual Ego. It is this Ego which Jacob Boehme, like so many other untrained mystics, mistook for God; “Man must acknowledge,” he writes, “that his knowledge is not his own, but from God, who manifests the Ideas of Wisdom to the Soul of Man, in what measure he pleases.” Had this great Theosophist mastered Eastern Occultism he might have expressed it otherwise. He would have known then that the “god” who spoke through his poor uncultured and untrained brain, was his own divine Ego, the omniscient Deity within himself, and that what that Deity gave out was not in “what measure pleased,” but in the measure of the capacities of the mortal and temporary dwelling IT informed.
b http://theosophy.org/Blavatsky/Theo sophical%20Glossary/Thegloss.htm#b

Answered at 2:29 PM on January 30, 2009

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What is Rohitaka?

Asked by gangadhar ti in Alternative Medicine at 5:42 PM on January 30, 2009

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It is a small tree or a shrub with pale yellow to deep orange flowers and slightly curved fruits with winged seeds. The bark contains tecomin. It is used for liver disorders.
http://www.la-medicca.c om/raw-herbs-tecomella-undullata.ht ml

Answered at 5:44 PM on January 30, 2009

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