Wednesday, 17 February 2010
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Download yoga DVD video for beginners free
This is nice video for beginners of yoga. There are two guys Al and Greg, who prepared this vedio. This video is a session of about an hour. This video is available in three sizes depending on quality. For directly download here are links. Right click on these links and choose save target as or save link as. For more details about yoga contents including these video visit www.yoga.org.nz . You can go directly to download page of site directly by clicking on title of this post.
Enjoy and start yoga practice...........Do the best!
Kartar Singh Siddharth
Friday, 12 February 2010
Shifting of Ambedkar statue draws court's ire
Shifting of Ambedkar statue draws court's ire
CHENNAI: Denouncing the attempt to confine a statue of BR Ambedkar to a Dalit locality, the Madras HC said it was highly deplorable that a
The matter relates to an Ambedkar statue installed at Pazhaiya Pattinam village in Cuddalore district. Owing to objections from a community, the statue was sought to be removed. Following this, a public interest writ petition was filed by a villager seeking to restrain the authorities from relocating the statue.
Denouncing the attempt by some villagers and authorities to confine a statue of B R Ambedkar to a Dalit locality, the Madras high court said it was highly deplorable that a national leader was sought to be considered a leader of a community.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
The unpublished preface by Dr B R Ambedkar for the book " Buddha and His Dhamma"
UNPUBLISHED PREFACE
April 6, 1956
[Text provided by Eleanor Zelliot, as prepared by Vasant Moon]
A question is always asked to me: how I happen[ed] to take such [a] high degree of education. Another question is being asked: why I am inclined towards Buddhism. These questions are asked because I was born in a community known in India as the "Untouchables." This preface is not the place for answering the first question. But this preface may be the place for answering the second question.
The direct answer to this question is that I regard the Buddha's Dhamma to be the best. No religion can be compared to it. If a modern man who knws science must have a religion, the only religion he can have is the Religion of the Buddha. This conviction has grown in me after thirty-five years of close study of all religions.
How I was led to study Buddhism is another story. It may be interesting for the reader to know. This is how it happened.
My father was a military officer, but at the same time a very religious person. He brought me up under a strict discipline. From my early age I found certain contradictions in my father's religious way of life. He was a Kabirpanthi, though his father was Ramanandi. As such, he did not believe in Murti Puja (Idol Worship), and yet he performed Ganapati Puja--of course for our sake, but I did not like it. He read the books of his Panth. At the same time, he compelled me and my elder brother to read every day before going to bed a portion of [the] Mahabharata and Ramayana to my sisters and other persons who assembled at my father's house to hear the Katha. This went on for a long number of years.
Monday, 8 February 2010
Friday, 5 February 2010
Writings and speeches of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
Writings of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in Chronological Order
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
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