Chirology / Palmistry, Palm Reading

आज कल के डिजिटल मीडिया के जमाने में यहां लोगों को हर समस्या का हल गूगल बाबा से मिल जाता है और फ़ेसबुक, ट्विटर, व्हाट्सएप पर सभी के द्वारा सभी की चुगलियां घर बैठे ही आसानी से हो जाती हैं वहीं लोगों में बहुत सारी भ्रांतियां भी फ़ैल रही हैं। खासकर इन त्योहारों के दिनों में ही बहुत सी बातें हमारी संस्कृति से जुड़ी रस्मों रिवाजों को लेकर कही जाती हैं जिनके बारे में जानकारी काफी सीमित है। पहले कहा जाता था कि हर भारतीय अपने आप में छोटा-मोटा डाक्टर है क्योंकि हर किसी को हर बीमारी को ठीक करने के घरेलू उपाय और दवाईयां तक पता होती हैं। लोग किसी के पास उसका हाल चाल पूछने कम और अपनी डाक्टरी सलाह देने ज्यादा जाते हैं। इसी तरह अब हर भारतीय पंडिताई और धार्मिक अनुष्ठानों में विशेषज्ञ हो गया है। दवाईयां की तरह सभी को सब पता है कि किस त्योहार में या किस दिन कौन से देवता की कैसे पूजा की जाती है और वह लोग यह ज्ञान केवल खुद तक ही सीमित नहीं रखते बल्कि मुफ्त में हर जाने अंजाने को भी बांटते हैं। हमारा डाक्टरी में पारंगत होने का सबसे ज्यादा फायदा मेडिकल उद्योग ने उठाया जिस कारण आज बच्चे से लेकर बड़े बुजुर्ग सब...

I love this story of  our great Indian mystic Sri Ramkrishna Paramhans that is mentioned by Yogi, Mystic and Visionary Sadguru in a Yogi's guide is :- on a certain evening, two friends were walking together to visit prostitute. While they were walking, they heard a voice delivering a discourse on the Bhagavad Gita. One friend decided to attend the lecture as he seized by guilt but the other man left him there and went ahead. Now the man sitting in the lecture found his thoughts were full of his friend who is with the prostitute and he began to envy him. The other man also has his mind was full of his friend who is attending lecture with admiration. After reading this story a question comes to my mind that who is suffering more????? Definitely the man at the Gita is he who suffered........ Why ?????? Because although Karma denotes action of body, mind and energy, it is not about action alone. The man who went to the prostitute did not pile up as much karma as his friend because hi...

Our history is ancient. The 4000- year- old Vedas do not mention Radha & Krishna. The Upanishads mention Krishna & Devaki but whether these are the same figures as in the story we know, we can't say. Krishna is first mentioned in the Mahabharata, the 2000- year- old mahakavya. Here we hear about Krishna and his relationship with the Kuru clan. There is no description of him as a cowherd. Written as many as 1600 years ago, a poem, a mahakavya, called Harivansh first mention Krishna's childhood as a cowherd. In the Mahabharata Krishna as Gopala is mentioned only in the defeat of Shishupala. In the Bhagavata Purana of the tenth century , Krishna sings and dances with the Gopis. Here rasa- Leela is first mentioned and described. Here, too, Radha is not mentioned. Radha first appears in Prakritkavya . There's king called Hala who complied an anthology of prakritkavyas called Gothashabdashati. It talks about the love of Radha & Krishna. Here, Krishna is a cowher...

There comes a time in every great love story when the grand illusions begin to shatter and the imperfections shine through. After the rush of endorphins stabilize, the bathroom habits are exposed, the red-hot romance may begin to cool, and that "happily ever after" seems to be playing out startlingly different than you once imagined. In healthy marriages, deep admiration, commitment, and friendship remain intact long after the rose-colored lenses have faded. But what happens when you discover a world of dysfunctions and incompatibilities on the other side of the honeymoon phase? Perhaps your spouse pollutes your peace of mind— what if your sanity and safety come into question? In short, what if your marriage becomes toxic? While even the most loving couples ebb and flow in their attraction, connection, and intimacy, there are some signs to look out for—ones that might point to a toxic marriage and make you question whether or not you should get a divorce. It feels like your t...

There are four major kinds of eaters. Which are you????? Complicated..... That’s how we often describe our relationship with food. We celebrate at gatherings with decadent chocolate cake. We curl up on the sofa with mint-chocolate-chip ice cream to get over a bad break-up. We go on low-carb diets and juice cleanses when we feel sluggish. And, many of us may be trying to lead healthy lifestyles by eating apples, salads and veggies on a daily basis. Is food something to enjoy or to control? How do we find balance, and how do we explain it all? The first thing we should understand,  Genetics, of course, is deeply involved in how fast our metabolism works, how much fat our bodies store and how much food we consume and which kinds of food we prefer.   A hormone produced in the gut called ghrelin, “the hunger hormone,” is secreted when the stomach is empty, sending signals to the brain. This is the signal that we recognize as hunger. As we eat, other hormones are released, and ...

  Do you know what it means to be a good PARENTS????????? IT IS STAYIING HEALTHY FOR A LONG TIME...... THEY SHOULDN'T ENDURE PAIN TO SAVE MONEY FOR THEIR CHILDREN. THEY SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES...... Feelings of wellbeing are fundamental to the overall health of an individual, enabling them to successfully overcome difficulties and achieve what they want out of life. Past experiences, attitudes and outlook can all impact wellbeing as can physical or emotional trauma following specific incidents. A child’s wellbeing will be affected by the wellbeing of their parents so it is essential that parents take time for themselves in this respect. For the most part, parents are often focused on their child’s health. What their kids eat, removing all allergens, balancing what the body is missing with nutritional supplementation, and removing inflammation. All of these steps leave little time to be a wife or husband, and take care of the rest of the family members. Which begs the questio...