Saturday, 24 August 2024

Mind cancer. Old age cancer .RTA dth disaby

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The Soul and its components, the chakras, koshas, and subtle bodies

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There once was a wicked Maharaja who could not bear to think that anyone was superior to him. So he summoned all the pandits of the realm, as was the practice on momentous occasions, and put to them this question: "Which of us two is greater, I or God?" The pandits began to tremble with fear. Being wise by profession, they asked for time; they were also concerned for their positions and their lives. Yet, they were worthy men who did not want to displease God. As they were lamenting their predicament, the oldest pandit reassured them: "Leave it to me. Tomorrow I shall speak to the Prince." The next day, the whole court was gathered in a solemn durbar when the old pandit quietly arrived, his hands humbly joined together, his forehead smeared with white ashes. He bowed low and spoke these words: "O Lord, undoubtedly thou art the greater." The Prince twirled his long mustache thrice and tossed his head high. "Thou art the greater, King, for thou canst banish us from thy kingdom, whilst God cannot; for verily, all is His kingdom and there is nowhere to go outside Him."

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MARUKAMI 
Haruki Murakami owned a small jazz bar, which he sold in 1982 to devote himself to writing. It was a good decision. His first novel had won the Gunzo New Writers Prize in 1979 and some eighteen books later he won the prestigious Jerusalem Prize. In order to keep fit he began running, an activity that developed into an enjoyment of marathons and triathlons. His love of running also influenced his writing, resulting in a memoir covering his four-month preparation for the 2005 New York City Marathon. In his book What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, Murakami wrote the now famous quote: ‘Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.’

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