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Happiness, we all need it and want it, but how do we get it? Well, even though happiness is subjective, I think most of us can all decide on 10 keys needs that are required for the feeling of contentment. Have hobbies. More importantly, take the time to regularly pursue your hobbies. Whether it be dancing or gardening, do something enjoyable that defines you and takes you away from all the problems of life. Release your emotions . Burying aching thoughts for years will never do anyone any good. So why not just release yourself through anger, sadness, joy or however you feel. People who tend to express their feelings more often tend to be less affected by adversities and difficult situations in life. So do yourself a favour and just let it all out. You can thank yourself later. Open your mind. T his can include learning a new language or visiting a foreign land. With the help of the internet, I am currently learning  Vedic Astrology . Learn to expand your know...

Can Digvijay Singh give any proof of 'hatred' spread through RSS schools ? Also why he does not talk about curriculum taught in the missionary schools or madrasas ?  Targeting the RSS-run chain of schools, Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Congress leader Digvijay Singh Thursday demanded that the Communal Violence Bill look into the curriculum of such schools that "incite hatred". He also alleged that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has paid Rs. 1,600 crore to American PR firm Apco Worldwide for his image makeover. "The Communal Violence Bill must look at all curriculum of institutions, which have brought in subjects that instigate and incite communal hatred," Singh told The Indian Express, adding that he was not referring to the national curriculum. "I am talking about private schools, which have introduced subjects that are not part of national curriculum. For instance, Shishu Mandir has been teaching young students how bad Muslim r...

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The Soul, Death and Afterlife in Hinduism There is little mourning when a Hindu dies because they believe that once a person is born he or she never dies. Krishna said in the Bhagavad-Gita that "Worn-out garments are shed by the body: worn-out bodies are shed by the dweller within...New bodies are donned by the dweller, like garments.” Death is often viewed in a positive light: as an escape from  one life on the road to a better an ultimate moksha (nirvana), shanti (peace) and paramapada (the ultimate place). Atman (the self or spiritual soul) is seen as a kernel that lies at the center of a large onion and is only revealed after the layers around it—associated with the body, passions and mental powers—are removed in a step by step fashion. The Taittiriya Upanishad defines five layers or sheaths (from the outer to the kernel): 1. the body 2. bio-energy, the equivalent of Chinese qi 3. mental energy 4. intuition and wisdom 5. pure bliss achieved mainly through meditation. These ...

Happy Ram Navami to all...  Learn more... and share... :) Festivals and celebrations form an integral part of the country of India which is often known as the “The Land of Festivals”. The variety of festivals held in various parts of the country at different times throughout the year depicts its rich cultural heritage. There are festivals for every religion and region held during different time s of the year. Every state of the country has their own festivals during which all people take part in the rejoicings irrespective of their caste, creed, religion and age. Ram Navami is one of the Major festivals of the country and is observed as a holiday in many places. It is mainly a Hindu festival and is celebrated in memory of Lord Rama and his marriage with Sita. Ram Navami marks the birth of the Lord to the king of Ayodhya Dasarath and his wife Queen Kaushalya. The festival is celebrated with pomp and rejoicings all over the country on the ninth day of the month of Chaitra accordin...

LINK :  http:// www.hindusamhati.blogspot.c om/2013/04/ hindu-housewife-molested-in -bagnan.html Hindu Youths Teach Culpable Islamists A Lesson http://www.facebook.com/ hindu.samhati.9 TAG ✔ COMMENT ✔ SHARE ✔ There is hardly any end to lust of Muslim radicals for Hindu women in Bengal and on April 11, 2013, Mangala Dhara (age 38), wife of Madan Dhara – Hindu individual living in village: Heledwip, P.S. Bagnan, District: Howrah, became the unfortunate victim. The incident occurred when she was busy in mowing the grass in a nearby field; Mohammed Sanjib, local Muslim individual, attacked her from behind and molested her forcefully. However, she could manage to free herself and rushed to the club comprising Hindu youths. The news spread like a wild fire in the village; Hindu youths grabbed Mohammed Sanjib soon and thrashed him as well. But nothing like this can diminish spirit of a Muslim radical like Sanjib. Mangala Dhara, along with Subhash Bhowmick (age 25 and local Hindu youth...