Quotes collection from everywhere, inform me of the author, I will give due credit
Friday, June 1, 2012
Calmness
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Trust
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Problem..
Behaviour
Trust
Trust a person to that extent, that he feels guilty to cheat you and love a person to that extent, that he fears to lose you.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Life and Death
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Yoga - What You Need to Know
- The time most suitable for Yoga is in the morning before breakfast when the mind is calm and fresh and the movements can be done with ease and vitality.
- The most important things you'll need to get started - as they say - are a big heart and a small ego.
- A person must seek a place of quietude, which is well ventilated, free from dust, insects, unpleasant smell, draught, and moisture. There should be no distraction whatsoever.
- You must empty your bowels and bladder, clean your nostrils and throat of all mucus, consume a glass of lukewarm water and then begin the exercises after 15 minutes.
- Always remember that you should begin with the easy postures and then proceed to the difficult ones. One must follow the graded steps of Yoga.
- In the beginning, all movements should be practiced lightly and you must cease to go further if fatigue shows.
- Yoga must pep up and not impart weariness and despondency.
- Periods of relaxation are advisable if a particular exercise proves to be tiring.
- Yoga trainers recommend a balanced diet (sattwik). There should be an interval of 4 hours between meals.
- The ratio for the composition of meals should be:
· grains and cereals 30% of the calorific value
· dairy products 20%
· vegetables and roots 25%
· fruits and honey 20%
· nuts remaining 5%
Regarding the quantity of food, it should be moderate (mitahara), only that which satisfies one's appetite.
One should avoid overeating, fasting or eating once a day. Stale or non-nutritious food, you know, is harmful.
The clothing should be loose and as scanty as possible, because maximum amount of the skin should be exposed to air.
Form-fitting cotton/Lycra pants and shirts are the best.
The breathing should be long and deep. The mouth should be closed and inhale and exhale only through the nose.
Always take a mat of kusa or any other grass or hay for sitting postures.
For lying postures use a woolen carpet, and spread a clean sheet over it.
You can check out some other commercial Yoga accessories, like Yoga belt, foam blocks, Yoga pillows and rubber mats.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Revenge
Good Heart
Friday, April 27, 2012
Permanent
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
The three simple tips to play safe in life
- Don't promise when you are happy.
- Don't reply when you are angry.
- Don't decide when you are sad.
Friday, April 6, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Health tips - Eyes
Health tips - Eyes
If you spend most of your weekday sitting in front of a video display terminal, you've probably noticed that using a computer can be a pain in the neck, the eyes and almost every other part of your body!
It's no wonder computers cause eye strain. Studies have shown that computer users tend to stare at a glowing screen without blinking for much longer periods than do people who use typewriters. This is why many people using computers experience dry eye problems. In addition, computer screens reflect a great deal of glare - from windows, overhead lights and even the user's own bright clothing. Finally, many computer users sit practically face-to-face with the monitor.
Whether you spend every day or only a few hours a week using a computer, there are steps you can (and should) take to reduce the physical strains from computer use.
Steps to follow, when using a computer:
· Have a thorough eye examination. While everyone should have their eyes checked once a year, annual eye exams are especially important for computer users.
· Follow the "20/20 rule." Keep your face at least 20 inches from the screen and pause every 20 minutes or so to look around the room, so your eyes can focus on distant objects. Regular eye exercise helps prevent eye strain.
· Place all materials you are working with at the same distance as the screen. This reduces strain of your eyes and neck.
· Make sure you have a glare screen, which should block glare without making the characters on the monitor appear fuzzy. Also if possible, move or adjust the computer screen to avoid reflections from windows or indoor lights.
· Sit on a stable, comfortable, adjustable chair. If it is possible to put the keyboard a few inches below the desktop, for example, with an adjustable table, or by using a center drawer of a desk for a pullout keyboard rest, do so. This will keep your arms at a more comfortable angle.
· Place computer monitor at a 35-degree angle below your eyes. This reduces incidence of Dry Eye.
· Use preservative-free artificial tears intermittently when on the computer if your eyes get red and irritated. Much of computer fatigue is caused by Dry Eye.
· Finally, take periodic breaks from the computer during the day, walk around and do some non-computer tasks for about 15 minutes every two or three hours.
Monday, April 2, 2012
फुर्सत निकाल
यूँ तेरे इन्तिज़ार में तड़प तड़प के मरना हम से बर्दाश्त नहीं होता...
"अधूरे" अहसास
उस में धुंधली सी एक लकीर मेरे "अधूरे" अहसास की भी है :((
Sunday, April 1, 2012
जिंदगी
उन्हें कौन समझाए ""कुछ ख्वाब अधूरे हैं मेरे, वरना...मुझसे बेहतर जीना किसे आता है...?"




