Risen Thoughts

Yes I have been quite busy laterly so haven't been able to write any new articles..Sorry to disappoint. Nevertheless I have been surfing though. And found this faboulous article on Noahs Ark. Whilst reading stories and holy books from different religions, I have found some uncanny resemblence to the stories. Its bollywood in reverse. One fact remains that Vedas and puranas came first, then Bible then other religious books. Please read the following account by: Gene D. Matlock, B.A., M.A. on such an account. "When I was a child, my parents were, for a while, members of a Fundamentalist Christian sect called The Nazarenes. It was not a fun church. I escaped from it at age twelve, just when puberty and interest in girls set in. Though they tried to make me stay in that church, Mom and Dad could not weaken my determination to leave it. However, I did enjoy a certain short song that all the Nazarene children had to learn by heart: Jesus Loves Me, This I know, for the Bible Tells Me...

Following up from my previous blog "Older then you think" I have just found a fabolous article about the age of universe. THE UNIVERSE In the early part of this century, two opposing theories about the origin of the universe were postulated. (1) The Steady State theory, which says the universe is never born, never dies, and is always like what it is. (2) The Big bang theory, which says the universe began with a point of energy exploding in a "big-bang". All the matter came into being from energy continuously expanding and changing form. Ultimately the expansion will stop and it will start contracting, ending into nothingness with a "big-crunch". What is before big-bang or after big crunch, the theory doesn’t know. In reality, both the theories are correct. The universe begins from a point with a bang and ends in a point with a crunch. This duration we call one Kalpa (cosmos) or Brahma Diwas (eternal day). It is preceded and succeeded by an equal period dur...

What if humans could live forever—or at least for a thousand years? While such a notion might seem impossible today, it was once considered a reality in ancient times, where Rishis and yogis were said to live for millennia, practicing yoga and meditation. In contrast, today’s diet and lifestyle prevent us from living long, healthy lives. Smoking, alcohol consumption, fatty foods, processed meats, overeating, and an over-reliance on preservatives and sugary drinks all contribute to poor health. Countless studies and articles show that a Sattvic diet—one that emphasizes purity and balance—is ideal for maintaining health. Even better is a plant-based diet, one that avoids animal products. The best diet, it seems, is the one closest to nature. I won’t delve into the specifics of why a meat-free vegetarian diet is beneficial here—you can easily find the research for yourself. The key to living a long life lies in mastering the functions of our bodies and understanding their needs. To begin,...