Monday, May 21, 2012

DON'T BE A SPIRITUAL DONKEY !


HOW TO BE FREE FROM EGO (DON'T BE A SPIRITUAL DONKEY !)

Idol of a goddess
Once a sculptor in a village made a beautiful idol of a goddess and thought of selling it at a good price in the city. So he loaded the idol on his donkey and started towards the city. When he was going through the village, the villagers bowed in front of the idol as it looked like a real goddess. Whichever street he crossed, a crowd would bow in front of the idol.
  Thrilled with the newfound respect
But a strange thing happened. TheDonkey, which was carrying the idol, thought that he was special and that was the reason why people were bowing to him. He was thrilled with his newfound respect.


Angry people
Soon the sculptor returned after selling the idol. While he was crossing the village, the donkey stopped in the middle of the road, expecting a warm welcome. But nobody paid attention to him. The donkey felt insulted and started braying, so much so, that the villagers drove him away.

Realized the truth
The same mistake, what the donkey did, is what most of us do. When we are on the divine path of self - realization, with God's grace, a glow enters our demeanor and we stand out in the crowd. People respect such persons and often bow in respect. But we should realize that people are bowing not to us but to that glimpse of God whom they realize resides within us. So the credit of this respect goes, solely to God, not to us. If we start taking the credit, we cross the thin line of demarcation and enter into an area of false ego, which God dislikes most.


The basic difference between material and devotional lifestyle is that, in material life the more we progress, the more ego we develop. In a devotional lifestyle, the more we progress, the more ego we shed.

Friday, May 11, 2012

3 Keys for Making Your Dreams a Reality


Tuesday, May 1, 2012

3 types of Student who want to attain Perfection


There are 3 types of Student who want to attain Perfection


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as we study as a Student we have different levels in Institute
one who study in school is a student
one who study in College is also a student
one who study in Univ is also a student
but all have different Levels & understanding on subject

in Spirituality Subject matter is to attain our lost relationship with Absolute Truth (Param Satya)

Transcedentalist have 4 level according to Vedic Sastra

0) Kermi = eat sleep sex defending

1) Gyani = Knowledgeable person 
Concept : Understand God as Light , or Brham jyoti 
Goal : want to merge in Light

2) Yogi = Penance & Austries of Yogic Siddhi
Concept : Understand God as Super Soul, or Parmatma
Goal : Attain Higher Planet

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3) Bhakt / Devotee = Surrender with Love & Devotion
Concept : Absolute Truth is Bhagwan God with Personal Features
Gaol : to attain Love of Godhead by taking shelter of bonafide spiritual master of Disciplic Succession

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Glycemic Load


Taking Glycemic Load Index Knowledge To The Next Level

Scientists that were studying the GI soon found that the Glycemic load index was even more important than the Glycemic index. You can review the history of the GI here. The GL index is another way of ranking carbohydrate foods, but this time, it’s based on portion size. Let me explain.
You can get the GI of foods by referring back to article 2 and 3.
Why Should Cantaloupe, Popcorn and Watermelon Be Penalized?
Here’s the bottom line on this concept: Some foods are full of water, like watermelon; yet there are very few carbohydrates in this fruit. Some foods like chocolate frosted white cake are full of carbohydrates with very little water.
Watermelon shouldn’t be penalized because it has a lot of water in it. It’s not a bad food, compared to that piece of cake. So the Glycemic Load Index corrects the Glycemic index so that you can still eat the good foods with a lot of water in them and high GI.
Here are a few examples to show you how this works:
See the difference? It’s actually a lot because the Glycemic Load Chart range of values for foods is rated right here:
  • 0 to 10 - Low
  • 11 to 19 - Medium
  • 20 or more - High
Aim for the 0 to 10 category for the individual carbohydrate foods in your diet. Here are a few examples:
Glycemic Load Chart for Various Foods
  • 2 cups popcorn 7
  • 1 tablespoon honey 9
  • 1 cup orange juice 12
  • 1 cup brown rice 23
  • 1 baked potato 28
  • 1 cup white rice 33
  • 1 apple 6
  • ½ grapefruit 3
  • 1 cup corn flakes 21
  • 1 bagel 25
Do you see how this is all coming together now? There’s one more thing to know: You have to total the GL Indexes for all foods eaten for the day. The goal is to be below 80. This number includes all snacks.
So when you create your diet, as shown here, add a new little column for the foods' Glycemic Load.
By adding the Glycemic Load index concept into your plans for your low Glycemic diets, you can now be better assured of good control of your blood sugar levels. 

Create Glycemic Control with These 6 Tips


Create Glycemic Control with These 6 Tips

It’s time for you to have Glycemic control in your life. That’s control of your blood sugar levels whenever you want. The word Glycemic means blood sugar.
The benefits of Glycemic control are vast:
  • Better weight control
  • Lose fat weight faster
  • Fewer headaches, irritability, anger outbursts, and mood swings
  • Better focus and concentration
  • Better sleep at night
  • Less hunger
  • Better workouts because of better endurance
  • Less risk of endometrial cancer and heart attacks
  • Healthier babies
  • Healthier when pregnant
  • Enhanced learning and memory
To gain Glycemic control, you may want to re-read the general guidelines in Getting Started with Low Glycemic Diets. Also, review the charts here .
Then you’ll start by creating low Glycemic diets for your weekly meal plans. You already know this, so here are 6 specific guidelines:
1. First write out your meal plan for the Glycemic diets.
  • On a plain sheet of paper, write Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner up at the top in a horizontal line. Write Snacks to the right of Dinner.
2. Add in your protein source
  • Eggs, chicken, turkey, beef, bison, pork, fish or lamb. For example, if you like eggs for breakfast, add eggs under the breakfast category. If you like spicy chicken wings for lunch, add them under the lunch category. And if you are a steak lover, add steak under dinner.
3. Now add your carbohydrate foods.
  • The ones that are primarily low GI. Again, review the charts and here. For example, if you like grapefruit with eggs in the morning, add a grapefruit. If you like a big salad for lunch with chicken wings, add salad ingredients. And if you like potato with your steak, well…substitute Uncle Ben’s converted rice.
4. Add another serving of carbohydrate foods.
  • From the Low GI category to the meals and fill in your snacks with nuts that have a GI of 0 or are low GI.
5. Add fat to the meals
  • To increase the calories a little, or only for one meal a day if you are trying to lose weight. For example, if you ate eggs for breakfast, fry them in butter. Add a salad dressing for lunch. Cook the steak with mushrooms marinated in olive oil.
6. Add a beverage to your meals and you’re finished.
  • Avoid soda, coffee and drinks loaded with sugar. Try fresh fruit juices, teas or just plain water.
When you want Glycemic control, there’s no doubt about it that you will have to compromise. The first week is the most difficult because some of the foods you are used to eating aren’t anywhere in sight. But keep your eye on the goal: monthly Glycemic diets that lead you to all the benefits.
The benefits are felt as early as Day 1! And that alone is a lot to look forward to.