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abyhttp://abykraju.blog.co.uk/en-UShourly82000-01-01T12:00+00:00abyhttp://abykraju.blog.co.uk/http://data5.blog.de/design/preview/73/63d4f68e81663df0a676ab05869bbb_160x200.jpgMORE ON ALCOHOL AND DRUGShttp://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/06/more_on_alcohol_and_drugs~706908/2006-04-06T12:32:29+02:00 MORE ON ALCOHOL AND DRUGS Alcohol and drugs ruin a person physically and spiritually. The use of these substances has been killing people faster than the deadliest wars of all history. Like Christians, most religions. Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam. All teach and preach against alcoholism. SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES In the Bible, wine is used for worship (Melkizedek to Abraham: Genesis 14:18), for drink offering (Exodus 29:40; Leviticus 23:13; Numbers 28:7), and at the Last Supper (Matthew 26:27-29). God created wine to quench thirst (Psalms 104:15; Isaiah 55:1). Jesus changed water into wine (John 2:1-11). It is also used for medicinal purposes (1Timothy 5:23). But one should not be addicted to alcoholism. THE TWELVE STEPS TO OVERCOME DRUGS AND ALCOHOLISM: 1. Admit that you have become powerless and unmanageable. 2. Believe that a power greater than you could restore. 3. Make decision to turn your will and life (surrender) to the care of God. 4. Make searching and fearless inventory of yourselves. 5. Admit to God, to yourselves and to others the exact nature of shortcomings. 6. Be ready to have the Almighty God remove all your weaknesses. 7. Humbly ask God to help remove your wrongs. 8. Make a list of people you had harmed and try to amend them. 9. Try direct amendments to such people. 10. Continue to take personal inventory and try to heal the wounded. 11. Pray and meditate to overcome through the blessings of the Almighty. 12. Practice all the good principles with a spiritual awakening. Be a good role model. Talk to others about the bad effects of drugs, listen to their reactions, and help them to get out of their addictions. Talk about strong values and create self-esteem. Help to deal with peer pressure and maintain firm rules and discipline. Learn what to do when we suspect a problem and have creative, alternative activities. <a href="http://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/06/more_on_alcohol_and_drugs~706908/#comments">Comments</a> MORE ON ALCOHOL AND DRUGS

Alcohol and drugs ruin a person physically and
spiritually. The use of these substances has been
killing people faster than the deadliest wars of all
history. Like Christians, most religions. Hinduism,
Buddhism, Islam. All teach and preach against
alcoholism.

SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES
In the Bible, wine is used for worship (Melkizedek to
Abraham: Genesis 14:18), for drink offering (Exodus
29:40; Leviticus 23:13; Numbers 28:7), and at the Last
Supper (Matthew 26:27-29). God created wine to quench
thirst (Psalms 104:15; Isaiah 55:1). Jesus changed
water into wine (John 2:1-11). It is also used for
medicinal purposes (1Timothy 5:23). But one should not
be addicted to alcoholism.

THE TWELVE STEPS TO OVERCOME DRUGS AND ALCOHOLISM:

1. Admit that you have become powerless and unmanageable.
2. Believe that a power greater than you could restore.
3. Make decision to turn your will and life (surrender) to the care of God.
4. Make searching and fearless inventory of yourselves.
5. Admit to God, to yourselves and to others the exact nature of shortcomings.
6. Be ready to have the Almighty God remove all your
weaknesses.
7. Humbly ask God to help remove your wrongs.
8. Make a list of people you had harmed and try to amend them.
9. Try direct amendments to such people.
10. Continue to take personal inventory and try to heal the wounded.
11. Pray and meditate to overcome through the blessings of the Almighty.
12. Practice all the good principles with a spiritual
awakening.

Be a good role model. Talk to others about the bad effects of drugs, listen to their reactions, and help them to get out of their addictions. Talk about strong values and create self-esteem. Help to deal with peer pressure and maintain firm rules and discipline. Learn
what to do when we suspect a problem and have creative, alternative activities.

Comments

]]>St .Gregorious the Great Sainthttp://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/04/st_gregorious_the_great_saint~701351/2006-04-04T12:54:45+02:00 Distinct Faith and Unique Visions of St. Gregorios of Parumala St. Gregorios had three special qualities of his own. The first and most important was that he was a man of constant prayer. The saint maintained a close link with God Almighty during mid nights, mornings and at times of prayers and even in between. The faith of the saint was so strong and firm and its blessing was seen on his face. Secondly he was a great Master. The life and activities of the large number of his followers witness the truth. Thirdly he was a good shepherd who had considered the welfare and well being of the Church as a whole. Compassion, Love, Forgiveness and Other Spiritual Gifts All Saints always express the godly natures of compassion, love, forgiveness and other spiritual gifts through their glorified lives. They do pray earnestly for the entire universe and mankind while staying in Lord Christ (As alive & even after their worldly lives.) When the faithful offer prayers for the departed saints and seek the intercessions of the saints, the mutual prayers turns, as the expressions of the divine love of God which was exposed to the world through Lord Jesus Christ. From the visions, life style, writings and exhortations of St. Gregorios, one could witness the brightness of the so-called Eastern Christian tradition. St. Gregorios believed in the deepness of love and hence the saint taught that a real devotee would love his fellowmen well. Identified With The Traditions of The Church Fathers St. Gregorios tried his best to identify with the traditions of the Church Fathers. As a matter of fact, it is very difficult to identify the theological visions of St. Gregorios separately from that of the Church Fathers before and after him. The Eastern Church fathers before him have totally ignored the importance of the secular education and the peaks in this field where one learner could reach. The Church Fathers were of the opinion that the interpretations of the Holy Scriptures and the religious practice must be practical in word and deed, which could be easily practiced in the daily life. They were eager to find the roots and base of the faith of theology in the lives of the ordinary people. Practiced Eastern Christian Theology When St. Gregorios said that all creations of God are beloved, the saint was leading our attention to the nucleus of the Eastern Christian theology. He was explaining the deep meaning of this great tradition. The Holy Bible provides us enough evidences of God's nature of goodness, love and freedom: 1 John 1:15, James 1:17, 1 John 4:16, St. John 3:16 etc. St. Basil of Caesaria, St. Gregory of Nazianzi and St. Gregory of Nyssa are considered as pillars of Eastern Christian tradition, as these three were well versed in God's goodness, love and freedom. In addition to the above faith, they taught about the share of those virtues vested in the entire creation. St. Gregorios of Parumala had identified himself to the above theological version of the Eastern Church fathers, who are generally refereed as Cappadocian fathers. And in fact the vision of St. Gregorios of Parumala had something more. Believed in the Goodness, Beauty and Truth of God in All Creations of God St. Gregorios of Parumala formed the divine theology connected with the creation, on the basis of the Biblical statement that after each creation "God found it good". The saint of Parumala defined that the goodness, beauty and truth of God are there in each creation of God. So also the saint exhorted the faithful to lead a life to attain the perfection of God's divine virtues. St. Gregorios used to pray for the entire mankind with real repentance, for and on behalf of the entire mankind with plenty of tears. The saint was confident that we are supposed to love all the creations irrespective of caste, color and creed. The feeling to love everyone and everything created by God enables man to get freedom from sorrow and desperation. When a faithful offers prayer with tears for his fellowmen, it would enable others to achieve more and more blessings from God. Prayerful Life In his life, St. Gregorios gave great importance to prayer. The saint gave great importance to pray as and when time would allow. The saint taught that "prayer is the enthusiasm of childhood, the dependence of the youth, and peace of the old age. One who loves his fellowmen is a real devotee. Because what all are created by God deserves love. Many things more than what we could dream are possible through prayer." Education/Teaching Mission Teaching mission was another important vision of St. Gregorios and the mission undertaken by the saint. In those days the media for mass education was the worships in the Churches, in addition to the practical teaching expertise by the elders in the joint families. In those days education in Kerala meant learning a few lessons of Sanskrit. And it was available to the high-class Hindu male members only. This system was radically changed by the effort of Christian Missionaries. In Kerala, English education was started in Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kottayam for the first time. The introduction of the "education for all" resulted in a great social revolution. In the Missionary Schools, there was no caste system. St. Gregorios was greatly influenced by the good effects of the activities of the Missionaries in the educational field. The saint desired that his own church should also be active. So the saint utilized his influence to open as many English Schools as he could. Worked for The Elevation of Socially Downtrodden Class St. Gregorios was considerate towards the socially downtrodden and the so-called Dalits, as the high-class people had not allowed the Dalit children to have education with their children. The saint started separate schools for the children of Dalits. St. Gregorios gave inspiration and the needy financial aid to so many Dalit youth for their Education, even though many of the Syrian Christians of those days had objected the saint's attempts to raise the standard of the socially down trodden people. During the period from 1895 till 1902, St. Gregorios gave the final shape for his visions like social reformation, educational activities as well as freedom struggle of the Dalits. St. Gregorios was able to establish English schools in Mulamthuruthy, Tiruvalla, Kunnamkulam, Niranam and Thumpamon. The efforts to establish the schools are the evidences for the saint's attempts for the social reformation of Kerala. One could find the saint's reactions against the poor status of the social system, from the private letters, sermons and articles of St. Gregorios. Missionary Works The saint was the first to start the mission work in the Indian Orthodox Church. He gave priority and exhorted the Church to give due importance to mission works both inside and outside the Church. It seems that he had instructed his followers to maintain the following. To start Sunday Schools and prayer meetings in the parishes. The priests must deliver sermons on the Holy Biblical portions with interpretations. Priests must continue the mission woks in the society. They must establish schools and churches in accordance with the need. Importance of Spiritual Education and Spiritual Life The life of St. Gregorios was converted as a message to the entire world where one could witness the message of Christian love and holiness of life. The prayers of different occasions of the worship were systematically arranged to remember and also to meditate the events that took place in the life of Lord Jesus Christ from childhood. The Holy Bible readings for an entire year is also set likewise for the use of the faithful from the beginning of the year till the end. St. Gregorios was of the opinion that the spiritual education could provide the knowledge in three shapes. As a weapon to fight against Satan. St. Paul compared the spiritual education as a sword of Holy Spirit to fight against Satan and the evil powers. (Read Ephesians. 6:11-18) St. Gregorios confirmed that the spiritual education is the spiritual weapon to fight Satan. As a lamp which Satan cannot extinguish. All world religions consider light as the symbol of wisdom and darkness as the symbol of illiteracy. As a treasure which Satan cannot inherit or rob. The saint considered the spiritual wisdom gained by each and everyone as eternal treasure. (Read St. Mathew 6: 19-20) St. Gregorios was the first in the Malankara Church to initiate mission works among those considered gentiles. So also the saint gave equal importance for the protection of orthodox faith. Respected All Religions St. Gregorios always expressed a religious vision, which was illustrated and illuminated through Jesus Christ. The same vision had likeness to the teaching of all world religions. When we attempt to analyze each religion through the vision of St. Gregorios, we could see Christ's picture drawn in different colors. When we would watch such a picture, we will make sure that there are no limits and boundaries for the glory of God. In addition to being the spiritual head of a Christian church, St. Gregorios had a vision towards other religions, which could be accepted by one and all. The following points could be considered as a sign acceptable to all religions. A life style that is aimed to attain the final goal of life. Service to mankind is a means to worship and please God. There is a common spirituality in all men. Prayers, fasting etc. must enable one to achieve purity of life. There is a life after life (after the worldly death). The five statements mentioned above are acceptable to all religions as a means to enrich one's spirituality. St. Gregorios was a veteran in all these aspects and hence one could say that the saint maintained the vision of religions acceptable to one and all. Author, Translator St. Gregorios was the first person in the Orthodox Church to take initiative to translate the liturgies and prayer books from Syriac language to Malayalam. The saint had extra ordinary interest in compiling, translating and publishing the prayer books as well as many other similar books from the Syriac language. At the same time he had given inspiration and guidance to his own disciples and close associates to do so, independently. St. Gregorios had a special liking towards books and other publications. Dr. Samuel Chandanappally had collected almost all writings of the saint after the research of a very long period and published them with the title 'Holy writings' (Pavithra rachanakal) in 1980. The most important writing among others is the saint's speech named 'Pious verses'. In this speech the saint first explains his experiences during the journey to Jerusalem and secondly reminds his followers about their responsibilities. The saint gave importance for the freedom of the Dalits; need of English education and the significance of spiritual revival in his prophetic sermon named the pious verses. In the private and common letters of the saint, one could find the sound of affection, love, and care as well as the strictness for discipline, fear of God, etc. During the spare time after the prayers and worships, the saint used to write a lot as letters to individuals or to the parishes. From the writings of the saint we could understand that he was a veteran of the popular Malayalam literature of those days, which is generally known as the Missionary Malayalam. In fact the Malayalam literature became prominent as well as common due to the arrival of the missionaries as well as their contributions to the language. The saint had followed the missionary Malayalam, as it was very simple for the common man to use. The books of Christian priests have contributed a lot of means for the progress of Malayalam language especially the prose. The experts of the language and the prose consider the period from the time of Udayamperoor Synod (1599) till the release of the 'Holy Land Travelogue'of St. Gregorios (1895) as the time of Missionary language. The Holy Land travelogue is very rich in the value of literature. In this book the saint explains about his journey to Jerusalem, sights during the journey, blessings and experiences at Jerusalem, return journey to Kerala etc in the unique manner and style. St. Gregorios gives us a detailed description about the traditions, rituals and rites, cultures and civilizations etc, which he had seen and studied, in a very influential language and literature. The saint explains about the places of importance in the Holy Bible, as if he is standing there and showing us the location. The desire to visit the Holy Land, which was touched by the feet of Lord Jesus, was the intention of the saint's visit. When the saint visited the Holy Land, he longed to write a book for the sake of his sheep in India that were less fortunate to visit the Holy Land. It is a fact that all will agree to the statement that the travelogue of St. Gregorios has to its credit all the significant features of a perfect travelogue. May the intercession of St. Gregorios of Parumala be a fort of protection to one and all who seek the blessed intercession. Let us all thank God Almighty for the wonderful and magnificent gift of Parumala Thirumeni to this Church. Let us try to be identical to his spirituality. May God bless us all. <a href="http://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/04/st_gregorious_the_great_saint~701351/#comments">Comments</a> Distinct Faith and Unique Visions of St. Gregorios of Parumala

St. Gregorios had three special qualities of his own.

The first and most important was that he was a man of constant prayer. The saint maintained a close link with God Almighty during mid nights, mornings and at times of prayers and even in between. The faith of the saint was so strong and firm and its blessing was seen on his face.

Secondly he was a great Master. The life and activities of the large number of his followers witness the truth.

Thirdly he was a good shepherd who had considered the welfare and well being of the Church as a whole.

Compassion, Love, Forgiveness and Other Spiritual Gifts

All Saints always express the godly natures of compassion, love, forgiveness and other spiritual gifts through their glorified lives. They do pray earnestly for the entire universe and mankind while staying in Lord Christ (As alive & even after their worldly lives.)

When the faithful offer prayers for the departed saints and seek the intercessions of the saints, the mutual prayers turns, as the expressions of the divine love of God which was exposed to the world through Lord Jesus Christ. From the visions, life style, writings and exhortations of St. Gregorios, one could witness the brightness of the so-called Eastern Christian tradition.

St. Gregorios believed in the deepness of love and hence the saint taught that a real devotee would love his fellowmen well.

Identified With The Traditions of The Church Fathers

St. Gregorios tried his best to identify with the traditions of the Church Fathers. As a matter of fact, it is very difficult to identify the theological visions of St. Gregorios separately from that of the Church Fathers before and after him.

The Eastern Church fathers before him have totally ignored the importance of the secular education and the peaks in this field where one learner could reach.

The Church Fathers were of the opinion that the interpretations of the Holy Scriptures and the religious practice must be practical in word and deed, which could be easily practiced in the daily life. They were eager to find the roots and base of the faith of theology in the lives of the ordinary people.

Practiced Eastern Christian Theology

When St. Gregorios said that all creations of God are beloved, the saint was leading our attention to the nucleus of the Eastern Christian theology. He was explaining the deep meaning of this great tradition.

The Holy Bible provides us enough evidences of God's nature of goodness, love and freedom:
1 John 1:15,
James 1:17,
1 John 4:16,
St. John 3:16 etc.

St. Basil of Caesaria, St. Gregory of Nazianzi and St. Gregory of Nyssa are considered as pillars of Eastern Christian tradition, as these three were well versed in God's goodness, love and freedom. In addition to the above faith, they taught about the share of those virtues vested in the entire creation.

St. Gregorios of Parumala had identified himself to the above theological version of the Eastern Church fathers, who are generally refereed as Cappadocian fathers. And in fact the vision of St. Gregorios of Parumala had something more.

Believed in the Goodness, Beauty and Truth of God in All Creations of God

St. Gregorios of Parumala formed the divine theology connected with the creation, on the basis of the Biblical statement that after each creation "God found it good". The saint of Parumala defined that the goodness, beauty and truth of God are there in each creation of God. So also the saint exhorted the faithful to lead a life to attain the perfection of God's divine virtues.

St. Gregorios used to pray for the entire mankind with real repentance, for and on behalf of the entire mankind with plenty of tears. The saint was confident that we are supposed to love all the creations irrespective of caste, color and creed. The feeling to love everyone and everything created by God enables man to get freedom from sorrow and desperation. When a faithful offers prayer with tears for his fellowmen, it would enable others to achieve more and more blessings from God.

Prayerful Life

In his life, St. Gregorios gave great importance to prayer. The saint gave great importance to pray as and when time would allow. The saint taught that "prayer is the enthusiasm of childhood, the dependence of the youth, and peace of the old age. One who loves his fellowmen is a real devotee. Because what all are created by God deserves love. Many things more than what we could dream are possible through prayer."

Education/Teaching Mission

Teaching mission was another important vision of St. Gregorios and the mission undertaken by the saint.

In those days the media for mass education was the worships in the Churches, in addition to the practical teaching expertise by the elders in the joint families. In those days education in Kerala meant learning a few lessons of Sanskrit. And it was available to the high-class Hindu male members only. This system was radically changed by the effort of Christian Missionaries.

In Kerala, English education was started in Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kottayam for the first time. The introduction of the "education for all" resulted in a great social revolution. In the Missionary Schools, there was no caste system. St. Gregorios was greatly influenced by the good effects of the activities of the Missionaries in the educational field. The saint desired that his own church should also be active. So the saint utilized his influence to open as many English Schools as he could.

Worked for The Elevation of Socially Downtrodden Class

St. Gregorios was considerate towards the socially downtrodden and the so-called Dalits, as the high-class people had not allowed the Dalit children to have education with their children. The saint started separate schools for the children of Dalits. St. Gregorios gave inspiration and the needy financial aid to so many Dalit youth for their Education, even though many of the Syrian Christians of those days had objected the saint's attempts to raise the standard of the socially down trodden people.

During the period from 1895 till 1902, St. Gregorios gave the final shape for his visions like social reformation, educational activities as well as freedom struggle of the Dalits. St. Gregorios was able to establish English schools in Mulamthuruthy, Tiruvalla, Kunnamkulam, Niranam and Thumpamon. The efforts to establish the schools are the evidences for the saint's attempts for the social reformation of Kerala. One could find the saint's reactions against the poor status of the social system, from the private letters, sermons and articles of St. Gregorios.

Missionary Works

The saint was the first to start the mission work in the Indian Orthodox Church. He gave priority and exhorted the Church to give due importance to mission works both inside and outside the Church. It seems that he had instructed his followers to maintain the following.

To start Sunday Schools and prayer meetings in the parishes.

The priests must deliver sermons on the Holy Biblical portions with interpretations.

Priests must continue the mission woks in the society. They must establish schools and churches in accordance with the need.

Importance of Spiritual Education and Spiritual Life

The life of St. Gregorios was converted as a message to the entire world where one could witness the message of Christian love and holiness of life. The prayers of different occasions of the worship were systematically arranged to remember and also to meditate the events that took place in the life of Lord Jesus Christ from childhood. The Holy Bible readings for an entire year is also set likewise for the use of the faithful from the beginning of the year till the end.

St. Gregorios was of the opinion that the spiritual education could provide the knowledge in three shapes.

As a weapon to fight against Satan. St. Paul compared the spiritual education as a sword of Holy Spirit to fight against Satan and the evil powers. (Read Ephesians. 6:11-18)
St. Gregorios confirmed that the spiritual education is the spiritual weapon to fight Satan.

As a lamp which Satan cannot extinguish. All world religions consider light as the symbol of wisdom and darkness as the symbol of illiteracy.

As a treasure which Satan cannot inherit or rob. The saint considered the spiritual wisdom gained by each and everyone as eternal treasure. (Read St. Mathew 6: 19-20) St. Gregorios was the first in the Malankara Church to initiate mission works among those considered gentiles. So also the saint gave equal importance for the protection of orthodox faith.

Respected All Religions

St. Gregorios always expressed a religious vision, which was illustrated and illuminated through Jesus Christ. The same vision had likeness to the teaching of all world religions.

When we attempt to analyze each religion through the vision of St. Gregorios, we could see Christ's picture drawn in different colors. When we would watch such a picture, we will make sure that there are no limits and boundaries for the glory of God.

In addition to being the spiritual head of a Christian church, St. Gregorios had a vision towards other religions, which could be accepted by one and all. The following points could be considered as a sign acceptable to all religions.

A life style that is aimed to attain the final goal of life.

Service to mankind is a means to worship and please God.

There is a common spirituality in all men.

Prayers, fasting etc. must enable one to achieve purity of life.

There is a life after life (after the worldly death).

The five statements mentioned above are acceptable to all religions as a means to enrich one's spirituality. St. Gregorios was a veteran in all these aspects and hence one could say that the saint maintained the vision of religions acceptable to one and all.

Author, Translator

St. Gregorios was the first person in the Orthodox Church to take initiative to translate the liturgies and prayer books from Syriac language to Malayalam. The saint had extra ordinary interest in compiling, translating and publishing the prayer books as well as many other similar books from the Syriac language. At the same time he had given inspiration and guidance to his own disciples and close associates to do so, independently. St. Gregorios had a special liking towards books and other publications. Dr. Samuel Chandanappally had collected almost all writings of the saint after the research of a very long period and published them with the title 'Holy writings' (Pavithra rachanakal) in 1980. The most important writing among others is the saint's speech named 'Pious verses'. In this speech the saint first explains his experiences during the journey to Jerusalem and secondly reminds his followers about their responsibilities. The saint gave importance for the freedom of the Dalits; need of English education and the significance of spiritual revival in his prophetic sermon named the pious verses.

In the private and common letters of the saint, one could find the sound of affection, love, and care as well as the strictness for discipline, fear of God, etc.

During the spare time after the prayers and worships, the saint used to write a lot as letters to individuals or to the parishes. From the writings of the saint we could understand that he was a veteran of the popular Malayalam literature of those days, which is generally known as the Missionary Malayalam. In fact the Malayalam literature became prominent as well as common due to the arrival of the missionaries as well as their contributions to the language. The saint had followed the missionary Malayalam, as it was very simple for the common man to use. The books of Christian priests have contributed a lot of means for the progress of Malayalam language especially the prose.

The experts of the language and the prose consider the period from the time of Udayamperoor Synod (1599) till the release of the 'Holy Land Travelogue'of St. Gregorios (1895) as the time of Missionary language.

The Holy Land travelogue is very rich in the value of literature. In this book the saint explains about his journey to Jerusalem, sights during the journey, blessings and experiences at Jerusalem, return journey to Kerala etc in the unique manner and style. St. Gregorios gives us a detailed description about the traditions, rituals and rites, cultures and civilizations etc, which he had seen and studied, in a very influential language and literature. The saint explains about the places of importance in the Holy Bible, as if he is standing there and showing us the location. The desire to visit the Holy Land, which was touched by the feet of Lord Jesus, was the intention of the saint's visit. When the saint visited the Holy Land, he longed to write a book for the sake of his sheep in India that were less fortunate to visit the Holy Land. It is a fact that all will agree to the statement that the travelogue of St. Gregorios has to its credit all the significant features of a perfect travelogue.

May the intercession of St. Gregorios of Parumala be a fort of protection to one and all who seek the blessed intercession. Let us all thank God Almighty for the wonderful and magnificent gift of Parumala Thirumeni to this Church. Let us try to be identical to his spirituality. May God bless us all.

Comments

]]>CONVERTING ABUNDANCE ANTO SCARCITYhttp://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/04/converting_abundance_anto_scarcity~701322/2006-04-04T12:40:36+02:00 “A blinding flash ……. A shattering sound……crumpling walls…. Breaking pots…..Death” Nowadays it is a common feature in India. People are dieing without water. What is the reason behind it? Environmentalists in our country are outranged because of deforestation, and they are fighting for the preservation of natural resources in our country. Bangalore City, the garden city of India is also suffering from great water problem. The majority of the population in the city is depending up on the corporation water which is like a ‘Mahaballi’ and famous because of its irregularity and its impure, because of that people in Bangalore started depending on tankers and which is emerging as a business in the city and the water is now considered as more valuable than gold. How can a man imagine life without water? It is impossible for a man, a day without water…… It is not only in Bangalore but also, all over India we are facing this water problem. In this situation the preservation of natural resources are very important. But in our country, we are loosing our natural resources in an alarming rate. Deforestation, industrialization, urbanization etc….added the identity of the problem. As a result our country once she was a land of vegetarians is turning to the most insecure place for living because of overpopulation and water problems. Our rivers once it was the birthplace for our civilizations are turning into salty troches. Studies have shown that if we are not preserving the remaining eco-system, India will suffer serious water problems by 2010. We had abundance amount of natural resources and we are converting that abundance into scarcity. <a href="http://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/04/converting_abundance_anto_scarcity~701322/#comments">Comments</a> “A blinding flash ……. A shattering sound……crumpling walls…. Breaking pots…..Death”
Nowadays it is a common feature in India. People are dieing without water. What is the reason behind it? Environmentalists in our country are outranged because of deforestation, and they are fighting for the preservation of natural resources in our country.
Bangalore City, the garden city of India is also suffering from great water problem. The majority of the population in the city is depending up on the corporation water which is like a ‘Mahaballi’ and famous because of its irregularity and its impure, because of that people in Bangalore started depending on tankers and which is emerging as a business in the city and the water is now considered as more valuable than gold.
How can a man imagine life without water? It is impossible for a man, a day without water…… It is not only in Bangalore but also, all over India we are facing this water problem.
In this situation the preservation of natural resources are very important. But in our country, we are loosing our natural resources in an alarming rate. Deforestation, industrialization, urbanization etc….added the identity of the problem. As a result our country once she was a land of vegetarians is turning to the most insecure place for living because of overpopulation and water problems.
Our rivers once it was the birthplace for our civilizations are turning into salty troches.
Studies have shown that if we are not preserving the remaining eco-system, India will suffer serious water problems by 2010.
We had abundance amount of natural resources and we are converting that abundance into scarcity.

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]]>Best things in life are freehttp://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/02/best_things_in_life_are_free~697094/2006-04-02T18:02:46+02:00 Nature is beauty and beauty is nature. Nature is beautiful every where, in one way or other. The beauties of nature have been a source of inspiration and delight to man kind, nature offers an endless story of joy .If one has seeing eyes and felling heart dewdrops on green grass look like pearls the sun rise is one of the loveliest scenes of the nature . The sweet notes of birds and the frolics of animals, transport man to a world of joy. The setting sun the starry night the silvery light of moon , the snow covered mountain, the deep and dark forest , the sweet and fragment flowers are only some of the behaves of nature . These are all free and best things in life, so it is true that best things in life are free nature has given so much and takes nothing from us. It has given medicine to cure dangerous killer disorder it has cured diseases for long time till chemical medicines were not discovered even in age of computer and technology natural medicine r using in large amount one of the wonders of nature r tree and plants these r important to our world for a number of reason trees and plants synthesize their food by the process known as photosynthesis the by product of this is oxygen and which is given off into air is respired by living beings. that is why the great forests r called the" "lungs of the world" we cant imaging a minute with out oxygen and which is distributed equally to every on without any cost let us not forget the mention about agriculture, witch is done in the heart of nature to provide humans there energy to sustain life farmers just have 2 sow the plants and seeds with time it grows up into plants " what a great thing! - nature does it 4 us without any labour charge we have 2 just harvest and just enjoy it pollution is one of the dangerous threats to human being , humans to make there life better and comfortable ,leave waste and polluted materials into atmosphere , hence polluting in the even ultimately humans face their serious consequences in the in the form of diseases like asthma typhoid , bronchitis "can we convert the polluted water into the pure form "Our answer will be no , but natural things (trees and plants ) can do this fresh water is also one of the mans need and it is also providing by nature itself the elements like diamond , silver , gold , iron , copper , aluminum , zinc . tin and so on are the best think gifted by nature to us since these r the best thins in life all of us should respect them we should make he natural resources effectively so best things in life r free. <a href="http://abykraju.blog.co.uk/2006/04/02/best_things_in_life_are_free~697094/#comments">Comments</a> Nature is beauty and beauty is nature. Nature is beautiful every where, in one way or other. The beauties of nature have been a source of inspiration and delight to man kind, nature offers an endless story of joy .If one has seeing eyes and felling heart dewdrops on green grass look like pearls the sun rise is one of the loveliest scenes of the nature . The sweet notes of birds and the frolics of animals, transport man to a world of joy. The setting sun the starry night the silvery light of moon , the snow covered mountain, the deep and dark forest , the sweet and fragment flowers are only some of the behaves of nature . These are all free and best things in life, so it is true that best things in life are free nature has given so much and takes nothing from us. It has given medicine to cure dangerous killer disorder it has cured diseases for long time till chemical medicines were not discovered even in age of computer and technology natural medicine r using in large amount one of the wonders of nature r tree and plants these r important to our world for a number of reason trees and plants synthesize their food by the process known as photosynthesis the by product of this is oxygen and which is given off into air is respired by living beings. that is why the great forests r called the" "lungs of the world" we cant imaging a minute with out oxygen and which is distributed equally to every on without any cost let us not forget the mention about agriculture, witch is done in the heart of nature to provide humans there energy to sustain life farmers just have 2 sow the plants and seeds with time it grows up into plants " what a great thing! - nature does it 4 us without any labour charge we have 2 just harvest and just enjoy it pollution is one of the dangerous threats to human being , humans to make there life better and comfortable ,leave waste and polluted materials into atmosphere , hence polluting in the even
ultimately humans face their serious consequences in the in the form of diseases like asthma typhoid , bronchitis "can we convert the polluted water into the pure form "Our answer will be no , but natural things (trees and plants ) can do this fresh water is also one of the mans need and it is also providing by nature itself the elements like diamond , silver , gold , iron , copper , aluminum , zinc . tin and so on are the best think gifted by nature to us since these r the best thins in life all of us should respect them we should make he natural resources effectively so best things in life r free.

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