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The Shiva Linga that is visible after the installation is the top one third and the other two third forms the base.
The first one third of the base stands for Brahma - the aspect of creation in the cosmos. As the creation brings things into the existance, naturally the process is directed outward (i.e. towards the object of creation). Since the creation is going on endlessly, the four directions represent this concept. One can move in each direction without reaching the end. This aspect of the

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The books published by The Divine Life Society are being made available on the web in both Portable Document Format (PDF) and HTML.

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Sivananda: The Apostle of Peace and Love By Swami Paramananda (September 8, 2008).
Guru-Bhakti Yoga By Swami Sivananda (July 28, 2007).
Kingly Science Kingly Secret By Swami Sivananda (July 30, 2006).
Inspiring Talks of Gurudev Sivananda By Swami Venkatesananda (December 27, 2005).
I Live to Serve By Sri N. Ananthanarayanan (April 26, 2005).

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"Dongrias do not know who talks about them, their desires, their issues, and their sentiments to the outside world. Dongria Kondhs have not authorized any person to talk for Dongrias. So much is being spoken but so far we have just laughed it away. But now it is affecting us. Dongrias privacy is being exposed by these NGOs. We have lived in poverty for years, with no schools, no medicines, no doctors and over and above the epidemics. Today, Rami's daughter goes to a nearby Vedanta Child Care Ce

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His eyes twinkled, as he mentioned his daughter's name 'Saberi' who is 3 years old and his son 'Kame' who is 4 years old and are going in 'Phuldumer' Child Care Center of Vedanta. Child care Center of Vedanta?, in these hilly villages?. "Yes, they have a number of Child Care Centers and many children from Phuldumer and Khemdipadar go in these centres. Vedanta people teach our children with toys and the children also get good food. My daughter is very happy and I drop her every day. My son goes

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Majhi told me that there are basically two issues one, people who need development of Lanjigarh and the second, who desperately wish to stop every positive thing happening in Lanjigarh. Majhi said, "I have seen the poverty in Lanjigarh. My son had no food for two days and was suffering from high fever, Malaria. No doctor, no medicine, I almost lost my son. when in night my friend 'Tudu' came with a Health Jeep with a doctor and medicine, my son was saved. Later, I came to know that this Jeep wa

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The wonderful and ornate Peacock Door at the City Palace in Jaipur, India guarded by an equally outstanding Indian Sikh with a bright red turban and beautiful mustache.

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21 : Jairam Ramesh, 55
Minister for Environment
Why
He breaks into the list, and in the top 30, because Copenhagen showed he’s capable of negotiating domestic and global political challenges on policy. He put pragmatism in India’s climate negotiations. For six months ahead of the meet, Ramesh made small shifts in the government’s position and was able to convert it into the official line despite protests by influential members of India’s team. He has raised the profile of the Environment M

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Today is the 140th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. India celebrates it as a Gandhi Jayanthi. Google also joined the celebration in its style showing Mahatma Gandhi on their homepage.