Wisdom
is my yoke and plow. Conscience the pole, mind the strap. Mindfulness
my plowshare and z good heroic effort the ox carrying the yoke…This is
how I plow, and fruit that it yields is deathlessnessand end of suffering.
To attain Eternal Bliss Do Good Purify Mind
All original word of the Buddha in a chronological order may be published
And train to grow vegetables plants in pots & fruits throughout the world & be free birds along with Meditative Mindful Swimming
“How
blissful it is, for one who has nothing. Attainers-of-wisdom are people
with nothing. See him suffering, one who has something, a person bound
in mind with people.
बुद्ध
वा स्पष्ट रूपमा एक - शाब्दिक “जाल”, “बुझ्ने”, वा “जागृत नाम, छ र
पश्चिममा छुटकारा दिने व्यवस्था हो र पश्चिमलाई ज्ञात र पश्चिममा बताइएको
सम्मान नाम हो। बौद्ध धर्मको नाम।
एक बुद्धिमानी छैन
केहि लुकाउनुहोस्, र
त्यहाँ केहि छैन
मा समात्नुहोस्।
निर्विवाद बिना
वा ईर्ष्या, तिनीहरू बसिरहेका छन्
अस्थिरता उनीहरुसँग छ
कुनै घृणित वा अपमान
कसैको लागि।
-Pubhadea Sutta
बुद्ध मा
आठ
सांसारिक बतास:
“प्रशंसा र
दोष
मान्यता र
उपेक्षा, लाभ
र घाटा,
खुशी र
दु: ख आउँछ
र जस्तै जानुहोस्
हावा एक जस्तै आराम
मा विशाल रूख
ती मध्ये
सबै। “
डर भनेको स्वयंको रूपमा जन्मेको हुन्छ।
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यसले मलाई सबै माथि हल्लायो:
- बुद्ध
हड्डीन्डा सुताटा
त्यहाँ कुनै डर छैन
कोही हो
जागगरि कसको दिमागमा
अनियमित गरिएको छ
तृष्णा द्वारा,
र unerplerxed छ,
र कसले छोडेको छ
जूइस र सद्गुण
यद्यपि तपाईं एक सय बर्ष बाँच्न सक्नुहुन्छ
अनैतिक र अन्जानमा,
राम्रो एक दिन एक दिन हो
नैतिक रूपमा र अवशोषित बाँचे
(उच्च ध्यानवादी राज्यहरूमा। - बुद्ध
दीर्घकालीन लाभ र खुशीको लागि
आफैलाई प्रशिक्षण दिनुहोस्:
‘यद्यपि म शरीरमा कष्टमा पर्न सक्छु, मेरो दिमाग अस्थिर हुनेछ।’
तपाईंले आफैलाई कसरी प्रशिक्षण दिनुपर्दछ। “
एक
जना-एक-वचन योग्य चेलाको सन्दर्भमा र तिनीहरूका धम्मरमा अनुशासन छ।
निष्ठाका पुरुषहरूप्रतिको सम्मान छ र राम्रो गरीएको छ र तिनीहरूका धर्दिएमा
अनुशासित छ - उनको फारम परिवर्तन र परिवर्तन हुन्छ, ऊ यसको परिवर्तन,
विचलित, वा निराशामा पर्दैन। “
दुई ब्राह्मण -120 वर्ष पुरानो
खुशी ल्याउने व्यवसायी कार्यहरू गर्नुहोस्।
जीवित हुँदा सुधार गर्नुहोस्।
जब संसार बुढेसकाल र मृत्युसहित आगोमा छ, एउटाले [भविष्यका सम्पत्ति उद्धार गर्नुपर्छ: “
“नैतिक आचरणले बुढेसकालसम्म एक राम्रोसँग सेवा गर्दछ।
शारेदना यदि राम्रो स्थापित भयो भने, एउटा राम्रोसँग सेवा गर्दछ।
ज्ञान मान्छेको लागि बहुमूल्य खजाना हो।
राम्रो कार्यहरूको योग्य चोरहरू हटाउनको लागि गाह्रो छ। “
एक व्यक्तिले आफूले खोला उड्न एक व्यक्ति छोड्छ। - बुद्ध
लोटस पातमा पानी मुसाको रूपमा अनुपादकताले गर्दैन, त्यसैले एबाट फाँट मिल्दैन। - बुद्ध
एक बुद्धिमान मानिसले के कुरा बुझेको छैन। - बुद्ध
प्रयास गर्नुहोस् र सही जीविका, सही प्रयास, सही मनसाय, सही एकाग्रता, बुढ्यौली तनावपूर्ण छ। - बुद्ध
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सेल एप्रोग्रामिंगमा समावेश गर्ने प्राध्यापक।
बुद्धका शब्दहरूको शक्ति छ
एक बुद्धिमान व्यक्तिको दिमागमा
तिनीहरूलाई मा पकड समात्छ
स्थिर समानता जहाँ
अहंकार असम्भव छ;
तिनीहरू कुनै तुलना गर्दैनन्
बाँकी संसारको साथ
‘उच्च’, ‘अवर’
वा ‘बराबर’।
-Pubhadea Sutta
परिपक्वता हो
हिड्न सिक्नको लागि सिक्दै
टाढा मानिसहरूबाट टाढा
र अवस्था कि
धम्की दिन्छ तिम्रो
मनको शान्ति,
आत्म सम्मान,
मानहरू, नैतिकता,
वा आत्म मूल्यवान।
अरूलाई माफ गर्नुहोस्।
किनभने तिनीहरू
क्षमाको योग्यता को लागी,
Byt किनभने तपाईं
शान्तिको योग्य छ।
त्यहाँ तीन छन्
सबैको समाधान
समस्या: यसलाई स्वीकार्नुहोस्,
यसलाई परिवर्तन गर्नुहोस्, वा यसलाई छोड्नुहोस्।
यदि तपाईं यसलाई स्वीकार्न सक्नुहुन्न भने,
यसलाई परिवर्तन गर्नुहोस्। यदि तपाईं सक्नुहुन्न
यसलाई परिवर्तन गर्नुहोस्, यसलाई छोड्नुहोस्।
यदि हामी एक समावेश गर्दैनौं
हाम्रो मा फराकिलो जागरूकता
ध्यानाकर्षणको अभ्यास,
त्यहाँ एक भावना हुन सक्छ
बाट अलग
संसार। अधिक बन्न
वरपरका मानिसहरूलाई सचेत
र अरूमा हाम्रो प्रभाव
पथमा आवश्यक छ
टिपटाका - पाली क्यानन 1
यो पाली भाषाको संग्रह हो
टेक्स्टहरू, जुन चिकित्सकको रूपमा गठन गर्दछ
प्रयोगाडाडाको फाउंडेशन।
टिपटाका र पोष्ट-क्याननजिकल
पाली पदहरू, अर्थात्। कमेरीहरू र
इतिहासलाई, पूर्ण बनाउनुहोस्
शास्त्रीय दर्दर्वडा पाठको शरीर।
Vinaya पिटाका - आचरण को नियमहरु
भित्र दैनिक मामिलाहरू शासित
Sangha, दुबै मोटा र ननहरूका लागि।
सुताटा पिकाका - बुद्ध र केहीलाई जिम्मेवार भाँडाहरू
उनका नजिकका चेलाहरू।
अबहमम पिचका - सिद्धान्त
पुन: प्रयोग र एक मा पुनर्गठन
दिमाग र पदार्थको अनुसन्धान।
पाली क्यानन, वा टिप्काका, समावेश गर्दछ
तीन पिटाकास संग्रह:
सुताटा पिकाका, भिन्या पिटाका र
अबहदमम पिकाका,
यद्यपि परम्परागत रूपमा जिम्मेवार
बुद्ध, अबहदमम पिकाका सामान्यतया हो
पछिपछिको विद्वान हुन स्वीकार्य
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सुताटा पिकाका
1. दीपक निकया-नक्कल लामो प्रेसहरूको हो:
समावेश
Sud 34 सूत्र, केहि धेरै धेरै लामो, एक जीवन्त चित्र प्रस्तुत गर्दै
जीवनका विभिन्न पक्षहरू र बुद्धको समयमा सोच्ने बिभिन्न पक्षहरू।
2. हेन्जामिया निकायाई - मध्य लम्बाईको संग्रह
भनाइहरू: 122 सूत्र र वर्तमान शिक्षाहरू समावेश गर्दछ
गहन सिमिली र उदाहरणको साथ।
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यसमा 2,941 सूटेलसँग पाँच भागहरू, वा भ्यागागासमा समूहीकृत गरिएको छ।
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छलफल गरिएको शीर्षकको संख्यामा, एक देखि एघार सम्म।
Vinaya पिटाका
1. प्याराजेका पाली - प्रमुख अपराधहरू: अनुशासनको बखत
Munder just प्रमुख र साना अपराधहरू र जरिवानाहरूको बारेमा।
2. pacittia pali - प्रमुख अपराध: बाँकी 178 को साथ सम्झौता
भलिकचस र भिख्तकोहिसको लागि नियमहरूको सेट।
A. महावगगा पाली - ठूलो सेक्सन: यसले खाता समावेश गर्दछ
बुद्धको ब्यूँचाइको अनुसरण गर्दै उसको प्रवचन
पहिलो पाँच भिक्षुहरू र उनका ठूला चेलाहरू
संग्रहमा सामेल भए र जागृत उठाउँदै। को पनि नियम पनि
Sangha र Sangeave।
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BUDDHA
or Enlightened One — literally “Knower”, “Understander”, or “Awakened
One” — is the honorific name given to the Indian Sage, Gotama, who
discovered and proclaimed to the world the Law of Deliverance, known to
the West by the name of Buddhism.
A wise on does not
conceal anything, and
there is nothing they
holde på.
Without acquisitiveness
or envy, they remain
unobtrusive; de har
no disdain or insult
for alle.
-Purabheda Sutta
The Buddha on
The Eight
Worldly Winds:
“Praise and
skylde på,
recognition and
disregard, gain
and loss,
pleasure and
sorrow come
and go like the
vind. Rest like a
giant tree in the
midst of them
alle.”
Fear is born from arming oneself.
Just see how mwny people fight!
I’ll tell you about the dreadful fear
that caused me to shake all over:
- The Buddha
Attadanda Sutta
There is no fear for
someone who is
awake, whose mind
is uncontaminated
by craving,
and is unperplexed,
and who has given up
Last og dyd
Though you may live a hundred years
unethical and unintegrated,
better is one single day
lived ethically and absorbed
(in higher meditative states.-the Buddha
For long-term benefit and happiness
Tren deg selv:
‘Even though I may be afflicted in body, my mind will be unafflicted.’
That is how you should train yourself.”
A
well-instructed disciple has regard for noble ones and is well-versed
and disciplined in their Dhamma; has regard for men of integrity and is
well-versed and disciplined in their Dhamma - his form changes and
alters, but he does not fall into sorrow, lamentation, pain, distress,
or despair over its change and alteration.”
To Two brahmans -120 years old -
Do meritorious deeds that bring bliss.
Make merit while alive.
When the world is on fire with aging and death, one should salvage [future wealth] by giving:”
“Moral conduct serves one well till old age.
Sradda if well-established, serves one well.
Knowledge is a precious treasure for man.
The merit of good actions is difficult for thieves to take away.”
A person abandons what he construes as mine. - Buddha
As a water bead on a lotus leaf does not adhere, so the sage does not adhere. - Buddha
A wise man is not deluded by what is perceived. - Buddha
Try and stick to right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, as aging is stressful. - Buddha
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Buddha’s words have Power
A wise person’s mindfulness
holds them poised in
constant equanimity where
arrogance is impossible;
they make no comparison
with the rest of the world
as ’superior’, ‘inferior’
or ‘equal’.
-Purabheda Sutta
Maturity is
learning to walk
away from people
and situations that
threaten your
rolig til sinns,
selvrespekt,
values, morals,
or self worth.
Forgive others.
Not because they
deserve forgiveness,
byt because you
deserve peace.
Det er tre
solutions to every
problem:accept it,
change it, or leave it.
If you can’t accept it,
endre det. If you can’t
change it, leave it.
If we do not include a
broader awareness in our
practice of mindfulness,
there can be a sense of
separation from the
verden. Becoming more
aware of those around us
and our impact on others
is essential on the path
Tipitaka - The Pali Canon 1
Dette er samlingen av pali språk
tekster, som danner doktrinasjonen
grunnlaget for Theravada buddhisme.
Tipitaka og post-kanonisk
Pali tekster, dvs. kommentarene og
Chronicles, utgjør hele
Kropp av klassiske tekster.
Vinaya Pitaka - Regler for oppførsel
styrer daglige saker i
Sangha, for både munker og nonner.
Sutta Pitaka - diskursene tilskrives Buddha og noen av
hans nærmeste disipler.
Abhidhamma Pitaka - Læren
omarbeidet og omorganisert i en
Undersøkelse av sinn og materie.
Pali Canon, eller Tipitaka, består av
Samlingen av tre Pitakas:
Sutta Pitaka, Vinaya Pitaka og
Abhidhamma Pitaka,
Selv om det tradisjonelt tilskrives
Buddha, Abhidhamma Pitaka er generelt
akseptert å være arbeidet med senere lærde
munker som re-organisert og tabulert hans
Lærer i dette settet med 7 bøker
Sutta Pitaka.
1. Digha Nikaya -Collection of lange diskurser:
Inneholder
34 Suttas, noen veldig lange, presenterer et levende bilde av
forskjellige aspekter av livet og tanken på Buddhas tid.
2. Majjhima Nikaya - samling av midtlengden
Ording: Inneholder 152 suttas og nåværende læresetninger
med dype likheter og eksempler.
3. SAMYUTTA NIKAYA - Samling av hyggelige diskurser:
Dette har 2.941 Suttas, gruppert i fem deler, eller Vaggas.
4. Anguttara Nikaya - Samling av gradvise ord:
Inneholder så mange som 2,38 små suttas arrangert i henhold til
til antall emner diskutert, fra en til elleve.
Vinaya Pitaka.
1. Parajka Pali - Store lovbrudd: RUES av disiplin
om 49 store og mindre lovbrudd og straffer.
2. Pacittiya Pali - Store lovbrudd: omhandler de resterende 178
Sett med regler for Bhikkhus og Bhikkhunis.
3. Mahavagga Pali - Større seksjon: Dette inneholder en konto
av perioden etter Buddhas oppvåkning, hans prekener
til de første fem munker og noen av hans store disipler
sluttet seg til sangha og oppnådd oppvåkning. Also rules of
conduct and etiquette for Sangha.
4. Culavagga Pali - Lesser Section : More rules and proceedures
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BUDDHA
or Enlightened One — literally “Knower”, “Understander”, or “Awakened
One” — is the honorific name given to the Indian Sage, Gotama, who
discovered and proclaimed to the world the Law of Deliverance, known to
the West by the name of Buddhism.
A wise on does not
conceal anything, and
there is nothing they
ଧରି ରଖ।
Without acquisitiveness
or envy, they remain
unobtrusive; they have
no disdain or insult
for anyone.
-Purabheda Sutta
The Buddha on
The Eight
Worldly Winds:
“Praise and
blame,
recognition and
disregard, gain
and loss,
pleasure and
sorrow come
and go like the
wind. Rest like a
giant tree in the
midst of them
all.”
Fear is born from arming oneself.
Just see how mwny people fight!
I’ll tell you about the dreadful fear
that caused me to shake all over:
- The Buddha
Attadanda Sutta
There is no fear for
someone who is
awake, whose mind
is uncontaminated
by craving,
and is unperplexed,
and who has given up
vice and virtue
Though you may live a hundred years
unethical and unintegrated,
better is one single day
lived ethically and absorbed
(in higher meditative states.-the Buddha
For long-term benefit and happiness
Train yourself:
‘Even though I may be afflicted in body, my mind will be unafflicted.’
That is how you should train yourself.”
A
well-instructed disciple has regard for noble ones and is well-versed
and disciplined in their Dhamma; has regard for men of integrity and is
well-versed and disciplined in their Dhamma - his form changes and
alters, but he does not fall into sorrow, lamentation, pain, distress,
or despair over its change and alteration.”
To Two brahmans -120 years old -
Do meritorious deeds that bring bliss.
Make merit while alive.
When the world is on fire with aging and death, one should salvage [future wealth] by giving:”
“Moral conduct serves one well till old age.
Sradda if well-established, serves one well.
Knowledge is a precious treasure for man.
The merit of good actions is difficult for thieves to take away.”
A person abandons what he construes as mine. - Buddha
As a water bead on a lotus leaf does not adhere, so the sage does not adhere. - Buddha
A wise man is not deluded by what is perceived. - Buddha
Try and stick to right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, as aging is stressful. - Buddha
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BUDDHA
or Enlightened One — literally “Knower”, “Understander”, or “Awakened
One” — is the honorific name given to the Indian Sage, Gotama, who
discovered and proclaimed to the world the Law of Deliverance, known to
the West by the name of Buddhism.
A wise on does not
conceal anything, and
there is nothing they
په ودریږه.
Without acquisitiveness
or envy, they remain
unobtrusive; هغوی ..لري دوی..لري
no disdain or insult
for anyone.
-Purabheda Sutta
The Buddha on
The Eight
Worldly Winds:
“Praise and
blame,
recognition and
disregard, gain
and loss,
pleasure and
sorrow come
and go like the
wind. Rest like a
giant tree in the
midst of them
all.”
Fear is born from arming oneself.
Just see how mwny people fight!
I’ll tell you about the dreadful fear
that caused me to shake all over:
- The Buddha
Attadanda Sutta
There is no fear for
someone who is
awake, whose mind
is uncontaminated
by craving,
and is unperplexed,
and who has given up
vice and virtue
Though you may live a hundred years
unethical and unintegrated,
better is one single day
lived ethically and absorbed
(in higher meditative states.-the Buddha
For long-term benefit and happiness
Train yourself:
‘Even though I may be afflicted in body, my mind will be unafflicted.’
That is how you should train yourself.”
A
well-instructed disciple has regard for noble ones and is well-versed
and disciplined in their Dhamma; has regard for men of integrity and is
well-versed and disciplined in their Dhamma - his form changes and
alters, but he does not fall into sorrow, lamentation, pain, distress,
or despair over its change and alteration.”
To Two brahmans -120 years old -
Do meritorious deeds that bring bliss.
Make merit while alive.
When the world is on fire with aging and death, one should salvage [future wealth] by giving:”
“Moral conduct serves one well till old age.
Sradda if well-established, serves one well.
Knowledge is a precious treasure for man.
The merit of good actions is difficult for thieves to take away.”
A person abandons what he construes as mine. - Buddha
As a water bead on a lotus leaf does not adhere, so the sage does not adhere. - Buddha
A wise man is not deluded by what is perceived. - Buddha
Try and stick to right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, as aging is stressful. - Buddha
The Doctor’s Diagnosis
Live upto 150 years for the price of coffee
Nicotinamide
Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD)15 Grams at $62.00 which plays a role in
generating energy in the human body available ‘for the price of a coffee
a day’ a Stunning anti-ageing breakthrough could see humans live to 150
years and regenerate organ.New process has been found by Harvard
Professor David Sinclair and researchers from the University of New
South Wales, involving cell eprogramming.
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BUDDHA
or Enlightened One — literally “Knower”, “Understander”, or “Awakened
One” — is the honorific name given to the Indian Sage, Gotama, who
discovered and proclaimed to the world the Law of Deliverance, known to
the West by the name of Buddhism.
A wise on does not
conceal anything, and
there is nothing they
hold on to.
Without acquisitiveness
or envy, they remain
unobtrusive; آنها دارند
no disdain or insult
برای هرکس.
-Purabheda Sutta
The Buddha on
The Eight
Worldly Winds:
“Praise and
blame,
recognition and
disregard, gain
and loss,
pleasure and
sorrow come
and go like the
wind. Rest like a
giant tree in the
midst of them
همه.”
Fear is born from arming oneself.
Just see how mwny people fight!
I’ll tell you about the dreadful fear
that caused me to shake all over:
- The Buddha
Attadanda Sutta
There is no fear for
someone who is
awake, whose mind
is uncontaminated
by craving,
and is unperplexed,
and who has given up
vice and virtue
Though you may live a hundred years
unethical and unintegrated,
better is one single day
lived ethically and absorbed
(in higher meditative states.-the Buddha
For long-term benefit and happiness
Train yourself:
‘Even though I may be afflicted in body, my mind will be unafflicted.’
That is how you should train yourself.”
A
well-instructed disciple has regard for noble ones and is well-versed
and disciplined in their Dhamma; has regard for men of integrity and is
well-versed and disciplined in their Dhamma - his form changes and
alters, but he does not fall into sorrow, lamentation, pain, distress,
or despair over its change and alteration.”
To Two brahmans -120 years old -
Do meritorious deeds that bring bliss.
Make merit while alive.
When the world is on fire with aging and death, one should salvage [future wealth] by giving:”
“Moral conduct serves one well till old age.
Sradda if well-established, serves one well.
Knowledge is a precious treasure for man.
The merit of good actions is difficult for thieves to take away.”
A person abandons what he construes as mine. - Buddha
As a water bead on a lotus leaf does not adhere, so the sage does not adhere. - Buddha
A wise man is not deluded by what is perceived. - Buddha
Try and stick to right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, as aging is stressful. - Buddha
The Doctor’s Diagnosis
Live upto 150 years for the price of coffee
Nicotinamide
Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD)15 Grams at $62.00 which plays a role in
generating energy in the human body available ‘for the price of a coffee
a day’ a Stunning anti-ageing breakthrough could see humans live to 150
years and regenerate organ.New process has been found by Harvard
Professor David Sinclair and researchers from the University of New
South Wales, involving cell eprogramming.
یک
معبد بودایی در حاشیه پکن تصمیم گرفته است راه و روش سنتی را کنار بگذارد و
کمی فناوری تازه بکار ببرد تا پیروان بیشتری جذب کند و به این منظور یک
روبات راهب ر…
یک
معبد بودایی در حاشیه پکن تصمیم گرفته است راه و روش سنتی را کنار بگذارد و
کمی فناوری تازه بکار ببرد تا پیروان بیشتری جذب کند و به این منظور یک
روبات راهب را به کار گرفته است. این روبات که «چیانار» نام دارد، کمی بیش
از نیم متر قد دارد و به گفته مسئولان معبد می تواند سرودهای بودایی
بخواند و جملات ساده ای بگوید.
چیافان،
استاد این ربات درباره آن می گوید: «این رُبات، تلفیق بودیسم و دانش است. و
نشان می دهد که بودیسم و دانش با هم مغایرت و تضادی ندارند و می توانند با
هم بیامیزند و سازگار شوند.»
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BUDDHA
or Enlightened One — literally “Knower”, “Understander”, or “Awakened
One” — is the honorific name given to the Indian Sage, Gotama, who
discovered and proclaimed to the world the Law of Deliverance, known to
the West by the name of Buddhism.
A wise on does not
conceal anything, and
there is nothing they
trzymaj się.
Without acquisitiveness
or envy, they remain
dyskretny; oni mają
no disdain or insult
dla kazdego.
-Purabheda Sutta
The Buddha on
Ósemka
Worldly Winds:
“Praise and
winić,
recognition and
disregard, gain
and loss,
pleasure and
sorrow come
and go like the
wiatr. Rest like a
giant tree in the
midst of them
wszystko.”
Fear is born from arming oneself.
Just see how mwny people fight!
I’ll tell you about the dreadful fear
that caused me to shake all over:
- The Buddha
Attadanda Sutta
There is no fear for
ktoś kto jest
awake, whose mind
is uncontaminated
by craving,
and is unperplexed,
and who has given up
wada i zaleta
Though you may live a hundred years
unethical and unintegrated,
better is one single day
lived ethically and absorbed
(in higher meditative states.-the Buddha
For long-term benefit and happiness
Trenuj:
‘Even though I may be afflicted in body, my mind will be unafflicted.’
That is how you should train yourself.”
A
well-instructed disciple has regard for noble ones and is well-versed
and disciplined in their Dhamma; has regard for men of integrity and is
well-versed and disciplined in their Dhamma - his form changes and
alters, but he does not fall into sorrow, lamentation, pain, distress,
or despair over its change and alteration.”
To Two brahmans -120 years old -
Do meritorious deeds that bring bliss.
Make merit while alive.
When the world is on fire with aging and death, one should salvage [future wealth] by giving:”
“Moral conduct serves one well till old age.
Sradda if well-established, serves one well.
Knowledge is a precious treasure for man.
The merit of good actions is difficult for thieves to take away.”
A person abandons what he construes as mine. - Buddha
As a water bead on a lotus leaf does not adhere, so the sage does not adhere. - Buddha
A wise man is not deluded by what is perceived. - Buddha
Try and stick to right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, as aging is stressful. - Buddha
The Doctor’s Diagnosis
Live upto 150 years for the price of coffee
Nicotinamide
Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD)15 Grams at $62.00 which plays a role in
generating energy in the human body available ‘for the price of a coffee
a day’ a Stunning anti-ageing breakthrough could see humans live to 150
years and regenerate organ.New process has been found by Harvard
Professor David Sinclair and researchers from the University of New
South Wales, involving cell eprogramming.
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A liturgia budista faz parte da rotina do Monastério da Associação Buddha Dharma
Em
três momentos do dia - Tempo da Boa Manhã às 7h30min, Tempo da Boa
tarde às 11h30min e Tempo da Boa noite às 18h - realiza-se as sessões de
meditação com a leitura, explicação e treinamento de concentração, pela
Sangha de monges e leigos, seguindo os compêndios organizados
especialmente para a prática, a Coleção de Meditações.
Buda
ou iluminou um - literalmente “conhecido”, “compreensor”, ou
“despertar” - é o nome honorífico dado ao sábio indiano, Gotama, que
descobriu e proclamou ao mundo a lei da libertação, conhecida pelo
Ocidente pelo Ocidente pelo Nome do budismo.
Um sábio em não
esconder qualquer coisa, e
Não há nada que eles
Agarrar.
Sem aquisitividade
ou inveja, eles permanecem
discreto; eles têm
sem desdém ou insulto
para qualquer um.
-Purabheda sutta.
O Buda ON
O oito.
Ventos mundanos:
“Louvor e
culpa,
Reconhecimento e
desrespeito, ganho
e perda,
prazer e.
A tristeza vem
e vá como o
vento. Descanse como A.
árvore gigante no
meio deles
tudo.”
O medo nasce armando.
Basta ver como as pessoas Mwy lutam!
Eu vou contar sobre o medo terrível
Isso me levou a tremer todo:
- O Buda
Sutta de Attadanda
Não há medo de
alguém que é
acordado, cuja mente
é incontaminado
por desejo,
e é desagradável,
e quem desistiu
vice e virtude
Embora você possa viver cem anos
antiético e não indefinido,
melhor é um único dia
viveu eticamente e absorvido
(em estados meditativos mais altos. - O Buda
Para benefício e felicidade a longo prazo
Treine-se:
“Mesmo que eu possa ser afligido no corpo, minha mente será inalflicposta”.
É assim que você deve treinar a si mesmo. “
Um
discípulo bem instruído considera os nobres e é bem versado e
disciplinado em seu Dhamma; Considera os homens de integridade e é bem
versado e disciplinado em seu Dhamma - sua forma muda e altera, mas ele
não se encaixa em tristeza, lamentação, dor, sofrimento ou desespero
sobre sua mudança e alteração. “
Para dois brahmans -120 anos de idade -
Faça ações meritórias que trazem felicidade.
Faça mérito enquanto vivo.
Quando o mundo está pegando fogo com envelhecimento e morte, deve-se salvar [futura riqueza] dando: “
“A conduta moral serve um bem até a velhice.
SRADDA se bem estabelecido, serve um poço.
O conhecimento é um precioso tesouro para o homem.
O mérito de boas ações é difícil para os ladrões tirarem “.
Uma pessoa abandona o que ele constua como meu. - Buda
Como uma balsa de água em uma folha de lótus não adere, então o sábio não adere. - Buda
Um homem sábio não é iludido pelo que é percebido. - Buda
Tente
manter a subsistência direita, esforço certo, atenção à direita,
concentração certa, como envelhecimento é estressante. - Buda
O diagnóstico do médico
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os humanos vivem a 150 anos e regenerar órgão. O processo foi encontrado
pelo professor de Harvard David Sinclair e pesquisadores da
Universidade de Nova Gales do Sul, envolvendo eprogramaturas de células.
As palavras de Buda têm poder
Mindfulness de uma pessoa sábia
mantê-los prontos em
equanimidade constante em que
A arrogância é impossível;
eles não fazem comparação
Com o resto do mundo
como “superior”, “inferior”
ou ‘igual’.
-Purabheda sutta.
Maturidade é
Aprendendo a andar
longe das pessoas
e situações que
ameaçar seu
paz de espírito,
auto-respeito,
valores, moral,
ou valor próprio.
Perdoe os outros.
Não porque eles
merece perdão,
byt porque você
merece a paz.
Há três
soluções para todos
Problema: aceitá-lo,
mudar ou deixá-lo.
Se você não pode aceitar,
mude. Se você não puder
mudar, deixá-lo.
Se não incluirmos um
consciência mais ampla em nossa
prática da atenção plena,
Pode haver uma sensação de
separação do
mundo. Tornando-se mais
ciente daqueles que nos rodeiam
e nosso impacto nos outros
é essencial no caminho
The Tipitaka - The Pali Canon 1
Esta é a coleção da linguagem Pali
textos, que formam o doutrinal
Fundação do budismo Theravada.
O tipitaka e o pós-canônico
Pali textos, ou seja. os comentários e.
Chronicles, compõem o completo
corpo de textos therevada clássicos.
Vinaya Pitaka - as regras de conduta
governando os assuntos diários dentro do
Sangha, para monges e freiras.
Sutta Pitaka - os discursos atribuídos ao Buda e alguns dos
seus discípulos mais próximos.
Abhidhamma Pitaka - as doutrinas
retrabalhado e reorganizado em um
investigação da mente e matéria.
O Pali Canon, ou o Tipitaka, consiste em
a coleção de três pitakas:
O Sutta Pitaka, o Vinaya Pitaka e
O Abhidhamma Pitaka,
Embora tradicionalmente atribuído ao
Buda, o abhidhamma pitaka é geralmente
Aceito para ser o trabalho de estudiosos posteriores
monges que reorganizaram e tabularam sua
Ensinamentos neste conjunto de 7 livros
O sutta pitaka.
1. O Digha Nikaya -Collection of Long Discourses:
contém
34 Suttas, alguns muito longos, apresentando uma imagem vívida do
diferentes aspectos da vida e pensamento no tempo do Buda.
2.The Majjhima Nikaya - coleção do comprimento médio
Provérbios: contém 152 suttas e ensinamentos presentes
com profundas similas e exemplos.
3. Samyutta Nikaya - Coleção de Discurses Membros:
Isso tem 2.941 suttas, agrupados em cinco partes ou Vaggas.
4. A anguttara Nikaya - Coleção dos provérbios graduais:
Contém até 2,38 pequenas suttas organizadas de acordo
para o número de tópicos discutidos, de um a onze.
O vinaya pitaka.
1. Parajka Pali - principais ofensas: as ruas da disciplina
sobre 49 ofensas maiores e menores e as penalidades.
2. Pacittiya Pali - ofensas principais: lida com os restantes 178
conjuntos de regras para bhikkhus e bhikkhunis.
3. Mahaviagga Pali - Maior seção: Contém uma conta
do período após o despertar do Buda, seus sermões
Para os primeiros cinco monges e alguns de seus grandes discípulos
juntou-se à Sangha e alcançou despertar. Também regras de
conduta e etiqueta para Sangha.
4. Culavagga Pali - menor seção: Mais regras e procedimentos
“How
blissful it is, for one who has nothing. Attainers-of-wisdom are people
with nothing. See him suffering, one who has something, a person bound
in mind with people.
A religion is not judged by the contents of its book but by the power of its Spirit.
The
Pāli canon that the Buddhist tradition of Ceylon and South East Asia
presents us with appears to be basically the Tipiṭaka that the compilers
of the commentaries had before them in the fifth and sixth centuries
CE. The Pāli tradition itself records that the texts of the canon at
first existed only orally and were committed to writing at a relatively
late date, some time during the first century BCE. On the basis of this
tradition – and scholars have generally looked upon it quite favourably –
we may be justified in concluding that the Pāli canon as we have it is
substantially as it was written down at that time. Presumably this canon
was brought to Ceylon from India at some earlier date, possibly by
Mahinda, who, according to the Pāli tradition, came to Ceylon some time
during the reign of Asoka. This tradition may have a kind of
corroboration in the form of Asoka’s thirteenth rock edict. Certainly
the language of the canon appears to be entirely consonant with a north
Indian provenance, and any evidence for significant additions to the
canon after its arrival in Ceylon is at best inconclusive.
The
holy books of all religions serve as our pathfinders. The Quran of
Islam, the Bible of Christianity, the Gita of Hinduism, Guru Granth
Sahib of Sikhism, the Tipitaka of Buddhism, and the Agamas of Jainism
are all examples of scriptures that dig deep into the perennial
questions that have been plaguing mankind since time immemorial. They
try to answer them in their own ways. The great souls and prophets who
have pioneered various religious movements in the world have left behind
their treasure of wisdom in the form of written words available in
those Holy Scriptures.
Not
only such scriptures, but also the many non-religious texts such as the
ancient epics of Greece, the writings of Confucius and the celebrated
tragedies of Shakespeare, all throw light on the unending questions that
mankind has been struggling with. We would be deprived of a lot if such
a legacy of contributions down the ages is lost sight of. It would have
been nice if we could delve deep into the vast ocean of insights
presented in each one of this line-up of classics and holy books in our
quest for the necessary answers.
It
is not that all these scriptures necessarily provide a straight and
conclusive answer. Had it been so, the human race would not have been
struggling with it even today.
Ashoka
and Buddhism Lion Capital of Ashoka from Sarnath. Ashokan capitals
were highly realistic and used a characteristic polished finish, giving a
shiny appearance to the stone surface. 3rd century BCE. Ashoka ascended
to the throne in 269 BC inheriting the Mauryan empire founded by his
grandfather Chandragupta Maurya. Ashoka was reputedly a tyrant at the
outset of his reign. Eight years after his accession he campaigned in
Kalinga where in his own words, “a hundred and fifty thousand people
were deported, a hundred thousand were killed and as many as that
perished…” As he explains in his edicts, after this event Ashoka
converted to Buddhism in remorse for the loss of life. Buddhism become a
state religion and with Ashoka’s support it spread rapidly. The
inscriptions on the pillars set out edicts about morality based on
Buddhist tenets.[12][13] They were added in 3rd centure BCE
Known
locations of the Pillars of Ashoka[1] The pillars of Ashoka are among
the earliest known stone sculptural remains from India. Only another
pillar fragment, the Pataliputra capital, is possibly from a slightly
earlier date. It is thought that before the 3rd century BCE, wood rather
than stone was used as the main material for Indian architectural
constructions, and that stone may have been adopted following
interaction with the Persians and the Greeks.[9] A graphic
representation of the Lion Capital of Ashoka from the column there was
adopted as the official State Emblem of India in 1950.[10] All the
pillars of Ashoka were built at Buddhist monasteries, many important
sites from the life of the Buddha and places of pilgrimage. Some of the
columns carry inscriptions addressed to the monks and nuns.[11] Some
were erected to commemorate visits by Ashoka. Major pillars are present
in the Indian States of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and some
parts of Haryana.
The
pillars of Ashoka are a series of monolithic columns dispersed
throughout the Indian subcontinent, erected or at least inscribed with
edicts by the Mauryan Emperor Ashoka during his reign from c. 268 to
232 BCE.[2] Ashoka used the expression Dhaṃma thaṃbhā (Dharma stambha),
i.e. “pillars of the Dharma” to describe his own pillars.[3][4] These
pillars constitute important monuments of the architecture of India,
most of them exhibiting the characteristic Mauryan polish. Of the
pillars erected by Ashoka, twenty still survive including those with
inscriptions of his edicts. Only a few with animal capitals survive of
which seven complete specimens are known.[5] Two pillars were relocated
by Firuz Shah Tughlaq to Delhi.[6] Several pillars were relocated later
by Mughal Empire rulers, the animal capitals being removed.[7] Averaging
between 12 and 15 m (40 and 50 ft) in height, and weighing up to 50
tons each, the pillars were dragged, sometimes hundreds of miles, to
where they were erected.
The Mauryan Empire was the first pan-Indian empire. It covered most of the Indian region and was founded around 321 B.C.E.
Pillars of Ashoka
The
masterfully sculpted Ashoka pillars tower over the municipal garden in
Panjim, Goa, India. These are one of the last remaining relics from the
Mauryan Empire.
The
Mauryan Empire, which formed around 321 B.C.E. and ended in 185 B.C.E.,
was the first pan-Indian empire, an empire that covered most of the
Indian region. It spanned across central and northern India as well as
over parts of modern-day Iran.
The
Mauryan Empire’s first leader, Chandragupta Maurya, started
consolidating land as Alexander the Great’s power began to wane.
Alexander’s death in 323 B.C.E. left a large power vacuum, and
Chandragupta took advantage, gathering an army and overthrowing the
Nanda power in Magadha, in present-day eastern India, marking the start
of the Mauryan Empire. After crowning himself king, Chandragupta took
additional lands through force and by forming alliances.
Chandragupta’s
chief minister Kautilya, sometimes called Chanakya, advised
Chandragupta and contributed to the empire’s legacy. In addition to
being a political strategist, Kautilya is also known for writing the
Arthashastra, a treatise about leadership and government. The
Arthashastra describes how a state should organize its economy and
maintain power. Chandragupta’s government closely resembled the
government described in the Arthashastra. One notable aspect of the
Arthashastra was its focus on spies. Kautilya recommended the king have
large networks of informants to work as a surveillance force for the
ruler. The focus on deception reveals a pragmatic, and borderline
cynical, view of human nature.
Bindusara,
Chandragupta’s son, assumed the throne around 300 B.C.E. He kept the
empire running smoothly while maintaining its lands. Bindusara’s son,
Ashoka, was the third leader of the Mauryam Empire. Ashoka left his mark
on history by erecting large stone pillars inscribed with edicts that
he issued. After leading a bloody campaign against Kalinga (a region on
the central-eastern coast of India), Ashoka reevaluated his commitment
to expanding the empire and instead turned to Buddhism and its tenet of
nonviolence. Many of his edicts encouraged people to give up violence
and live in peace with each other—two important Buddhist principals.
After
Ashoka’s death, his family continued to reign, but the empire began to
break apart. The last of the Mauryas, Brihadratha, was assassinated by
his commander in chief—a man named Pushyamrita who went on to found the
Shunga Dynasty—in 185 B.C.E.
The Mauryan Empire was the first pan-Indian empire. It covered most of the Indian region and was founded around 321 B.C.E.
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since 2016. National security has weakened hugely. Modi inexplicably is
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The Modi Govt Lost an Opportunity to Ensure Broad-Based Economic Growth
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Professionals adorn BSPs list
DH News Service, Bangalore:
A Wing Commander, a practicing Chartered Accountant, an artist, a professor and an engineer. The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), which is propagating Mayawati’s slogan of ‘Sarve jana hitya, sarve jana sukhaya’ has accommodated people from all professions in its list of candidates for the 28 constituencies in Bangalore. If Wg Cdr (Retd) G Balakrishna Atri is contesting from Padmanabhanagar, Prof Venkatesh, a retired Captain of Para-Military Forces, is contesting from Jayanagar.
Prof Venkatesh, a retired captain of Para-Military Forces, has four doctorate degrees on social work, internal security, political parties and pressure groups and global terrorism from the Universities of Dublin, Prescott and Golden State. Murugan, an artist, who designed posters and banners for politicians all these years, has donned a different role now. Murugan is contesting from Gandhinagar, from where he ran his business till now.
Charles Prabhakar, a practicing Chartered Accountant, is contesting from Shivajinagar. The Serampore University of West Bengal has conferred an honorary doctorate on him in recognition of his service in accounting. He is on the board of several multi-national companies.
The list also has two advocates - Sunitha contesting from Yelahanka and L R Ananth contesting from Chikpet. R Manjunath, contesting from Bangalore South is an Electronics engineer.
BSP also candidates who run transport companies, security agencies and automobile business. Six graduates and seven under-graduates are also part of the list.
Caste Profile
The BSP leaders have ensured that members of almost all communities are represented in the list of candidates. Of the 28 contestants from constituencies in Bangalore, two are Brahmins, two are Muslims and two are Christians. Two members each from the Vokkaliga, Lingayat, Kuruba, Mudaliar and Devanga communities have also been accommodated and the rest belong to the backward communities.
The nomination of Nisarga Nagaraj who had filed the nomination from Malleshwaram constituency has been rejected. According to Y N Sharma, the official spokesperson of the BSP, the nomination was rejected because the candidate was misguided by the Returning Officer. “We have lodged a complaint with the Election Commissioner” he said.
Election rules simplified
DH News Service, Bangalore:
If one member of a family has valid identification proof, other members of the family can vote without any difficulty.
The Election Commission, on Wednesday, said that all members of a family need not to have their identification proof to exercise their right.
If one has either the electoral photo identity card or any of 17 alternative identification proofs that is enough for members of the entire family to vote.
However, their names should be registered in the voters list. Chief Election Officer K N Vidyashankar addressing a press conference in Bangalore on Wednesday said the Commission took this decision to avoid people stand in long queues and spend long hours to get their EPICs.
Voters in Bangalore Urban and BBMP limits itself cover 32 per cent of the total number of voters in the state. It is difficult to issue EPICs to all voters before the polling day. To avoid confusion in the EPIC campaign the commission has decided to allow to vote even if one member of a family has valid identification proof”, he said. Vidyashankar has said as per the existing law the EC cannot restrict private channels from telecasting cinemas in which poll candidates have played roles.
“So far there is restriction on Doordarshan not to screen such films. We have received instruction from the Election Commission of India (ECI) regarding telecast of such movies in private channels”, he said. This time May day will have to be observed without the red flag. The Election Commission has put restrictions on May day programmes.
Vidyashankar said the day should be observed without using party flags and the programmes should not involve political speeches.
He said the ECI has directed not to appoint those party workers against whom criminal cases are pending.
EXCLUSIVE HELPLINE
Want to know where you have to go to vote? Wait for a few days, the Election Commission is setting up an exclusive helpline in association with BSNL to help voters. Once it is set up, you can call the helpline on 155212 to know the polling station where you have to vote.
Chief Election Officer K N Vidyashankar, on Wednesday, said that the helpline will be operative soon. Voters have to give their complete name, as registered in the electoral roll and the area pincode. They will get info on the polling station on interactive voice response system (IVRS). He said that the helpline service will be available for 24-hours.
Returning officer rejects nomination of two leaders
Cong suffers setback, loss of face
Davangere/ Bangalore:
The Congress suffered a major setback and a loss of face on Tuesday when the returning officer rejected the nomination papers of S S Mallikarjun of Sayyed Saifulla, both of the Congress.
The nomination papers were rejected due to discrepancy in the ‘B’ forms filed by them for Davangere North Assembly constituency.
In the eleventh hour, the name of Mallikarjun was written on the ‘B’ form given to Sayyed Saifulla. However, the party had not changed the name of the candidate’s father and the address while replacing the name of Syed Saifulla.
Not confirmed
During scrutiny, returning officer D H Pandurangan declared that the nominations of both the candidates have been rejected as the Congress President had not officially confirmed the changes made in the form.
The returning officer had a tough time before taking the decision. He deliberated for a few hours and he even consulted election observers. He had announced that he would give his decision on the issue around 3 pm. As tension was mounting, Mallikarjun contended that Saifulla should be declared Congress candidate as he was the official nominee and his name had been announced by the party. Even Saifulla argued that his nomination should be considered. But the returning officer rejected their contentions.
Complaints filed
Complaints had been filed against the confusion in the B form and model code of conduct by Congress candidates. S A Ravindranath of the BJP, BM Satish of the JD(S) and L S Manjunath of the BSP had filed objections.
Meanwhile, more than hundred candidates filed their papers on the fifth day of filing nominations for the third phase poll to be held on May 22.
Veterans such as the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) President Mallikarjuna Kharge, former Chief Minister N Dharam Singh, BJP’s Chandrakanth Bellad were among the 112 candidates who filed their nominations on Wednesday.
Dharam Singh filed papers from Jewargi seeking re-election for a record ninth time in a row. Pitted against him is the BJP’s Doddappagouda Narboli.
As many as 69 constituencies spread over ten districts are going to polls in the third and final phase and so far 221 aspirants have filed their nomination papers.
Last date
The last date for filing nomination is May 3. While the scrutiny would be done on May 5, the last date for withdrawal of papers is May 7.
Other prominent leaders who filed their papers on Wednesday include former minister Revunayak Belamgi of BJP from Gulbarga Rural (SC), and former deputy chairman of the state legislative council B R Patio from Alan.
Patio’s nomination from Alan has caused a lot of heartburn among the Congress leaders as he has been accommodated to keep the words given to former Deputy Chief Minister Siddaramaiah that all his eight followers would be given Congress tickets.
Pitted against Patio is former MP Dr B G Jawali of BJP and former Alan MLA Subhash Guttedar of JD (S).
Belgaum
Twenty-four candidates filed their nomination papers from Belgaum district. Prominent among these are former Minister D B Inamdar and Prakash Hukkeri.
While Inamdar is contesting from Kittur constituency, Hukkeri is contesting from Chikkodi-Sadalga constituency. Meanwhile, 22 papers of the 800 papers that were filed for the May 16 second phase polls were rejected.
Plea against poll role for forest staff
By Subash Chandra N S, DH News Service, Bangalore:
Wildlife in the State might be vulnerable to poachers during election time. Officials meant to protect them, along with their vehicles, are reportedly being utilised for poll duty despite a 1998 order by Chief Election Commissioner to exempt them from such duties.
Wildlife First, a wildlife NGO, has urged M N Vidyashankar, Chief Electoral Officer, to exclude the staff and vehicles of National Parks and Wildlife reserves from election duty, considering the status of the endangered animals like tigers.
“It will be an invitation for the poachers, because the whole world is criticising us for our dwindling tiger number, this move is dangerous,” Praveen Bhargav, Managing Trustee, Wildlife First told Deccan Herald.
Considering the plea from the wildlife biologists and wildlife enthusiasts, the then Chief Election Commissioner, M S Gill had on January 1, 1998, issued permanent orders to the officials in the State in this regard.
But despite this, sources in the forest department revealed that three vehicles from Bhadra wildlife sanctuary are on election duty, while two officials (a DCF and an ACF) have also been entrusted with a similar job, brushing aside the possible danger.
It is learnt that some of the top officials from Bandipur National Park and Nagarhole National Park are also being pressurised to report to the election duty much to the apprehension of wildlife lovers.
EC on overdrive, allege Cong
From Gayathri Nivas, DH News Service, Mysore:
Mysore District Congress functionaries had a tough time booking rooms in a local hotel for the visit of their leader S M Krishna and get the fire brigade in place for his helicopter landing on Wednesday, due to the Central Election Commission’s ‘constricting’ code of conduct.
Former Mysore Mayor and Congress candidate from Chamaraja, Vasu, said the Star hotel, which used to host Mr Krishna always, even when he was the chief minister of the State, was reluctant to let its rooms for hire citing the EC’s roving officers swooping down on them and badgering them for details of tariff, mode of payment, source of payment etc.
“The media is bound to call on visiting leaders and this would catch the EC’s eagle eye,” the hotel authorities are said to have reasoned. Vasu cited another example of some children suffering from cholera being rushed to the Epidemic Diseases Hospital here, only to find that there was a shortage of syringes.
Some local politicians who also rushed to the hospital, reached into their pockets to donate money to the poor parents of the children to buy the syringes from outside but quickly withdrew as they feared being charged with poll code violation.
Another incident
In another incident in Bannur, an unwell BJP activist, formerly with JD (S), was travelling in his car to see a doctor. He was stopped by EC officials, who found a JD (S) banner of the previous election under the car seat and immediately slapped a notice on him for campaigning without permission. All his pleas that he had quit Dal and joined BJP fell on deaf ears, he alleged.
Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and H Vishwanath faced similar music when a guest at a wedding held a mike to Siddu and sought his views on the election trends. An unsuspecting Siddu spoke out and attracted an EC notice into the bargain. He was slapped another notice when he filed his nomination from Varuna constituency and was coming out of the Election Officer’s office.
Waiting mediapersons sought his reaction which he obliged, only to get an EC notice. The oblivious staff inside the EO’s office were also suspended for the ‘lapse’.
Even former prime minister H D Deve Gowda was not spared. He was denied accommodation at the Government Guest House here last week and had to stay in the house of a partyman.
Online edition of India’s National Newspaper Thursday, May 01, 2008
Chitradurga: According to affidavits filed by Congress candidate G.H. Tippareddy and Bharatiya Janata Party candidate G.S. Manjunath here on Monday, the former has property worth Rs. 6.3 crore, while Mr. Manjunath has assets worth Rs. 5.5 crore.
Mr. Tippareddy has Rs. 1.56 lakh in cash, while his wife has Rs. 3.09 lakh. He also has accounts in three banks with deposits totalling Rs. 43 lakh. He also has insurance policies and other investments worth Rs. 19 lakh. He does not own a car while his wife has a Maruti Swift.
Mr. Tippareddy has agricultural land worth Rs. 40 lakh in various places in Chitradurga district. His wife has farmland worth Rs. 59 lakh. His son owns land valued at Rs. 4.8 lakh.
Mr. Tippareddy also has commercial property worth Rs. 75 lakh in Chitradurga and Bangalore.
Shares
He owns 30 per cent of the shares in Jailakshmi Textiles, accounting for Rs. 2.25 crore. He also has shares in various other industries amounting to Rs. 12 lakh. Mr. Tippareddy has liabilities amounting to Rs. 3.79 lakh. Mr. Manjunath has only Rs. 60,000 in cash, while his wife has Rs. 15,000 in her name. In his name, he has savings worth Rs. 2.01 lakh, and in his wife’s name Rs. 30,000. The worth of the jewellery he and his wife own is Rs. 2.5 lakh. He has made investments in various industries amounting to Rs. 92 lakh, while his wife has investments worth Rs. 20 lakh.
Mr. Manjunath also owns agricultural land worth Rs. 30 lakh, while his wife has property worth Rs. 25 lakh.
He also has non-agricultural land worth Rs. 2.9 crore. His wife owns similar land worth Rs. 45 lakh. He also has commercial property, a house and a godown in Bhimasamudra, which are worth Rs. 30 lakh. He owes various banks Rs. 31 lakh.
‘Congress, JD(S) have joined hands against me’
Staff Correspondent
Yeddyurappa confident of emerging victorious
Yeddyurappa is pitted against Bangarappa
Congress policies blamed for price rise
Challakere (Chitradurga): The former Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa has charged the Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) with joining against him by indirectly supporting Samajwadi Party candidate S. Bangarappa. Mr. Yeddyurappa is pitted against Mr. Bangarappa in the Assembly elections from Shikaripur in Shimoga district.
Addressing a gathering as part of his election campaign here on Wednesday, Mr. Yeddyurappa said that as the Janata Dal (S) wanted him to lose the election, it had not fielded a candidate in Shikaripur.He, however, expressed confidence that he would win the elections.
The BJP leader claimed that the “unofficial alliance” between the Congress and Janata Dal (S) would only help him get more votes, as the people had realised their intentions.
Manifesto
Terming the BJP manifesto as indicative of future budgets, he said it was in addition to the “pro-people” schemes announced by him when he held the Finance portfolio during the Janata Dal (S)-BJP coalition regime.
“In the manifesto, we have included several programmes for the welfare of all sections of society, mainly marginalised people”. Highlighting a few of them, he said the party would extend loans to farmers, weavers and fishermen at an interest rate of three per cent, besides distributing rice at Rs. 2 a kg to the poor.
To help farmers, the party would reserve Rs. 500 crore as part of a revolving fund to be used when prices of agricultural produce came down.
He charged the Congress with adopting “wrong” policies, which had resulted in a sharp increase in prices of essential commodities. “It has made the lives of the poor miserable. They are finding it extremely difficult to meet both ends”, he added.
Mr. Yeddyurappa appealed to the people to compare the Budget presented by him in his 20-month tenure as Finance Minister with those presented by various Congress governments all these years.
Tippeswamy, BJP candidate, ridiculed the Congress manifesto which promised free colour television sets to the poor.
The Congress should understand that the priority of people in rural areas is better education and healthcare, and not colour television sets,” he added.State vice-president of the party G.M. Siddeshwar and Veeraiah, MLC, were present.
Nine papers rejected
Correspondent
CHIKMAGALUR: Nine nomination papers were rejected after scrutiny in Chikmagalur district on Wednesday.
Most of the nomination papers rejected were those of candidates who were not issued with the B form. The nomination papers of an independent candidate, Sanjeeva, from the Chikmagalur Assembly segment, were not accepted for the lack of a sponsor.
The nomination papers rejected are those of B.B. Ningaiah (Janata Dal-S), K.T. Radhakrishna (Bahujan Samaj Party-BSP), N.R. Nagarathna (Congress) and Anil Surya (Janata Dal-S) in the Mudigere assembly segment, C. Nanjappa (Congress) in Kadur and H.S. Shivakumar, T.B. Shashidar and M.D. Deve Gowda (all BSP) in the Tarikere segment.
All the nomination papers filed in the Sringeri Assembly constituency were accepted.
22 nominations rejected
Staff Correspondent
Chitradurga: As many as 22 nomination papers were rejected after scrutiny in the district on Wednesday. The number of nominations filed in the district on Tuesday was 170. Two nominations from Molakalmur taluk were rejected. Three nominations were rejected in Challakere taluk as the contestant, Jagaluraiah, who filed his papers on a Congress candidate, failed to produce the “B” form. Two nominations of Balakrishnaiah, who filed his papers as a Bahujan Samaj Party candidate in Chitradurga, were also rejected on similar grounds. One nomination in Hosadurga was rejected. Bellary Staff Correspondent reports: As many as 36 nomination papers were rejected after scrutiny here on Wednesday while 129 were found to be in order. Nine papers were rejected in Bellary (city), the highest, followed by Sandur (7), Kudligi and Kampli (six each), Hadagali (3) and Hagari Bommanahalli and Vijayanagar (two each). No papers were rejected in Sirguppa. The nominations filed by candidates of all three major political parties were found to be in order. After scrutiny, 36 candidates remained in the fray in Bellary (city). Friday is the last day for withdrawal of papers
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