Friday, 25 December 2015

Light of Reiki

Reiki Classes

In Reiki classes, Delhi and South Delhi,I teach the western reiki.Its a pleasure to teach reiki.
The class consists of  the history of reiki,explanation and practise of the gokai,various meditations to strengthen your practice,different reiki techniques,reiki attunement  and self healing practice.
A special reiki attunement is given to the students after which they have access to this energy. A 21day self-healing reiki treatment is advised for the students after the attunement; this really helps their bodies to detoxify and gives them an experiential feeling of the energy.
Reiki Teaching gives me an internal bliss too!
After the 21day period, students can take the level 2 reiki attunement where they would be introduced to the reiki symbols.
Level3A of Reiki Healing is taken by more serious students who want to selfheal and to teach further.Level 3A attunement is given to students after 4-5 months of serious reiki hands on practice.
The last is the teacher’s degree Level 3B where one learns to initiate other students. This is for people who are more committed to help others.
Reiki Classes in South Delhi
1.Reiki Level1 a special attunement to attune you into Erik
2.Reiki Level2 after 21 days of practice-giving reiki treatments to self.
3.Reiki Level 3A-given after at least 6 months of reiki1 n 2 practice on self and others.
4.Reiki Level 3B-Teachers level-given after atleast a year of reiki treatments.

▪ All the Reiki Classes in India, Delhi are either taught in a group or individual classes.
  •  A specially attuned certificate is provided at the end of the class.
The most important thing concerning the development of a Reiki practice is the quality and strength of your intention. The best intention to have is the betterment of the other person, to serve others and to have compassion for all beings. This is what will make your reiki practise a success and make you a good Reiki practitioner automatically!

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Find your Sun Sign in the bar across the top, and scroll down the column until you reach today's date (listed along the left side of the table). The number in the box indicates where your strengths are for the day. If it is a red number, then you can expect to have physical energy today. If it is a green number, you can expect to have more mental energy (rather than physical). The higher the number the greater the impact. Red days are more inclined to be challenging and possibly stressful, while green days tend to be easier.
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Thursday, 24 December 2015

Gulmarg - Season's first snowfall in Hulmarg

Season’s first snowfall in Gulmarg, along LoC in Kashmir

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Tourists enjoying season's first snowfall in Gulmarg on Saturday.-Excelsior/Aabid Nabi
Tourists enjoying season’s first snowfall in Gulmarg on Saturday.-Excelsior/Aabid Nabi
SRINAGAR:  Ski resort of Gulmarg received season’s first snowfall while it snowed heavily along the 400 kilometer Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir leading to plummeting of temperature by several notches in the Valley thus marking the beginning of advanced winter.
Srinagar and plains of Kashmir valley were lashed by rains this afternoon while it snowed in the hills, leading to plummeting of temperature with Srinagar recording maximum of 13 degree Celsius.
Gulmarg received season’s first snowfall today with Kangdoori recording six inches, Affarwat 4 inches and Gulmarg bowl around one inch. It was still snowing in the area tonight.
Large numbers of tourists had thronged the tourist place. They were seen playing with snow in Kongdoori where around half a feet snow had accumulated. Maria, who had come from Luknow in UP, says she was lucky to see snow for the first time in her life. “I came here and was not expecting snowfall in this season. We are lucky to see the snow. We are enjoying it”, she said.
The 400 kilometer long LoC in Kashmir valley, from Gulmarg to Gurez had season’s first snowfall today. The LoC at Gulmarg, Tanghdar, Keran, Macchil and Gurez had snowfall between one and half feet to two feet today and it was still snowing in these areas tonight.
There was snowfall also in the upper reaches of Sonamarg in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district and in Pir Ki Gali along Mughal Road in South Kashmir’s Shopian district and upper reaches of Pahalgam.
There will be more snowfall and rains during next two days as Meteorological Department has forecast wet weather for 72 hours beginning from this afternoon.
A MeT department official said that the snowfall and rains were caused by western disturbance which reached Jammu and Kashmir today. He said that weather will improve by Tuesday afternoon.
Srinagar and plains of Valley were lashed by rains today. A MeT official said that 1.9 millimeters rain was recorded in Srinagar from 8.30 am till 5.30 pm. Gulmarg recorded 15.8 millimeters of rain followed by 10 millimeters in Kupwara while Pahalgam tourist resort recorded 1.4 millimeters of rain.
The fresh snowfall and rains have compelled the people to pull out woolens from their wardrobes to keep themselves warm. People also used fire pots and heaters to keep themselves warm. The rains and snowfall marks the beginning of advanced winter in Kashmir.
The MeT department said that the maximum temperature in Srinagar was recorded at 13 Degree Celsius today against the normal 21 Degree Celsius. Gulmarg recorded 6.4 Degree Celsius against the normal temperature of 13 Degree Celsius.
The 300-kilometer long Srinagar-Jammu National Highway, Srinagar-Leh Highway and Mughal Road were, however, open for the vehicular traffic and there was no disruption.

Jantar Mantar, Jaipur

Jaipur's » Jantar Mantar 


Jantar Mantar Jaipur

Jantar Mantar JaipurThere are plenty of observatories all over the world, but the Jantar Mantar is considered to be one of the largest observatories ever built. Combining religion, science and art, the Jantar Mantar is the name given to a series of five, magnificent structures built in Jaipur, New Delhi, Ujjan, Varanasi and Mathura. Jaipur was the seat of Maharaja Jai Singh II during the 1720's and this is when this magnificent structure was built here. The Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is considered to be the largest of the five observatories and also houses the world's largest sundial. The Universe and the Cosmos have always been of interest to man, and it was this interest that compelled the Maharaja to build an astronomical observatory. The term 'Jantar Mantar' is derived from the Sanskrit terms 'Yantra' and 'Mantra' meaning 'instruments' and 'formula' respectively. The term 'Yantra' was replaced with 'Jantar' which means 'magical'. The Jantar Mantar houses various architectural and astrological instruments that have caught the interests of astronomers, historians and architects around the world.

History
Maharaja Jai Singh II, the founder of the 'pink city', was a great scholar and an avid astrologer. He studied philosophy, astrology, architecture and religion in various schools, and was also well versed with universal mathematical concepts such as Euclid's Clements, Ptolemy's Syntaxes and the Master works of Aryabhatta. In the year 1718, he wanted to construct an observatory of renown. For this, he studied the subject of astronomy and then built five different observatories around North India. At these places, he would sit with other scholarly astronomers, such as Pt. Kedarnath, for astronomical observations. The 'Jantar Mantar' at Jaipur, being the biggest conservatory in the country, was renovated time and again and houses various instruments that offer precise measurements of time, the azimuth, declination of the sun and the positions of constellations, along with several other astronomical phenomena. The Jaipur observatory was functional for seven years only, as the Maharaja was not very successful in deriving accurate, astronomical observations.

Architecture
The astronomical observatory consists of fourteen major geometric devices for measuring time, tracking constellations and, even for, observing the orbits around the sun. Popular structures within the Jantar Mantar are the 'Samrat Yantra' (the world's largest sundial), the 'Hindu Chhatri', the 'Jaiprakash Yantra' and various geometric structures with astronomical devices to probe the 'universe'. 

Nearby Tourist Attractions
  • Jaipur City Palace
  • Jaigarh Fort
  • Galta Monkey Temple

The Jantar Mantar is a resplendent reminder of the royal heritage of Jaipur and stands as a royal testimony to a former epoch. The magnificent structure still manages to capture the attention of tourists and astronomy enthusiasts alike! The Jantar Mantar is an intriguing structure, and is a must-see in Jaipur!Photo Gallery

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Christmas Eve asteroid:



The closest this object will come to Santa and his eight tiny reindeer is about 28 times the distance between Earth and the moon.

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These images of an asteroid 3,600 feet (1,100 meters) long were taken on Dec. 17 (left) and Dec. 22 by scientists using NASA's giant Deep Space Network antenna at Goldstone, California. This asteroid will safely fly past Earth on Dec. 24, at a distance of 6.8 million miles (11 million kilometers).
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Asteroid 2003 SD220 will safely fly past Earth on Dec. 24 at a distance of 6.8 million miles (11 million kilometers). Scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, have generated the highest-resolution images to date of this asteroid using the Deep Space Network's 230-foot (70-meter) antenna at Goldstone, California. The radar images were acquired between Dec. 17 and Dec. 22, when the distance to this near-Earth object (NEO) was narrowing from 7.3 million miles (12 million kilometers) to almost the flyby distance.

"The radar images data suggest that asteroid 2003 SD220 is highly elongated and at least 3,600 feet [1,100 meters] in length," said Lance Benner of JPL, who leads NASA's asteroid radar research program. "The data acquired during this pass of the asteroid will help us plan for radar imaging during its upcoming closer approach in 2018."

Three years from now, the asteroid will safely fly past Earth again, but even closer, at a distance of 1.8 million miles (2.8 million kilometers). The 2018 flyby will be the closest the asteroid will get to Earth until 2070, when it is expected to safely fly past our planet at a distance of about 1.7 million miles (2.7 million kilometers).

"There is no cause for concern over the upcoming flyby of asteroid 2003 SD220 this Christmas Eve," said Paul Chodas, manager of NASA's Center for NEO Studies at JPL. "The closest this object will come to Santa and his eight tiny reindeer is about 28 times the distance between Earth and the moon."

Radar has been used to observe hundreds of asteroids. When these primitive denizens of the solar system pass relatively close to Earth, radar is a powerful technique for studying their sizes, shapes, rotation, surface features and roughness, and for improving the calculation of their orbits.

Tips to help you communicate Reiki healing

9 Tips to help you communicate Reiki healing effectively:




Want to get credible Reiki information to the public? Here are 9 tips to keep in mind when approaching the media, or any time you’re communicating about Reiki:
  • Speak plainly and simply.

  • Don’t try to explain Reiki.

  • Describe what a treatment looks like from the outside (recipient fully clothed, hands placed lightly).

  • Share a few of the most commonly reported benefits (such as feeling more relaxed, more centered, less anxious, less pain).

  • Stay calm and low-key.

  • Avoid making claims.

  • Don’t talk science (you see how much trouble scientists get into).

  • Position Reiki treatment as daily self-care, or as a professional support to conventional health care.

  • Have an agreement at the start that all direct and indirect quotes will be fact-checked.

Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park

Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park

Fast FactsFast Facts
It is located in the district of Panchmahal in the state of Gujarat. It has been inscribed in the year of 2004.
Did You KnowDid You Know
It has been counted as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Perfect blend of Hindu and Muslim style.
Must DoMust Do
Explore the richness of the cultural heritage of India.
Must SeeMust See
Kalikamata temple, 100 monuments, ancient palaces fortifications, religious edifices, Jama Masjid





Introduction

Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park is one of the must visit monuments in India. Located in the district of Panchmahal in the state of Gujarat, this archaeological park was inscribed in the year of 2004. This archeological structure has been recognized as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO. At the Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park, you will get to see large number of historical and heritage properties, which dates back to the prehistoric period. It strives to retain the richness of the Indian heritage.
You can also witness remains of the ancient buildings, palaces, fortifications, ancient relics, religious edifices, residential areas, structures related to agricultural and water installations. All these structures have been estimated to go back to the 8th to the 14th centuries. At the top of the Pavagadh Hill, make sure to visit the famous Kalikamata temple, which is visited by thousands of pilgrims al through the year. The Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park in Gujarat reminds one of the Islamic pre-Mughal city, which still retains its charm.
The structures that are found at the Archaeological Park is said to reflect the typical prehistoric Hindu and Jaina architectural style. The ancient cultural significance of India is very well captured at the Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park. You can find perfect blend of Hindu and Muslim style in this archeological park. The Jama Masjid largely reflects this style. The park has long been a place for worship for the Hindu pilgrims.
The Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park will introduce to the richness of the cultural heritage of the country. The various inscriptions also say a lot about the prehistoric period. This archeological park has always been a tourist's paradise and a major tourist site. It is one of the oldest stone formations found in India and has a reddish yellow shade to it. There are more than 100 edifices located within this park.
For the public, the Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park remains open from sunrise to sunset. Pay a visit to this great and enriching historicalhistoricaly site and make your tour a worthwhile experience. The best time to visit the Champaner - Pavagarh Archaeological Park is during October to June. You will get several accommodation unit to put up a stay during your visit.


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