From & To Sathish #6 - Page 137

In 2012 they didn't just rape her, they played with her intestine. This was in Delhi and they named her Nirbhaya. 😢😢

In 2017 they didn't just rape her, they hung her on a tree. This was in Unnao and they named her Nirbhaya 2.😢😢

In 2019 they didn't just rape her, they burnt her alive. This was in Hyderabad and they named her Nirbhaya 3.😢😢

From ages to 2019, all we are doing is burning candles, blackening our DP, commenting on few fb pages and forget it within a week. Days pass by and we have Nirbhaya 4, 5, 6.. 😢😢

In 2024…..They brutally Raped & killed a Resident doctor …..😢😢

It's time to burn the culprits and not the candles. It's high time for the govt to pass a bill for capital punishment for rapists. When currency can be changed overnight, when special session can be called to increase the salary of politicians, when Parliament can remain open all night for trust votes, wondering what is delaying to pass a stringent law against rape.

https://youtu.be/J-mTe3t9ml0?si=g9DMnDMwFV37KSqn Baakiyalakshmi episode promo 20th August 2024

Spirituality:

Looking within is an essential part of spiritual growth, and it's something that can help us cultivate a deeper sense of connection and purpose in our lives. It's the process of turning our attention inward, and tuning in to the wisdom that lies within us.

At its core, spirituality is about connecting with something greater than ourselves, whether that be a higher power, the universe, or the collective consciousness of humanity. But in order to connect with this greater source of wisdom and inspiration, we must first turn our attention inward and cultivate a sense of self-awareness and introspection.

So how can we look within from a spiritual perspective?

The first step is to cultivate a sense of stillness and presence in our daily lives. This might mean practicing meditation, journaling, or simply taking a few deep breaths before starting our day. When we create space for stillness and silence, we become more attuned to our inner voice, and more open to the guidance that the universe is sending our way.

It's also important to cultivate a sense of compassion and non-judgment towards ourselves. We must be willing to look at our fears and insecurities with an open heart and a sense of curiosity, knowing that every aspect of ourselves has something to teach us.

Finally, it's important to remember that looking within is a lifelong journey, and there will always be new layers of wisdom and understanding to uncover. It's a process of continual growth and evolution, and one that can bring us closer to our true selves and our highest purpose in life.

So if you're seeking a deeper sense of connection and purpose in your life, remember to look within. Cultivate stillness, compassion and curiosity and trust in the wisdom that lies within you. When we connect with our inner selves and the greater universe, anything is possible.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/humans-age-dramatically-two-key-113218810.html

Scientists have found that human beings age at a molecular level in two accelerated bursts – first at the age of 44, and then again at 60.

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இப்பதா கோபி முகத்தில சந்தோசம் தெரியுது..😃 | Baakiyalakshmi | Episode Preview | 20th August 2024

Avan Aval Adhu 666

' Let me first introduce myself to you Gayatri ' the man said with a smile that melted her heart and then offered his hand that she did not shake immediately. But, the man said nothing and instead waited patiently and with the kindest pair of eyes that she had seen and she knew that like Dhana, he posed no danger.

She took his hand and the man shook it gently and said, ' Gayatri, I am Spartan. I am also known by other names'.

The moment he had taken her hand in his, Gayatri remembered who he was and where she had met him and said, ' You are the person who I dreamed of and you are the person who sent Dhana to watch over me.

Breathing heavily, ' You came as my father? You are the one. Who are you, sir? what is your real name? It cannot be Spartan for that would be really weird and that would mean your parents possessed a strange and outlandish sense of humor.

Shaking her head sadly, ' God, you must have had a tough time going through high school and college with a name like spartan.'

The man who had introduced himself as Spartan smiled and looked at her and through her and through time. From the way he looked at her, Gayatri knew that the man was going back in time and finding it strange she asked him what he was recollecting.

' Mr. Spartan, all I asked was your real name if you had one. I am sorry for doing that for it is obvious to me that this topic evokes memories of sorrow and tragedy'.

Spartan smiled, ' You are very perceptive, Gayatri and you do possess a funny bone. Pity, that you don't use your gifts more often. You are right, it would have been weird if my parents had named me Spartan but they did not.'

It was fleeting and dark in its shadow and yet, somehow Gayatri saw it in his eyes and sensed his pain that ran deep into his core like a rich gold vein that travels a long way into the earth.

' People address me with several names and all of them out of their own choices and need. I like to be called by just one name that my blind mother gifted me when I was born. That name is Azhagan'.

In a voice full of concern and with eyes full of empathy, she apologised to him. ' I am so sorry, sir. God can be so cruel and twisted in his creation.

Looking at him, ' I am sure that you must have been a beautiful baby. It hurts so badly to even think for a moment the pain and the sorrow your blind mother must have felt when she held you but could not see you.

Azhagan looked at her sadly and said, ' She was born blind but somehow she saw more and better than others who were blessed with sight. After my arrival, she began seeing even more through me and through Buddha. Then came that fateful day when she truly saw me but sadly that was the last thing she ever saw'.

' Omg! Poor thing. I hope she didn't suffer too much ' Gayatri said and asked, ' What was it, cancer or heart attack? The reason why I am asking that is because I lost both my parents to cancer.'

' She did not succumb to cancer or any other disease. She was killed.'

' Killed. In an accident?'

' Killed, as in murdered.'

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When babies are born, they cry in the accent of their mother tongue: how does language begin in the womb?

https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jul/19/what-one-piece-of-advice-would-you-give-your-younger-self?utm_medium=email&utm_source=pocket_hits&utm_campaign=POCKET_HITS-EN-DAILY-SPONSORED&PAVED-2024_07_26=&sponsored=0&position=9&category=fascinating_stories&scheduled_corpus_item_id=2dc498a1-af55-4cef-9a8b-4e41754cf692&url=https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jul/19/what-one-piece-of-advice-would-you-give-your-younger-self

readers share the fantasy memo they wish they had got – a message that could have altered the course of their lives

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Rethinking Loneliness: Singledom and the Stigma of Solitude