The meeting of SLATE principals held over the weekend (to prepare a plan for the upcoming academic year).

If ChatGPT isn't banned, students won't do their own homework;

they'll just copy from it. This stifles their creativity. — A point raised regarding certain schools in Delhi.

A valid point, isn't it?

So, now it's ChatGPT! Fair enough. But what about 'Mom-GPT' and 'Dad-GPT' all this time?

How many LKG moms have written "E for Elephant" in their child's homework after the kid had fallen asleep?!

And the dads who handled homework tasks like pasting pictures of national leaders or wild animals—just how drunk were the moms?!

That is precisely why Ritten (on Slate) hasn't been assigned homework for a while.

After getting home, kids should play and sing. They should help with household chores.

They should read books (textbooks and storybooks).

Writing assignments should be done in the classroom, under the teacher's supervision.

Homework shouldn't be about copying from a source. Answers must be original (written in one's own words). Questions should be analytical, leaving no room for copying.

I don't know if the UK has finally woken up to this, but I have been saying this for three years.

A news related to a vaccine company that sold well abroad is going viral. That means they modified the virus to make their vaccine sell well.

Do you remember? In the first wave in our country corona could not make a big tail.

In that background, no one showed much interest when the vaccine scene was first introduced in March 2021.

The second wave started immediately. It all started in Pune.

Is this made only for Indians? As if it was said, it was cracked on the Indians. Imagine publishing the photos of the graveyard and putting a jack on it.

"In the leadership of Pune, Pune is the center, this has been done in the process of genetic engineering for Indians. It was supplied through vaccine centers. I don't have the power to prove. I just posted that "truth like fire will always come out".

Pune's matter has not come yet, but here is the matter of PJR that is out.

(I have mistakenly spelled it. Also, don't ask who is Pune's border. You will know if you think for a minute)

An executive meeting for Slate took place over the last two days—specifically, Saturday and Sunday—running from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

On Saturday, I spent nearly five hours explaining to the teachers how to use ChatGPT.

Breaking news: several schools in America are now banning ChatGPT.

The concern is that children might stop thinking for themselves and simply copy what artificial intelligence generates.

We want to ensure our children don't just copy—and that no one misuses ChatGPT; we have a comprehensive plan for effectively utilizing this technology.

Dear Parents,

We are thrilled to announce that *Sumaiya Fatima and Aakansha Agarwal of Class-8 Apple* have emerged victorious at the Inter-school Competition sponsored by Lasa Lamsa Tea, held at the Media Plus Auditorium in Abids.

Our talented students have earned a shield, individual trophies, medals, cash prizes of Rs. 1000/- each, and a gift hamper from Lasa Lamsa.

The quiz master was highly impressed by the confidence and knowledge displayed by the children and congratulated them on their outstanding achievement.

Warmest congratulations to the winners!

Message from a parent of Slate - Vijayawada.

Hanshith today helped me... I didn't ask him to do it, but he himself came and said, "amma, u r doing everything by urself today, please give me some work to do"

This is what real education is.. not marks ranks ....

This is the reason why I love Slate

Thank you so much for your efforts to bring change in the society

Heart attacks used to occur in the past—that is true.

But they have increased a hundredfold compared to the past.

Teenagers, too, are suffering heart attacks like never before.

By now, people are well aware of the reasons behind this surge in heart attacks.

Yet, some people still persist in trying to whitewash the truth.

They use their 'intellect' to deflect blame onto factors like climate change or cold weather, all to shield the gym industry.

Won't the heartbreak of thousands bring about even the slightest change in them?

Do they think the money earned through unscrupulous means will allow them to live on this earth forever?

Even if the girl herself isn't afraid, is there no room for basic humanity?

The human body consists of countless cells.

Every cell requires a constant supply of nutrients (energy) and oxygen.

Our entire body operates as a vast network, with the heart and lungs at its center.

The heart acts like a pump, circulating blood to the various cells of the body. Blood carries energy and oxygen, delivering them through a network of blood vessels. Waste products from the cells are then transported away via the bloodstream.

The lungs serve as the primary center for purifying the blood, followed by the kidneys.

The lungs remove carbon dioxide from the blood and replenish it with oxygen, while the kidneys filter out other waste products.

Over a human lifetime, the heart beats approximately 2.5 billion times.

What happens if the heart and lungs fail?

Life is lost within minutes.

Repairing a failed heart or lungs takes time.

So, how do we keep the person alive in the interim?

ECMO—Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation.

This involves using a machine to supply blood to the body's cells; in short, the device temporarily performs the functions of the heart and lungs.

How long does the treatment last?

It can range from weeks to months, though the average duration is ten days. What is the cost?

On average, it costs around two crore rupees by the time the treatment is complete.

What are the chances of survival?

Fifty percent is the official figure, but that is a misleading statistic; in reality, the odds are much lower.

If they survive, will they regain their health?

While on the machine, the patient is given heparin—a blood-thinning chemical—to prevent clotting. This carries a risk of bleeding anywhere in the body. If bleeding occurs in the brain, it can lead to paralysis; that is a major complication.

Patients on ECMO are heavily sedated—to such an extent that it effectively induces temporary paralysis.

It takes two to three years for discharged patients to recover, and they require various forms of ongoing treatment.

Lungs that were already damaged may suffer further deterioration.

Among those who survive the treatment, ninety percent—both the patients and their families—face health issues so severe that they often wonder, "Oh God, why did we survive? It would have been better to just pass away." These problems persist for a long time, often for the rest of their lives.

Humans are hopeful beings; hope is what keeps us alive. Let us pray for the best.

Twenty five years old word.

Hemalatha Joined Group-1 coaching. A hard-working mentality.

On the other hand, her sister Gayatri was included in Group-2 coaching.

Hemalatha group - 1 officer, Gayatri group - 2 officers selected.

That's why it's a call. A person is in critical condition. The caller was a journalist.

He told me to admit him to Kurnool hospital immediately.

Sir, if anyone knows him, please inform.

The first name I remembered was Maa Hemalatha. Joined Medical Department as Group-1 Officer. Not in touch now.

Her batch mate is a senior officer in Hyderabad. I want Hemalata's number, Anna. Immediately collected the number and gave a message.

Called Hemalatha. Her voice was shaking with happiness. Twenty five years. Now Deputy Director. I am bursting with joy that my sir has called me. Say it's a thing. Oh sir, I will do it right away, she said.

Aiya Chandra Mohan Reddy Gudi .. District Officer. Did you read the message? Are you happy?

Post extract. No matter how high his students grow, they are children to the teacher.

One more thing. I already told you. I will not post about the badness of that walk scene. Don't say get well soon, at least tell them to stop the boosts.

Can't tell the truth for once.

Just got a call. Infection in the body. Low bp. Weakness of the heart. The problem of shortness of breath.

What is there to say? I told you to take him to Kurnool Government Hospital. Another word came to the mouth and stopped.

And the other guy. Those who are known as get well soon. Can't tell the truth.

What should be the age gap between husband and wife?

Modern Marriages:

Girls generally do not wish to marry someone significantly older than themselves. Even in love marriages, they usually choose a classmate or someone just a year or two their senior.

They observe friends who have had love marriages where the groom is at most one or two years older than the bride. Consequently, even those opting for arranged marriages desire a similar age gap. Women often feel that a much older partner might treat them like a child or try to dominate them; there is certainly validity to this concern.

In arranged marriages today, the average age for both the bride and groom has risen to thirty. A thirty-year-old woman tends to view a man who is significantly older than her as an "uncle" figure. In arranged marriages these days, the woman's preference often prevails, largely due to supply and demand dynamics (specifically, the gender ratio).

Weddings of the past: By "the past," I do not mean a century ago. Child marriages and polygamy were more prevalent in those earlier times. However, if we look at the generation or two preceding the current one—people who are now between fifty and eighty years old—an age gap of ten years between husband and wife was considered natural.

Generally, sexual desire in women tends to wane around the age of forty-five, whereas in a healthy man, it often persists well beyond sixty. If the couple is of the same age, the likelihood of the wife being able to satisfy the sexual needs of her husband—once he reaches his forties or fifties—diminishes. If there is a ten-year age gap, this problem does not arise. Biologically, this age difference is considered desirable.

If the husband is thirty and the wife is twenty, will they get along?

Women usually show more mental maturity than their age. Apart from this, there was masculinity in traditional marriages. Ours is the ancestral lineage, the father's legacy, and the father's local customs; this is what everyone knows.

A modern wife calls her husband by his name. In the past, however, if a wife had to mention her husband's name, she would be extremely flustered. She would say, "Oh no... I won't say it. One shouldn't utter the husband's name; it is disrespectful."

Society is changing. Gender equality is a positive evolution. At the same time, other biological factors should also be considered.

When a girl likes a boy—a question asked on Messenger yesterday—a ten-year age gap is not wrong; in a way, it is even desirable.

There are two types of people who sexually abuse children: 1. Those with a biological predisposition toward pedophilia, and 2. Opportunistic pedophiles. This second category often includes men over forty—even fifty or sixty years old.

Driven by unfulfilled sexual desire, these scumbags think, "There is less risk with young children... they won't object... it won't get exposed." Their numbers have been rising sharply of late. One reason for this is what I mentioned in the paragraph above.

The normalization of human society does not imply a 100% standard; it refers to the majority. The sexually frustrated men in their thirties mentioned earlier are the same type as the "laptop heroes" in their 30s who leave their wives deeply dissatisfied—that is also true.

The Canadian government released this video to raise awareness among its citizens, illustrating what the final 10 years of life look like depending on whether or not one exercises. It is an excellent initiative by the Canadian government.

What happens if you hand a mobile phone to a 15-year-old student?

1. Artificial Intelligence suggests it will improve their intelligence—citing tools like ChatGPT—while acknowledging the risk of getting hooked on things like pornography and violent video games.

2. Real intelligence, however, warns that they will almost certainly become addicted to such content and ruin their lives.

That is the difference between artificial intelligence and natural intelligence.

One or more generations are going astray and ruining their lives by relying on artificial intelligence. Today's citizens who champion vaccines are the same people who look up to their ancestors.

Did you not grasp the message? It isn't something easily understood at first glance; read it a couple of times.

It doesn't matter if you don't fully understand it. Please don't think I am saying artificial intelligence is useless.

Think of it as a blade. Whether you use it to shave your beard or slit someone's throat is entirely up to you. That, simply put, is the essence of it.

Once upon a time, there was a young man and a young woman.

The young man was a teacher's son who was preparing for the Civil Services examination. A marriage proposal came up involving the niece of a doctor based in Tirupati. He was told, "The doctor will see you first; if you are approved, things can move forward." One Sunday, the young man visited the doctor's house. After serving him a meal, the doctor asked him numerous questions.

While the young man waited for news, a third party informed him: "They aren't interested in this alliance. They are looking for a match with significant wealth, status, and influence. You lack these things, and you don't even have a good job yet." The young man felt a sharp pang of hurt. He told himself, "Humiliation is part of life; perhaps that Sunday meal was the only thing destined for me."

Elsewhere, there was a teacher's daughter. Relatives proposed a match with a young man who was preparing for the Police Sub-Inspector (SI) exam. The marriage seemed certain, and the girl had agreed. Then, the exam results were announced, and the young man was selected. Thinking, "Wouldn't it be wonderful to secure such a good match for *our* girl?" the relatives arranged the marriage for their own daughter instead of the teacher's daughter.

Is it confusing?

It’s quite simple, really. There are two main characters in this story: a teacher's son and a teacher's daughter. Both faced rejection. The young man was rejected in the proposal involving the doctor's niece, while the young woman was rejected in the proposal involving the Police SI.

The relatives of the doctor—who had rejected the teacher's son—were the same relatives who arranged the match for the teacher's daughter. "We looked for a boy who matched our status. That boy wasn't the right fit for us, but he was suitable for this teacher's daughter. You see..."

It was a case of a perfect match—like a quilt tailored exactly to the bed. That is how the alliance was settled.

Is that clear?

Time has flown by. In the story mentioned earlier, 'Ganta' and 'Bonta' visited Tirupati the other day. While passing through the western part of the city, he recalled the past: "The doctor's house used to be right here." Bonta remarked, "The doctor's niece married into a prominent industrialist family in Chennai. People used to say the groom wasn't a good match for her. I wonder how they are doing now."

At the same time, he was reminded of the Police Sub-Inspector's family. "Our relatives arranged a good alliance there. Poor officer... he passed away three years ago due to alcoholism."

If you have read this rambling story this far, a question must have crossed your mind: what was the point of telling it?

Is it to say that the grapes one couldn't reach aren't sour? Or that some years simply go to waste? Is it sadism? Or pride in winning?

No... it is none of those things.

Life is not a hundred-meter dash. It isn't just about passing an exam like the IIT-JEE or the Civil Services, or finding a good match and getting married—as if life is merely about 'settling down.' Life doesn't come with a 'good luck' card.

Life is a long-distance race. To win a marathon, you have to run every day. And to keep running like that, you must love what you do. Then, the effort won't feel like a burden.

If you keep running like that... you will emerge a winner. In the very town that once rejected you, as you make your way up the hill for a temple visit—right there in front of the shrine—within just half an hour, up to ten people might recognize and greet you. They might take selfies with you or bow down to touch your feet.

At one time, all of this would have given you a sense of victory... a feeling of pride. But having experienced the depths of life, none of this seems significant to you anymore. You no longer feel a sense of triumph over the masses.

Passing them over... moving past these people... it’s all just fleeting emotions. A lack of understanding... immaturity!

Life has become a matter of quality—*quality*. How do you measure quality?

Quantity, on the other hand, can be measured.

How big is your house? What model is your car? How long did they halt the queue for others so you could have your *darshan*? How many people greeted you?

These are all matters of 'measure' or 'status' (zodiac signs/quantifiable metrics).

Such measures can be quantified. Based on dimensions—less... too much... ordinary... VIP... VVIP...

If having a 'greater measure' (higher status or more wealth) guaranteed greater happiness, then the daughter of that doctor in Chennai should be happy. The woman who married the Sub-Inspector should be happy. Your former roommate—who is now an official on this very hill—should be happy. But...

Happiness does not come from mere 'measure' or status.

Acquiring such status is not wrong.

I am not saying no.

But it requires morality—honesty, hard work, and perseverance.

Love the work itself. That is what brings happiness, health, fame, and wealth. If you view happiness as a destination and race towards it believing it is attainable only through wealth and status, it will remain nothing more than a mirage.

People are more important than the zodiac sign.

Happiness is a journey.

Work is a way of life.

Life is a long journey.

The journey of life should be enjoyed at every step. Hardship and happiness, loss and profit, insult and praise, victory and defeat—one must move forward through them all. You have to pick yourself up and keep going.

Go ahead and fight—there is a long way to go.

Is it smart money? Is this their pinda also?

Artificial intelligence is a reality, and ChatGPT is a prime example of its capabilities.

As we enter an age of Al, it's important to consider how we can use this technology to enhance learning. One way to do this is by incorporating ChatGPT into teaching methods.

For example, teachers can use ChatGPT to help students sharpen their analytical, critical, and lateral thinking skills, without needing to rely on mobile devices.

In order to ensure that all

teachers at Slate are prepared to implement these new teaching methodologies, the school's executives are attending a two-day workshop on Saturday and Sunday to finalize strategies.

Additionally, every teacher at Slate will be trained in this area, and the new teaching methods will be incorporated starting from next year.

Heart attacks in young children are extremely rare—occurring in roughly one in ten million cases (often resulting from congenital heart defects caused by genetic mutations).

About ten years ago in England, a man's twelve-year-old son died during a swimming class; the boy had a congenital heart condition.

The father advocated for every school to be equipped with a cardiac defibrillator.

This is a small, battery-operated device that detects a heart attack and delivers an electric shock to restart the heart's function.

The English government distributed 18,000 of these devices to schools, acknowledging the father's earlier request and ensuring that every government school received one.

Can you smell something burning—like scorched fabric?

I am asking *you*—specifically after reading this news.

It’s 8:40 AM—'Sunshine' assemblies are underway at Slate Tirupati (Primary, Middle, and High School). I sent a message thanking the person who arranged the 'Suprabhata Darshan' for us; they replied saying they didn't want to disturb me, assuming I was still asleep! Meanwhile, I’ve already returned from the hill, arrived at school, and have been busy with work for half an hour!

After the Suprabhata Darshan!

Ready for early morning service

I have put a post on the advertisement of subscriptions of orphans in the media.

corona I suspect/believe that the scam has anything to do with those ads. The end of that post is not good to say without proofs, has not posted yet. You can take notes.

An edit to today's post on depression.

One out of every three overstayers in the US will not lose their job. One in three people who lost their jobs in the last 75 days were Indians. Can forgive mistakes.

There are no mistakes in other posts. (America Today included a post recommending Jr. NTR's name for the Oscars)

Enroll in engineering, pursue a postgraduate degree in the US, and settle there—that was the typical path until recently.

However, the situation has changed; tech professionals in America are currently losing jobs in large numbers.

Then there is the impact of artificial intelligence.

On the other hand, there are projections that India will emerge as a global economic powerhouse.

Meanwhile, government jobs in India are losing their appeal for various reasons.

Amidst all this confusion, how should 10th-grade students choose their careers?

There are so many fields to consider: engineering, medicine, commerce, law, civil services, the armed forces, and more.

How exactly will artificial intelligence impact these areas?

Students should choose a subject and career based on their aptitude. But how does one understand one's aptitude? Is aptitude simply a subject one likes? How can one tap into the subconscious mind to discover it?

Which junior college should one join? How can one look past the marketing hype of corporate junior colleges to determine their true quality?

Join us today at Slate Tirupati from 2:30 PM for a two-hour career counseling session designed for 10th-grade students and their parents!

There will be no live stream or video recording of the session. This is because we will be sharing in-depth information about corporate colleges; if recorded, the content could go viral and upset certain people.

Slate Kharmanghat annual day rehearsals.

In the last 75 days, 200,000 IT professionals have lost their jobs in the US.

Most of them are Chinese and Indians who are working there on work visas!

Looking at it from another angle, one out of every three people who lost their jobs is Indian.

And these aren't just people working in small, obscure companies; renowned giants like Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon are laying off employees on a massive scale.

Under work visa rules, if they fail to secure another job within sixty days, they will be forced to leave the US.

They face the burden of paying off car loans, mortgages, and insurance premiums, alongside the costs of their children's education. Returning to India is relatively easy if the children are in primary school (below fifth grade), but it becomes difficult if they are in high school or college. Children are often unwilling to move back to India permanently.

College education is an extremely expensive affair.

There are two reasons why tech companies are laying off employees on such a large scale: the global economic recession and the rise of AI.

Is our country also going to get caught in an economic recession?

In countries like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Syria, millions of people are suffering from food shortages. Food prices are also skyrocketing in countries like Canada.

There are two conflicting views regarding India:

1. The same situation will arise in India; the economy in some states is already in a dire state.

2. No. India, today's situation is turning favourably. India is growing as an alternative to China. The world sees India as an investment hub. Today's global crisis is a boon to India. With this India is going to grow as an economic power not only in population but also in investment hub. Indians who have already settled in countries like England are thinking that they have made a mistake by leaving India.

These are two different opinions.

We wish everything goes well

"Oh, there's no point in going to the gym! If you go for a while and then quit, your body just goes soft again. You'd have to keep going for the rest of your life."

This is an opinion piece.

These are the kinds of things some people say when the topic of going to the gym comes up.

To these 'logic masters,' I would say this:

"Oh, there's no point in brushing your teeth in the morning. No matter how long you do it, if you stop, your mouth will start smelling bad again. So, just stop brushing."

"Oh, there's no point in bathing. You might bathe every day, but if you stop for a week, your body starts to stink. Is it really necessary to bathe every day? Eventually, the smell will catch up with you... so just stop bathing."

"There is no benefit to eating food. No matter how many years you eat, you get hungry again. So, stop eating."

The body is a machine. It needs air, water, food, sleep, and cleanliness. Exercise is just as essential.

In the old days, exercise was part of survival—hunting and gathering in the Stone Age, farming in the agricultural era, doing housework, and traveling.

Now, machines do the work. Physical labor is missing, yet the body still needs it. So, every day—or at least five days a week—you need to do something: yoga, the gym, a walk... anything. Otherwise, the body quickly loses its vitality.

But here is one thing to remember: even if you go to the gym and work out for two years and then stop for another two, you will still retain some of that fitness.

A boy sulked at his parents after they left him behind and went to Dubai for a week!

It is neither a black-and-white camera nor a setting.

It is the Boston area of ​​America, rendered drab by the snow.

Tornado warning.

✔️ We eat food when we are hungry. The carbohydrates in it suppress ghrelin, the hunger-inducing hormone. This satisfies hunger and creates a feeling of fullness.

In contrast, if you drink a soft drink...

1. A soft drink bottle contains seven spoons of sugar—specifically, fructose. This does not suppress ghrelin. The stomach does not register fullness, so you feel like eating more. Seven spoons of sugar can introduce a large amount of calories into the body, potentially leading to excess weight.

2. Many cells can process glucose derived from starch, but only the liver can process fructose. This overload can lead to fatty liver disease.

3. Fructose contributes to belly fat... 4. ...and leads to diabetes.

5. Insulin sensitivity is affected; the pancreas is put under pressure to produce more insulin, which causes harm.

6. The hormone leptin controls fat in our body. Drinking soft drinks can lead to leptin resistance, meaning the body loses the ability to regulate fat, resulting in unchecked fat accumulation.

7. These drinks increase triglyceride levels and bad cholesterol, raising the risk of heart attacks.

8. They are a major cause of cancer.

9. Teeth and bones weaken. The acids in these drinks deplete calcium from tooth enamel, making teeth weak and prone to breaking.

10. Joint pains develop, and conditions like gout can arise; joint swelling can become unbearable.

In individuals over the age of 11, this can contribute to forms of dementia, such as memory loss.

Just as a storm entering an area destroys roads, trees, electric poles, and houses... Consuming soft drinks destroys various organs and biological systems—including the teeth, heart, kidneys, liver, and pancreas.

It is not just a soft drink... it is a storm that ravages your body.

Justin Moore - worked at Google for 16 years. He has completed many assignments as a team leader.

One day at 3 in the morning he was fired and his account was taken down. " Be in love with life. Not the company . This is the only commodity we use to dispose of companies. " His words.

The *Shyamala Dandakam* is a magnificent *dandakam*

(a poetic form characterized by a long, rhythmic flow) in which the great poet Kalidasa himself visited the Goddess and recounted his experience through hymns. While the *Dandakam* is a form found in Sanskrit literature, Telugu speakers are the ones who have prominently adopted and integrated this poetic style into the regional languages. This composition flows rhythmically like a poem and moves as smoothly as a gentle stream. The events described took place in the city of Ujjain during the reign of King Vikramarka. Ujjain is a place of immense spiritual power; among the *Jyotirlingas*, Lord Shiva resides there as Mahakaleshwar, and the Goddess is worshipped as Mahakaleshwari.

Even today, people speak of the temple where Kalidasa worshipped the Goddess. Kalidasa was not originally a great scholar; however, through the grace of his Guru and the blessings of the Goddess—who granted him *darshan* (divine vision) and inscribed sacred *Beeja* syllables upon his tongue—he transformed into a great poet. The nature of the divine vision the Goddess granted to Kalidasa is revealed in the *Shyamala Dandakam*. Goddess Shyamala holds a significant place in the *Sri Vidya* tradition. During the worship of the Goddess, the verse *"Bhaje Sri Chakramadhyastham Dakshinottarayosadha Shyama Vartalisamsevyam Bhavani Lalitambikam"* is recited. Within the *Sri Chakra*, Goddess Lalita is flanked by Goddess Shyamala on the right and Goddess Varahi on the left. Goddess Shyamala is referenced twice in the *Lalita Sahasranama*: as *"Geyachakrarathaaru Mantrini Parisevita"* (69th name) and *"Mantrini Nyastarajyadhu:"* (786th name).

Shyamala Dandakam

Meditation -

*Manikyaveenamupalaalayanteem Madala Sam Manjulavagvilasam* | I contemplate in my mind the maiden Matangi, whose tender limbs possess the radiant hue of the sapphire. 1

O Four-armed One, adorned with the crescent moon, with full bosom and a complexion crimson like vermilion; holding a sugarcane bow, a noose, a goad, and flowery arrows—salutations to You, the sole Mother of the universe. 2

Mother Matangi, dark-hued like an emerald and filled with divine bliss; may the auspicious One, who dwells in the Kadamba forest, cast Her benevolent glance upon us. 3

Victory to the daughter of Matanga; victory to Her who shines like the blue lotus; victory to the lover of music; victory to Her who is dear to the playful parrot (Shuka). 4

Dandakam—

Victory to the Mother who is an ocean of nectar, the radiant gem of the heart, the dweller of the Bilva grove and the Kadamba forest (which is like the wish-fulfilling tree), and the beloved of Lord Shiva!

Amidst the music conference respectfully commenced, the Goddess—adorned with a garland of Kadamba flowers and a crest of the crescent moon—shines with lustrous, dark locks of hair; may She bring auspiciousness to the world! O enchanting Goddess, whose arched brows resemble the bow of Kama (Cupid) and are adorned with *Gorochana* paste; whose cheeks shine with the radiance of moonlight and the fragrance of musk patterns, attracting swarms of bees that hum in harmony with the deep, melodious notes of the *Vallaki* (veena);

O Goddess, whose eyes dance playfully—swaying like a blue lotus flower tucked behind the ear—amidst the intoxication of divine bliss;

O Goddess, who fulfills the desires of all worlds and embodies supreme auspiciousness;

O Goddess, whose beauty flows like a stream, glistening with beads of perspiration; whose nose is perfectly formed, leading the way to salvation and the essence of all mantras;

O Goddess, whose face beams with a gentle, jasmine-like smile and is graced by the chewing of betel leaves mixed with areca nut and camphor; who holds the *Jnana-mudra* (gesture of wisdom);

O Goddess, whose smile reveals lips as red as ripe *Bimba* fruits and teeth as lustrous and white as jasmine buds;

O Goddess, whose neck—graceful as a conch shell—emerges from an ocean of beauty that swells like the moonlit tide of youth;

O Goddess, whose flawless form shines brilliantly, adorned with exquisite ornaments like the *Veera* (armlet);

O Goddess, whose arms—graceful as tender creepers—are illuminated by the radiant beams of gem-studded armlets; worshipped by the greatest yogis;

O Goddess, whose wrists are adorned with bracelets that sparkle with the brilliance of rubies, casting a glow that pervades all directions of the universe; revered by the righteous; The season begins with socializing...

Her hands are adorned with gem-studded rings, their radiance mingling like the twilight glow upon the tender, leaf-like fingers; her face shines with a moon-like splendor, and her earrings sparkle brilliantly.

Her bosom is heavy and beautiful, adorned with a necklace bright as the moon; her waist, slender as a creeper, reveals the exquisite beauty of her form through its graceful folds—a veritable ocean of loveliness; she holds the *Vallaki* (lute) in her hand and bestows auspiciousness.

She is slightly bowed by the weight of her high, firm breasts that resemble golden pitchers; she is the sovereign of the three worlds.

Her navel is deep and perfectly round, and the dark line of soft hair rising from it resembles the mossy bank of a river; her speech is melodious and enchanting.

The tinkling of her beautiful waist-girdle rivals the sound of the bowstring of *Ananga* (Cupid); she is clad in divine, gem-studded garments.

Her hips are radiant, adorned with a girdle of glowing rubies (*Padmaraga*), surpassing the splendor of golden mountains; she is cool and soothing like moonlight.

Her beautiful thighs are draped in exquisite, copper-hued *Kinsuka*-colored garments; their beauty surpasses the crimson trunk of the King of Elephants (*Indra's* elephant); she is *Shyamala* (the dark-hued Goddess).

Her form is tender and lustrous; she is radiant and magnificent, captivating all—even the celestial damsels—with her unparalleled beauty.

Her radiance is so lustrous and dark-blue that the locks of hair of the bowing celestial maidens seem to transform into *Durva* grass, attracting deer; she shines with a brilliant, moon-like splendor.

O Lord! Lord of Devas, Daityas, Yakshas, ​​Bhutas, Speech, and the Directions! Her lotus-like feet are held by *Lakshmi*; they are touched by the rubies of the crowns of *Vayu* and *Agni* as they bow, and they glow with the crimson hue of *Laksha* (lac) and the brilliance of the rising sun. She is the Peerless One. Residing on the magnificent seat of the nine gems (Navaratna)! Bestower of well-being!

Sheltered by the conch and the lotus!

O Devi! Surrounded by the likes of Vama and the eight Shaktis (powers) beginning with Lakshmi; encircled by Bhairavi!

Accompanied by the five-arrowed one (Manmatha) and Spring (Vasantha); worshipped by the devoted;

Adored through sacred hymns and chants;

Dwelling in the minds of Yogis;

Worshipped by Krishna, who is delighted by the arts of music and song;

Praised through prose and verse by the Vidyadharas;

Adorned by the presence of Yakshas, ​​Gandharvas, and Siddha maidens;

Source of all auspiciousness...

You are worshipped by the consorts of the gods;

You sport with a parrot—whose beak rivals the *Kimshuka* flower in radiance—caressing it while holding a rosary and a book of knowledge in your lotus-like hands;

For the one who meditates upon You, eloquence in both prose and poetry flows forth from their lips;

What cannot be achieved by the one who meditates on that dark-hued, tender, and beautiful form adorned with the crescent moon?

For such a person, the ocean becomes a playful lake, the celestial garden of *Nandana* becomes a private pleasure grove, the earth itself becomes a throne, the Goddess of Speech becomes a handmaiden, and Goddess Lakshmi Herself becomes the embodiment of their words;

O Embodiment of all *Yantras*, *Mantras*, *Mudras*, and *Shaktis*; O Embodiment of all letters and all forms! O Mother of the Universe!

O Mother of the Universe! Protect me, protect me, protect me!

Post by Amarnath Vasireddy

Will Junior NTR win an Oscar?

USA Today is a prominent American website.

USA Today has released a list of actors likely to win an Oscar this time, placing Junior NTR at the top spot. It stated that Junior NTR, who played the role of Bheem in the movie *RRR*, has a chance of winning the Best Actor award.

Numerous English publications, ranging from *The Economic Times* to *Kashmir Today*, have prominently featured this news. I expected this to be a major story in Telugu newspapers as well. But...

To date, not a single Telugu actor has won an Oscar. If USA Today's prediction comes true, it would truly be historic!

My sincere gratitude to Slate - The School,

our seraphic abode of learning, the cradle where we have learned to present ourselves and represent our inner selves with confidence, and a divine frontister that taught us probably everything equipping us, not only to survive in this world but to lead the new trends.

Alumni of this eminent institution myself along with, Mrs. Kruthika Vasireddy, a Post Graduate of Law from the University of California, Berkeley, and other Mr. Sankarsh, an entrepreneur whose net worth is 100 crores through his startups, were invited to the School's 22nd Annual day Celebrations at Lalita kala Thornam, Public Gardens, Hyderabad.

The entire celebration was presented, delivered, and anchored by students on the stage, the program was designed to deliver the thought of essentiality in the inculcation of social intelligence in children, these lovely children enacted us, they played our personality in delivering so, each became Rafi, Kruthika, Sankarsh and Bhargava (another successful Slater), they talked about us, our achievements and careers deeming us the good example for the rest Slaters.

Even for each one of us, there was a dance/song designed, for me it was the Ramzan song, in which a student named Syed Misbahullah of Grade VIII in the Black Kurta represented me, with all his confidence he did the best!

Words fell short when I was asked to speak, such an honor it was to stand on the same dice where I stood a decade before, to see my teachers growing like angels with love dedicated to nurturing each child present around. I smiled and spoke what came to my heart;

Slate was our cradle and second home, it strengthened us and escalated our growth to who we are today, were ever we went we shone and were polished at Slate, the wisdom we acquired during our childhood at Slate helps us to date to distinguish between good and evil. To stand with truth and with the needy were the values ​​we acquired from here, that we continue to follow.

I don't believe any other school focus on teaching moral values ​​and ethics, as 9 am to 5 pm children are in school, it is the responsibility of the school to serve the children with all that is necessary for a person's upbringing, but no school does so. Marks and report cards stand in value for all such Schools, but we all were lucky to have enrolled in Slate - The School, the ethics, morals, and values ​​this school has taught us developed us into an Honorable Citizens, our field trips to different institutions, organizations, cultural centers, villages, and sites of Social Science exemplars brought us closer to such values.

Every Slater must stay connected to the school and always try to be connected with the beloved teachers, for we are the lifelong learners of these noble men and women. As we are the Arjuna for our Beloved Guru Drond Sri Amarnath Vasireddy Garu, we still learn from his posts on social media, his thoughts, and his elegance of explanation of everything, we have learned so much from him though he may not know his contribution in our lives is beyond imagination.

Once a Slater always a Slater!

I am immensely thankful and present my deepest sense of gratitude to Dearest Amarnath Vasireddy Sir, who has bestowed me and recognized me with such an honor! I shall remain grateful to you. I have always prayed that one day I could become like you, but later I realized, this life would not be enough to be like you!

Dearest Sapna Bhatnagar mam, Thank you for the enormous support, love, and encouragement in my childhood, and for being the catalyst that stimulated me to do my best. you are a mother to me and you brought me up the same! Thank you for everything!

With a deep sense of appreciation, I thank my loving teachers for their tireless efforts, Archana Rangi mam, Sanjay Jaiswal sir, Hussain sir, Anil Kumar Mahendra sir, and to all the staff members! A big thank you, this day will be remembered till the last day of my life.

80 percent of China's population has contracted the coronavirus!

That is akin to achieving herd immunity. So, the death toll won't be high anymore. It took three years and hundreds of lockdowns for the penny to drop for China's rulers!

Food prices in Canada have skyrocketed. Look at the price of a salad.

More than the diseases that can be cured by medicines ..

This is the time when the diseases caused by medicines (side reactions) are more. So don't think that "if you get disease, it's only medicines". With foresight ( proper food .. Exercise, lifestyle) It is wise to protect against disease.

This is getting well circulated. Some of the points stated in this are correct.

But this drug is fake. The company is cheating. No one should order.

Susaram village - Sreekakulam dt.

Children in school give chocolates to their classmates on their birthday. right?

If our school children are given sesame ladles, chickpeas made with groundnuts, millet sweets. Chaitra distributing jaggery seeds to friends today. Happy birthday Chaitra.

"It seems to be ChatGPT. Oh my god! Oh my god...

Look at what happens on the screen when messages go viral. Technology is there to be used. Technology is our slave; we are not its slaves."

Is surgery necessary for kidney stones?

1. If you drink sufficient water (four liters for men, three for women, and one to two for children depending on age) and consume enough fiber in your diet (leafy greens and vegetables are rich in fiber), kidney stones will not form. You will avoid kidney problems, as well as issues like indigestion, constipation, and gastric trouble.

2. If you limit your salt intake—consuming no more than the necessary amount (one spoon per day is sufficient for a person, whereas most people consume up to six)—you can avoid joint pains and blood pressure problems. Try eating foods that do not require added salt, such as sprouted seeds, cumin, carrots, mangoes, and guavas. You can also try eating yogurt without salt; while the first four days might feel strange (since we are used to salted curd rice), you will eventually discover the true taste.

3. Reducing excessive carbohydrate intake prevents blood sugar issues and weight problems, and keeps blood pressure under control. "Sufficient carbohydrates" refers to items like rice (including idli and dosa) and wheat products (like chapati and puri). Avoid tuber-based curries (like potatoes); instead, opt for other vegetables, leafy greens, and lean meats (poultry). Protein-rich foods include broccoli, mushrooms, lentils (dal), guavas, groundnuts, nuts, black sesame seeds, chicken, mutton, fish, and prawns. If you eat one cup of rice, you should consume four cups of other foods alongside it. Brown rice is a better choice than white rice, and grains like *Ragi* (finger millet) and *Jonna* (sorghum) are even better.

4. Exposing your body to sunlight strengthens immunity and reduces the risk of infections. Bones remain strong, and issues like mood swings and depression are prevented.

5. Providing the body with sufficient Vitamin C boosts immunity; lemons and oranges are rich sources of Vitamin C.

6. Eating one sesame *laddu* a week provides the calcium the body needs, resulting in stronger bones and teeth.

7. Eating three or four walnuts daily sharpens children's intellect, while adults avoid memory-related issues and maintain an active, alert mind.

8. Consuming three to four walnuts helps prevent dementia in old age.

9. Leafy greens and vegetables contain antioxidants; providing the body with adequate antioxidants helps prevent cancer.

10. Walking for at least half an hour helps eliminate many health problems.

Living a healthy life is very easy and inexpensive.

"Buying" illness is an expensive affair—pizzas, burgers, colas, instant foods, and processed foods all come at a high cost. Treating the resulting diseases is also costly.

Keep items like roasted chickpeas (*putnala pappu*), dates, walnuts, almonds, raisins, sesame *laddus*, seasonal fresh fruits, jaggery-based sweets, peas, etc., on the dining table. Children will get used to them. Avoid getting them accustomed to "poisons" like packaged potato chips, sweet corn, and colas.

Children need to play, run around, and jump every day; this stimulates the production of growth hormones in their bodies. Without this activity, their bodies become sluggish and weak—much like a building constructed out of mud. If the cell phone poverty is not reached by the hands of children, their physical and mental health will be good. The study is going on well.

✔️✔️✔️The way to health is easy.

Cost of treatment.

Which one is your path?

Especially show the way of health to children from childhood.

Smartphone in hand, earphones in the ears—

This is the style of the day!

Blindness, deafness, amnesia, depression, aggression—at least one of these conditions will affect them to some extent; this is science.

The actual facts regarding vaccines are now gaining widespread attention.

Recently, a video has gone viral showing reporters grilling an executive from a vaccine company—one whose product was widely used in countries like the US—with tough questions.

I guess I won't have to post about vaccines anymore. One thing needs to be made clear here.

Internationally, some are opposing the statement. There is a difference between their opinions and mine. Mine is not just an opinion. I have personally spoken to many scientists and doctors, gathered data from thousands of individuals, and studied it all... that is the basis of my perspective.

There are claims that substances like graphene were mixed into vaccines... and that this is proving fatal. There is also a theory involving a "threesome" dynamic—this is the view held by vaccine opponents. They claim that the spike proteins generated by the vaccines spread from vaccinated individuals to the unvaccinated.

I disagree with these views.

Vaccines trigger the production of antibodies. There are already millions of people who developed natural antibodies after contracting the coronavirus; when vaccines generate *additional* antibodies on top of that, the body ends up with an excessive load. Depending on an individual's physiology, these antibodies can sometimes attack the body itself. If they attack the heart, it leads to cardiac arrest; if they affect the brain, it can cause memory loss. It is important to note, however, that such adverse reactions do not occur in everyone—nor will they. That is my finding... and there is more.

Among the thousands of cases I have encountered... over the past two years, several thousand people have shared information with me via Messenger. Some have provided data by conducting surveys within their workplaces or WhatsApp groups... If there are any adverse reactions in all these cases, they will come to light within six months. To my knowledge, no new problems arise after that six-month period. That is why I say: if you received the vaccine a year ago and experienced no side effects, you are likely safe. The people currently suffering from side effects are those who received a booster dose in the last couple of weeks. My observation is that the risk of side effects increases with the number of doses administered. That is why I have been advising against taking further doses for the past year.

Anti-vaccine advocates reject all types of vaccines—even those for diseases like polio and smallpox. However, I am not opposing the vaccines that have been in use in our country for many years; I am specifically referring to the vaccines for corona and the flu. I also reject the vaccines that have recently appeared in droves, like snakes emerging from an anthill.

This will likely be my final post regarding vaccines. Unfortunately, English speakers may not have fully understood my previous posts on the subject. The reason is that I deliberately used terms that automated translation tools—and the artificial intelligence monitoring Facebook—could not decipher, in order to bypass censorship.

Even three years ago, when I stated that the danger posed by corona did not warrant such a massive campaign—and consequently advised against the vaccines—my sole objective was to safeguard life and health. I have never discussed politics, neither directly nor indirectly; you can verify this for yourselves.

People involved in the survey are happy.

About two thousand young people died of drug use in Canada last year.

Most of them are from India. That's who belong to Punjab state.

Chilling to death...

Have you or your family members been suffering from a persistent cold and cough for the past three weeks?

Even if it subsides briefly, does it keep coming back?

Don't worry.

It isn't COVID-19.

Millions of people are currently facing the same issue.

It will resolve on its own within a week or ten days.

Why is this happening?

There are two causes: 1. Allergies, and 2. Potent bacteria and viruses.

Have you noticed? One day, there is intense cold and fog. The next, it’s suddenly so stiflingly hot that you can't sleep without a fan. The weather is fluctuating wildly.

There is fog and smoke—and the environmental pollution that accompanies them. The combination of fog and smoke creates smog.

This is triggering allergies in many people. In the cold, sneezing might start slowly, but sometimes it turns into a non-stop fit. There is no permanent cure for allergies. Even if it’s cold outside, are you sneezing incessantly in your bedroom? It’s likely an allergy. Just relax; the weather will stabilize in about a week, and the symptoms will pass. If not, this is something you might experience every winter. Avoid going out in the smog as much as possible. Wait until the sun is out and the smoke and fog have cleared before stepping outside. Keep your windows covered with curtains.

The second cause involves stubborn viruses and bacteria. In reality, they aren't inherently stubborn; rather, the environment—both outside and inside your body—has become favorable for their growth.

There might be smog outside, while your immunity is weak inside.

By wearing masks for two years, you’ve compromised your immunity.

Ideally, you should be exposed to small amounts of viruses and bacteria so your immune cells can fight and destroy them—acting as a form of "batting practice" for your immune system. What happens if a batsman steps onto the pitch without any net practice for two years? The result is inevitable—a 'duck' (getting out for zero). That is exactly what is happening now.

Well, never mind. At least the batting practice is happening now.

Do it like this:

1. Do not take cough syrup; it causes more harm than good.

2. Drink hot water. Men need four liters, women three liters, and babies one to two liters depending on their age. Gargle with hot water mixed with salt.

3. Consume ginger, turmeric, and saffron—just a small amount in a cup of tea—for three or four days.

4. The body needs rest; ensure you get good sleep and stay away from stress.

Stomach sweet is natural. .. Too much is poison

About last night ! In Tamil Nadu .. In a marriage ..

There is absolutely no benefit in talking about the need for "surveillance" without addressing the fundamental question: "Why do children need cell phones in the first place?"

I did not tell why on the festival day for three days.

Second booster started working; four days of many celebrities. How unfortunate are those who didn't get into the news! Effect also increases as the dose increases. Just to keep watching. Couldn't have done anything better. No matter how many zeros you put next to zero, it is zero. Also, no matter how many times you tell those who don't believe, there will be no result.

Ading dayu with brother in law. Need to win. Must have been a win.

Cooking under the tree. Eating right there.

A communal meal gathering. Krithika Vasireddy is wandering about. Her niece and uncle are there with their families, along with Mohit and Hitansh. *Pesara vadalu* (moong dal fritters) and plantain chicken fry.

This post is exclusively for women:

Menstruation is a natural process. Some women experience unbearable abdominal pain during their periods, often to the point where they cannot even get out of bed for at least two days.

What can be done?

1. Ensure your diet includes sufficient Omega-3 fatty acids. Foods rich in Omega-3s include saltwater fish (such as salmon), brown eggs (available at select stores; they cost twice as much as regular eggs), walnuts, chia seeds, blueberries, and blackberries. Also, consume magnesium-rich foods like spinach and peanuts, while avoiding junk food. Eat fresh leafy greens and fruits (provided you do not have diabetes). Refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol, and drink at least three liters of water daily.

2. Do not take painkillers simply because the pain is intense; they can cause various side effects.

3. Perform regular abdominal exercises—this is very simple. Lie down, lift both legs about a foot off the ground, and hold that position for at least sixty seconds without bending your knees. It may be difficult at first, but it becomes manageable with practice. Repeat this three to five times a day, with a one-minute gap between each set. This strengthens the abdominal muscles. Girls should be taught these exercises starting from the eighth grade. Devoting just ten minutes a day can help avoid the need for a Caesarean section in the future, paving the way for a normal delivery. Babies born via C-section often have weaker immunity; thus, this practice ensures the health and well-being of both mother and child.

4. Stay away from tension and stress. Do things that make your soul happy.

4. If you still experience abdominal pain despite taking these measures, try this:

When in pain, apply a warm compress to your abdomen using a hot water bag or a cloth pouch filled with heated sand. Take a hot water bath.

Eat papaya starting three days before your period begins. Drink a decoction made from basil (tulasi) leaves. The belief that eating papaya generates excessive body heat is a myth.

Achieving orgasm can also be a way to alleviate pain quickly.

Social Responsibility:

Mothers, please instruct your daughters not to flush used menstrual pads down the toilet. Whether due to embarrassment or a lack of understanding, girls in schools, colleges, and working women's hostels often remove their pads and flush them down Western-style toilets. This causes blockages in the drainage systems. In Ameerpet, the street drains frequently overflow with accumulated waste—have you noticed? The primary reason for this is a lack of awareness among the girls living in the local working women's hostels.

If we devoted even one-hundredth of the time we spend discussing various film stars and politicians to our own well-being, our lives would improve significantly.

Please share this message with women, especially teenage girls.

(For the skeptics wondering who I am or why I am discussing this topic: consider the first wave of the coronavirus. Pregnant women and new mothers were terrified, wondering, "Oh my God, I'm pregnant" or "I've just delivered—what do I do now?" Lakhs of people were scared, worrying about how to breastfeed their infants if they were infected with the virus.) .. I have given instructions and suggestions to many people on what kind of care to be taken in messenger. This is not the first time. Health is the greatest fortune}

During the first few days of school...

Someone arrived at the school.

Our principal addressed him as "Mr. ..."

He called me "Mister" in a disrespectful tone.

It was hard to control my laughter. I was afraid he might get even more offended if I laughed.

This 'Ingili' piece is a multi-filtered language, Sumi!!

What kind of respect is this?

Every party or association has a president.

If there is a senior figure, they are appointed as the honorary president.

A 'President' is someone who functions actively and dynamically.

An 'Honorary President' holds an honorary position.

Prime Minister, President, Vice President, and Chief Minister—these are active roles.

The dignity associated with the title...

'Chief Minister' itself signifies the highest level of respect.

If you wish to address someone in that position respectfully, you can say "Chief Minister," "The Honorable," or "[Name]."

But what is the meaning behind forms of address like "Honorable Chief Minister," "Honorable Prime Minister," or "Honorable President"?

Does this imply there is one active Chief Minister and another who holds the title merely as an honorary figure?

Excessive humility is not a virtue. Constitutional norms are being violated.

Kanuma Festival:

It's mainly a festival of cattle.

Animal wealth is important in agricultural economy. Edlu- They are used in many activities like plowing the field, fetching water from the well {Kapila}, freight transportation, playing Ganuga etc. That's why they worship livestock. A festival for them. That's the faded one.

On the day of disappearance, they used to give bath to cows and bulls in the village and dye their horns. Those who used to decorate horns, neck etc with flowers and colored papers.

In our childhood, on the day of Kanuma festival in our village, they used to keep pongals for the Katama kings. Katama Rajulu is a king of Yadava dynasty. Prithi says he is the 23rd heir of Krishna. Kanigiri from Nellore ruled the area. He won the war with Nallasiddhi Raju by participating with his cows and bulls.

Hindu tradition can be divided into two as Great Tradition { Great Wealth } Little Tradition { Small Tradition }. Local traditions are small or little traditions. Many local traditions in Ayya areas, have been expanded over time and joined in Hindu richness. Nalla Pochamma, Ankalamma, Ellamma .. Village goddesses . These are traditions from one or two places. Shakti and Durga have evolved into a great tradition in the passage of time. This process is called universalization or credibility. The opposite method to this is shrinking. In Hindu great tradition, rituals are formed in one or two different areas.

A good example for the credibility of Katama Rajula festival.

A culture grown from local traditions is called basic civilization. Chinese civilization and Indian civilization belong to this Kova

Not all of these are my thoughts. Social science. Anthropology ..

Focus on Maths and Physics from sixth standard .. IIT Foundation .. Social sciences in a nutshell. Don't know what culture is. Traditions, affairs, history.. There will be no understanding on these. At last what is left is the words of some people for sensation in social media .. Lack of understanding .. Distortion .

Ultimately, what remains? Sankranti has come to mean gambling, alcohol consumption, and marijuana use—capitalizing on human weaknesses.

Consider the animals that stay with a farmer all year round, assisting with the work; now, they are dolled up and made to race for amusement. Where is the true spirit in that?

And then there are the roosters—flocks of them. If two roosters confront each other, they naturally fight; that is their instinct. While a playful bout on the festival day might have been harmless, where is the sense in the organized competitions seen today—with crowds gathering in tents, driving up in cars, and wagering lakhs of rupees? Now, a new "casino culture" has emerged. Perhaps next year, they’ll even be handing out marijuana for free.

Betting is all about the allure of "easy money." Once the obsession with making quick money takes root in a person's mind, their chances for genuine progress in life vanish. Something fundamental is going wrong here.

In the past, after the cattle festival—even with traditional events like lizard races or rooster fights—people would simply return to their farm work the very next day. But today? People are gambling lakhs of rupees on roosters. That is the crucial difference.

If you lose sight of the true spirit of traditions and merely follow the mechanics of the events, what is left?

Happy Kanuma festival to everyone!

It is not that we should get some certificates from him. I be posting what I want to say

Pongal celebrations of our relatives in Malaysia.

Surya Pongal !

There are about ten to twelve lakh Telugu people in America.

-First generation among them means those who migrated from here like to talk in Telugu with friends in 1 house. 2 Telugu movies will be watched in theaters on the net. Telugu news (E newspapers TV channels) will follow. They will make Telugu traditional dishes. Goes to Indian restaurants. Caste consciousness, it is seen that it is mostly being organized based on caste. Their circle is mostly Indians who came from India and settled, that is why they are Telugu. In one word, their lifestyle will be like Telugu people in a metropolis like Hyderabad.

-The second generation. These are born American citizens. Telugu will understand. But in special occasions, they speak in English only. Some people will not understand Telugu. America is called a melting pot of races. That means different species are converging here. At least one third of the second generation Telugu people are marrying Chinese Euro Americans Mexicans Africans. Or just live in. Even though one third of the Telugu people are married, the caste gaps are being eradicated at this stage. Inter caste marriages are happening. Telugu people, that's why those who think of their own caste are less in the second generation. If the first generation is like them, they will continue the religion like their parents. These people are less passionate about Indian food.

-Now by the time it comes to third generation, speaking Telugu language will become very rare. Majority in a state of not understanding Telugu. Caste consciousness is almost lost due to inter caste and inter caste marriages. These guys will be a whole new mixed race. They must have the consciousness that their ancestors migrated from India. Most people will convert into a no religion group.

Now in England, people who do not belong to any religion are more than 50% of the population. In the next twenty years, the new race in America that does not belong to any caste, race, religion, and race will be the majority.

By now having robots as girlfriend/boyfriend is trending. The number of LGBTs is growing. Live in relationships break ups will become normal.

(I have analyzed what is happening other than from the perspective of good - bad. What I said about general trend. Exceptions are inevitable)

Twenty years .. Not forward. Back to back. Perfect food ! Work out !

The person in these photos has been missing for some time. High carb diet will be given as a gift to those who tell the whereabouts.

Bhogipallu

Bhogi

The first day of the grand festival!

*Uttarayana* (the Sun's northward journey) and *Makar Sankranti* begin when the Sun enters the Capricorn (*Makara*) zodiac sign; this occurs tomorrow.

This means today is the final day of *Dakshinayana* (the Sun's southward journey), a time when the Sun is perceived to be at its southernmost point. This is why the weather is quite cold, leading to the tradition of lighting *Bhogi* bonfires. Old items are burned in these fires, symbolizing a fresh beginning. (Please note that, according to astronomy, the Sun's northward movement actually begins on March 21st.)

*Uttarayana* is considered a sacred period. Bhishma, who was wounded in the Mahabharata war, breathed his last while lying on a bed of arrows (*Ampasayya*) during this holy period of *Uttarayana*.

The Sanskrit word *Bhug* signifies happiness. It marks the day of finding bliss through devotion to Godadevi and Sri Ranganatha; hence, the name *Bhogi* is cherished. Lord Mahavishnu, who had banished King Bali to the netherworld, granted him the boon to return to Earth every year. This is also the day Lord Krishna lifted the Govardhana Hill.

Happy Bhogi festival to everyone.

A Facebook friend, Vamsi Krishna Reddy, asked me to write a rap song to explain how ChatGPT works. Here is the song!

Write a rap song on Vasireddy Amaranth sir, he is known for social service, he is intellectual, creative, workaholic, fitness enthusiasts, motivational & influential person

Verse 1:

Listen up y'all, I got a story to tell

About a man who's doing good, and doing it well

Vasireddy Amaranth, a name you should know

He's a social service king, with a heart of gold

Chorus:

He's an intellectual, creative, workaholic too

A fitness enthusiast, motivational, influential too

He's the man, who makes a change

Vasireddy Amaranth, the one and only

Verse 2:

He's always on the move, never taking a rest

Helping others is what he does best

He's got a vision for a better world

And he's making it happen, like a pearl in a swirl

Chorus:

He's an intellectual, creative, workaholic too

A fitness enthusiast, motivational, influential too

He's the man, who makes a change

Vasireddy Amaranth, the one and only

Verse 3:

He's a leader, a role model, and a friend

He's the one, who'll be there till the very end

He's a shining example of what we can be

Let's all follow in his footsteps, and make a difference between you and me

Chorus:

He's an intellectual, creative, workaholic too

A fitness enthusiast, motivational, influential too

He's the man, who makes a change

Vasireddy Amaranth, the one and only

Outro:

So let's give it up, for Vasireddy Amaranth

He's the man, who's making a difference, right now

We all can learn, from what he's done

Let's all make a difference, one by one.

8% of children in America suffer from autoimmune problems. There is no permanent cure for this.

Another 9% of children suffer from allergies.

3% of children with autism

16% of children with ADHD.

That means, in total, one out of three people has these problems that are not treated.

Above all the above four disorders are increasing at the rate of ten percent annually.

So in the next ten years two out of every three will be like this.

When scientists say genetic environmental causes can't be given exact causes, "If genetic causes are the only reasons why is this growing. The word with climate change is a fact. But is it this much? "No one asks.

And that's how it goes. No matter how much wealth you earn, if the health of the children is not good, then if you realize that life is hell, they will be hostages in that system. Can't do anything.

Watched a movie on TV tonight after so many months!

*Malliswari*, starring Venkatesh.

Here are some thoughts I had while watching the movie:

1. Venkatesh has built a great physique, but due to a lack of dietary control, his abs aren't lean. It’s what you’d call "muscular fat" (fatty muscle).

2. Where is Mirzapur? It’s a village near Vikarabad. There are no *Zamindars* (landlords) in that village. There is also a village with the same name in Uttar Pradesh, but the people there don't speak Telugu.

3. What’s with the Mirzapur *Zamindars* staying at the Lalitha Mahal Palace in Mysore? Don't they have a home of their own? Besides, the Lalitha Mahal Palace is currently run by Karnataka Tourism; they’ve degraded it to the level of a roadside eatery. And their dining table—it looks like something straight out of the Falaknuma Palace! The Tata Group manages the Falaknuma Palace, and their management is always top-notch—though the rates are unaffordable, man.

A moral to the post:

1. Once upon a time, I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Now that I’m older and wiser, silly questions and logical critiques pop into my head. If I keep thinking like this, how can I possibly enjoy the movie?

2. Don't assume Vasireddy Amarnath only posts useful content; occasionally, he shares silly posts like this too.

"New Corona variants... cases in China...

cases in the US... an outbreak in India is inevitable... immune escape... it bypasses the sore throat stage and strikes directly at the heart"-do you remember the frenzy about this three weeks ago across newspapers, TV channels, and-even more so-on social media? The other day, a central government representative officially announced that case numbers are fluctuating due to new variants and that infected individuals are being discharged without treatment. Did you see or hear this news anywhere?.

What is your understanding?

When you read or hear something, are you absorbing it correctly?

Test yourself.

Identify the answers to the following questions on a sheet of paper. There is only one correct answer per question. An important point: answers must be based solely on the information provided in the question itself. Do not use your own prior knowledge to determine the answer.

1. Thieves have been caught in that village.

a. Everyone in that village is a thief. b. Thieves looted that village. c. Thieves came from a neighboring village. d. The first three answers are correct. e. None of the above.

2. The rich live a luxurious life.

a. The poor save money. b. The rich do not save money. c. Both of the above are correct. d. Only the rich lead a luxurious life. e. None of the above.

3. I would love to go overseas in the summer.

a. I hate domestic tours. b. It is summer everywhere I go. c. I go overseas every summer. d. All of the above are correct. e. None of the above.

4. The sky appears blue.

a. The trees are green... The earth is dark brown... There are clouds in the sky. d. All of the above are correct. e. None of the above.

5. There is a risk of children developing autism if they use smartphones.

a. Autism is caused only by smartphones. b. If you don't use a smartphone, you won't develop autism. c. All children who use smartphones suffer from autism. d. All of the above. e. None of the above.

6. There is a risk of heart attack if one takes the Corona vaccine.

a. All heart attack deaths are caused by vaccines. B. Everyone who takes the vaccine will die of a heart attack. C. If you don't take the vaccine, you won't get a heart attack. D. All of the above. E. None of the above.

7. Allergies and autoimmune disorders are rampant like a tsunami in America due to the lack of vaccines for anything but for that.

A. Vaccines should not be taken at all. B. Allergies and autoimmune disorders occur only due to vaccines. C. Everyone who has been vaccinated will develop allergies and autoimmune problems. D. All of the above. E. None of the above.

8. Within eight years, children will be able to easily speak two or three languages.

A. Instruction should not take place in the Telugu language. B. English alone should be the medium of instruction. C. One cannot learn a new language after the age of eight. D. All of the above. E. None of the above.

9. Suddenly retiring from a busy life can lead to mental health issues. Shobhan Babu experienced some stress and loneliness after abruptly stepping away from a busy life.

A. Shobhan Babu became accustomed to easy money. B. Shobhan Babu did not accumulate assets. C. Shobhan Babu's family members neglected him. D. All of the above. E. None of the above.

10. The cat says the map.

A. The dog says bow-wow. B. The goat says baa-baa. C. The cow says moo. D. All of the above. E. None of the above.

Here is the answer key... The answer to all the questions given above is 'E'.

Ten marks for each correct answer. If the communication is wrong then zero marks.

What is your score?

100 .. Very good. You are geniuses. Your perception power is super.

80 - 90 .. good .

60 - 70 .. You need to improve your perception. Read with patience. Think about what you read. All the best.

30 - 50. Reduce watching YouTube channels Mahaprabho.

0 - Bend me over please. Don't come up my timeline. I have to write every point from two to three angles about where people like you get apartments. Post length is increasing with this one. I can be forgiven.

The world of tomorrow!

A message sent by a woman who works at our school. He lives in an apartment in Hyderabad. He has five friends. For all children aged 3-6. Cell phone addiction affects everyone. Some people shout at the tube light, while others gaze at the look in a virgin's eyes. Everyone is undergoing treatment with a speech therapist or a psychiatrist.

Listen to what a boy from our school, who is in nursery, is saying: "Mom! No playing with the phone!"

Culture means thousands of generations of good knowledge. Introducing it to children is part of education

"What does he know? ...

For the intellectuals who described it as Technology, Advancement, Change, Digital Age Kids. The American schools that you thought were models have tied the bell!

Hindus believe that when Dharma is violated, God will intervene to protect against evil.

The Islamic concept of the Mahdi is largely similar in this regard, as is the Christian concept of the Second Coming of God.

A materialist would say, "Do not be deceived by waiting for someone to come and do something."

If you set aside the question of God's existence for a moment, consider this: those who have committed wrongs due to social dynamics will face the consequences. Every society seeks its own survival; it makes a collective effort to ensure social values ​​are upheld, and those who fail to do so will experience the repercussions.

I mentioned these points in a post earlier today. Friends commented that the final part wasn't clear, which is why I am providing this explanation.

Please read that post and tell me: Will the son return to his middle-class father? Will God answer his question? Or will the *Vaikuntha Ratham* (funeral hearse) arrive at the old-age home instead? For those who believe God won't answer—what is *your* answer? Was educating his son to a high level the mistake he made?

Why is he being punished?

1. There is another case—a high school student who fell into bad habits: alcohol, hookah, and pornography. He viewed mass copying during exams as a virtue. He dabbled in drugs and had girlfriends during his intermediate college years; when his pocket money ran short, he would steal from home without his parents' knowledge. He passed intermediate college with decent marks, and his father paid a hefty donation to secure him a seat in an engineering college. However, his vices spiraled out of control. Needing more money, he turned to chain-snatching. He was arrested and is now eating prison food in Chanchalguda Jail. His future is ruined—no visa, no job, no marriage prospects. He is trapped in a cycle of crime, moving between Chanchalguda and Charlapalli jails; his life is effectively over.

2. Then there is another man—a wealthy contractor. He was deeply involved in corruption, using women to lure officials and politicians, and arranging lavish parties with alcohol and female company. He had no time for his children, even though his house was filled with money; consequently, his wife began spending her time elsewhere. His daughter was in junior college when she fell into bad company and fell in love with a man she met at a pub. One day, she ran away with him, taking a kilogram of gold jewelry and a suitcase full of cash. A police case was filed. The police revealed that she had been trapped by a terrorist group and had fled the country. Later, news arrived that she had committed suicide in Dubai. Upon learning the fate of the daughter he had raised with such doting affection, the father suffered a stroke. He is now bedridden—a living corpse, enduring a hellish existence. 3. Another big shot—involved in politics, land grabbing, blackmailing, and extortion—bought a three-crore rupee bike for his grown-up son. Late one night, while speeding under the influence of alcohol, the son crashed into a pillar and died right there on the road. The father was left devastated and depressed.

4. A middle-class man... driven by the arrogant desire to see his son outshine everyone else. He would come home asking, "Did you study? Did you finish your homework? Did you go to tuition? What? Only 98 marks in Physics? Have you no shame? Learn from the neighbor's daughter... If you don't get a seat at IIT, I'll kill you... I'll kick you out of the house." Whether it was a festival or a casual evening, these were the only words he spoke. The son was well-educated; he secured a seat at IIT, then at Stanford, and landed a high-paying job in America. After boasting to everyone at the office and in the neighborhood about his son's success, he was in for a shock. Time flew by, and the son forgot about India. The father ended up in an old-age home, living on his pension. The son wouldn't call; if the father called, the call would be disconnected. He would sit on his bed in the old-age home, lamenting that his number would likely be blocked. He passed away the other day—his son in America, his daughter in Bangalore. The staff at the old-age home arranged for the funeral and food. That middle-class man spent his final nights sleepless, with no one to share the sorrow of his fate. "What sin did I commit, Lord?" he wondered while undergoing cancer radiation. "Why am I being punished like this?" He will do whatever he wants to shout ". All these years, I had faith that the one who asked whether it is a dream or not will answer those who believed that it is a dream. Cancer doctor gave me a date just now. Time is running out . Even the son will not come.. He is crying because he won't get an answer from God.

And many more such real life stories. Hundreds .. Thousand .. Lakhs ...

Looking at the goodness of these ...

A person who believes in Sanatana Dharma "God is there .. The sin committed .. Not bad material .. This is the time of truth.. If you die a long time ago, punishment in hell .. Now we have to experience that much here. He is saying that he will suffer for his sins.

social dynamics Andy .. Whatever we give to the society is what we get back. This is something not divine . A seed from a tree .. If you feed in the hand of cow, the calf will not graze in the pasture. This is a kind of social electical materialism" says a genius.

" Don't be anything.. If the person who committed a mistake would have suffered .. Look at the one who is great .. How happily he is living even if he is robbed. If that word comes, ninety percent politicians are the ones who live by looting. If only God is there .. Or if social principles are implemented, all of them should be safe right? Everything is empty.. He says..

What do you say? !?

Am I the only one to say?

One man who believes in Sanatana Dharma is saying "cow has grazed grass". "The grass is grazed by the cow" says the genius .. .. Now the third man is talking by holding fifth or tenth exemptions out of hundred. Pessimism or guilt complex " I say. Didn't you get it? Then read the last name one more time.

ChatGPT:

To put it simply—in a way everyone can understand—it is a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence.

It understands the questions asked and provides answers by compiling relevant information.

Will this lead to job losses?

Yes, some jobs will be lost, while others will be created. However, the jobs lost will outnumber those created.

Will there be changes to the education system?

Changes are inevitable. Did mathematics disappear after the arrival of the calculator? No, it didn't. It’s just like using a calculator in math class! Technology is always useful; it depends on how you use it.

With ChatGPT, everyone can become intelligent, right?

Yes. Information became easily accessible after the advent of Google and YouTube, and now we have ChatGPT.

Not necessarily. Look at the information Google provided regarding the COVID-19 vaccine—it shows that there is no substitute for common sense. Critical thinking is essential. In the age of artificial intelligence, the person with natural intelligence reigns supreme. Otherwise, people might believe that mobile phones enhance children's cognitive abilities or that vaccines act merely as a strength booster. We risk raising a generation of "web-fools."

Harshika. 4 th class.

330 minute's program in just 3 minutes.

Slate parents did this after the anniversary yesterday.

Made by one of our teachers

By respected Sreedhar Mandapati.

There were 2,100 students taking the stage-performing dances, anchoring, singing, and doing mimicry-while the auditorium was packed to capacity with 6,000 parents, leaving not even an inch of empty space. It was a non-stop, five-and-a-half-hour program. Amidst such a massive event, the way one managed to keep tension at bay and strike a pose for the photographer, Venu, the moment he asked...

Ram Nivas Shukla (Yash) @ School annual day event

After carrying a child for nine months, nurturing them with one's own blood and flesh, and risking one's life...

there is only one punishment for a child who fails to perform the final rites for the mother who raised them. If your son or daughter becomes addicted to smartphones, they will make you experience a living hell right here. This is not a curse; it is an analysis. What you give to society is what you get back. Life is a big boomerang.

Dear Parents,
*Here is the YouTube Live Link for Annual Day Program - Abids.* You can share the link with your friends and relatives who are residing in other parts of India or are abroad so that they too can watch the Program Live and enjoy! *We go live today at 4.45 pm sharp!*

Smoking marijuana { or nail polish, cycle puncture solution } in school itself .. It's not one or two .. So many of them ... That means think where the situation has gone down. This will not happen in a day. If they are doing this publicly, it should have been happening for a long time. Why teachers are silent means helplessness. Not beating the children, it is enough to fold the cases .. Doing a job by saying that some life is alive .. Kandukuru .. That village.. This village .. That town .. Government schools .. Private schools .. Corporate .. Nothing is an exception. This is the situation in everything. In future no one will come for teacher job .. Robots and police should teach lessons

Can you tell?

It was the time of the COVID lockdown! Millions were crying out, "Oh God, with jobs lost and businesses ruined, how are we supposed to meet our families' needs?" Yet, at that very moment, there was a massive surge of advertisements on television—appeals to help visually impaired children or those with health issues, asking for just nine hundred rupees a month.

Didn't you wonder about the nature of these ads when the majority of the public couldn't even meet their own families' basic needs?

What could be wrong? People might have assumed that charitable organizations were placing these ads. But consider the cost: what does it cost to run an ad on a TV channel all day? And what is the total cost for airing them across *all* channels? Did they even recover a fraction of the money spent on advertising through the donations they received? After all, would anyone ask for blood donations for an accident victim who is bleeding right there on the road?

These ads—which hadn't existed before—suddenly flooded the airwaves during the COVID period. It wasn't just one ad, but many; not just once, but all day long, across every single channel. Was that really the right time or context to solicit funds from compassionate people? What were the expectations and motives of those who placed these ads? Didn't you ever question it? Think about it.

The impact of smartphones.

Vasireddy Amarnath || Wonderful, Thought-Provoking, Captivating || Best Motivational Words About Life R9

Young people in China are deliberately exposing themselves to coronavirus infection—such as by intentionally staying close to someone who is already infected.

This has become the latest trend there.

Most Chinese cities have largely returned to normalcy. Although the number of hospitalizations remains high, malls, hotels, and industries are all operational, and large numbers of people are out on the streets. However, the situation in rural areas remains concerning.

The American epidemiologists who predicted waves occurring every month until March—and claimed the death toll would reach the millions—seem to have gone back into hiding. {It is true that there were massive fatalities in China, but the toll was not in the millions—or even in the hundreds of thousands—as those 'experts' had predicted.}

Pedro Quezada is from New Jersey in America

In lottery approximately {to say in rupees} he has won 250 crores.

His life has since been a hell of a mess.

Friends, relatives, and finally family members are away from him.

His girlfriend filed a case against him in the high court.

Another woman has filed a case that he raped her a few years ago. Pedro went to jail in that case. There is a possibility that he will be sentenced to twenty years in jail.

Andrew Jack .. Millionaire only at the time of winning the lottery. He held numerous charity events with the lottery money he won. But for a few days the thieves stole millions of dollars from him. Crores of legal fees had to be spent to defend cases filed by many who were eyeing his money. Addicted to the drunkard. His wife divorced him due to the consequences. A case has been registered that if the granddaughter dies, he is the one who killed.

Curtis Sharp, William, Sealey, and many more stories like this.

As much as this has happened, now there is a big campaign that if you win the Powerball lottery, it will be a curse.

But the reality is that in many countries many lottery winners stories are a bit different.

Do you want a lottery or a dog?

Food shortages, skyrocketing prices,

a situation requiring malls and hotels to close by 8 PM to conserve electricity, foreign exchange reserves sufficient for only a month's needs, and a grave threat from the Taliban-this is the current state of Pakistan. While Sri Lanka faces only an economic crisis, Pakistan is grappling with both an economic crisis and the menace of terrorism. Pakistan possesses nuclear weapons. If that country aligns with the Taliban, the threat to our nation will escalate.

1. "Saraswati Namastubhyam" involves the concept of *Kama* (desire/pleasure)...

The invocation for the commencement of education is "Karishyami Siddirbhavatu May Sada"...

Blessing = Bestowing a benediction!

Sexual form = Assuming a desired form

Saraswati = Goddess Saraswati

Tubhyam = To you

Salute = Salutation

Education = Of studies

Beginning = The start

Karishyam = Going to do it

Me = To me

Sada = Always

Siddhi = Success

Hope = Let it be.

2. "Meaningless" – refers to a word that can hold multiple meanings. In such cases, it must be understood according to the context.

3. *Purusharthas* (Goals of Human Life) = All four: *Dharma* (Righteousness), *Artha* (Wealth/Purpose), *Kama* (Desire/Pleasure), and *Moksha* (Liberation).

In the context of *Purusharthas*, the word *Kama* signifies desire, beauty, and art. It is not used merely to denote sexual desire; rather, it encompasses music, literature, and the sixty-four traditional arts—as well as the enjoyment of these arts and the aspiration to earn a good reputation through virtuous deeds.

4. Another point: In ancient times, the region known today as Assam was called *Kamarupa*. *Kamadeva* (the God of Love) incurred the wrath of Lord Shiva and was reduced to ashes by the gaze of Shiva's third eye. Assam is the place where he was reborn in his original form; Puranas state that this is how the region acquired the name *Kamarupa*. Another name for Assam is *Pragjyotishapura*.

5. *Ashwagandha* is a plant with medicinal properties. Another name for it is *Kamarupini*.

Poojitha of 9B of Slate vijayawada has secured 2nd place in Sloka Recitation Competition.

She recited 85 Slokas ( by not looking in to any text ) . She was given Sree Krishna Charitha Manuscript as a prize. Congratulations Poojitha.

It's not Ooty or Shimla. But...

Throat game ... Don't get used to it!

December 20th ... Suddenly corona scary news has been revealed .. Do you remember !

If corona falls in China, here they put sour nose!

Universe was created from zero in one day!

New variant said. It expands with air speed. A cold can damage the body without a cough.

They said lockdown is being imposed

With this, people are afraid again..

Even with a slight cold, they made us go back to testing centers. The number of tests has been increased

In this Christmas .. New Year celebrations .... Governments need revenue. Permits to lavish New Year's celebrations with it. In the celebration of a few lakhs, crores of people are on the roads!

Today is January 6th ... According to the calculations told by these people, at least one lakh cases should have come daily in India. Today's cases if you look at Thira... Cut and shut.... under 200.

Thondi.. Pharmaceutical broker will not accept..

Ok, looks like his work is working. The number of people who are standing in line and putting needle has increased.

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One more thing..

Corona will not go away.. Do you remember that I have said many times that Makwana Prathodi will get infected at least once in two years!

Now what are the symptoms of Corona?

Not knowing the taste and smell in the first two waves.. This is what happens because of Alpha Delta corona

Then came Omicron. Cold.. Sore throat..

Omicron babies have arrived now.. Some of them cause myalgia.

Don't be afraid .. Please have a read ...

Myalgia is a muscle pain that occurs in the beginning of the shoulders and thighs.

Why is it coming?

Some people's body will overreact when the virus is infected. Their immune system overreacts and releases large amounts of cytokine cells that cannot kill the virus. Most people died in the first two waves because of this cytokine storm. In my observation, this happened most of those with B12 vitamin deficiency.

Non-vegetarians are not deficient in B-12. Because this vitamin is present in chicken, mutton and eggs. It is not found in the same vegetarian food...except in things like taudu. do you remember The videos that I posted saying that vegetarians especially commercial castes should take B12 tablets went viral.

The death of a famous singer, as well as the deaths of some commercial castes at that time, were caused by this cytokine storm.

{Back then corona is not saying that all the deaths were caused by cytokine straw. Not saying that all the dead are vegetarians. You can read and understand}

Okay .. Now all are bitter memories .. Why am I mentioning them...

The virus is not gone .. Won't go .. It is not gone that some people's immune system will overreact if the virus is infected .. So the cytokine storm is still happening. But now it's not so dangerous.

In those who have over reacted immunity {when Omicron children are infected} muscle pains are coming. . 1. Taking a rest for a couple of days.. 2 . Eating a high protein diet, 3. This can be easily overcome by drinking three - four liters of water.

Perhaps one in a thousand has these pains that are severe and persist for more than two days. If the pain is severe, you can go to the hospital.

Let me tell you before the media scares you about myalgia. This is something to worry about. No.

As mentioned above, in the very rare cases of muscle soreness for more than two days, their LDH is elevated and anaerobic glycolysis is occurring in their body, meaning that their muscles are not getting enough oxygen.

They worry that it is abdominal muscle pain. what else If someone tells you to take a painkiller if you are in pain.. even if they take it, it will not work. If the pain does not subside even after taking pain killers, they will be more afraid.

Tell me if you feel sorry for such people..

Muscle pain caused by omicron pupa strains is not relieved by pain killers.

Taking good rest .. Taking vitamin C tablets { Tablets when there is muscle pain .. Vitamin C is obtained through sour fruits at normal times } . There is another. Only those who have severe muscle pain should do it for those four or five days. If I say it here, some people may start it as an excuse. So if you are really interested, please send me a message on Messenger.

Life itself is a stage.

When reading a story...

When watching a movie...

When witnessing a play...

...and the scenes within them mirror the events in our own lives or the lives of those around us—that is exactly the feeling one gets, isn't it?

Yesterday evening, from 4:53 to 8:55, as I watched a live performance blending visual poetry with character-driven songs, I experienced that very same feeling.

Lalitha Kalathoranam served as the stage for this event.

Organized by: Slate School, Ameerpet.

Writing and Direction: Amarnath Vasireddy.

Coordination and Choreography: Slate School teachers.

Cast: Slate School students.

A girl who lost her life due to the consequences of poor parenting regarding EQ (emotional intelligence) and SQ (social intelligence)...

A girl who grew up with proper guidance and is leading a happy life...

A successful businessman who, without getting obsessed with academic ranks, studied normally yet earned hundreds of crores...

A young man who fell into depression after being deceived, unable to judge people due to a lack of social intelligence...

A young woman who escaped the clutches of in-laws who harassed her for money...

A young man who achieved progress through the right mindset and is about to embark on a happy married life...

These are the main characters.

They are reflections of the people around us!

Is that all?

The significance of the *Brahmacharya* stage (celibate student life)... the pitfalls of rushing into *Grihasthashrama* (married family life) prematurely...

The consequences of taking shortcuts in life...

Cell phones, fast food... why are these things leading people toward ruin? Secrets of children's health... Healthy food, Vitamin D, exercise...

A step above the rest.

Nothing was left untouched.

It is a feel-good movie.

An 'Art of Living' coach.

A guide to the art form.

That isn't just a stage where children dance to movie songs.

Filled with the nine *Navarasas* (emotions)...

Healthy juice included...

Melodious and enchanting...

Adorned with graceful dancers (like dancing peacocks)...

The story of the guide...

All in all...

An annual day masterpiece!!

(When we were young, listening to patriotic songs would fill us with joy—the kind of moments that give you goosebumps.

Now, every song these children performed gave me goosebumps. They aren't just kids... they are absolute dynamos!

As a parent, I was thrilled and my heart was filled with ecstasy.)

And just like that... during this very annual day, the wedding of Minnugadi's son, Akshara Kurapati, took place . You know the part in the Telugu wedding song? This cute little girl played the role of the groom's mother. She performed that role for the 'Deva Sri Ganesha' song as well.

This is a photo taken with her friend Rishita before the program started.

Live link to yesterday's program.

Where are you headed?

Lakshmi Devi—Mom—has shelled out a thousand crores.

Ali, you took it because it was there.

What next?

Star hotels... suite rooms... air travel... bubbly... discos... Scotch... and on and on...

The first week is pure fun—that is what heaven feels like.

A month goes by... it's great, really great.

Three months in... a dopamine high.

No amount of booze gives you a kick anymore... Star Cruises, the Bahamas, Rio—wherever you go, it gets boring.

You crave a bigger kick...

What do you do?

You need an out-of-this-world thrill and excitement...

Lysergic acid diethylamide.

Not just on the fringes... going beyond that.

...In real heaven for four months.

Oh my God... amidst nature... she decided that long ago.

Hey... remember, excess in anything is bad...

There’s nothing wrong with enjoying life on earth! But there’s a limit—a method—to everything. If you overdo it—chasing that high dopamine rush—you’ll end up ruining your life (your "Jubilee Hills" lifestyle).

Don't get it? Drink three glasses of water. Then another glass... and another... eventually, you can't drink any more; you feel like retching.

Have a good run. Quench your thirst. Drink a glass of water then. That is what is called nectar.

Lunch after the fast.

Sleep when you're exhausted.

Isn't that heaven!

Life without a challenge is so boring! If life is a vast spread laid out before us... well, it’s a dog’s feast.

It takes mental maturity to grasp this...

Otherwise, it just seems like dry philosophy.

The fault lies in a lack of experience.

Yesterday, there were posts about "crores" and "Jubilee Hills," right?

After that, I went to the gym.

There I was—with my trainer, Imran—while another trainer, Abhijit Bhattacharya, was working with his client... a person you all know. A grandfather figure... a millionaire...

She and I were marching—walking briskly—for an hour, doing the same workouts. I was in the middle with Imran, and I whispered, "Hey Imran... he’s been coming to the gym for so long... yet he’s still so articulate... why aren't there any big muscles showing?"

Imran... I can't repeat exactly what was said. If I did, you’d figure out exactly who the person is. I don't like prying into other people's private lives. But I can say one thing: I felt sorry for him—poor soul. What a fate... born with a silver spoon in his mouth... yet, what a pity... there is no happiness in his life.

Millions of people still think happiness can be bought with money.

Life isn't that easy to understand.

Suckers for Easy Money:

Working hard does not mean breaking stones for a living.

A person earns money, and that money generates more money. Smart portfolio investment is indeed good!

But...

The desire for easy money...

Those who toiled endlessly only to end up with nothing...

Those who invested in schemes involving rabbits, teak trees, rice, or sandalwood, only to lament their losses later...

Those who traveled to places like Goa, Sri Lanka, or Malaysia and squandered crores in casinos...

Those who lost everything in dubious chit funds or money-rotation schemes...

They used to buy lottery tickets and gaze at them longingly for a lifetime...

Is it just one or two people? No, it involves lakhs... even crores.

Everyone thinks they are a big shot, ready to start something huge... but everything has fundamentals. A fool is someone who fails to grasp this—seeking to earn money easily and indulge in hedonistic pleasures... such a person will remain a 'goat' (a sucker) for life.

Perhaps one in a million might have made money through a shortcut... but following that path usually ruins one's life.

If one does not learn from the collective wisdom of society, life itself will teach a harsh lesson through painful, searing experiences.

The choice is ours.

It is your thought... your action... that shapes your future.

There are no murders in life—only suicides.

January 3 - 15 minutes at Public Gardens, prior to the Slate Ameerpet Annual Day event.

16th Annual Day Celebrations of SLATE - Ameerpet | LIVE Streaming | SLATE - The School

30/12/2022. SLate Vijayawada and Slate Gannavaram annual day program !

Those who think that receiving a windfall of money means being happily settled in life...

Why Shoban Babu—despite possessing such immense wealth—fell into depression and passed away so prematurely...

Why so many people die within just a few months of retirement, having remained healthy until then...

Silk Smitha, Fatafat Jayalakshmi, and others—why do so many actors and actresses resort to suicide?

Why is Rajasekhar suffering from depression?

One needs to understand the true meaning of life... and what it really means to be 'settled'...

If we focus on our work, money, fame, and health will naturally follow.

The life of someone who chases after money is like Jubilee Hills!

Have you noticed?

- Indians who have settled in America for many years often cannot speak English with an American accent. (Even if they do so briefly, they quickly revert to an Indian accent; if they do manage to speak in an American accent, it often sounds artificial.)

- In contrast, their children speak with a full-blown American accent.

Why is this so?

- Many children of those settled in America cannot speak Telugu. Even if they can, they are often reluctant to speak it for long periods.

Why is this so?

- The capacity to learn a new language is at its peak before the age of eight; it is at a moderate level between the ages of eight and twenty, and significantly lower thereafter.

- There is a region in the brain known as Broca's area, which plays a crucial role in language acquisition. The brain acquires a language through the repeated hearing and speaking of words associated with it; essentially, the brain absorbs the language effortlessly and adapts accordingly.

- In this way, one can acquire more than one language. Children who learn two or more languages ​​tend to possess greater intellectual capacity (specifically in terms of comprehension and analytical skills).

- If parents speak only English with their children at home, the children will not learn their mother tongue.

- The mother tongue acts like an umbilical cord, connecting an individual to their customs and traditions; if one does not know their mother tongue, that bond is severed. Culture represents the accumulated wisdom of thousands of generations. Parents who speak a language other than their mother tongue at home are—unwittingly—severing a vital bond and distancing their children from a vast reservoir of accumulated knowledge.

- In schools—particularly at the pre-primary and primary levels—teachers should not merely *teach* language to children; instead, they should facilitate language *acquisition*. This essentially means adopting the "mother's methodology." Teachers should speak to children repeatedly in English or Hindi, using simple sentences and appropriate body language, and encourage the children to speak as well. That is how they will acquire the language.

1 English-medium teachers who speak to LKG children in Telugu, believing the kids won't understand English; 2 Teachers in cities like Hyderabad who teach Telugu (as a second language) in English or Hindi to children whose mother tongue is Hindi or Urdu; 3 NRI parents who speak English with their children at home, fearing the kids might need it when they go out; 4 English-medium schools that insist on English being spoken at home to ensure children master the language; 5 Affluent urban families who speak English at home for the same reason; 6 The attitude that asks, "What is language, anyway? Isn't it just for communication? Besides, are all these things really necessary in the age of robots?" There are intellectuals who anticipate the arrival of universal translators; the masses who view English as a mark of civilization; and other intellectuals who believe lessons are truly grasped only when learned in one's mother tongue...

...Folly takes a thousand forms. People lack understanding of the issue, and they refuse to listen when told.

-No one needs to artificially sustain a language; it survives as long as it is spoken at home. Failure to do so creates an unbridgeable emotional gap between parents and children. The realization dawns only in old age—when one is bedridden, unable to share one's suffering with a son or daughter, and tormented by the inability to express pain in a foreign tongue. But by then, it is too late; one is in a state where this newfound wisdom cannot be shared, or even if shared, the past cannot be reclaimed.

❌In the modern era, exposure to other cultures led the younger generation of tribal communities to view their own languages ​​as uncivilized and foreign languages ​​as superior. This resulted in psychological and identity crises, eventually leading to the disappearance of many tribes. Now, city dwellers—the so-called "civilized" folk—find themselves in the same predicament.

-Whether in America or elsewhere, the children of migrants—no matter how fluently they speak the local language—never truly become "them." They remain distinct; the two groups stay separate. There is a lack of the social wisdom to realize that one need not try to be someone else; simply being true to oneself is enough. It is not quite 'them'—nor is it entirely 'the others'—but rather a new generation; it marks a whole new beginning.

❌ The other day, at a hotel in Vijayawada during dinner—it was the end of the year, after all—there were many families present. The parents were speaking Telugu—or rather, that hybrid mix of languages—while the children spoke with American accents. Observing and listening to them, it became quite clear: the parents had moved to America at least twenty years ago. They had returned to India out of affection for their homeland. Yet, their children couldn't really stay here (a couple of days might be fine, but not longer). The outfit worn by a fifteen-year-old girl left other diners in a state of shock—not necessarily judging it as good or bad, but simply acknowledging it as a new chapter. No one can ask the parents how they truly feel, and even if asked, they might not be able to articulate it. It is a state of mind that is difficult even for them to fully comprehend.

⁉️⁉️⁉️ What I am saying isn't easily grasped, because the matter is so complex!

One final question:

Many people who raise puppies at home speak to them exclusively in English, even though they speak their own mother tongue among themselves. Why is that? Do dogs not understand any language other than English? Do they not understand Telugu?

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On a Friday

Amantham you got one thousand crores in lottery.

You will think that he is super lucky right? The fact is that if it happens like that, there will be no one who is cursed like you. I think this is a mad post for those who do not understand life. It's not their fault. The education system is. For the adults.

Life without challenges - so boring!

There is no friend beyond hardship, no teacher beyond failure. Iron becomes a weapon only if it is cooked in a furnace. The stone that was hit by the chisel has become the statue of God. Received pooja . All the stones that were burnt by the hurricanes remained as rubble Some dialogues in our school's annual program.

When one works...

Physical health

Mental health

Happiness

Wealth

Name and reputation

Satisfaction

When one merely eats and sleeps... {i.e., receiving wealth and services without the need to work}

❌ Physical ailments {BP, diabetes, obesity}

❌ Mental illness {identity crisis}

❌ Lack of self-esteem

❌ Eroding self-confidence or excessive, misplaced confidence

❌ Arrogance; an idle mind becoming a breeding ground for negative thoughts

❌ Vices

❌ Dissatisfaction

An individual born into wealth who becomes its slave, or a society habituated to handouts {excluding the elderly and the disabled who cannot work}, invites their own ruin.

✔️ Health through work.

✔️ Happiness through work.

✔️ Work itself is wealth.

✔️ God is found in work.

This question is for those below 35 years!

Crores of wealth - no matter how much you spend it, it will not disappear .. Hand full of work - proactive work - means something useful to society, which gives you income. Which of these two would you like? Your thought is your future!

This question is for those below 35 years!

Crores of wealth - no matter how much you spend it, it will not disappear .. Hand full of work - proactive work - means something useful to society, which gives you income. Which of these two would you like? Your thought is your future!

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A new year!

New pants!

New shirt!

New shoes!

Great job, Hitanshu!

"Kumbhakarna Restaurant," it seems!

That implies all the cooks and waiters would be sleeping there. Oh God! It shouldn't be Kumbhakarna, man! It ought to be Bakasura. Bakasura is the one who devours everything. A "sleeper" is a scammer.

For a select few!

It is nearing nine in the morning. Even those who partied late into the night would likely be awake by now. Do you have a headache or a dry mouth? Blend cucumber, bottle gourd, tomato, and coriander together to make a juice and drink it. Alternatively, drink a liter of water. Eat a corn cob, some almonds, or a banana. Wait an hour and then go back to sleep; if you wake up at twelve, you will feel fresh. Next time you party hard, make sure to have some snacks beforehand. Drinking on an empty stomach wreaks havoc on your entire system. This post does not imply that it is good for you or that it is harmless to consume. Above all, do not get hooked on the dopamine high.