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Item Upon - Eastern Esotericism - Shambala - Ganesha - Skanda
David R. Tribble: C99 vs. C++98David R. Tribble has tracked down all the subtle differences between ISO C and ISO C++, as well as the features that once differed but have been aligned, and lists them with references to the two defining documents.Paul Eggert summarizes Technical Corrigendum 2ISO C Technical Corrigendum 2 (TC2) has been approved. Even leaner than its predecessor TC1, it consists only of small changes in response to Defect Reports, and will be of interest mostly to compiler and test suite vendors.Instant C9x: Doug Gwyn's Q8``Aside: Why "Q8"? That was used as a system external symbol prefix in old CDC Fortran implementations, to avoid link-time name-space collisions with user-defined symbols, on the assumption that no user would ever think of using such a name.''David M. Keaton's home page and FTP site (Danish mirror)First the official X3J11.1 (NCEG subgroup) server, then the official ANSI X3J11 server, David M. Keaton's FTP site has now become the official ISO SC22 WG14 archive; it holds electronic copies of all current proposals for C9X, the next revision of the ISO C standard. Lately, Dave has been venturing out onto the WorldWide Web and has marked up two proposals he wrote with David Prosser: Designated Initializers and Compound Literals.The Dinkum C Library ReferenceP.J. Plauger, author of many books on C and software engineering and until recently convener of the
In Hinduism, mainstream Vaishnava, Shakta and Shaiva schools are well-documented, but they also have their offshoots. Cults of sUrya, skAnda and gAnApAtyA are poorly documented. Ganesh, while being one of the most exten
Wanting to change yourself is a paradox, a contradiction. Why is it that you want to change yourself? Most probably to be able to accept yourself more then you do already. And by saying to yourself that you have to or want to better yourself, you are confirming the idea that you are not good enough, that you are not able to accept yourself just as you are now.So the starting point should not be changing, but rather, accepting. The way you are is a result of what you brought with you genetically, and from the circumstances later on in your life. You didn't make yourself. You are the best you can be, based on your genetic possibilities and character traits, and what you have learned in order to cope with the outside world.Most of the time, patterns that are bothering you now, are formed at an early stage in life to deal with threatening and painful situations. It is like a raincoat, that you really needed as a child, and which you dare not take off now, in case there might be an unexpected rain shower. The unfortunate thing about this is that these kind of survival patterns often call for the very thing you want to avoid. E.g., suppose as a child you felt you received too little attention, and so you react my asking for, or demanding more attention then usual, the chances are that people will respond to this attention seeking behaviour by ignoring you.What bothers a lot of people is being self-critical. Being self-critical
Dharma is a faith in God that underpins the basic humane principles of brotherhood, kind-heartedness and good life. This religion believes in eternal reincarnation of which you may set yourself free by various practices and come to a higher state of Being called moksha - liberation. Christians have salvation, Hindus moksha, Buddhists nirvana. Hindus believe that God is ONE, but has many forms.
Birth of Ganesh and some history
Ganesha (and Skanda too) is understood to be the first God in that sense that if someone wants to come up to Shiva, he must first get through the Ganesha's doorstep. He is mentioned in the oldest Veda - Rig Veda.
Ganesh was born on the fourth day in the Hindu month Magh and He has many powerful aspects. He is also considered to be the master of astrology. According to the Hindu calendar of religious events, His birthday is celebrated in August/September, and this date is variable similarly like Christian Easter (based on the lunar calendar). Hinduism consists of four basic (mainstream) branches of which shaivism is the oldest one. Hence, God Shiva is the absolute God; in other Hindu denominations it is Shakti (female principle) - shaktism, Vishnu and His avatar (incarnation) Krishna - vaishnavism. Smartism is a school that follows Smriti - a specific canon of Hindu religious scripture.
In Hinduism, mainstream Vaishnava, Shakta and Shaiva schools are well-documented, but they also have their offshoots. Cults of sUrya, skAnda and gAnApAtyA are poorly documented. Ganesh, while being one of the most extens
It’s amazing how many families lose their homes needlessly. When a family encounters financial problems and can’t keep their mortgage payments up to date, they could explain their situation to their lender or mortgage servicer and probably work out a special plan to resolve the problem. But in most cases they just let the problem worsen until their home is taken in foreclosure.That’s the finding of a recent survey taken by Freddie Mac and Roper Public Affairs and Media, a noted market research firm. In over half of all home foreclosure cases the homeowners never contacted their lender about their problem, it was found. It was also noted in the survey responses that about 75 percent of the delinquent mortgage borrowers recall being contacted by their mortgage servicers. But most of them gave a variety of reasons for neglecting to follow-up with those servicers to discuss workout options. Mortgage servicers collect monthly housing payments on behalf of the lender or other owner of the mortgage.“The results of the survey are a wake-up call to delinquent borrowers everywhere,” said a Freddie Mac vice president. “Its message is clear: when you get a phone call or letter from your servicer, don’t ignore it – act on it. Pick up the phone, call your servicer and talk to them about the possibility of forbearance or some other repayment alternative because it just may be your best chance to avoid foreclosure. Part of the problem, as shown in t
Birth of Ganesh and some history
Ganesha (and Skanda too) is understood to be the first God in that sense that if someone wants to come up to Shiva, he must first get through the Ganesha's doorstep. He is mentioned in the oldest Veda - Rig Veda.
Ganesh was born on the fourth day in the Hindu month Magh and He has many powerful aspects. He is also considered to be the master of astrology. According to the Hindu calendar of religious events, His birthday is celebrated in August/September, and this date is variable similarly like Christian Easter (based on the lunar calendar). Hinduism consists of four basic (mainstream) branches of which shaivism is the oldest one. Hence, God Shiva is the absolute God; in other Hindu denominations it is Shakti (female principle) - shaktism, Vishnu and His avatar (incarnation) Krishna - vaishnavism. Smartism is a school that follows Smriti - a specific canon of Hindu religious scripture.
In Hinduism, mainstream Vaishnava, Shakta and Shaiva schools are well-documented, but they also have their offshoots. Cults of sUrya, skAnda and gAnApAtyA are poorly documented. Ganesh, while being one of the most exten
The fire of potential is not kindled but instead seized. What most people fail to understand is that it is only in accepting and utilizing this potential that we will fully realize its amazing and powerful impact in improving our lives.In the course of our pursuit to reaching our full potential, several obstacles may get in the way. Often, these hindrances are not material. Instead, they are nothing more than self-limiting beliefs that stop as from getting to where we want to be or being what we are meant to become. It is fear, anguish and worry that tops the list in hampering people from finding the positive that life has to offer.Foremost, this is brought about by fear. In psychology, “fear of failure” or “fear of success” are terms often used to explain why people hold themselves back. “Fear of failure” is what it literally suggests. Nobody wants to fail utterly. It is difficult to accept defeat. On the other hand, “fear of success” is not as easy to analyze. Success is not universally a positive thing. It changes one’s life in one way or another. Fear of success somehow translates to the fear of what may come with success. Achieving success for some people may lead to one’s losing a sense of purpose. Since the goal he was aiming at has already been attained, he finds no more purpose in pursuing any more goals. Also take for example, someone who aspires to make a breakthrough in science may just be able to achieve hi
Ganesh was born on the fourth day in the Hindu month Magh and He has many powerful aspects. He is also considered to be the master of astrology. According to the Hindu calendar of religious events, His birthday is celebrated in August/September, and this date is variable similarly like Christian Easter (based on the lunar calendar). Hinduism consists of four basic (mainstream) branches of which shaivism is the oldest one. Hence, God Shiva is the absolute God; in other Hindu denominations it is Shakti (female principle) - shaktism, Vishnu and His avatar (incarnation) Krishna - vaishnavism. Smartism is a school that follows Smriti - a specific canon of Hindu religious scripture.
In Hinduism, mainstream Vaishnava, Shakta and Shaiva schools are well-documented, but they also have their offshoots. Cults of sUrya, skAnda and gAnApAtyA are poorly documented. Ganesh, while being one of the most exten
Tell me frankly, have you ever thought of working at home and fire your boss? I am sure you do. But what should you do to achieve this goal? There are so many "opportunities" online, promising to let you earn great money. The sad truth is, many of them are just pure scams. But wait! I never say ALL are scams. There are indeed real legitimate online businesses that allow you to make real money at home.Two of the best methods of earning extra bucks working from home are:#1: Internet Network Marketing#2: Affiliate marketing.Of course, there are other methods such as selling on eBay or drop shipping. But they are not as easy to get started. The reason? Simple. Internet networking marketing and affiliate marketing do not require you to have your own products to start the business! You can jump in straight away and profit from it very quickly if you do it the correct way.Basically, in affiliate marketing, you sell other people's products and get certain percentage of commissions. The products can be either physical or digital. Digital products often have higher commissions, ranging from 50%-75%. You will have your own affiliate links and all you need to do is to pre-sell. Drive potential customers to the merchants' site through your links. If they buy any product, you get commissions. Simple as that!Internet networking marketing is very similar to affiliate marketing too. You sell products or services through th
In Hinduism, mainstream Vaishnava, Shakta and Shaiva schools are well-documented, but they also have their offshoots. Cults of sUrya, skAnda and gAnApAtyA are poorly documented. Ganesh, while being one of the most exten
Many of us want to do things in life, but never attempt them because of many reasons, the primary reason for procrastination of our goals or dreams is: FearThis chief of all reasons keeps us from ever fully realizing our potential simply because: we fear failure; we fear loss; we fear ridicule. Wipe fear from your mind and visualize where you want to be. It is through thought that we can make manifest our deepest desires and even influence others to believe what you want them to believe. Great leaders and orators have this power of influence and so can you. As an extreme example, if you want people to think you’re successful, dress like it. Learn the art of flexibility by becoming a chameleon. Learn enough about your professional environment to fit into it, seamlessly. Human beings are shallow by nature and perceive and believe what they see versus what they cannot see. Believe that there is a way to achieve what you want and instead of thinking of all the reasons you cannot, find ways that you can. Set goals to overcome personal obstacles. Give yourself a time frame e.g. if your obstacle is lack of funds, save a portion of money that is surplus until you have enough money to begin your venture, If you are able, get a loan from family or friends. Create a mantra for inspiration, such as “I am an achiever” or “I am a being of light and as such will shine.” It’s okay to be a jack of all trades, but become a Master of One. Whateve
In Hinduism, mainstream Vaishnava, Shakta and Shaiva
schools are well-documented, but they also have their offshoots. Cults
of sUrya, skAnda and gAnApAtyA are poorly documented. Ganesh, while
being one of the most extensively worshiped deities of the Pan Hindu
religion, is one of the most poorly understood ones in terms of origins
and history. The sectarian worship of Ganapati and Kumara is
principally extinct. The literature and practices of these cults are
also largely unknown to most Hindus.
Some words about Buddhism
In esoteric Buddhism, Ganesh in Japan is pictured as a Twin-God - two figures joined to one, often with sexual connotation. These statues are not seen publicly. In Japan, there are more than 250 temples dedicated to Lord Ganesh and He has names such as Kanki-Ten, Kangi-Ten, Shooten, Vinayaaka, or Daishoo Kangiten. In Kamakura (a city in Japan), there is a temple (Hookaij-Ji) with allegedly the oldest statue of Ganesh in Japan; it is locked and supposed to have been preserved locked there from the year 1333. The Twin God is nanten - male, nyoten - female Ganesha. It also represents His/Her ego.
Many historians date the presence of Ganesh in Japan back to times when a great monk - Kukai (774- 834) - started the Shingon sect in Japanese Buddhism. The means of worshiping Ganesha, Ganabachi, Vinayaka or Kangiten embody something that makes this cult different from other Buddhist streams. The teaching, rituals and beliefs of the cult have many parallels with the cult of Ganapatyas
In Ganesha Purana it is wri
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