 | Devil May Cry 3: What's up People!? The Song is the the Second Theme of Death Note, hence the title. Passes the time, fun, very fun. Devil May Cry and all related characters, concepts, and indica do not belong to me. Devil May Cry is a registered trademark of Capcom and belongs to capcom. No copyright infringement intended. |
 | Nepal will be a republic: Maoist leader Agni Sapkota Maoist leader Agni Sapkota, speaking at a programme, said Nepal will be a republic soon, no matter any kind of pressure, national and international, is put on its leaders. He further said that there is no reason to disband the YCL. Dr Sundarmani Dixit was of the view that all parties should join the new government to help the Maoists. Nepalnews.com, (www.nepalnews.com) is a leading Internet destination dedicated to bring you news, events, polls, discussions, forums about and from Nepal. Our primary objective is to bring "news as it happens"; quality news which is impartial, timely and independent. Our equally important other objective is to make this a web community for all people around the globe who have any interest, or need any information about Nepal. |
 | Connections of Empathy with the Oligarchy I had been thinking about the star in this video while doing yoga in my friend's medicine wheel in one of the most lovely spots around Unionville, PA, the playground of horse people and those who benefit from the power and leisure our system gives to the few. Yet the majority often do not know these people, understand their concerns and what they work at and have a passion for. This piece is a companion to the one I did about with Robin Gibson and Agni Hotra (burning cow dung mindfully as a ritual to get in balance with nature). For those who saw it you might have picked up that Robin (Senator's daughter now a teamster) was talking about Paul Mellon, the wealthy man who said he admired his wife greatly because she had a passion for gardening...and he, a person with everything, had a passion for nothing. We need to understand our society where people with power may lack passion while those seemingly without power and in the majority burning with a cause, often lack sympathy or knowledge about the realities of wealth so that they can gain the ability to connect with the means they need to achieve their dream. Once our society is connected, we can empathize with each path chosen and each of us in our own situation can find the nobility to do the right thing in every moment. This, I feel, is the only way we may overcome the precipice of our technological ability to destroy all of mankind and instead emerge into a new reality. If I had a chance, I feel, Mrs Nancy Hannum, a woman with a passion for the fox-hunt, decended from Avrell Harriman's brother, would have the ability and guts (nobility) to understand, once properly told, how to deal with 9/11 truth as well as International Terrorism. Part of that chance depends on the support I get from my viewers, for profound connection takes the ability of the entire society and patience to understand the other. Listening is a noble art...enjoy this piece, an example of easy focus! |
 | 13-2 to 13-3 Killer's Trial, Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories Episode Chapter thirteen, stage battle fight map two and three. Map 13-2: Time of Trial Enemies: -1x Level 64 Red Mage (Sorcery Rod/Plastic Nose/Bloody Orb) -1x Level 64 Green Mage (Sorcery Rod/Plastic Nose/Bloody Orb) -1x Level 64 Blue Mage (Sorcery Rod/Plastic Nose/Bloody Orb) -3x Level 64 Belladonna (Lust) -5x Level 60 Cait Sith (Rose Whip) -1x Level 70 Wood Giant (Golem Punch/Breastplate) Geopanels: -No Lifting (Red on Red) -Enemy Boost x3 (Null on Red) -No Entry (Null on Aqua) -Damage 20% (Red on Nothing) Kill the mages near the base panel; throw some people across to destroy the no lift panel, and then make a ladder of people to throw to destroy the enemy boost symbol (with a mage to destroy it as you can't throw people to the ledge. Map 13-3: Killers' Hall Enemies: -2x Level 44 Sage (Sorcery Rod/Bloody Orb) -1x Level 48 Shooter (Demon Bow) -1x Level 50 Wood Giant (Golem Punch/Ace Muscle) -1x Level 46 Bujin (Katzbalger) -1x Level 46 Steel Knight (Benten) -2x Level 44 Destroyer (Giant Axe) -2x Level 44 Ashura (Hoodlum Fist) -2x Level 46 Scout (Sledgehammer) -2x Level 46 Beast Lord (Berserker) -2x Level 44 Outlaw (Sledgehammer/Plastic Nose) Geopanels: -Enemy Level Up 10% (Null on Yellow) In this battle, Fubuki will be an Ally. He was level 74 in my game, I'm not sure if it is set or based off Adell (who in my game was 2 levels lower.) Regardless, it's a pretty simple map. Take out the level up symbol or stay and try to gain a few levels. You have handled them before. Music used: Avatar - Agni Kai ??? Link to playlist as follows: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=88D49107A2339184 ^ Organized videos in playlist ^ ~ stonemonkenlightened ~ |
 | JAHSON ITES "Warmonger" Blessed love & peace spread round the world. Lets all wake up. http://www.myspace.com/jahsonites produced by Tim cash of FARfromEARTH Films www.ffefilms.com |
 | MAA DURGA NAVRATRI AARTI WITH MY FAMILY This festival symbolises health and prosperity, and is celebrated in a very traditional way. People perform yagna (sacrifice offered in order to procure purification through fire) or havana (symbolic ceremony involving the purifying aspects of fire). During both the ceremonies, ghee (clarified butter), paayas or kheer (rice cooked in condensed milk) and sesame seeds are poured into the holy flames to the chanting of mantras (holy verses). Each cycle of oblation culminates with the priest summoning Swaha, the consort of Agni, or fire. Some believers fast (vrat) throughout the nine days, whilst others settle for a daylong fast. Fasting is considered to be one of the most popular means of self-discipline and spiritual development. On the fifth day, known as Lalitha Panchami, it is customary to gather the books in the house and place them before a sacred lamp in order to seek the Goddess Saraswati's blessings. Artisans also lay their tools at the feet of the Goddess for a more prosperous trade. |
 | 12 My Indian Heroes Mind Body Expert Dr Deepak Chopra http://www.chopra.com/ In Modern times Dr Deepak Chopra has revived Ayurveda in the English speaking world and Swami Ramdev in India and the Indian Diaspora. According to ayurveda, the five fundamental elements that make up the universe--space (akasha), air (vayu), fire (agni), water (apu) and earth (prithvi)--also make up the human physiology. How do these elements work within us? Looking at the elements from the point of view of what they do in the physiology, rather than what they are, ayurveda describes three biological humors or psychophysiological energies called doshas. There are three doshas, called Vata, Pitta and Kapha, and each is mainly a combination of two elements. Vata dosha is made up of space and air. Pitta dosha is a combination of fire and water. Kapha dosha is made up of water and earth. Each of these doshas is further divided into five sub-doshas. Together, the doshas orchestrate all the activities that occur within us. The combination of the three doshas that you inherit at conception is called your prakriti or original constitution in ayurveda. While it is not unheard of for people to have nearly equal proportions of the three doshas or just one very predominant dosha as their prakriti, most people have two doshas that are more or less equally dominant, with the remaining one less dominant. Thus, there are ten classic types of prakriti possible--Vata-Pitta-Kapha, Vata (where Vata is much more dominant than either of the two other doshas, Pitta, Kapha, Vata-Pitta (where Vata and Pitta are the two major doshas with Vata being slightly more dominant than Pitta), Pitta-Vata (where again Vata and Pitta are the two major doshas, but Pitta is slightly more dominant than Vata), Vata-Kapha, Kapha-Vata, Pitta-Kapha and Kapha-Pitta. Of course, each of us has a unique doshic thumbprint, and an ayurvedic healer performs an ayurvedic pulse assessment to discover that unique doshic make-up and the exact nature of imbalances in order to recommend a very individual program for restoring balance. For good health and well-being to be maintained, the three doshas within you need to be in balance. That does not mean they need to be equal, unless you were born with equal doshas; it means that you need to maintain your original doshic make-up or prakriti through life as much as possible to maintain good health. Unfortunately, factors such as the dietary choices you make, the lifestyle you lead, the climate where you live, levels of environmental pollution, the work you do, the nature of your relationships with people and even just the passage of time can cause one of more of the doshas in your prakriti to increase or decrease from its original level in your constitution, creating vikriti or imbalance. If this imbalance is not corrected, you eventually lose your good health. That's why restoring balance is the central theme of the ayurvedic approach to health. While it is ideal to follow a personal program of balance laid out by an ayurvedic healer after an ayurvedic pulse assessment and a question-answer session designed to discover your precise needs for balance at a given time, a well-designed questionnaire can help you assess for yourself if you need to balance one or more doshas, and diet and lifestyle tips and herbal formulas can help maintain or restore balance. Dr Anand anandjee |
 | Atrocities on Malaysian - Indian Tamils MORE DETAILS : http://www.tamilinfoservice.com/manitham/event/2008/3.htm Mr. P. Waytha Moorthy, Chairman of HINDRAF, Malaysia, talks to the Press Conference held on 24-03-2008 at 12 pm in Chennai Press Club, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. This Press Conference has been organised by MANITHAM - Human Rights Org. based in Tamil Nadu. Mr. Agni Subramaniam, Executive Director, MANITHAM introduced Mr. Waytha Moorthy to the Press People and MANITHAM's Official Ms. Sheeba [Miss Tamil Nadu Queen for 2007] gives thanks to the gathering. Almost all Tamil Satelite Chennals and English Chennals were covered the Press Meet. Almost All Tamil and English Press media also presented. |
 | Arunachala Full Moon Pradakshina Devotees walking around the mountain Arunachala on full moon in Tamil Nadu.This starts near the front of Ramana Ashramam and walking towards the Kali Temple and continues at the entrance of Agni Lingam road. Many Tamil folk come on full moon , this was inspired by a movie produced a few years ago which depicts the main character being granted a wish after circumambulating the holy mount (Someone may know the name of the movie) . Deepam is the most intense time to being here with between 2.5 and 3 million people coming to the mountain for one night and disappearing the next day .Please click a star. |
 | 1 Ancient Indian Wisdon : Ayurveda - Doshas Vata Pita Kapha In Modern times Dr Deepak Chopra has revived Ayurveda in the English speaking world and Swami Ramdev in India and the Indian Diaspora. According to ayurveda, the five fundamental elements that make up the universe--space (akasha), air (vayu), fire (agni), water (apu) and earth (prithvi)--also make up the human physiology. How do these elements work within us? Looking at the elements from the point of view of what they do in the physiology, rather than what they are, ayurveda describes three biological humors or psychophysiological energies called doshas. There are three doshas, called Vata, Pitta and Kapha, and each is mainly a combination of two elements. Vata dosha is made up of space and air. Pitta dosha is a combination of fire and water. Kapha dosha is made up of water and earth. Each of these doshas is further divided into five sub-doshas. Together, the doshas orchestrate all the activities that occur within us. The combination of the three doshas that you inherit at conception is called your prakriti or original constitution in ayurveda. While it is not unheard of for people to have nearly equal proportions of the three doshas or just one very predominant dosha as their prakriti, most people have two doshas that are more or less equally dominant, with the remaining one less dominant. Thus, there are ten classic types of prakriti possible--Vata-Pitta-Kapha, Vata (where Vata is much more dominant than either of the two other doshas, Pitta, Kapha, Vata-Pitta (where Vata and Pitta are the two major doshas with Vata being slightly more dominant than Pitta), Pitta-Vata (where again Vata and Pitta are the two major doshas, but Pitta is slightly more dominant than Vata), Vata-Kapha, Kapha-Vata, Pitta-Kapha and Kapha-Pitta. Of course, each of us has a unique doshic thumbprint, and an ayurvedic healer performs an ayurvedic pulse assessment to discover that unique doshic make-up and the exact nature of imbalances in order to recommend a very individual program for restoring balance. For good health and well-being to be maintained, the three doshas within you need to be in balance. That does not mean they need to be equal, unless you were born with equal doshas; it means that you need to maintain your original doshic make-up or prakriti through life as much as possible to maintain good health. Unfortunately, factors such as the dietary choices you make, the lifestyle you lead, the climate where you live, levels of environmental pollution, the work you do, the nature of your relationships with people and even just the passage of time can cause one of more of the doshas in your prakriti to increase or decrease from its original level in your constitution, creating vikriti or imbalance. If this imbalance is not corrected, you eventually lose your good health. That's why restoring balance is the central theme of the ayurvedic approach to health. While it is ideal to follow a personal program of balance laid out by an ayurvedic healer after an ayurvedic pulse assessment and a question-answer session designed to discover your precise needs for balance at a given time, a well-designed questionnaire can help you assess for yourself if you need to balance one or more doshas, and diet and lifestyle tips and herbal formulas can help maintain or restore balance. |
 | Devil May Cry 3 - Mission 5 Dante Must Die! SS Rank (part 1) Because this is a fairly large mission, I go through a small handful of styles. (Bloodgoyles) Royal Guard Rebellion/Beowulf E&I/Spiral (Entranceway and Living Statue Room) Trickster Rebellion/Beowulf Spiral/Kalina Ann (Elevator) Swordmaster Beowulf (Agni & Rudra fight) Royal Guard Rebellion/Beowulf E&I/Spiral Sorry if the first several minutes are boring, but this is an SS run. I need stylish points, orbs and keep the fight as safe as possible. Spiral guard ftw. =/ The Spiral/KA scheme might be a bit too weird for some people, but with Trickster's added mobility, it works out fairly well. Since I'm not equipping Nevan for the Enigmas, gun switching helps with at least downing them. |
 | Happy Family in Druskininkai Happy Family in Druskininkai, Lithuania. Standing on the bank watching the swift, swirling Nemunas River, I thought of Siddhartha. Reading about the Lithuanian language on my return, I learned it was the most conservative living Indo-European language. Lithuanian and Sanskrit share a common root. Having needed to light a cigar in both languages, I liked the similarity of ugnis and agni. An old Bollywood film finally inspired me to make this video. Amrinder Gill popped into my head for the music. It's an homage to a great town, a fun water park, a fascinating restaurant, and all of the above. Check out the website of the water park, Aqua Meduna. The Alka Restaurant is worth finding! It's amazing how the owner crafted the place -- nice people & good food there, too! |
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