Thursday, August 13, 2020

Unheard facts about Lord krishna

 Unheard facts about Lord krishna



Let there be love, happiness and laughter in your life with Lord Krishna's blessings. Wishing you and your family a very Happy Janmashtami! May Lord Krishna come to your house this Janmashtami and light the lamp of happiness! Happy Janmashtami!

 The festival of Krishna Janmashtami is being celebrated across the country today (Wednesday). The festival is celebrated to mark the birth of Lord Krishna, who was the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu, of the Great Trinity of Hinduism. Also known as Gokulashtami, the festival of Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated in the month of Bhadrapada.   

The festival of Janmashtami is widely celebrated across the country and more predominantly in northern India and Maharashtra.  Special poojas were organised on this day to honour Lord Krishna. On Janmashtami, people worship ‘Bal Gopal’, the childhood form of Lord Krishna, and offer him Prasad and bhog. Idols of Bal Gopal are washed like a child and placed in a cradle. Devotees also observe fast on this day to impress Lord Krishna and seek his blessings.   

Today you will come to know some unheard facts about lord krishna so let's start

  1.  Krishna was aged 84 at the time of famous war of Mahabharata
  2. The music from krishna's flute was so beautiful that the waves of river Yamuna would change their natural course.
  3. Krishna had about 16000 wives , which is a symbolic truth as he had rescued them from the captive of Narakasura.
  4. Krishna also revived the life of his guru Sandipani's son. This was the way he paid his Guru dakshina.
  5.  A gem in crown of Krishna - called kaustubha mani (Thw jewel of milk ocean) was believed to be one of the divine instrument of peace.
  6. Lord Krishna also had 80 sons and was the cousin of Ekalavya too.
  7. Lord Krishna Symbolically means soul atman existing within all human beings.
  8. The actual body color of Krishna was dark not blue.


 

Wednesday, August 12, 2020

How to read a textbook efficiently

 How to read a textbook efficiently

In today's post  we will learn some scientific techniques to help you read a textbook in the right manner grasp the relevant information from it remember it for a long time and do all of this in the shortest possible time frame you will know how to read a textbook effectively and remember what you've read . I'm going to give you a step-by-step process of how to read a textbook effectively and towards the end  I'm also gonna give you three bonus tips now these techniques are scientifically based on the science of how memory works so it doesn't matter which book you're reading or how old you are these techniques are going to work for you.


1.  KNOW YOUR GOAL  take a strategic approach know how you're going to be tested on this book is it MCQs or long answer type short answers or fill in the blanks knowing this before you begin reading helps us take a big-picture approach on the book.



2.  IMPRESS CREATE  step number two is called impress create the right first impression see a new girl has joined your school and you want to make friends with her chances are you're gonna ask people hey who she where she come from before you start making that first conversation with her similarly to create a good first impression on your memory you need to prime your brain maybe you want to read an overview of the content on the internet go through a video or a documentary become familiar before you dive in remember
           "Content is king but context is God"
 3. SYSTEMATIC SKIMMING step number three is called systematic skimming now when you begin to have that first conversation with this girl chances are it's going to hover around the bigger topics like with cities you've lived in what do your parents do how many siblings do you have with school did you go to earlier etc similarly when you start reading that book for the first time now that you've already made that good first impression try making friends with the book skim the chapter go over the points in bold the blurbs and the headings and formulate a big picture in your mind.


 4. ASSOCIATE step number four is called associate this is like sitting down with your book and reading the chapter from start to end it's a bit like sitting down with your friend and having a long conversation with her now chances are you're going to associate some of the things you find out about her for example you may say she resembles my cousin or she likes chocolate cake just like my neighbor similarly building associations with your text helps you remember it for a long time for example the date on which the war began was my dad's birthday or the character's name resembles my friends.



5. ENGAGE step number five engage all your senses now imagine taking dozens and dozens of clothes and trying to hang them up on a wall on one single hook chances are some of them might stay and most of them are just gonna fall down what we need is multiple hooks at different points on that wall likewise our brain is that wall and reading the book is the one hook on which we are trying to put all the information and hoping that it stays like that we need to create multiple hooks in our brain and our senses are those multiple hooks one sight how do we develop a photogenic memory to help us recollect the entire text visually I found that trying to remember which corner of the page the information appeared on helped me recall it better in the exams also think in pictures the more grotesque or vivid the images are the more likely we are to remember it make mind maps charts and diagrams maybe see videos and documentaries to sound sound will help us create new associations in a different part of the brain so read out aloud especially the Key words.



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