Reading in Years 1 to 6
Reading in Years 1 to 6
Here at Two Gates we love reading! We read in class, we read for pleasure and we read across our curriculum. Our pupils enjoy lots of high-quality reading time including reading buddies with Year 2 and Year 6.
Reading for pleasure
We love to read widely at Two Gates. To make sure our reading for pleasure texts are purposeful, relevant and varied, we have an author and text focus each term for all of our year groups so that we read a range of fiction, non-fiction and poetry without repetition throughout our school life. These are the texts we enjoy our teacher reading to us in class:
Reading competitions, rewards and events!
We engage and motivate our pupils with a range of reading competitions. Currently we have launched a reading BINGO activity where pupils complete a range of reading challenges at home in order to gain termly rewards at school, the top prize being a £10 book voucher!
To motivate and share our reading at home, each class has set up a reading scrap book where pupils are specially chosen to take home a scrap book and complete a double page spread all about a book they have chosen to read and this is then shared with the class! What does the scrap book look like in your child’s class?
Each year we celebrate World Book Day! This year we dressed up as our favourite characters as well as running a book sale! We decorated our classroom doors with our favourite class read as a competition across school.
Here are our world book day images:
Each year we plan a ‘meet the author’ day where each class experiences a workshop with an author. This year we were excited to welcome Daniel Thompson to school!
We also engage in online author workshops across school each year. Here are some of our ‘meet an author’ workshops:
What do our children say about reading at Two Gates?
“I like reading because I love animal books.”
“I love how you can relax and you just get to read and it’s peaceful.”
“I love reading and you can learn more about things. I like information books.”
“I like how the story carries us through the book and it can be so adventurous and you don’t know what happens next!”
“I like reading because when you’re stressed out and you read it makes you feel better.”
The Teaching of reading at Two Gates
At Two Gates we provide a progressive text based English curriculum implemented in a way that integrates teaching and learning of both reading and writing; this is to ensure that the texts children read and study have an impact on their writing too. Texts are carefully chosen for each year group to ensure they are appropriately challenging, inspirational and progressive. Where possible, the texts chosen link with subjects/themes currently being studied in the curriculum, so that learning is holistic and vocabulary acquisiton is purposeful and relevant.
In Early years (nursery and reception) and KS1 (Year 1 and 2), word reading is the focus through our rigorous and progressive Read, Write, Inc (RWI) phonics programme, ensuring children enter KS2 as readers. In reading lessons, whole class teaching takes place using the inspirational texts for both word reading and comprehension.
At Two Gates, we are passionate about ensuring all children become confident and enthusiastic readers and writers.
Read, Write, Inc (RWI) phonics provides the foundations of learning to make the development into fluent reading and writing easier. Children learn to read fluently and at speed so they can focus on developing their skills in comprehension, vocabulary and spelling. Through RWI phonics children learn a simple alphabetic code followed by a more complex code. All reading books progress cumulatively, matched to the sound’s children are learning and already know. The teaching of phonics is of high priority and is taught daily through Early Years and Key Stage 1.
Read Write Inc. Nursery to Year 2
In nursery, our pupils are taught to listen out for environmental sounds, rhythm and rhyme before moving on to their first experience of Read, Write Inc in the summer term. In reception, Read, Write Inc begins in week 2 with pupils learning their first group of sounds. Pupils continue to follow the programme, taught and tracked by our highly skilled teachers until Year 2 when they have learnt and applied all the skills they need to be competent readers.
Reading Year 2 to Year 6
Starting with our Year 2 readers and then throughout KS2 (Years 3-6), word reading underpins comprehension, with a strong vocabulary focus. We use a VIPERS (Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval and Summarisation (Sequencing in KS1) approach to questioning alongside teaching key reading skills such as skimming and scanning to ensure children can access the text fully and answer a wide range of question types. Teachers have referenced the OfSTED Research review series: English to ensure the latest research about learning to read is applied in our lessons. For instance, our readers in Years 3 and 4 have a high emphasis on developing fluency and so teachers plan in weekly lessons to increase word reading speed as well as lessons throughout the week that ensure pupils are comprehending what they have read. Children in all year groups also read widely and often across the wider curriculum with texts that match topics taught, again with a strong subject specific vocabulary focus.
What do our children say about VIPERS?
“I really enjoy the different question types. They challenge you and it’s fun finding the answers.”
“I like the longer inference questions because I get to write more and extend my answers.”
“I enjoy the texts we read. They are so interesting and I always want to find out what happens next. I love it the most when my teacher reads to us.”
Books to take home
Each week, pupils in Reception to Year 2 take home a ‘Read, Write Inc’ book bag book, matched to their phonic knowledge to read to their parents. They also visit the library weekly and take home a book to share with their families. Our library stocks fiction, poetry, non-fiction including newspapers and graphic novels to give wide reading opportunities to all our children. All year groups make use of their book corners and pupils enjoy being able to change and select a text from our selections that are rotated termly. In years 3 and 4 pupils take home a banded guided reading book closely matched to their reading ability as well as also choosing a library book every week. But by the time our pupils are fluent readers, they will take home real, unbanded books from their book corners and library to read in school and at home to promote their reading for pleasure. They also continue to visit the library weekly.
How you can help
Please read with your child and encourage them to read their book at home. 15 minutes every day can make a huge difference to their confidence and fluency. You can also read to them and their school book is a great place to start. If you need any help or inspiration, please do not hesitate to contact us.
In Read, Write, Inc (RWI) phonics, teachers formatively assess in lessons ensuring they recap on a daily basis and teach to the needs of their ability group. Every half term, Reception- Year 2 pupils are assessed against the RWI assessment programme that informs teaching and groups children by ability.
In reading lessons, teachers assess the children formatively in lessons against their year group objectives for word reading and comprehension and this informs their planning of the comprehension questions and skills taught. Teachers summatively assess pupils at agreed points during the year using reading tests. Termly teacher assessments are moderated to ensure consistency and accuracy of the judgements made.
The reading skills taught:
- Close Reading
- Reading backwards and forwards
Texts covered across school
Please follow this link to our curriculum overview to see the texts we are teaching this year in each class.


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Ben Wyatt & Reactions (Part 2)
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No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world.
We don’t read and write poetry because it’s cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for.
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This page is showing some interesting papers, videos and links, which inspired the partner in the development of the concept authentic and inclusive leadership.
MILD Handbook – The use of the Multiple Intelligences in Leadership Development
Created through the MILD project is one pillars of our work.
Available for free download here
Introduction to the “Theory U” on the website of the Presencing Institute
Film of Howard Gardner on the “Five minds for the future” (45 min)
Paper on “Five minds for the future” by Howard Gardner
Speech of Howard Gardner on the “Five mind for the future” (2008)
Written interview with Howard Gardner on the “Five mind for the future” (2007)
Book about “Reinventing Organisations” by Frederic Laloux (2014)
Interview with Frederic Laloux about his new book “Reinventing Organisations”


IN THE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE CALLED ROSSI
My soon-to-be husband had decided to break off our engagement because he felt he was not ready for such a strong commitment. He threw away not only the past 5 years of our lives but most importantly, what I thought to be my happily-ever-after. I felt crushed.
My best friend from college, Francesca, has been inviting us to Genoa every summer for the past 3 years and I felt it was high time I accepted the invitation.
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a country best known for its delicious pasta, Vespas, the wine that has the touch of the land that you can smell in every bottle and of course, the most handsome men on Earth, will inspire me to transform in ways I had never thought possible.
Upon my arrival, Francesca and her family took me to their summer home, in the beautiful mountain village called ROSSI. Two weeks flew by and I realised I needed to take a trip to the salon to refresh my manicure. I proposed Francesca to do a spa-day at the local salon and she smiled and nodded her head informing me there were no spas or nail salons in ROSSI. I was really surprised because her manicure looked like it was done by a professional.
I WAS INTRODUCED TO THE DIP POWDER
Every two-three weeks, Francesca, her younger sister and her mother had what they called “festa di manicure”, a “manicure party”. It was pretty scary for me to try the dip powder because I was very clumsy, but with the help of Francesca and the tips and tricks provided by young Eveline - her teenage sister, I became quite an expert.
I was really surprised that I had it in me to create such beautiful manicures. As weeks passed, we started inviting neighbours and friends in town for a weekend getaway, to join our “festa di manicure”.
WE HAD THE TIME OF OUR LIVES
It was a Saturday morning when I felt something in me had changed. I woke up happy. Excited to see where the day took me. I realised I hadn’t thought about my ex-fiancé in days. It felt freeing.
Summer flew by and it was time to say goodbye to my Italian foster family and to ROSSI. As I was taking in the breathtaking view one last time, I realised l wanted to bring the ROSSI experience with me and share it with the world.
HELPED ME REBUILD MY CONFIDENCE
I felt more beautiful than ever, I started to take charge of my life. Ever since, my life goal has been bringing more beauty into people’s lives, building a strong community where everyone is welcome, where people support, respect and love each other, where we have fun and we are a family.
I want every woman to feel empowered, to know that she is capable of much more than she thinks. I encourage you to truly appreciate the little things that bring you joy, for one day you will look back and realise they were big things.


One Nation Book Tour Illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times
My wife and I have been on a book tour by bus through several states recently, and I have been struck by the number of people who have already read “One Nation,” but also by the large, enthusiastic crowds whose constituents include all political parties. People are concerned about our future as a nation and the poor prioritization of issues by our leaders, to put it mildly.
We wrote “One Nation” to try to convince our fellow Americans that “we the people” are not each other’s enemies and that our strength is derived from unity and common sense, which should be ubiquitous. The real enemies are the forces that are constantly trying to divide and conquer. They create divisions based on race, gender, age, education and, especially, income. It is important that we discuss who the purveyors of division are and what drives them to seek a radical alteration in the American way of life.
We discuss the tools used to manipulate the populace into feeling that they should be offended so easily by words, while diverting their attention away from the real issues that desperately cry out for a solution. One of the major keys to avoiding manipulation is knowledge. Our system of government was designed for people who could easily understand the issues and vote intelligently based on knowledge, rather than blindly following political leaders who are often enshrouded with less-than-honorable motives.
One of our major themes in the book is that knowledge is a formidable enemy of falsehood and a formidable ally of truth. There are specific steps that each of us can take, such as reading about something new for a half-hour every day for a year. Such a simple move will profoundly change the life of the reader and will vastly increase his effectiveness as an involved and responsible citizen.
In today’s world of widely disseminated information, one can become quite knowledgeable in a variety of areas quite rapidly, regardless of his occupation.
Click here to continue reading…
SOURCE: The Washington Times


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Welcome to the website of Jungle Surgeon, the soon-to-be-published memoir of Dr. Larry Mueller. While maintaining a successful full-time surgical practice in the States, from 1992 – 2015, he spent up to a month annually on the northern Thai-Burmese border caring for indigent Burmese refugees by performing hundreds of major operations in remote settings, while helping to establish desperately needed clinics and train medics. An unreported massive ethnic-cleansing campaign by the ruling Burmese military junta directed against the rural minority hill tribes since the 1960s resulted in over a million refugees without access to healthcare and only a scant presence of international aid groups. In Jungle Surgeon, Dr. Mueller shares with his readers many of his self-initiated and highly successful projects, along with the special people and magnificent surroundings encountered in the mountainous border jungles.
This website serves as both an introduction to Jungle Surgeon and a companion to the text itself by bringing these adventures to life for the reader through hundreds of colorful photos of people, places and events related in the book. By reading about and then seeing his patients as the real people that they were in their world, hopefully readers can share in the wonder, joy and satisfaction experienced by Dr. Mueller as he ministered to them.
For medical professionals, this website has a section in the Photo Gallery containing some graphic clinical photos and a discussion of the realities of performing successful major surgery under challenging conditions in distant locations.
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ATLANTA – AUGUST 31, 2020 – A brand new American Most cancers Society examine finds medical insurance protection disruptions within the prior yr led to points with healthcare entry and affordability for at the moment insured most cancers survivors. The examine seems within the Most cancers Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention, a journal of the American Affiliation for Most cancers Analysis.
Little is understood in regards to the results of medical insurance protection disruptions on entry to healthcare amongst most cancers survivors. To be taught extra, investigators led by Jingxuan Zhao, MPH, estimated the prevalence of medical insurance protection disruptions and evaluated their associations with entry to healthcare and affordability amongst most cancers survivors aged 18-64 years in the USA utilizing nationwide information from years 2011 to 2018. Medical health insurance protection disruption was measured as self-reports of any time within the prior yr with out protection.
They discovered that roughly 260,000 at the moment insured most cancers survivors aged 18-64 years had protection disruptions in 2018. Amongst privately and publicly insured survivors, these with protection disruptions had been much less prone to report all preventive providers use, together with blood strain test, blood ldl cholesterol test, flu shot, and dental care, in comparison with these constantly insured (16.9% vs 36.2%; 14.6% vs 25.three%, respectively). At the moment insured survivors with personal or public protection had been additionally extra prone to report any issues with care affordability (55.zero% vs 17.7%; 71.1% vs 38.four%, respectively) and any cost-related treatment nonadherence (39.four% vs 10.1%; 36.5% vs 16.three%, respectively), reminiscent of skipping, taking much less, and delaying treatment to save cash, in comparison with these constantly insured (all p
“Our findings on this examine are particularly related as a result of widespread unemployment and potential lack of employer-based personal medical insurance protection because of the COVID pandemic also can end in protection disruptions. Extra most cancers survivors might expertise protection disruptions, which can adversely have an effect on their entry to care and affordability,” writes Zhao.
Article: Zhao J, Han X, Nogueira L, Zheng Z, Jemal A, Yabroff KR (2020). Well being Insurance coverage Protection Disruptions Amongst Most cancers Survivors and Entry to Care and Affordability in the USA. Most cancers Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention DOI 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-20-0518
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Head and heart
Have you ever gone skydiving? Even if you haven’t, you can probably imagine the experience — a thrilling adrenaline rush, the exhilaration and freedom of flying like a bird!
Some people can’t imagine life without this rush even after going skydiving just once. Other people just watch with excitement as spectators, and still others believe the experience is not worth the risk one must take to have it. However, almost no one is indifferent to it!
What a rush! But can this kind of exhilaration be successfully achieved without the necessary preparation and an understanding of one’s own condition of readiness as well as an understanding of the possible scenarios of a jump? Of course not! It would be utterly stupid, careless, and irresponsible for one to make a jump without these preparations. In such cases, the chances of a jump ending in tragedy would be extremely high! To minimize the risk of carelessness as much as possible requires good preparation!
Have you ever been truly in love? Excitement, exhilaration, freedom … what a rush love is! However, can it be fully experienced without the proper preparation, a good understanding of self and the foresight to see potential problem areas? It’s highly doubtful! Though common sense and wisdom are on the side of thoughtful preparation, it’s surprisingly not so common for couples in love to take an objective, analytical approach to evaluating their relationship. Some say such an approach stifles romance and ultimately kills love — that it makes love feel too calculated with about as much exhilaration as a pony ride instead of a jump from a plane! As a result of not being analytical enough in matters of love, a great number of marriages, families and destinies have been broken and have suffered great pain, stress, and unhappiness.
For centuries people have believed that it’s difficult or nearly impossible to understand love logically. Many societies have continued perpetuating the idea that love and logic are entirely incompatible and that any attempt to logically analyze love would be in vain. Let’s try to understand why people tend to separate feelings from logic — heart from head.
Psychology says ‘feelings’ are a stable, emotional, human experience that appears in the process of communication with the world around us. Feelings reflect the meaning of certain phenomena, things, events, the human soul, needs, and motives.
Some British scholars have said that logic, intellectus — meaning understanding — is a feature of the mind that consists of an ability to adapt to new situations, an ability to learn on the basis of experience, an ability to understand and operate abstract concepts and an ability to use knowledge to manage one’s surrounding realities.
Both cases show how human beings communicate with the world. Through our feelings or heart we experience a first impression of something, someone, or an event and then we use logic to adapt to new circumstances and even change them.
Logic and feelings — head and heart — they are connected! One can’t function fully without the other. Compare this to the human body for a moment. Is vision more important than hearing, legs more important than arms and hands, or brain functions more important than pumping blood? All of these are important and necessary for the body to be fully functional and healthy.
Why are people so opposed to an analytical approach to love and believe it stifles feelings and romance? How does logic stifle feelings?
We can all remember as children lying in bed and seeing what we thought was a monster in the corner of our bedroom, only to discover with the lights turned on that the ‘monster’ was simply a jacket lying on a chair and contorted in a “monsterly” kind of way! What relief we felt when we saw the ‘monster’ with the lights turned on! Something very similar to this happens in love, but when “the lights are turned on,” the discovery is often quite a surprising disappointment instead of a moment of relief. At first, we see a prince on a white horse (or a princess in all her royal finery), but when “the lights are turned on”, the prince or princess is revealed to be a real person, with their own imperfections and shortcomings! What a big disappointment!! How upsetting and revealing it is to understand the power and tendency of our imagination to create the most desirable picture of our beloved with no basis in reality! How painful it is to let go of the fairy tale when the lights come on in the relationship! After the disappointment of reality sets in, what are we to make of an analytical approach to love?
What exactly happens when “the lights come on?” Our brain receives new, objective information about our partner that is different from our original, ideal picture of them drawn by our imagination. That’s the logic behind taking an analytical approach to love. However, when we are in love with someone, the feelings we have for that person are so wonderful and hard to come by that we try not to think too much in order to preserve our ideal image of the person. So do you want to live in a fairy-tale for a short time and then be disappointed or would you prefer to analyze your relationship the right way from the beginning, make wiser relationship decisions, and experience long-term satisfaction in love?
If you prefer to ‘keep the lights turned off’, you are choosing a lie. Yes, a lie, and a most unpleasant lie because you lie to yourself. You also lie to the person you made into a prince or princess! There’s an old proverb that says, “The one who lies is the one who is afraid” by G. Senkevich. Telling a lie makes life easier because there’s no need to accept imperfections in each other. People more often find excuses and blame others for their failures. Choosing the lie means you take no real responsibility for the relationship, and it can ultimately hurt not just the couple, but also their close friends, children and relatives. However, evaluating and testing your relationship more logically and objectively demonstrates the kind of responsibility necessary for the success of a serious relationship!
So what if you choose to ‘turn on the lights’ and face the reality of yourself, your partner and your relationship in an honest and open way? That requires a lot of effort, a lot of internal work on yourself, and to have the right goal in mind. However, it also allows you to build a relationship with your partner that is sincere and free of doubt! “Love exists only when your emotions and feelings for someone are balanced with a calm mind and a deep respect.”
— Rey Short, PhD Sociology — University of Wisconsin
Taking an analytical approach to love will allow you to understand what kind of person you really need, what kind of problems you can face together, and how those problems can be solved. This objective approach will also allow you to evaluate the risks of your relationship and help you to understand if you are ready for them. Not only will you feel more deeply for your partner, but you will also know more confidently why you love that person. If you are well prepared from the beginning of your relationship, you can avoid the disappointments and unfulfilled expectations that are so harmful to relationships. Good preparation will also bring about significant understanding and transparency in your relationship without fear, doubt, distrust, and jealousy. You’ll be able to open up completely to your partner without holding anything back and will be free to fully enjoy love with your beloved, the way it was meant to be!
Getting physical in love is easy, but are you ready to get rational? Then spread your wings — the wings of deep feeling and thoughtful analysis — and enjoy love’s flight!
Feel, Think, Love!


Litte Blue Window (2020)
There’s a scene from the novel Station Eleven when communication and broadcast systems slowly break down after an outbreak of a lethal flu strain spreads around the world, paving the collapse of modern civilization. This appears to be the point of no return, televisions and radios pick up nothing but static, cell signal disappears, the internet blinks out. With the absence of information and communication, the whole world eventually turns dark and is unable to recover.
This is the first thing that came to mind when everything came to a grinding halt and the world was thrown into lockdown. All of us marooned indoors in our own little spaces for an uncertain amount of time, relying on our screens to connect to the outside world. With so much time and uncertainty, the mind wanders, tries to make order of things, only to meander again. The truth is that these times we find ourselves in situations of which we have very little control.
The series consists of cyanotype prints produced in the confines of my apartment where there is very little natural light. One of the pieces in the show, 56 Days, is a grid of cyanotype prints of equal number. The negatives were created from screenshots of video noise lifted from the internet. Placed on a window of my apartment, a single print was exposed through the sunlight of each full day. The process was repeated 56 times, becoming a visual journal of Metro Manila’s enhanced community quarantine over 56 days. A corresponding piece, The Ocean Doesn’t Want Me Today, is another grid of the same number, that makes up a large image of the last beach I saw right before the lockdown — the last experience I have of the outdoors. It was a trip I had
taken to isolate myself from the city. I had intended to ‘maroon’ myself on an island, to temporarily sever ties to my old life. It is ironic to unknowingly come home anyway to some kind of dystopic version of that.
In making the work for this show, I keep going back and forth between those mental spaces. The struggle to stay in the obscure present, to be mindful, to observe, and to ruminate on a past that involved a life outdoors that is becoming more and more abstract. In the absence of certainty and accessibility, I have resorted to constructing and deconstructing spaces, making do with resources on hand, attempting to find order and rationality in both processes and images.


Over the years I have read many horse racing books on betting, pro gamblers, trainers and jockeys. I decided to put together a reading list of books I recommend that you read if you are coming into the business. I have broken the books down into different categories, depending on what you are interested in either pro punters and gamblers,trainers or jockeys.
I recommend that you get as good an insight into the sport as you can and I have certainly found that by reading a broad cross sections of horse racing books it has helped all areas of my betting.
General Betting On Horse Racing Books
Ideal reads for anyone who is seriously coming into horse racing to make money and not as a “fun punter”. I have read all of these books over the past 20 years and while some may be getting a bit out of date they give a fantastic insight into successful betting and come highly recommended.
Bettors/ Gamblers / Punters Biographies
These books give you a superb insight into the mindset of the betting pro – the ups and downs of being a professional bettor, all of these are well worth a read if you are planning a career in the business.
A view into the lives of some of the UK’s leading jockeys from the jumps and the flat, will give you a real insight inot waht it takes to ride those winners.
A look at some of the greatest jumps and flat trainers in the UK and what it takes to train a race horse.
I hope you enjoy these horse racing book recommendations as much as I have over the years and they add to your understanding of horse racing and betting.


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Anonymous said: Why do you hate the john green thing? Just curious.
because fuck john green
- he’s creepy as fuck. he does this weird thing where he fetishizes nerdy girls and shit. and it’s very fucking creepy to characterize young women when you’re, like, 40. and misogynistic. all the girls in the books are supposed to be these cutesy ass bookworm bitches that are lowkey sexy and probably wanna do shit like ride dick to a white-washed blues song. i’m not with it. and there’s nothing wrong with that, but when you look down on other women, or female-identifying people, you’re a piece of shit.
- all of his characters are pretentious as fuck. what fucking teenager with cancer takes a cigarette out and walks around with it in between his lips without smoking it? like, if you’re going to go through this whole spiel about metaphors and shit, you can cancel that, because you literally just paid for… nevermind. nawl. fuck it.
- all his books seem like a damn (500) days of summer, perks of being a wallflower, twilight ass mashup. anyone can predict what the fuck is going to happen by looking at the damn cover. some whiny ass white boy living in a boring world finds a white girl with the Emma Watson haircut reading a book or some shit and she has something unique about her (i don’t know, something that’s wild ableist and insensitive to write in a book, say, cancer), and he falls in love with her, instantly puttin her on a pedestal. they listen to the smiths and scoff at people who play Migos, call themselves misanthropes, run through the city and eat deli sandwiches in the park, then kiss in an alleyway. somewhere in the book, green will trash the girl (maybe she moves, or she dies, or something), and then the boy moves on with wispy eyes and a hard stare with a cigarette tucked behind his ear that he never lights.
- he’s one of those pseudo-intellectual assholes that thinks that people with a certain kind of smarts are better than those who aren’t seen as conventionally smart (conventionally smart meaning the “white” kind of smart: perfectly enunciated words, coiled up, reading a book while pushing a pair of glasses up their nose, and containing a lot of angst about the world around them because everyone is “devolving into an idiot”)
- plus, he’s just a ugly nerdass and i don’t care for him or any of his damn work to be on my dashboard. go read something better. fuck that christmas lights in your bedroom ass nigga.


or How I Pretend To See What I Don’t Want To See
“All these people are assholes. All of them. They’re all big assholes, but they all know how to hide it real well, ‘cause they’ve played the game long enough.”
Redlettermedia’s Mike Stoklasa
In the last week a myriad of publications have echoed multiple cases of sexual harassment by big profile figures of the entertainment world. Mostly by big, creepy, hairy assholes who, to no one surprise, have spent the last decades harassing and probably raping people. It is no big news the temptation nature of power, especially when it comes with a sense of invulnerability given by influence, power, profitability, or all the above.
Question is, why is everybody so surprised about this. We all saw this coming, and if you say otherwise you are either a deluded one, or a very naïve and innocent person. If you are in the second group, run as fast as you can while you still have time. And don’t look back.
We have been submitted to the idea that depravity comes with fame, power, and money. We celebrated and encouraged it while socially outcasting those who fall in disgrace upon our very own eyes. If you have some time, read works like Hollywood Babylon (1959, Kenneth Anger) or, if you are a morbid kid with a sense of bad timing, Down and Dirty Pictures (2004, Peter Biskind). This one focus on the explosion of indie cinema at the beginning of the 90s. Oh, and also how Harvey managed his business during those years. A second reading brings new sides to this situation, to say the least.
Here is what Biskind said on Vanity Fair about the recent events regarding the accusations of sexual harassment against Weinstein:
“I would hear things occasionally, but they were rumors,” Biskind said. Why didn’t they merit a mention in his book? “I wasn’t writing a biography of Harvey; I was writing about the explosion of independent [films] in the 90s . . . I didn’t feel that whatever truth there was to this rumors about Harvey’s personal life had really much relevance to what I was writing about.”
This is said by the same guy who wrote Easy Riders, Raging Bulls (1998), one of the best ones when it comes to know the 60s and 70s in Hollywood and the changing of paradigms. And also who fucked who in which way. God knows I love this book too, but I can’t stop thinking about the inconsistences of the never-ending concept of the profitable asshole.
Imagine an awkward, socially aggressive, borderline reclusive, eventually predatory and/or dominant person with a set of skills that makes him profitable for other people’s economic interests. I just described half of the characters written by Aaron Sorkin (Studio 60, Newsroom, Steve Jobs, Moneyball, The Social Network, and surprisingly not Molly Bloom[i]). I just found a shortened definition of the not so American but mostly universal mindset of fascination about the new outlaws. With the cunning rascals forgotten, serial killers being a boring trend, and the downright demented genius of previous generations forgotten, or at least in a serious risk of being forgotten/being reduced to circlejerking niches, the new excess is not only the economical one, but the social one.
The “I get away with it and you don’t cause I am superior” mixed with “I can do things you won’t ever be able to” and a dose of “you jerk off crying while I fuck gods. Loser”.
Nothing wrong here, being a quasi-respectable instinct/hobby of the modern human being. If you are able to separate phantasy from reality, to say the least. Excess becomes routine. And for the minds of the wicked or the curious, routine becomes boredom. Therefore, the search for new limits.
And I am not talking about climbing the Himalaya without oxygen tanks, or going to central Asia in search of spiritual self-discovery, but the click that makes bad people into aspiring sociopaths and fulltime monsters.
And when this mindset is thrown into weak and deranged individuals, horrible things happened. And when every one of these cases goes public, everybody gasps. In surprise, in disdain, and in pure horror. What were you expecting exactly? Already deluded and powerful scumbags saying “oh, no, no, we crossed the line. No one had the balls of telling us what is right and what is wrong, but don’t worry: we know the limits here”. Come the fuck off, people. The worst thing about this whole shitfest is the fact that this is how is supposed to be. The general mindset paved the road to sociopathy, and the monsters are going in full speed. I am not throwing away blame and accusations, but giving basic context. We are not the moral guardians of anyone else except ourselves, but day after day the concept of “voting with your wallet” keeps growing in my head. What else can we do?
And yes, the generalized consent inside the industry is what make this monsters not only survive, but grow and prevail. Is it really worth it? Hollywood loves itself way too much, and while tv shows like Entourage or Californication (just to name two of them) gloats with a humorous and whimsical perspective about the dark and true nature of the industry, I’d rather see the equivalent of Network for the current generation.
[i] First movie written and directed by him, starring Jessica Chastain. A biopic about the real Bloom, who ran for years illegal poker games and became involved with the Russian mafia and the FBI. Slightly believable sources inquire that Sorkin was involved romantically/sexually/both with Bloom during the writing and making of the movie. Hmm… Regardless of this: script was great and movie looks neat.


The last few months I’ve been particularly preoccupied with (school) work and the research for my MA thesis (on the software behind social networking sites – more about this later). I did however, finish a couple of classes for which I wrote two final papers that I’d like to share.
First off, the class New Media Research Seminar required for us to read ‘Protocol: How Control Exists After Decentralization’ by Alexander R. Galloway and ‘Control and Freedom: Power and Paranoia in the Age of Fiberoptics’ by Wendy Hui Kyong Chun. Both books were a very interesting read, although I must admit that ‘Protocol’ is more up my alley. For the final paper I’ve compared and contrasted these books, adding my own commentary and questions. I start off by summarizing and critiquing both books and finally take out a few of their main points for contrast and comparison.
Here’s the abstract:
This paper attempts to compare and contrast the main points of the books ‘Protocol:
How Control Exists After Decentralization’ by Alexander R. Galloway and ‘Control
and Freedom: Power and Paranoia in the Age of Fiber Optics’ by Wendy Hui Kyong
Chun. By briefly discussing both ‘Protocol’ and ‘Control and Freedom’, I will map the
discourse in both books, thereby revealing the larger arguments of the authors.
I will then be able to compare and contrast them and finally come to a concluding
statement. The reviews of both books are not merely summaries: I will also address
unclear paragraphs and theories I came across and add to them with thoughts and
questions that came up while reading both texts.
The rest of the paper can be found here: Comparing and Contrasting ‘Protocol’ with ‘Control and Freedom’
The second paper was written for New Media Theories, a class that covered a lot of classical media texts and subjects such as Vannevar Bush’s ‘As We May Think’, Ivan Sutherland’s ‘Sketchpad’, Theodor Nelson’s ‘Xanadu’, Donna Haraway’s ‘A Cyborg Manifesto’ and so on. I chose to write about digital obsolescence and made a link with both Walter Benjamin’s historical ‘The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction’ and Hans Magnus Enzensberger’s ‘Constituents of a Theory of the Media’.
Here’s the abstract:
With this paper I attempt to answer the question why digital preservation in new
media and new media art is as important as it is difficult. It considers the relation
between digital obsolescence and digital preservation, and looks into several
strategies to preserve digital information; with a particular focus on emulation. This
contemporary issue is first linked back to the historical works of Walter Benjamin’s
and Hans Magnus Enzensberger’s and their ideas on reproduction, thus providing an
overview of the importance of (mechanical and technological) reproducibility since its
And the rest can be found here: The Battle Against Digital Obsolescence:
Exploring Strategies of Digital Preservation in New Media and New Media Art


When Pete’s old university friends invite him to celebrate his birthday, and their 10-year reunion, with a weekend away in a grand country mansion, he’s looking forward to reliving the glory days. But when he arrives, Pete can’t seem to do anything right, and there are many new inside jokes he isn’t in on. And why have his friends invited a random stranger from the local pub to join the party? Andrew Gaynord’s debut feature, written by Tom Palmer and Tom Stourton (who also stars as Pete) playfully taps into contemporary social anxiety, and the escalating tension and hilarity will have you joyfully squirming in your seat. An outstanding British debut from three names to remember.


During the Trump years, I had become increasingly worried about the unraveling of American society, as economic inequality combined with identity politics to fuel a raging inferno of anger on both sides of the sharply polarized political spectrum. Americans seemed to have too little in common anymore, except their mutual cynicism and hatred of each other.
I’m a big believer in the power of stories to shape the way we perceive the world. Americans no longer had a shared story of our country — its history, present struggles, and deeper meaning and principles — and why, despite our differences, we should try to remain united and work together for the cause of national greatness.
So I decided to write such a story — a grand meta-narrative about America, that I hoped could help to reunite the diverse people of our great nation. I decided also to include relevant stories from my own life and family history to help illustrate some of the key concepts of America’s past and controversies of the present day. Because of my unusual life and background, I had a lot of interesting material to work with.
My original plan was to publish the book in early 2020 and go on a speaking tour across America in an RV during the presidential election campaign season. But my RV broke down and Covid-19 hit, so I had to change my plans. I postponed publication of Our Great Nation and decided to add more to the story after the election and the worst of the pandemic were over.
The past year turned out to be one of the wildest years in American history. My book — already filled with incredible stories about our country — now has even more jaw-dropping material that would have sounded like fiction just a few short years ago.
America is a uniquely crazy and amazing place. That’s the main theme of Our Great Nation. And as the subtitle of the book indicates — The America We’ve Lost and How to Rebuild It Together — it is also a nation in peril. The United States of America today is in deep decline and barely hanging together by a thread. In 10 or 20 years — perhaps even sooner — there’s a real possibility that the country might break apart or plunge into civil war.
My book offers a prescription for saving our country. In part, it’s by embracing a majestic narrative of America’s unique role in human history. But we must also do the hard work of listening to our fellow citizens who are different than ourselves, and unite upon some basic values and principles that are neither of the left nor of the right, but for our common good.
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contest that ends on 10th of July and that makes me one lazy artist -_-
Actually I just have been thinking all this time WHAT could I do to not lost the characters spirit, yet add mine too.
And hmh, here we see the result of my struggle, which took me three days O_O
If only I spent as much time on my own drawings
I suppose, Iisjah and Blady went fishing... or at least they want us to think that they went fishing
Grumpy octopus is grumpy...
Well, hope you'll like it
Blady and Iisjah are characters of
Art by little ol'me


In the first yuga, a day is equivalent to 8 . In the second yuga, a day is equivalent to 6 . In the third yuga, a day is equivalent to 4.
In the fourth yuga, a day is equivalent to 2 units. Therefore, the total number of days in 20 units of time is calculated as follows: 60 x 60 x 60 = 2,16,000 seconds.
This means we have 60 "Naligai" per day, with 60 seconds per "Naligai" and 60 seconds per minute.Thus, for two days,
it would be 4,32,000 seconds. However, it is incorrect to say that these 4,32,000 seconds correspond to the duration of a Kali yuga.
The duration of a Kali yuga is only 5,000 years. The Kali yuga will end by 1900.During the beginning of the Kali yuga, an impure Maya Siddhar (a practitioner of mystical arts) consumed a "Baspam" (a herb to increase lifespan) to live for several thousand years. This Siddhar is known as the ruler of the Kali yuga, or the Kali Purushan. The Kali Purushan had the ability to make his body invisible and change his appearance frequently, controlling the Earth according to his will.
My first meeting with Babaji took place in my thirty-third year,” Lahiri Mahasaya had said. “In the autumn of 1861 I was stationed in Danapur as an accountant in the Military Engineering Department of the Government. One morning the office manager summoned me.....
Autobiography of yogi
The Northern Himalayan crags near Badrinarayan are still blessed by the living presence of Babaji, guru of Lahiri Mahasaya. The secluded master has retained his physical form for centuries, perhaps for millenniums....
Autobiography of yogi
In the year 1865, Vallalar established the principle called Suddha Sanmargam. He claimed that only Suddha Sanmargam leads to eternal life without death, which was revealed to him by Lord Arutperunjothi. He expressed this truth in his holy book "Thiruvarutpa" through various verses. The primary practices of Sanmarga are to see all beings as equal to oneself, to contemplate on Lord Arutperunjothi, and to express unconditional love towards Lord ArutPerumJothi. Through these practices, one can attain a life free from the cycle of birth and death, as stated by Vallalar..
“ உலகில் உள்ள உயிர்கள் எல்லாம் ஒளிநெறி பெற்றிட இலகும் ஐந்தொழிலையும் யான் செய்ய
Lord Arutperumjothi has bestowed upon me the power of Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, and Sadashiva to uplift the human race and guide them on the path of light - Suddha Sanmargam.
From the verses of ThiruArutpa, it is evident that Lord ArutPerumJothi has granted Vallalar the authority to govern the universe and propagate Suddha Sanmargam throughout the cosmos.
They finally died in the state of Samadhi. Taken Thier Souls to Astral galaxies (fourth dimension - Angels/Demons). They are currently living in astral galaxies. Yukteswar Giri has also spoken about this matter, explaining it to Paramahamsa Yogananda in the book "Autobiography of Yogi"
Sri Yukteswar explained. It is called Hiranyaloka or ‘Illumined Astral Planet.’ There I am aiding advanced beings to rid themselves of astral karma and thus attain liberation from astral rebirths. The dwellers on Hiranyaloka are highly developed spiritually; all of them had acquired, in their last earth-incarnation, the meditation-given power of consciously leaving their physical bodies at death.
Autobiography of Yogi
Vallalar states that immortality can only be attained while existing in the human body. It is through the grace of Lord ArutPerumJothi that one can transform the human body into the Pure Body, Pranava Body, and the Body of Wisdom light. This is what Vallalar refers to as the complete state in his principle of Suddha Sanmargam. Why should we practice kriya, enter samadhi, and guide our soul out of the physical body to wander in Astral Galaxies? This is not the final state. If that is the case, why does Maha Avatar Babaji teach kriya?
Paramahamsa Yogananda clearly knows that Maha Avatar Babaji is not a god. Babaji instructed Paramahamsa Yogananda to go to America to propagate Kriya Yoga in the year 1920. Babaji mentioned that Jesus Christ had instructed him to disseminate the science of yoga to the people in America. Paramahamsa Yogananda would go into deep meditation seeking acceptance from God to leave India and go to America, but there would be no reply from God. Suddenly, Maha Avatar Babaji would appear in front of Paramahamsa Yogananda and say that God has given him permission to go to America.
One early morning I began to pray, with an adamant determination to continue,
even to die praying, until I heard the voice of God. I wanted His blessing and assurance that I would not lose myself
in the fogs of modern utilitarianism. My heart was set to go to America, but even more strongly was it resolved to hear
the solace of divine permission. I prayed and prayed, muffling my sobs. No answer came. At noon I reached a zenith;
my head was reeling under the pressure of my agonies.
I felt that if I cried once more, increasing the depth of my inner passion, my brain would split. At that moment there came a knock on the door of my Garpar Road home. Answering the summons, I beheld a young man in the scanty garb of a renunciant. He entered the house. “He must be Babaji!” I thought, dazed, because the man before me had the features of a young Lahiri Mahasaya.
He answered my thought. “Yes, I am Babaji.” He spoke melodiously in Hindi. “Our Heavenly Father has heard your prayer. He commands me to tell you: Follow the behests of your guru and go to America. Fear not; you shall be protected.” After a vibrant pause, Babaji addressed me again. “You are the one I have chosen to spread the message of Kriya Yoga in the West. Long ago I met your guru Yukteswar at a Kumbha Mela; I told him then I would send you to him for training.
Autobiography of Yogi
If we analyze the above statement, it becomes clear that God doesn't grant permission for Paramahamsa Yogananda to go to America and preach Kriya Yoga. However, it is Maha Avatar Babaji who falsely claims that God has given permission and instructs Paramahamsa Yogananda to go to America and propagate Kriya Yoga.
You May ask how does Maha Avatar Babaji lied? In the year 1874, Lord ArutPerumJothi instructed Vallalar to preach Suddha Sanmargam around the cosmos. In such a case, how could Lord ArutPerumJothi have instructed to preach Kriya Yoga around the world in the year 1920?
A message of such a nature was I chosen to propagate when I paid a visit to
the Kumbha Mela being held at Allahabad in January 1894. As I was walking along the bank of the Ganges,
I was sum- moned by a man and was afterwards honoured by an interview with a great holy person, Babaji,
the gurudeva of my own guru, Lahiri Mahasaya, of Banaras.
This holy personage at the Kumbha Mela was thus my own paramguruji maharaj, though this was our first meeting. During my conversation with Babaji, we spoke of the particular class of men who now frequent these places of pilgrimage.
I humbly suggested that there were men greater by far in intelligence than most of those then present, men living in distant parts of the world-Europe and America-professing different creeds, and ignorant of the real significance of the Kumbha Mela.
They were men fit to hold communion with the spiritual devotees, so far as intelligence is concerned; yet such intellectual men in foreign lands were, alas, wedded in many cases to rank materialism. Some of them, though famous for their investigations in the realms of science and philosophy, do not recognize the essential unity in religion. The professed creeds serve as nearly insurmountable barriers that threaten to separate mankind forever.
My paramguruji maharaj Babaji smiled and, honouring me with the title of Swami, imposed on me the task of this book.
The Holy Science
Whatever Vallalar spoke about the Kali Yuga in 1872, the same content is available in the book "The Holy Science." However, there are differing opinions in certain places. In the book "The Holy Science," it is also mentioned that the calculation for the duration of the Kali Yuga (4,32,000 years) was incorrect. However, it is stated that the Kali Yuga ended in the year 1700.
Now, in this 194th year of Dwapara Yuga, the dark age of Kali having long since passed, the world is reaching out for spiritual knowledge, and men require loving help one from the otherThe publishing of this book, requested from me by my holy paramguru maharaj Babaji, will, I hope, be of spiritual service.
The Holy Science
The book "The Holy Science" was written in the year 1894. Therefore, if we subtract 194 from 1894, it comes to 1700.
These are all acts of Maha Avatar Babaji designed to confuse the people. In 1874, Vallalar prophesied that people from America and Russia would come to India and spread Sudha Sanmargam.
You do not listen to me. You do not follow the principles of the teachings. You seem to be determined not to be convinced by me. Yet the time is not far off when persons from Russia, America and other foreign lands will come to India and preach to you this same doctrine of Universal Brotherhood. Then only will you know and appreciate the grand truths that I am now vainly trying to make you accept. You will soon find the brothers who live in the far north will work a great many wonders in India, and thus confer incalculable benefits upon this our country
In the year 1894, Maha Avatar Babaji told Yukteswar Giri, "Kriya Yoga should be initiated for the people in America and Europe. In the future, I will send a student (Paramahamsa Yogananda) to you."
You, Swamiji, have a part to play in the coming harmonious exchange between Orient and Occident. Some years hence I shall send you a disciple(Paramahamsa Yoganandha) whom you can train for yoga dissemination in the West. The vibrations there of many spiritually seeking souls come floodlike to me. I perceive potential saints in America and Europe, waiting to be awakened....
The Holy Science
If we analyze the above statement, In 1874, Lord ArutPerumJothi granted Vallalar full authority to spread Sudha Sanmargam to the cosmos. In such a scenario, why did Maha Avatar Babaji state in 1894 to Yukteswar Giri that he would send him a student (Paramahamsa Yogananda) who would preach Kriya Yoga in America and Europe? From this, it becomes clear that Maha Avatar Babaji, also known as Kali Purushan, is engaging in such evil acts to divert people from the principles of Sudha Sanmargam.
If we practice Kriya Yoga, we can attain samadhi. In the state of samadhi, we can separate our soul from the physical body. This enables us to travel to astral galaxies and explore countless realms within the astral plane. Once we experience the vastness and beauty of the astral galaxies, we may lose interest in returning to planet Earth. Yukteswar Giri describes this phenomenon as follows
Normal or long-established residents of the astral universe, on the other hand, are those who, freed forever from all material longings, need return no more to the gross vibrations of earth. Such beings have only astral and causal karma to work out. At astral death these beings pass to the infinitely finer and more delicate causal world. At the end of a certain span, determined by cosmic law, these advanced beings then return to Hiranyaloka or a similar high astral planet, reborn in a new astral body to work out their unredeemed astral karma. “My son, you may now comprehend more fully that I am resurrected by divine decree,” Sri Yukteswar continued, “as a saviour of astrally reincarnating souls coming back from the causal sphere, in particular, rather than of those astral beings who are coming up from the earth. Those from the earth, if they still retain vestiges of material karma, do not rise to the very high astral planets like Hiranyaloka.
Autobiography of Yogi
The plan of Maha Avatar Babaji is to lead us to samadhi and make us wander in astral galaxies. However, this is not the final state. According to Vallalar's Sudha Sanmargam principle, once we leave our physical body, we cannot attain immortality. Vallalar also stated that "the practice of samadhi is not a good practice"
“Mr. Dickinson!” The next parcel contained a gift that I had bought in a Calcutta bazaar.
“Mr. Dickinson will like this,” I had thought at the time. A beloved disciple, Mr. E. E. Dickinson had been present at
every Christmas festivity since the 1925 founding of the Mt. Washington Centre. At this eleventh annual celebration,
he stood before me, untying the ribbons of an oblong package.“The silver cup!” Struggling with emotion,
he stared at the present, a tall drinking cup. He seated himself some distance away, apparently in a daze.
I smiled at him affectionately before resuming my role as Santa Claus.
The ejaculatory evening closed with a prayer to the Giver of all gifts; then a group singing of Christmas carols. Mr. Dickinson and I were chatting together some time later. “Sir,” he said, “please let me thank you now for the silver cup. I could not find any words on Christmas night.” “I brought the gift especially for you.” “For forty-three years I have been waiting for that silver cup! It is a long story, one I have kept hidden within me.” Mr. Dickinson looked at me shyly.
“The beginning was dramatic: I was drowning. My older brother had playfully pushed me into a fifteen foot pool in a small town in Nebraska. I was only five years old then. As I was about to sink for the second time under the water, a dazzling multicoloured light appeared, filling all space. In the midst was the figure of a man with tranquil eyes and a reassuring smile. My body was sinking for the third time when one of my brother’s companions bent a tall slender willow tree in such a low dip that I could grasp it with my desperate fingers. The boys lifted me to the bank and successfully gave me first-aid treatment.
“Twelve years later, a youth of seventeen, I visited Chicago with my mother. It was September 1893; the great World Parliament of Religions was in session. Mother and I were walking down a main street, when again I saw the mighty flash of light. A few paces away, strolling leisurely along, was the same man I had seen years before in vision. He approached a large auditorium and vanished within the door.“ ‘Mother,’ I cried, ‘that was the man who appeared at the time I was drowning!’ “She and I hastened into the building; the man was seated on a lecture platform. We soon learned that he was Swami Vivekananda of India. After he had given a soul-stirring talk, I went forward to meet him. He smiled on me graciously, as though we were old friends. I was so young that I did not know how to give expression to my feelings, but in my heart I was hoping that he would offer to be my teacher. He read my thought. “ ‘No, my son, I am not your guru.’ Vivekananda gazed with his beautiful, piercing eyes deep into my own. ‘Your teacher will come later. He will give you a silver cup.’ After a little pause, he added, smiling, ‘He will pour out to you more blessings than you are now able to hold.’ “I left Chicago in a few days,” Mr. Dickinson went on, “and never saw the great Vivekananda again.
But every word he had uttered was indelibly written on my inmost consciousness. Years passed; no teacher appeared. One night in 1925 I prayed deeply that the Lord would send me my guru. A few hours later, I was awakened from sleep by soft strains of melody. A band of celestial beings, carrying flutes and other instruments, came before my view. After filling the air with glorious music, the angels slowly vanished. “The next evening I attended, for the first time, one of your lectures here in Los Angeles, and knew then that my prayer had been granted.” We smiled at each other in silence. “For eleven years now I have been your Kriya Yoga disciple, ” Mr. Dickinson continued. “Sometimes I wondered about the silver cup; I had almost persuaded myself that the words of Vivekananda were only metaphorical. “But on Christmas night, as you handed me the little box by the tree, I saw, for the third time in my life, the same dazzling flash of light. In another minute I was gazing on my guru’s gift that Vivekananda had foreseen for me forty-three years earlier—a silver cup!
Autobiography of yogi
“Lord Krishna!” The glorious form of the avatar appeared in a shimmering blaze as I sat in my room at the Regent Hotel in Bombay. Shining over the roof of a high building across the street, the ineffable vision had suddenly burst on my sight as I gazed out of my tall open third-storey window. The divine figure waved to me, smiling and nodding in greeting. When I could not understand the exact message of Lord Krishna, he departed with a gesture of blessing. Wondrously uplifted, I felt that some spiritual event was presaged.
Autobiography of yogi
One night while I was engaged in silent prayer, my sitting room in the Encinitas hermitage became filled with an opal-blue light. I beheld the radiant form of the blessed Lord Jesus. A young man, he seemed, of about twenty-five, with a sparse beard and moustache; his long black hair, parted in the middle, was haloed by a shimmering gold. His eyes were eternally wondrous; as I gazed, they were infinitely changing. With each divine transition in their expression, I intuitively understood the wisdom conveyed. In his glorious gaze I felt the power that upholds the myriad worlds. A Holy Grail appeared at his mouth; it came down to my lips and then returned to Jesus. After a few moments he uttered beautiful words, so personal in their nature that I keep them in my heart.
Autobiography of Yogi
Sri V.T. Neelakantan recorded verbatim a series of talks given by Satguru Kriya Babaji in 1953. These are a fountain of delight and inspiration, illuminating the Kriya Yoga path towards God realization, unity in diversity and universal love. They also reveal the magnetic personality of Babaji and how he supports us all, with much humour and wisdom. They were originally printed in three volumes: "The Voice of Babaji and Mysticism Unlocked," "Babaji's Masterkey to All Ills, (Kriya)" and "Babaji's Death of Death (Kriya)." Includes the fascinating accounts of the meetings with Babaji in Madras and in the Himalayas by authors V.T. Neelakantan and Yogi S.A.A. Ramaiah. Out of print for nearly 50 years, they are profound and important statements from one of the world's greatest living spiritual masters. Source Link
In the year 1920, Maha Avatar Babaji instructed Paramahansa Yogananda to teach Kriya Yoga in America. He stayed there and continued to teach until 1952 when he attained samadhi and left his physical body.
After Paramahansa Yogananda left his physical body, Maha Avatar Babaji came to Tamilnadu, Madras .
Maha Avatar Babaji chose Neelakantan and Ramaiah to propagate Kriya Yoga in the state of Tamil Nadu. In this, Ramaiah was also following Vallalar.
Vallalar doesn't like Ramaiah to join hands with Maha Avatar Babaji to spread kriya. The below statement was told by Maha Avatar Babaji to Neelakantan.
The Voice of Babaji: A Trilogy on Kriya Yoga (Page number - 138)Babaji : "Your 'other half (S.A.A.Ramaiah)' has dedicated 'A Blissful Saint' to my lotus feet.The Swamiji (Vallalar) concerned will not like it "
From the above conversation, it is very clear that Vallalar does not like Maha Avatar Babaji spreading Kriya Yoga.
Moreover, Maha Avatar Babaji was well aware of Vallalar. Read the below conversation
The Voice of Babaji: A Trilogy on Kriya Yoga (Page number - 143 & 144)Ramaiah: "Hammering headache?"
The Voice of Babaji: A Trilogy on Kriya Yoga (Page number - 143 & 144)Babaji : "He may give up the idea of using the tri-color picture for this book. " While writing the last chapter of this book the Master (Babaji) hinted that it will be over in a couple of days. On the eve of parting the loving Apostle of Kriya Yoga reverted to the first topic:"Yes, I must try to get at the Ramalinga devotee"
The Voice of Babaji: A Trilogy on Kriya Yoga (Page number - 144 & 145)Babaji : "Tomorrow a person will come with presents, but his temper will be bad. Be prepared for it".
Futher more Babaji asked Neelakantan to eat eggs !
The Voice of Babaji: A Trilogy on Kriya Yoga (Page number - 304 & 305)Monday,November 10 , 1952
Maha Avatar Babaji used to sit on an animal skin whenever he appeared in front of Neelakantan.
Sitting on animal skin, asking peoples to eat egg these are all againt the compassion. Without compassion towards all living beings one cannot reach the Lord ArutPerumJothi.
If we analyze all the aforementioned elements, it becomes clear that Maha Avatar Babaji is indeed the Kali Purushan (Ruler of the Kali Yuga).
From Pune, I took a bus to Shirdi and reached late at night.
At the entrance of the samadhi complex stood Babaji"So you met the young yogi,' he said.
'Here everything is closed now but we shall go to the chavadi, where Sainath used to sleep.
'We walked past the samadhi, gurusthan and Dwarkamai, where the dhuni fire burns, and reached the
small structure called the chavadi, There was no one around except a few stray dogsThe wooden door
was closedI wondered what we were going to do.Babaji said, 'Let's enter "The door is locked,' I pointed out.
'I know,he said. 'Now close your eyes and act as if you were entering the door. "'But Babaji...Just do it and don't open your eyes.'
With my eyes closed, I put my right foot forward with my knee bentIt felt like I was pushing against a cloth screen. It was the
same feeling when the rest of my body came in contact with the doorIn a flash, the feeling disappeared,
and heard Babaji saying, Okay, open your eyes.I"I opened my eyes and found myself inside the chavadi. The door was still locked.
Babaji was standing beside me.
I had hardly recovered from the astonishment of somehow walking through a closed and locked door, when I was taken aback by something even more astonishing and unbelievable. On a narrow wooden plank, suspended from the roof by torn pieces of old cloth, twisted together like a rope, reclined the Sai Baba of Shirdi-who was supposed to have passed away in 1918! As I stared at him with wonderment and awe, my hair stood on end and my whole body trembled He sat up on the plank, and as I wondered how he could come down from his peculiar bed, hanging six feet above the ground.
He quietly slid off the plank and floated down effortlessly I noticed that the cloth that he is normally seen with, wrapped around his head was missing. His head was clean shaven, and when he stood beside us, I realised that he was a six-footer, and built like a . He hugged Babaji, Muslim style, and they kissed each other's noses lightly. I prostrated at his feet.
He lifted me back to standing position and said, 'Salaam boy, you have got a great guru, murshid. also had a great guru, my Venkusha, and all I did, was stare at him. Allah malik hai, Ram Ram." Babaji said, 'Please bless him, Baba."'Allah malik hai, you have to do the kind of work I do, in a different way.I Not easy, lad. This world is crazy and they think I am mad. Hu Allah, Ram, Ram, Ram. Do Kabir's workTake guru's blessingsHe reached under the sheet that covered his plank bed, and took out a wad of currency. Here,' he said, 'Allah bhala karega (God will take care)Take this money and travel to Ganagapur, Pithapur and Akkalkot. Go, go."
Apprenticed to the Himalayan master
After the night's prayer, Shah Sahib came personally to usher us to his house for dinner. There were about six or seven of his disciples. We cross-legged on mats and ate from ceramic plates. Two disciples served the food'Vegetarian food is also cooked specially for Babaji,said Shah Sahib'Young man, if you are also vegetarian, you can have the special food."Babaji surprised me by saying, "Today, we shall eat mutton biryani and kebab.' He winked at me. "This young man used to like biryani, except that he thinks his mother makes the best biryani in the world.'Everyone laughed, and after a silent prayer, we enjoyed one of the best biryanis I have eaten in my life. After the meal, Shah Sahib announced to the group that I would be joining their halqa (circle) for three weeks. I was welcomed with hugs and exclamations of Allah be praised.'
Apprenticed to the Himalayan master
"Thousands of years ago, when humanity was still in infant stages of mental evolution,
there was regular contact with Sarpa Loka. The wise and evolved Nagas frequented the earth, and spent long periods here,
teaching and educating human beings. The snake worship you come across in all ancient civilizations is a tribute
to the advanced Nagas of yore. Their images were venerated for the deep wisdom that they possessedThey also taught
the secret of the kundalini energy again symbolized by a serpent.
'Patanjali, who gave the world the Ashtanga Yoga Sutras, was himsef a Naga, and is depicted as half-man and half-snake. The snake on pharaoh's head and the snake coiled around the yogi-god Shiva, areal symbolic representations of wisdom and power, imparted to certai human beings by the Naga teachers.
Humans, or at least a majority of them, were ready even to kill of personal gain. Some felt threatened by the intellectually and spiritually superior Nagas, and forgetting their indebtedness, began to use the powers that they had acquired from the Nagas against them. at one point, there were large scale magas against the Nagas. The Supreme Naga Chief decided to recal the Nagas from earth and all connections, except with some human beings who were highly evolved spiritually. Overnight, they were transported back to sarpa Loka.
A small number of Nagas, who were either sick or too old, or in rare Cases, rebels who defied the orders of the supreme Chief thinking that hey still could do something with the human beings, got left behind. "The serpents and snakes that exist in the world today are the descendants of those who were left behind, and who, through years of in breeding no longer possess the great qualities of their ancestors.However, as I told you, the channels of contact were kept open with highly evolved beings of the human race.
When the great Sai Nath of Shirdi left his body for three days, and returned on the fourth day, to the great astonishment of the general public who had thought that he had died, he told his close circle of associates that he had gone to settle a dispute in some other world.The other world he spoke of was the Sarpa Loka.
The dispute, which I cannot reveal to you, was not completely settled, and has come up again. Nagaraj here went to Sri Guru for help, and on his suggestion, came to me to discuss the matter." 'Babaji,' I said, 'all this sounds so bizarre, that if I ever wrote an autobiography, which I might do, at some point, since you say so, the readers would either dismiss it as the ravings of an unbalanced mind, or as pure fiction. I don't care. So let it be.'
Apprenticed to the Himalayan master
Aurobindo died on 5th December 1950 (aged 78) in pondicherry and was living in a 4th dimension (astral galaxy).
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Aurobindo is currently helping Maha Avatar Babaji to delay the establishment of Suddha Sanmargam on planet Earth.
Aurobindo appeared in front of a spiritual seeker from Russia named "Imram" to help Babaji in his Kriya Mission.
In 2002 my companion and went to the Caucasus Mountains It was winter, February, and we were practising in ascesis there,
in the gorge, under rather harsh conditions. Food was running out and there was only a small amount leftWe were doing special
pranayamas and we had a little book called 18 Siddha Kriya yoga Tradition, written by Marshall Govindan.
We are grateful to him, and to everyone who writes spiritual books and thus inspires people, illuminating the way with their service and helping the worldBack then, it was good inspiration for many people.
My companion was reading the book that morning, when returned from my morning practiceWithout expecting anything and without any thoughts, I sat down beside a small stove to warm my body, because it was quite cold.We were surrounded by snow, the mountains, forest, gorge and a small hut.
When I relaxed, a space opened up on the north side of the wall and Sri Aurobindo materialised Aurobindo. Swami Ghosh is a very high Soul, he is considered an Avatar in India, a high Spirit Swami Aurobindo is a disciple of Babaji and He wrote a work called Integral YogaIn that moment, I was a little bewildered amazed and very much delighted, all at once. I began to think: why did he come, why, why this was the work of a mind that was incredibly excited and intrigued. But since was in a deep state of relaxation after the pranayama, I didn't allow myself to think too intensely.
Meanwhile, Aurobindo was looking at me with a living face, it was not an image it was not a pictureit was a bust - a living face from a parallel dimension, who had emerged and came towards me. I thought that since he has come, it means that something very important is about to happen. At that point, he told me, "Stop thinking and wait," so switched off my brain and just sat thereThen he disappeared.
The air suddenly split apart and completely opened up, there was a flash of Light, like a funnel from another dimension.The One whom my Soul so longed to see appeared before me, the One to whom my whole being called out to... The eternal Yogi the Holy of Holies, the immortal Babaji. He appeared in the air right in front of me, quickly but in such a way as could understand how it was happening. It is very difficult to describe, it was an energy that arose right then. His glowing smile filled me with true Joy. He was covered in vibhutia garland of flowers, and raised his hand (abhi mudra) to bless me.
He came in response to my prayers for helpHe blessed me in Kriya and in this life... It is difficult for me to describe what felt in that moment, it is hard to talk about. It was as if the whole universe fit inside me in that moment and I became one with Him.
I gathered myself and threw myself at His feet with a great desire to leave with HimBut He left me in this world and disappeared. He disappeared faster than could follow him into another dimension, for wanted to leave with Him. But it must not have been the right time, for the space closed.
The only reason all these things are happening here is to prevent people from going to Suddha Sanmargam, and even if they go to Suddha Sanmargam, to confuse them and waste their time.
Whatever Maha Avatar Babaji tries, he cannot do anything more. It is the period of the Suddha Sanmargam era!
Varaverpu Malai (வரவேற்பு மாலை) has been Finished !


She felt the weight of the world on her heart.
And decided to spend some time with herself.
Resting and reflecting.
Sitting with her emotions.
She decided to create sunshine in her life wherever she could.
Relishing the small moments.
With a renewed sense of hope, she moved through each day.
And through these little acts she remembered...
winter always turns to spring.


Archive:A culture of freedom
A culture of freedom is one where critics don't just vote thumbs-up or thumbs-down on a movie but seriously discuss how a movie could be improved -- and then someone reads their critique and goes out and does it.
A culture of freedom is one where being a cover band doesn't lose you any street cred compared to doing your own music from scratch -- and where it starts to become hard to tell the difference.
A culture of freedom is one where bad old TV series and movies turn into brilliant remakes and fan fiction on a regular basis -- and bad remakes and fan fiction themselves generate brilliant ones after a few years.
A culture of freedom is one where making a tribute to your favorite book or speculating on a logical continuation of an existing book is just as legal as mocking and satirizing a bad book you don't like.
A culture of freedom is one where anyone who wants to can try to build a better mousetrap -- and the world beats a network of paths connecting everyone's front door.
A culture of freedom is one where everyone thinks of themselves as a voice in a huge choir whose power and beauty comes from its size and diversity, rather than shutting up and sitting in the congregation while only the best voices sing alone on a bare stage -- where the many don't bow to the few and the few aren't responsible for the many.
A culture of freedom is one where everyone decides for themselves which art is great and which art is mediocre, where the cultural consensus can change at a whim rather than letting the voices of the past decide what will pass into the future -- and where those who choose to ignore the cultural consensus can and will.
A culture of freedom is one where I can write, sing, paint, dance or just talk however I please, and anyone who wants can watch or listen, where the spark of creativity in every human soul holds the reins, rather than the clamoring voices of conformity, inferiority and doubt -- and it's coming, bit by bit, voice by voice, word by word, life by life.


. As equestrians, I believe we have an important role to play in encouraging new riders into the world of horses; paying it forward so to speak. “Today I spoke with one of the Moms at the yard and she passed an observation that has stayed with me… “You are great to have all these children around all the time and to spend so much time, care, and attention on each of them.”
It reminded me of when I was young and overflowing with enthusiasm for anything horse-related. I spent every waking extra hour at the barn, stables, yard. If there was a pony there, I was there! I distinctly remember the feeling of rushing home from school and, with all thoughts of homework cast aside, scrambling into my ‘riding gear’ and setting off to the riding yard on my trusty bicycle. Every pedal action fueling the thoughts in my mind of eventual cross-country or showjumping glory.
Later, I upgraded my mode of transportation to my trusty pony Shadow who, to my dismay, my trainer very honestly and I think with no hard feelings, truthfully, labeled useless… As a show-jumper; yes. As a young girl’s first love… Ah, she remains my favorite and most loved :-)
Either way and regardless of the mode of transportation, I lived for the stables. The smell, the work, the feeling of utter joy at achieving a perfect stable. This was after painstakingly clearing every piece of droppings from the bed. My trainer was a strict lady and if I was not personally willing to lie in the bed, how DARE I even suggest her horses would!
It not only made me feel alive, the riding, training, and interacting with horses. But also it, daily, willed me to do my best and, often, reach well beyond what I thought I could achieve.
Yes, It was hard work, no doubt about it. It was a HUGE responsibility. And yet, it also taught me so many lessons which, if I was not exposed to such circumstances, I am sure would make the present ‘Me’ a far lesser person. I am now a person who will very verbally tell the children at her yard that leaving the tack/equipment/horse unattended when tired/unsure/wanting to go home was just unacceptable. A person that won’t accept anything but your best effort in the arena. And a person that expects a basic use of initiative at all times from all in her company, and a person who demands an unwavering allegiance to the pony or horse’s best interest from all her ‘little people’ and ‘big people’.
Coming Full Circle
Bringing me full circle to above mentioned Mother’s comments…. I do this, not because of some sadistic sense of satisfaction from ‘young labor’, but rather in the hope that the values of initiative, self-belief, and responsibility that were embedded in me twenty years ago (yes, do the maths!) will be transferred into an impressionable and open few who, God willing, will go on and in another twenty years, pay it forward again…
But with more experience, knowledge, and confidence than I could ever hope to instill in them….
Paying it Forward
So today, when at the barn or yard… Look at those little earnest faces. View them as little vessels waiting to be filled with the most wonderful of all that is horses. From this place, ask yourself the question, “What life lessons and skills served me best?” and in your answer, there is the beginning to paying it forward.
We would love to hear your experience of paying it forward. Whether it be someone who bestowed this gift on you? Or how you try to incorporate it into your life now, as a gift for future generations.


If children do not talk stubbornly, mischievously, tease and sweet talk and do not get involved with adults and do not cry over the talk, then they will not enjoy being children.
If the child sits quietly in a corner of the house, then the family will think that he may have been spotted or possessed by a jinn, so our child does not speak. And does not run away.
Children have such qualities, but some have less and some have more. Some of the children’s contradictions are harmless (ie without any harm). They should be met but their every contradiction should not be met because if the parents complete their every contradiction then they will become accustomed to it and their It will become the mind of God that if we speak with dignity then our work is not done and if we do this then our work is done. If the children are unjustifiably stubborn, they should be made to breathe daily by reciting Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Naas once and for all with the first and last Durood-e-Sharif.
bachon ki zid khatam karne ka wazifa,bachon ki zid ka wazifa,ziddi bachon ka wazifa,bachon ki zid khatam karne ki dua,bachon ki zid ka ilaj,ziddi bachon ka rohani ilaj,bachon ki zid ka wazifa in urdu,rohani ilaj,bachon ki zid,ziddi bachon ka ilaj,bachon ki zid khatam karne ka rohani ilaj,zidi bachon ka ilaj,bachon ki zid kam karne ki dua,bacho ki zid dor karne ka wazifa,bachon ki zid khatam karne ka tarika,bacho ki zid ka ilaaj,bachon ki zid ka rohani ilaj


Midsize Businesses Benefit from Virtualisation Claims Frost & Sullivan10 May 2012 18:18:00
Frost & Sullivan has recently published a white paper outlining the benefits virtualisation continues to engender for midsize businesses.
The research, titled ‘Virtualization for Midsize Businesses: Keep Your Foot on the Accelerator’, focusses on the enhanced capabilities virtualisation has delivered across servers, storage, networks and desktops, “especially for midsize businesses with heightened strategic priorities in innovation and revenue growth.”
Previously, operating system software and its applications were tied to a dedicated server. This worked fine when workload demand was constant but as this is seldom the case the result is low utilisation and wasted energy when servers endure a lull in activity.
However, with virtualised solutions systems enjoy greater speed, flexibility, become more energy efficient and can be tailored to suit individual business needs.


Helen B. and Frank L. Sulzberger Professor, Department of English Language and Literature and the College
DEBORAH NELSON’s field of scholarly interest is late 20th-century culture and politics in the United States, which includes American poetry, novels, essays, and plays; gender and sexuality studies; photography; autobiography and confessional writing; American ethnic literature; poetry and poetics; and Cold War history.
Her publications include two widely acclaimed books: Tough Enough: Arbus, Arendt, Didion, McCarthy, Sontag, Weil (2017) and Pursuing Privacy in Cold War America (2001). Professor Nelson’s work has garnered many awards and accolades, including the Modern Language Association’s James Russell Lowell Prize for Best Book of 2017 and the Gordon J. Laing Award in 2019 for the book by a faculty member published in the previous three years that brings the most distinction to the University of Chicago Press, for Tough Enough.
A leader in her field, Professor Nelson has had her work published in such esteemed journals as PMLA, American Literary History, Contemporary Literature, Feminist Studies, and the Cambridge Companion to Sylvia Plath.
Recently, Professor Nelson has focused her inquiry on the years immediately following World War II as co-leader of “@1948,” an interdisciplinary Sawyer Seminar sponsored by the Mellon Foundation. She co-edited, with Leela Gandhi, a selection of papers from the seminar in “Around 1948,” a special issue of Critical Inquiry (2014).
As director of the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality from 2006 to 2009, Professor Nelson worked to integrate the innovations of the last 50 years in the study of women, gender, and sexuality into the core research and teaching mission of the University. She also served as deputy provost for graduate education from 2011 to 2015. She is a founding member of Post45, a research collective of scholars working on American literature and culture since 1945.
Professor Nelson earned her bachelor’s degree cum laude with distinction in English from Yale University, a master’s degree in English from Columbia University, and her PhD in English with a certification in women’s studies from City University of New York Graduate School and University Center. She joined the University of Chicago faculty in 1996.


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