True meaning of Thaipusam

Long before ago i had the same thinking is that really God dancing, drinking and smoking during Thaipusam. As i heard is the unrest soul that use this opportunity on human.

Please past down this awareness, need to change the perspective to the real meaning of Thaipusam.

Please no more " Man. Utd " Kavadi or " Liverpool " Kavadi. 

Please do not humiliate our culture and religion to other races and religion. If you cannot be a good Hindu please do not throw the face of other believer.

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Trust Yourself

Good motivation video to share with all of you .
 " What are you waiting for ? Your destiny is in your hands, go out and change your life "

Program Belia India 2013

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Samsu, Temples and Indians

This article is a targeted message to a targeted group of people.

“Sarva manggale mangalye siveh sarvarthe sathige, sharanyeh triyambake devi narayani namosthuthe”

” I salute and take refuge in Narayani, the three-eyed one, who gives all auspiciousness, who is herself auspicuous and who fulfils all desires”

After chanting this last liner loudly, the priest walks towards you with a tray containing some holy ashes and fire. You start putting in some money, bribing God to fulfill your wishes. Then all goes back home, start watching porn, drinking beer and smoking pot and act like you’re one holy man.

The above happens in bigger temples.

A few hundred meters away…

A few Machas who could not afford cheap liquors starts thinking how to make some money out of Indians. So they went around looking for some huge tree, and finding one suitable tree, they tied a saree around the tree. They go around stealing bricks and then build a small pondok, and immediately start spreading rumors that God had landed there. A few dumb Indians immediately start worshipping the tree, circling it 500 times a day and putting in all their hard earned money.

And then one girl will get possessed out there.

 Immediately one goat is brought in front, and it is sacrificed , suck all the blood, and bless all the Indians there. In the years to come, more samsu Machas will join in, and more goats will be sacrificed, and in the bloodbath, everyone will be in joy.

Until…

Your local council moves in and gives you a notice for you to move out from the temple because the temple is built on Government’s land. Immediately all the samsu Machas will get pissed off, because their source of income will be jeopardized. Eventually the pondok get demolished, and then…

A few pictures of the demolished pondok is captured and highlighted all over by the political parties that Hindu places of worship are being demolished. When I looked at the pictures, I couldn’t stop laughing looking at how stupid some people can be.

If you look at all this so called temples  that is being demolished , it would have been a small family temple, with a few statues here and there and very poorly maintained. It would have played significantly nothing in terms of benefiting the society .

MIC jumps in accusing PKR that they’re not doing enough to secure the places of worship for the Hindus. Hindraf; being them, immediately comes into picture with several protest , two hundred letters to the King, 1 million summon against the Government, and a few newspaper articles that Indians are being marginalized. Despite the way Hindraf does things, they still command some respect from me.

On the other hand; MIC, with some of their youth members, whose trap is shut before for any other issues related to Indians, will suddenly start fighting because Hindu temples are being demolished. Being shameless, they will get whacked right away after highlighting the issues and they will go back into hiding.

Listen carefully.

We have enough TEMPLES! We have enough temples to cater all the Hindus in Malaysia, in fact almost all the temples in Malaysia had been built luxuriously. None of these temples are getting demolished, because they’re built legally with proper documents. If you decide to build temples beside longkang, then don’t kecoh kecoh when Goverment wants to demolish your structure.

The significance and importance of Hindu temples is at stake because of how little respect we have for our temples and culture. If you start building things wherever you can find trees and ant hills, then wouldn’t people laugh at us? If even me being a Hindu is laughing at this, what about the rest?

All the so called parties championing Indian rights; just shut the fxxx up. Enough of flaming the Indians, if you’re going to do something significant and want to fight for the future of Indians, then build our schools right! What is the fxxxing point of fighting for shrines being built inside a jungle or beside a drain? Are you’ll that dumb?

It is highly time for you to think for yourself, look at the condition of our Tamil schools. See the number of children’s being trapped in estates and do not have enough to eat. Where is your concern about them? Isn’t education supposed to be our utmost priority?

Do you really think by donating to all this temples you will get blessed and have a real long life? Do you think by sacrificing a number of goats will actually bring happiness in your life? Look at the condition of our schools.

Don’t you feel ashamed? Don’t you feel pity for kids who can’t afford to buy uniforms?

It is good to see the young generations of Machas picking up things on the right track, unlike those dumb so-called shameless samsu Indian champions.

The moral of the story is: Children’s are equivalent to God. Why give millions to God whom you’ve not seen, when you have millions of ‘Gods’ living around you whom you can see and help?

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When Tamil schools will no longer be needed

November 2, 2012

FMT LETTER: From Sharmalan Thevar, via e-mail

Tamil schools have been in existence before independence. The main purpose is so that children of Tamil background get to learn in their own language. Those days, most of the English medium schools under the British were managed by Christian missionaries.

Some parents wrongly assumed that sending their children to missionary schools will get them converted. So they preferred Tamil schools. Besides, it is often the nearest to their homes in the kampungs and estates.

Back then and even now, Tamil was never made a mandatory subject in Sekolah Rendah Kebangsaan (SRK) and Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK).

Although SRKs and SMKs offer People’s Own Language (POL) classes for Tamil and even have Tamil language associations, the majority do not learn the language in these schools. Hence, you see most Tamils from SRKs and SMKs are unable to read or write in Tamil. Nowadays, it is even rare to hear them speak Tamil.

A few of us are exceptional. Some of you are probably the few odd ones from non Tamil schools who have some sense of ‘Tamil patru’ left in us. We grew up that way and learned Tamil on our own.

We make the effort to learn its history and be connected. However, we cannot expect everyone to be like us because most children need to be pushed to learn something. Only few will learn on their own.

This then makes everyone feel that one should go to Tamil school if they want to learn Tamil. Perhaps this is why people get emotional when speaking about Tamil schools. The schools are seen as the last bastion to defend Tamil language in this country. Many even think that if we abolish Tamil schools, Tamil language will be dead in Malaysia.

This can be solved if Tamil is made mandatory in every SRKs and SMKs. If that is done, then Tamil schools will no longer be needed.

The majority of Indians in this country are Tamils. The Ceylonese are also Tamils. It is just that these two groups with the same mother tongue came from two different countries, India and Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Hence, Indian and Ceylonese which were originally terms for nationality got carried on as race in official documents.

To add salt to the wound, we do not identify ourselves as Tamils in official documents. Therefore, there is a tangled situation here. Since we do not identify ourselves as Tamils, we cannot demand for Tamil language to be made mandatory for every Indian student in Malaysia. Because, not all Indians are Tamils. Most non Tamil Indians are not interested to have Tamil language made mandatory for their children.

Many may argue with me saying that Chinese are also divided on languages as in Hokkien, Cantonese, etc. yet they can unite and learn Mandarin. The Chinese have many languages but Mandarin is a common language for them. Unlike the Chinese, we Indians do not have a common language or even a common writing script.

Looking at this situation, we can only make Tamil as an optional subject in schools. Which means students can choose if they want to skip it. If we make it optional, then majority will not learn it. Keep in mind that we are living in an era where most parents feel that it is okay not to learn Tamil.

It is also not right for us to force the Malayalees or Telugus to learn Tamil if they do not want it. I will be most happy if they change their mind and say “Let Tamil be the common language for all Indians in Malaysia”.

If they do not agree for Tamil to be made mandatory despite it being the language of the Indian majority in Malaysia (over 80%), then I think the only solution is to demand for a separate race identity called Tamil instead of Indian or Ceylonese in all official documents.

With a Tamil population of almost 1.5 million, we can then look at the government and say “Okay folks, we will convert our 523 Tamil schools into SRKs nationwide, but make Tamil language mandatory for all Tamil children in every Malaysian school”.

Our aim is to preserve Tamil language and to prevent it from becoming a dead language. Until we can make Tamil mandatory in every SRKs or SMKs, we have no choice but to let Tamil schools to exist.

Health benefits of curry leaves

It's customary for most of us to simply remove curry leaves from our food, well you shouldn't be doing that! Here are the reasons why.

New Delhi: Curry leaf is an essential ingredient in Indian cooking especially in South India. However, it’s customary for most of us to simply remove and throw the leaf from our food and not consume it. Well, you shouldn’t be doing that! Wonder why?

Curry leaf has many medicinal properties. It stimulates digestive enzymes and helps break down food more easily. Have a glass of buttermilk mixed with a little hing (asafoetida) with a few curry leaves thrown after meal for good digestion.

- A good remedy for nausea and indigestion. Extract juice of curry leaves, squeeze a lime and add a pinch of sugar.

- Chew a few leaves every day to lose weight

- Curry leaves are also known to improve eyesight, so make sure you do not throw away the leaves while eating. It is also believed to prevent cataract.

- Curry leaves are also good for hair growth and colour. If you don’t like its raw taste, you can buy the curry leaf powder widely available in the market and have it with hot rice. You can also make it at home. This will prevent pre mature graying of hair.

- Alternatively, you can also add a few curry leaves to your hair oil and boil it for a few minutes. Applying this hair tonic will keep your hair healthy.

These are just few of the many benefits that the curry leaves possesses. Include this in your daily diet for better health.

-Agencies