🌺Trishund Ganpati Mandir Pune🌺

The temple is called Trishund Ganpati as it has the idol of Sri Ganesha with three trunks and six hands, seated on a peacock. This depiction of the deity is not found anywhere else in the country.

The temple has been constructed on a high platform and has a small courtyard around it which is often decorated with earthen diyas, lights and flowers on special occasions or festivals. The temple also has images and sculptures of Bhagwan Shiv on the outside.

Some even say that the original plan was to dedicate the temple to Bhagwan Shiv. At the entrance of the temple, you can also find sculptures of Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of prosperity flanked by two elephants.

Another intriguing part of the temple is the fact that it has three inscriptions on the wall of the sanctum of the temple. While two of them are in Devanagari script and Sanskrit language, one of them is interestingly in Persian script.

The first inscription talks about the foundation of Rameshwara and the story of the inspection of the temple in 1754. While on the second and inscriptions you can find verses from Bhagavad Gita and story about the construction of Gurudev Datta temple respectively.

Thread On @alluarjun's Debut Pan India Film #Pushpa Celebrations , Response Across North India 🔥

Starting With Mukta A2 Cinemas, Chattisgarh

ALLU ALLU ALLU 🔥🔥🔥

Maya Multiplex , Uttarpradesh

Rayagadda , odisha

Berhampur , Odisha 🔥


New Delhi 🔥💥

Many machine learning courses that target developers want you to start with algebra, calculus, probabilities, ML theory, and only then—if you haven't quit already—you may see some code.

I want you to know there's another way.

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2. For me, there's no substitute to seeing things working, trying them out myself, hitting a wall, fixing them, seeing the results.

A hands-on approach engages me in a way pages of theory never will.

And I know many of you reading this are wired just like me.

3. I feel that driving a car is a good analogy.

While understanding some basics are necessary to start driving, you don't need to read the entire manual before jumping behind the wheel.

As long as you practice in empty parking lots and backroads, you'll be fine.

4. As you make your way to public roads, you can start incorporating more of the theory that will help you stay safe.

At this point, that theory won't be lost on you: your hours behind the wheel will help you make the necessary connections.

Things will start clicking quick.

5. I've talked to people struggling with derivatives that have no idea why or when they'll become helpful.

I've seen others memorizing what eigenvectors are, or manually transposing matrices because "that's what it takes."

Honestly, for the most part, it's not.

A Mega Thread on RELATIVE STRENGTH

A method to improve
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Relative strength is a strategy used in momentum investing and in identifying value stocks.

It focuses on investing in stocks or other investments that have performed well relative to the market as a whole or to a relevant benchmark.
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For example, a relative strength investor might select technology companies that have outperformed the Nifty50, or the Nifty 500.
This is basically used for Identifying the strongest sector , stocks , asset class by comparing the relative performance
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Brahma temple in Pushkar is the only temple dedicated to God Brahma in the whole world. It is a pilgrimage site that is frequently visited by thousands of devotees every year. Located in the district of Ajmer, Pushkar is a small and serene town that hosts the world’s only...

...Brahma temple where Brahma Ji, the god of creation, is worshipped.
Brahma, despite being one of the most powerful gods and the creator of the universe, has only one temple dedicated to him in the world, and this is what makes the Brahma temple in Pushkar so unique among...

...several other pilgrimage sites and shrines in Rajasthan.
Located close to the sacred lake of Pushkar, the Brahma temple pretty much reflects the Rajasthani architectural style. The fact that it finds a place in several Rajasthan tour packages doesn’t come as a surprise.

Although the current structure dates back to the 14th century,the core structure of the Brahma temple is about 2000 yrs old.

Built on a high platform,there r a number of marble steps that lead to entrance of the holy Brahma Pushkar temple which is adorned with pillared canopies.

After the entry gate comes the pillared outdoor hall called Mandapa and then the main sanctum sanctorum called Garbhagriha which is dedicated to Brahma and his second wife, Gayatri.

The Year 2021 Gone By, What a Journey It was for me ,So Much Learning,

I am posting this to express my Gratitude towards Hitesh Bhai @hjyadav and Mitesh Bhai.

This Is What I Tried To Learn From Your Workshop and Still Learning From Both of You,

A Thread on "The Power Of 3"🧵🧵

Welcome To My World, Charts with Only Price N Volume.

What do Charles Dow and Jesse Livermore have in common? They used price and volume to anticipate where the market was heading next,

-Anna Coulling.
Note: Only go ahead if you are passionate about learning price and volume.

"The Simple and Most Powerful Strategy"

"The Power Of 3"

“3 Rising Candles With 3 Rising Volume Bar At Break Out Level.”

It was an eye opener event for me, Mitesh bhai's workshop in Aug 2019, Specially for someone like me who was always fascinated by all sorts of Indicators.

I was in awe of both , how they were explaining charts without any indicators, only Price n Volume, That's It and Mitesh Bhai was explaining logic behind every trade as if chart is talking to him and rest is we all know how the genius pick his winners at ease.

All the time I heard Mitesh bhai saying like "let it trade above rejection candles with volume" or Hitesh Bhai saying like "It's complete Marubozu" or closing with 3 White soldiers or watch out "3 black crows are here", hedge your positions, This terminologies were quite common.

You know how having too many open Chrome tabs bogs your computer down?

The same happens to your brain.

Unfinished tasks keep "running" in the background.

It's called the Zeigarnik Effect.

Here's how it works and what to do about it:

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Quick History:

Named after Dr. Bluma Zeigarnik.

While sitting in a busy restaurant in Vienna, she noticed the waiters had better memories of unpaid orders vs. paid ones.

Once the bill was paid, they struggled to remember the exact details of the orders.

But why?

1/ Our brains are wired to remember unfinished tasks better than completed ones.

Like a to-do list, once we finish a task, our brain checks it off the list to free up mental bandwidth.

The more unfinished tasks, the more resources our brain dedicates to keeping track of them.

2/ Storytellers leverage the Zeigarnik Effect with cliffhangers.

We keep reading/watching to find out what happens next because our brains are driven to seek closure.

Once resolved, we can forget and move on.

Until then, we lean in with rapt attention.

3/ It's another reason blocking uninterrupted time for deep work is important.

What most call "multi-tasking" is actually task-switching.

The ZE is one reason we suck at it.

When we're doing something and get interrupted, our brain keeps that "tab" open—draining our CPU.

The only food that has every single substance to sustain life:

Honey.

A single bee produces just half a teaspoon in a lifetime

It’s the only natural sweetener that heals

You’re probably not having enough honey

Here’s the breakdown:

You must be thinking:

I’ve had honey before and I don’t think its that amazing?

Well I hate to break it to you but the honey you bought from that supermarket in the past may not be what I’m talking about

When I talk about honey, I’m talking about Raw Honey

Yes, raw in its most natural unfiltered form

Straight from the honeycomb -> In your mouth

That’s where all the nutrition is

Anything you get that isn’t raw, is pasteurised — meaning its heated to the point where most of the good stuff dies

And we don’t want that

So the next time you head to the market (hopefully after this thread), look for Raw, Organic, Unfiltered honey

Even better if you know someone who makes it locally

Local Honey will help you with your seasonal allergies

It’s the original [redacted]

Now let’s get to just why honey is such a superfood

1. HONEY HEALS

Honey’s been used as a natural remedy for over 8000 years

It’s able to act as a natural cough syrup & is also able to seal wounds because it has enzymes that naturally create hydrogen peroxide

Spoke with my neighbour. A type 2 diabetic on medications and realized even now there is so much ignorance on this subject. I have done extensive research on this subject (was forced 2 after being diagnosed)

Here sharing it with you all. retweet it, it may save someone's life.

My Neighbour said his hba1c is 7. Everything is fine, he just needs to bring it below 6.9 and he would be fine.
That is just baloney! anything more than 5.6 will result in all kind of complications (Kidney failure,retina failure (blindness) amputations& heart attack etc etc

When i told him the benifits of intermittent fasting and fasting, My neighbour Nitin said, I cannot fast as doctor said i need to eat 5 -6 times a day.

FACT: If you are NOT on any insulin enhancing drugs. you can fast as much as you want. (metformin is OK)

to which he said These drugs r permanent & progressive, you can never stop using them.
FACT: if you can change your diet, you can change your sugar and insulin levels and no longer need these drugs. (advise not aplicable to type 1 diabetics, they wud always need insulin injection

Diet, I am on diet precribed by WHO.
FACT: Fuck WHO, and don't eat carbohydrates. infact another name of diabetes is carb intolerance. You can never acheive 5.6 or lower while eating your rice and roti.

#Anytime God is involved..the outcome is predictable. Part 1

Of a truth, everytime the Almighty God steps in, the outcome is predictable.

Here I am studying once again, the book of Exodus 14....

it must have been a time of fear & trepidation for the israelites...

they were indeed stuck between the red sea & Pharaoh's merciless army who obviously had the advantage, however, Pharaoh could only see as "far" as his eyes could see.

He thought to himself, "I have closed them in...
Exodus 14:3 MSG
"Pharaoh will think, 'The Israelites are lost;

they're confused. The wilderness has closed in on them.'

And here was God laughing in heaven, seeing how a mere man was acting like the alpha & omega.

The pressure was now on Moses to do something...only God knows what was going through Moses' mind at that time, & while he was

waiting on God, he heard God speaking again, "don't wait on Me anymore, Move.. the deed is done."

Exodus 14:13
Moses spoke to the people: "Don't be afraid. Stand firm and watch God do his work of salvation for you today. Take a good look at the Egyptians today for you're never

going to see them again.

What reassuring words

Exodus 14:15 God said to Moses: "Why cry out to me? Speak to the Israelites. Order them to get moving.
Exodus 14:17 "Meanwhile I'll make sure the Egyptians keep up their stubborn chase -I'll use Pharaoh & his entire army,

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Thanks to @swing_ka_sultan for suggesting chartink to me again, I started reusing it.

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Everyone needs to stop talking and especially writing articles about the governor of FL.

It’s a game designed to make you look bad, and it mostly works.

It helps no one & reinforces his base’s beliefs abt the media. It will tip more swing voters toward him than away from him.

Here’s how it works:

A few people react to something he says or does (often bad things but sometimes really minor).

Then it grows online and his staff stoke the freakout.

By the time the most accusatory version circulates widely, his staff puts out info to prove it wrong.

So then you have easily debunk-able stories and tweets (fake news?) about DeSantis, faraway and less-informed progressive Twitter going bananas on false pretenses, and a vindicated GOP base.

This all suits the governor and his political staff (I say this bc he treats governing and campaigning as one, and his comms staff are more about campaigning than information or policy) perfectly. They are playing you like a pawnshop fiddle.

Example 1: “DeSantis has gone missing.” So stupid. I know there was a covid spike. But he can take a few days off. And his staff said he was. But then, when the media were atwitter with #WheresRon, they post a schedule Thursday showing he worked all week but w/ no public events.

A BRIEF HOSTORY OF VEDAS :

Our ancient scriptures describe in great detail about mathematics, physics, biology, philosophy, astronomy,health science, linguistics, science and technology where we are forgetting to gives the credit. Going to explain all ahead in #thread

1. Rigved- means praise it’s explain in various hymns praising the elements of the nature and cosmos.
2. YAJUR Veda - means worship and explain different procedures of worship of the nature.
3. Saama Veda- saama means song it gives music driven canonical format

4.- Atharva Veda- means stable mind it sets the rules for a daily life we spent.

Vedic literature consists of four vedas, six external blocks called vedangs, four upvedas,
Smriti, Puran, Sanhita, Epics, Aagams and Siddhant.

The six external blocks are called Vedangs

Siksha : Study of phonetics

Niruktha : Study of etymology

Vyakaran : Study of grammar

Jyothishya : study of Astronomy

Chandas : Study of linguistic Rhythm
Kalpa : Study of Rituals

Each veda has an Upvedas dealing with different branches of ancient Indian Education in different fields.

Rig Veda --Ayurveda-- study of Medicine and life sciences

Yajurveda --Dhanurveda-- study of Archery and warfare

Saam Veda--GandharvaVeda-- Study of music, art & dance

Over the past 10 years, I have read over 500 business books.

99% were 1 idea stretched across 300 pages.

They should have been blog posts.

Save yourself the time and just read these 10 👇

1/ Marketing

The vast majority of tactical marketing books become outdated after 1-2 years.

Some, after 6 months.

Positioning by Al Ries & Jack Trout is some of the most mind-bending and timeless strategic marketing thinking out

2/ Growth

Did you know the top 10% of consumers in your category can drive 30-70% of the revenue growth?

Superconsumers by @eddiewouldgrow will completely change the way you think about growing your biz.

You don't need "all consumers."

Just

3/ Motivation

Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, founder of Nike, is one of the most inspiring business stories you'll ever read.

And it all started by selling high-quality, low-cost running shoes from Japan.

(A style nobody thought was "cool" at the

4/ Leverage

The Self-Made Billionaire Effect by John Sviokla & Mitch Cohen is all about how Producers can combine conflicting, opposite ideas at the same time to create massive value.

This is the playbook for thinking like a