BALAGOKULAM (HSS) AZ TIMES - October 2016

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OCTOBER 2016

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Indian Women

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IWEForum 2016 Five Wishes Health care...

Growhouse Garden Make My Ganesha Idol KID REPORTERS HINDUISM Q & A Yoga pose of the month person of the month story

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Events

HSS & Balagokulam’s Indian Women Empowerment Forum 2016 (On Sep 18, 2016) The first Indian Women Empowerment Forum’s Conference in AZ was held at IACRF Hall, 2809, W Maryland Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85017 on Sunday, September 18th, 2016 from 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM, empowering Indian Women. This event was organized by Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) in collaboration with Indo – American Foundation of Arizona (IACRF).

The event had an overwhelming response with more than 360 women registering for the conference. More than 290 women attended and participated in one of a kind Indian women conference ever organized in Arizona.

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Make My Ganesha (On Sep, 2016) Make My Ganesha Workshop Organized

by Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh & Maha Ganapati Temple of Arizona.

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s Events Growhouse Garden (On Sep 11, 2016) Sewa International USA - Phoenix TeamVolunteered in Growhouse garden they helped them preparing garden beds, planting, weeding, painting garden structures, watering, chicken coop and compost maintenance.

ents Five Wishes Health care Proxy & Living Will Workshop (On Sep 25, 2016) First Ever workshop on Health care proxy & Living will organized by Sewa International in collaboration with Jain center of Greater Phoenix & IndoAmerican Foundation of Arizona Ekta Mandir & Community Center with Girish Mehta Founder of Indian circle of caring Total 74 People took advantage and very much appreciated this community Service to prepare this most important but most neglected document of life.

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INDIAN WOMEN EMP Indian Women

Empowerment Forum

ORGANIZED IN PHOENIX BY THE IN COLLABORATION WITH INDO-AM

The first Indian Women Empowerment Forum’s Conference in AZ was held at IACRF Hall, 2809, W Maryland Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85017 on Sunday, September 18th, 2016 from 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM, empowering Indian Women. This event was organized by Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) in collaboration with Indo – American Foundation of Arizona (IACRF).

Kate Gallego, Councilwoman and Vice Mayor of Phoenix, Subhash Thathi and Jagdish Sagar of IACRF, Shyam Byra and Manisha Kand of HSS, Dr. Sujata Gunnala and Lalitha Byra inaugurated the conference by lighting the lamp. A welcome Bharatnatyam dance by Sweta Bhagavatula was gracefully performed for the song Vatapi. A very inspiring, motivating speech was given by Kate Gallego, Subhash Thathi, Jagdish Sagar WISHESH DIGITAL | OCTOBER 2016

and Shyam Byra at the conference.

The event had an overwhelming response with more than 360 women registering for the conference. More than 290 women attended and participated in one of a kind Indian women conference ever organized in Arizona.

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Panchanathan, Pediatrician on “Raising children with the best of Indian and American Values, and Mrs. Renu Navale, Director – Intel spoke on the three “Powers” that are critical to the process for empowering oneself and others and can be used by all women, regardless of type of profession or endeavour.

At the conference, IWEF recognized and felicitated three renowned Indian Women of Arizona for their exemplary contribution and service to the community:Kalashri Asha Gopal ji has won a number of prestigious awards and has been a tireless ambassador for Indian classical dances. Her school, Arathi School of Dance, has entered the Guinness Book of World Records for have the most number of arangetram in WISHESH DIGITAL | OCTOBER 2016

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THE GOAL OF INDIAN WOMEN

EMPOWERMENT FORUM (IWEF) IS TO HELP AND SUPPORT THE RAPIDLY INCREASING ASIAN

INDIAN WOMEN POPULATION IN AZ. INDIAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FORUM WILL PROMOTE AWARENESS OF ISSUES RELEVANT TO WOMEN AND OUR COMMUNITY; PROVIDE GUIDANCE TO NEEDY WOMEN THEREBY EMPOWERING THEM TO HANDLE THE CHALLENGES FACED EFFECTIVELY & EFFICIENTLY WITH THE HELP OF OTHER WOMEN.

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Events : INDIAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FORUM 2016 the USA. There are no words which can convey our awe and respect for Saranjit Saini ji for her tireless sewa to Nishkam Seva Gurudwara Sahib in North Phoenix.

Dr. Sujata Gunnala,voted Phoenix magazine Top Doctor, has donated land to the Maha Ganapathi Temple of Arizona and volunteers her time and services to the temple.

The IWEF’s first women conference was well rounded with information packed forums and discussions, entertainment, and fun games. The informational side to the event consisted of two panel discussions and break out discussions. The first panel discussion led by Dr. Padma Aking and Mrs. Anita

Rangaswami addressed issues related to mental health and stress for women.

More precisely, does one explore medication for symptoms of psychiatric illnesses or should we use more holistic approaches?The second panel event was a health forum discussion panel.

This panel was led by Dr. Vidya Raman who addressed health concerns in middle-aged Indian women like Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and life style choices and associated risk factors, Dr. Radha Ramamrutham who spoke on dementia and Dr. Sandhya Raavi stressed on children’s mental health and a very delicate topic – sex education for children.

There were 12 parallel tracks of group discussions in the break out session. They were Bring Out The Best Of You By Bhakti Gosalia, Holistic Awareness By Shampa Chatterjee & Anila Adusumilli, Cultural Values By HSS Manisha Kand, Educate & Unleash Your Potential By Rashmi Menon & Meha Trivedi, Enhance Your Strength To Promote Yourself By Sapna Patel, Learn & Rise To Top & Excel By Shyamala Chalakudi, Breast Cancer Awareness & Women’s Health By Dr.Rashmi Vaidya & Shobana Bhatt, Learn The World Of Business By Harpinder Saini & Manju Walia, Financial Wisdom By Julie Lalwani, Evolve, Adapt & Embrace Change By Deepa Iyer, Legal Laws & Docs By Monica Sud Devraj & Geetha Nimmagadda and last but not least Career Advice By Rupa Chenthil.

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Events : INDIAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FORUM 2016 There were three dance performances and all were folk dances from India: Odia Regional Dance was performed by. Parul Agarwal, Smrutirekha Ray, Shatabdi Routray, Sonali Chatterjee for the song “Paada repaada Chandaa , Paadenupura bandha”. Gidha, a popular Punjabi folk dance was performed by Harmeet Kaur, Manmeet Kaur, Jai Kaur, Gurpreet Kaur, Harpreet Kaur, Manmeet Kaur, Sharan Kaur, Sarb Kaur, Renu Singh, Sweety Dult, Simran Kaur. The last song performed was a Lezim folk dance form, from Maharashtra, India where dancers carry a small musical instrument with jingling cymbals called the Lezim, The song was “Deva Shree Ganesha” This was performed by SarithaMuriki, SapnaMaheshwara, Suvarna Fadnavis, Namrata Tilekar, Arpita Shiggavi, Uma Raghavendra, Mrunal Koranne and Ramya Parthasarathi. An ode “ SunoSuno Meri Awaaz” to all empowered women was sung melodiously by Mouly Bhatt.

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Events : INDIAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FORUM 2016

At 8:00 PM, a delicious dinner was served. The dinner spread was from Uttappam to Mysore bondas to double kamitha, all cooked fresh by the HSS volunteer men in the kitchen, right there at IACRF Hall.

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Events : FIVE WISHES HEALTH CARE PROXY & LIVING WILL WORKSHOP

First Ever workshop on Health care proxy & Living will organized by Sewa International in collaboration with Jain center of Greater Phoenix & IndoAmerican Foundation of Arizona Ekta Mandir & Community Center with Girish Mehta Founder of Indian circle of caring Total 74 People took advantage and very much appreciated this community Service to prepare this most important but most neglected document of life WISHESH DIGITAL | OCTOBER 2016

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FIVE WISHES HEALTH CARE PROXY & LIVING WILL WORKSHOP

By Sewa

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Events : GROWHOUSE GARDEN

GROWHOUSE GARDEN

By Sewa

To participate in similar monthly volunteering events and other service programs of Sewa international like Family Services and Youth empowerment, WISHESH CONTACT DIGITAL | OCTOBER 2016 PLEASE : PHOENIX@SEWAUSA.ORG OR VISIT : WWW.SEWAUSA.ORG 16

Sewa International USA Phoenix TeamVolunteered in Growhouse garden they helped them preparing garden beds, planting, weeding, painting garden structures, watering, chicken coop and compost maintenance.

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Events : MAKE MY GANESHA IDOL MAKING

MAKE MY GANESHA IDOL MAKING

By HSS

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MAKE MY GANESHA By Maha Ganapati Temple of Arizona and HSS

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Why we do not have many Brahma temples in Bharat/India unlike Vishnu and Shiva.

As kids we all have lot of questions in our mind about the different stories that we have read or heard about our Hindu Gods, this interesting story may answer some of your questions like they answered mine.

There are few stories you may find but the one I found interesting and wanted to share with you all is this one.

Once two heavenly people (Gandharvas) came to visit Lord Vishnu but Lord Vishnu was in deep meditation, so he did not see them. Brahma came by and tried to awaken Lord Vishnu but failed to do so, Lord Brahma was angry and tried once again and managed to awaken Lord Vishnu. Lord Brahma was furious because Lord Vishnu was very calm and unaware of how angry Brahma was; soon Lord Brahma started arguing who was superior amongst them. The argument continued in space, luckily the two heavenly people (Gandharvas) told Lord Shiva about the quarrel.

Lord Shiva took the form of a gigantic lingam that was made of fire, when Brahma and Vishnu saw this they did not know that the giant fire was Lord Shiva.

Lord Vishnu suggested that whoever finds the end of the lingam is the superior God; both of them set to find the end of lingam. Lord Vishnu went down to

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the underworld (Patal) and he took the shape of a boar and started his journey.

Lord Brahma took the shape of a swan and started his journey, after years he found Ketaki flower which told him that she had been here since the creation of the world and she said she has not seen the end and Brahma’s attempt would be a failure. Brahma thought for a while and asked Ketaki to be a witness in front of Lord Vishnu and lie for him that he had seen the end. Ketaki agreed and lied to Vishnu, who agreed that Lord Brahma was the Superior. On knowing this Lord Shiva became angry and cursed Lord Brahma for lying, he cursed him to be never worshiped on earth, seeing this Ketaki begged for forgiveness, Lord Shiva said she shall only be used for Lord Vishnu’s prayers and not for Lord Shiva any more.

Dear Friends lesson learned from this story is whether God or Human if we do not speak the truth then we will be punished in some way, so always dare to speak the truth, don’t think about the results.

- Smriti Sunil (Jijamata Shaka)

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Kid Reporters

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THE SPACE Space is a place where there are planets, the Sun and the moons. There are nine planets; they are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Pluto is now considered as a dwarf planet. Venus is the only planet that rotates clockwise around the Sun, but the rest of the planets rotates anticlockwise.

Mercury is the closest planet from the Sun. Venus is the sister planet of Earth and is about the same size as Earth. Earth is a perfect place for the circle of life because it is the perfect distance from the Sun and there is enough water for life. Mars is the red planet and it might contain life as astronauts are still exploring. Earth has one moon but Mars has two moons.

Some people say that Mars’s two moons got caught in Mars’s atmosphere from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

Jupiter on the other hand is the largest of the planets and has sixteen or more moons. Saturn is not the only planet with rings, even Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune have rings. Saturn rings are brighter and are made out of ice and rocks.

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Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are made out of gas and liquids, they are the outer planets. But Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars are made out of rocks and minerals, they are the inner planets.

Comets have two tails, did you know that comets are shooting stars because of the heat of the Earth atmosphere? A meteoroid is a space rock that is made out of rocks, minerals, ice and metal.

I like space because of the mysterious things in it.

- Abhita Naik

(3rd Grade, Jijamata Shaka)

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Q&A

Hinduism Volume 9

Hinduism is the oldest religion of this world. During the period when people in other areas were hunting down animals, the great Hindu sages, holy men and Kings were leading their people in virtuous life by chanting the vedas, carrying out great yagas (yagna) and medical research in Sittha, Ayurveda and also in astronomy.

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Q: Who can become a Hindu ? Can one be a Hindu only by birth ?

No, not at all. As the knowledge in Hinduism is not in a closed boundary, Hinduism does not limit itself to any closed boundary of land, language or race. In fact people embracing Hinduism have been there for ages.

Q: Hinduism is the religion of one particular land called India, right ?

No, actually not. This new name called Hinduism given to this discipline is what makes it appear it as the religion of one land. Though it is currently practiced mainly in India there are references in scriptures like Shiva mahaa puraaNam that this worship was spread throughout the world.

While the other parts have forgotten this history it is still in practice now in other parts.

Q: The Aryans invaded the Dravidans and ...

No, No. The words aryan and dravidan seem to be misinterpreted. The word arya has been used as a title of dignity while dravida refers to the land Deccan and not a race.

The wars that are said to have happened between these two appears to be a tint of imagination added to the purANic, epical events.

Q: What is this caste system ?

Quite long ago the society was divided into four castes depending upon the nature of service they do so that they together make sure the smooth running of the social system. It was like the operational divisions

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of organizations. These four castes were the four functional pillars on which the society was standing. In the course of time the caste started to get determined by birth and later some of these sections started considering themselves superior to others. This finally led to the cruelty and inhuman behaviors of untouchability etc. There has been time and again cautions from Hindu scholars against these inhuman behaviors. Now this system is getting phased out and the Hindus should be soon out of the bad taste it left.

Q: What is the status of women under Hinduism ?

Hinduism that views God as both masculine and feminine (and neuter too), suggests the role of women hand in hand with her male counterpart. Feminity is worshipped in the forms of rivers, land, etc. Females have the right to perform worship as their male counterparts. There are many vedic sages, philosophers of later day, poets queens and so on from the womenfolk (1). If the male has the authority over the operations, the female commands the respect of the family. They do not compete but complement to form a better society. Quite naturally the wife is called saha dharmini or the companion in the dharma. In the course of time and especially in the last millenium there has been an major deterioration of this status due to whatever circumstances. It is time to shun away all those dirt accumulated on the way and rediscover the glory of the ancient equality.

Source : http://shaivam.org/

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INDIAN YOGA Yoga Pose of the Month

Garbhasana THE FOETUS POSE

Garbhasana or the Foetus Pose resembles a foetus in the womb in the final position. Garbhasana brings one back to the original state of mind when we were in the mother’s womb.

Our subconscious mind still holds memories of the time that we spend in the mother’s womb. In the mother’s womb we were relatively free of worries and the mind is calm. When we assume the Garbhasana pose, the mind goes back to those seed memories and it calms down our nerves.

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How to do 1. Sit in Padmasana or the Lotus pose.

2. Insert the hands into the gap between the thighs and calf muscles of both the legs.

3. The elbows should bend around the calf muscles to hold the legs.

4. Lift up the legs with the hands. Exhale during this process.

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Benefits hands. This is the final position. The entire weight of the body is on the buttocks.

Balance yourself in this position.

6. Remain in this position for as long as comfortable.

Breathing can be slow and normal in this final position.

Concentrate of maintain the balance of the body or on the breath.

1. Garbhasana can be used to control the mind. If one has a sudden bout of anger or anxiety, assuming this asana can help to reduce the agitation of the mind.

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It can increase appetite.

3. It gives as sense of balance.

4. Garbhasana is useful for removing nervous disorders.

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Person of the month rule is remembered as a golden age in Indore’s history.

From an agricultural background herself, she married Khanderav, prince of Indore. Thereafter, she resided in the Royal Palace. Later, she was trained in statecraft and accompanied the army to war on many occasions. At that time the Maratha Empire (which was founded by Shivaji) was at the apex of its power. There were frequent battles and skirmishes, both against foreigners as well as internal feuds. In one such battle in 1754, Ahilyabai’s husband was killed. Her aged father-in-law was shattered at the death of his son. He summoned Ahilyabai who he loved deeply, and said: “You are now my son. I wish that you look after my kingdom.”

Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar (1725-1795)

The warrior queen of India

Ahilyabai Holkar is fondly remembered as a noble, saintly and courageous woman. She ruled the kingdom of Indore (which was then part of the wider Maratha Empire) for several decades. Her

On taking control of Indore, she declared, “This kingdom belongs to Shankar (Shiva). On behalf of Shankar I will do my duty to manage the affairs for the benefit of the people.” She lived a very simple life.

Instead of living in the palace she preferred to live on the banks of the River Narmada at the pilgrimage site called “Maheshwar”.

At the age of 70 Ahilyabai passed away in Rameshwar. Her life shines brightly in the firmament of history, for ruling her kingdom with piety and selflessness; sincerely devoting herself to her subjects while keeping Dharma at the forefront of all that she did. Her life will be an inspiration for future generations of Hindus.

Source: http://www.hinduhistory.info/

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Story

Value of Words Once, Bhagwan Buddha was doing dhyan in the jungle. At this time, a man was walking

by Bhagwan Buddha. He was lost, tired and hungry.

Seeing the peaceful look on Buddha’s serene face, the man instantly became very angry. He started to swear at Bhagwan Buddha. He thought Bhagwan Buddha would open his eyes and respond. However, Buddha’s face did not change.

Again the man yelled and swore; still no reaction. So he shook Bhagwan Buddha and said, “I’ve been swearing at you for a while; say something!”

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what you have been saying.”

“You might not have paid attention to them, but you did hear them. So why didn’t you say something?” replied the man.

“Your words are worthless, so why would I listen to them?” replied Buddha.

This annoyed the man even further. “And since I haven’t acknowledged them, they are still with you,” continued Bhagwan Buddha.

that person does not accept them?”

This explanation opened the man’s eyes. He realized, “If no one accepts my coins, then they stay with me. So, when I swear at someone, and if that person does not acknowledge them, the rude words will stay with me forever.”

Source : kids.baps.org

“How is that?” ask the man.

Bhagwan Buddha asked for a few coins from the man.

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Health Tips

PROVEN HEALTH AND NUTRITIONAL

BENEFITS OF AVOCADO Avocado you may consider to be a very unique fruit. Most of the common fruits that you may come across would be composed of carbohydrates. Whereas avocado is high in healthy fats, or omega3’s. Numerous studies have brought to the fore countless health benefits of avocado. We present to you the same in this publication. Read on ahead, as we present to you certain proven health and nutritional benefits of Avocado.

Avocado is what we refer as to the fruit of the avocado tree. A prized as it may be called because of its high nutritional values. The fruit finds application in a number of dishes and salads, from across cuisines, due to its rich flavour and characteristic texture.

The guacamole dip made with mashed fresh avocado, finely chopped onions and seasoning is among the more popular

avocado dishes. Popularity wise, specially in the Americas, where the fruit has migrated from across the border Mexico, the avocado may say to have hit a purple patch. It is a popular food among health conscious individuals the world over, and due its high nutritional values, is often referred to as a super food.

The Avocado may come in the shape of a pear, as we may commonly know them to be, or they may even be rounded. Even the colour of the fruit may vary from green to black. A single fruit may weigh anywhere from 8 ounces, which would be around 220 grams, to about 3 pounds, which would close to 1.4 kilograms. Has avocado may be the most popular type of avocado that you may come across. Whereas the pear shape is the most popular shape of the fruit.

Source : www.healthspectra.com

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