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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
साभार
साभार
यूरोप का विज्ञान ज्ञान-2
गेलीलियो के पहले सारे यूरोप में मान्यता थी कि भारी वजन वाली वस्तु हलकी वजन वाली वस्तु से अधिक वेग से गिरेगी, क्योंकि अरस्तु ने कहा था कि एक पौंड तथा दस पौंड का पत्थर यदि उपर से फेंका जाये तो दस पौंड का पत्थर दस गुना वेग से निचे गिरेगा !गैलिलियो ने इस मान्यता को चुनौती दी और कहा वस्तु चाहे एक पौंड कि हो या दस पौंड की वायु का प्रतिरोध यदि छोड़ दिया जाय तो दोनों एक साथ जमीन पर गिरेंगी ! जैसे ही गलीलियो ने इस मान्यता का प्रतिपादन किया, सारा शहर उस पर टूट पड़ा ! लोगों ने उससे पूछना शुरू किया- तुम अरस्तु से अधिक समझदार समझते हो अपने आपको ? इस पर गेलीलियो ने कहा, जो मैंने कहा वह करके बता सकता हूँ ! इसे सुन सब लोगों में आश्चर्य और उत्सुकता जगी और जिस दिन गेलीलियो अपनी बात को प्रयोग द्वारा सिद्ध करने वाला था, उस दिन पिसा की प्रसिद्द मीनार के पास सारा नगर उमड़ पड़ा ! गेलीलियो मीनार पर चढ़ा, सारे लोग साँस रोके उपर देखने लगे ! इसी समय गेलीलियो ने एक और दस पौंड वजन के दोनों पत्थर एक साथ छोड़े और आश्चर्य चकित लोगों ने देखा, दोनों पत्थर एक साथ जमीन पर गिरे ! प्रत्यक्ष अपनी आँखों से यह यह प्रयोग देखने के बाद लोगों की प्रतिक्रिया थी, गेलीलियो जरुर काला जादू जानता है, अन्यथा अरस्तु कभी गलत हो ही नहीं सकते हैं ! यह घटना बताती है की आज से ४५० वर्ष पूर्व यूरोप में विज्ञान के बारे में मानसिकता कैसी थी ?
क्रमशः जारी.......
गेलीलियो के पहले सारे यूरोप में मान्यता थी कि भारी वजन वाली वस्तु हलकी वजन वाली वस्तु से अधिक वेग से गिरेगी, क्योंकि अरस्तु ने कहा था कि एक पौंड तथा दस पौंड का पत्थर यदि उपर से फेंका जाये तो दस पौंड का पत्थर दस गुना वेग से निचे गिरेगा !गैलिलियो ने इस मान्यता को चुनौती दी और कहा वस्तु चाहे एक पौंड कि हो या दस पौंड की वायु का प्रतिरोध यदि छोड़ दिया जाय तो दोनों एक साथ जमीन पर गिरेंगी ! जैसे ही गलीलियो ने इस मान्यता का प्रतिपादन किया, सारा शहर उस पर टूट पड़ा ! लोगों ने उससे पूछना शुरू किया- तुम अरस्तु से अधिक समझदार समझते हो अपने आपको ? इस पर गेलीलियो ने कहा, जो मैंने कहा वह करके बता सकता हूँ ! इसे सुन सब लोगों में आश्चर्य और उत्सुकता जगी और जिस दिन गेलीलियो अपनी बात को प्रयोग द्वारा सिद्ध करने वाला था, उस दिन पिसा की प्रसिद्द मीनार के पास सारा नगर उमड़ पड़ा ! गेलीलियो मीनार पर चढ़ा, सारे लोग साँस रोके उपर देखने लगे ! इसी समय गेलीलियो ने एक और दस पौंड वजन के दोनों पत्थर एक साथ छोड़े और आश्चर्य चकित लोगों ने देखा, दोनों पत्थर एक साथ जमीन पर गिरे ! प्रत्यक्ष अपनी आँखों से यह यह प्रयोग देखने के बाद लोगों की प्रतिक्रिया थी, गेलीलियो जरुर काला जादू जानता है, अन्यथा अरस्तु कभी गलत हो ही नहीं सकते हैं ! यह घटना बताती है की आज से ४५० वर्ष पूर्व यूरोप में विज्ञान के बारे में मानसिकता कैसी थी ?
क्रमशः जारी.......
Saturday, April 9, 2011
अनुपम सार है कल्पना
सृष्टि का अनुपम सार है कल्पना
कल्पना कभी मरती नहीं
नव जीवन का संचार करती है
घनघोर अँधेरी रात में भी
नव सुबह का श्रिंगार करती है
जीवन एक शरीर है
कल्पना इसकी आत्मा
कल्पना तो हर मन में विहार करती है
कल्पना ही राग को मल्हार करती है
सृष्टि का नव निर्माण करती है
कल्पना कभी मरती नहीं !
कल्पना भी क्या चीज है
ज्यों बुलबुला हो पानी का
पल में बनती फिर फूट जाती है
कभी तो बड़ा दिल दुखाती है
पर मन में ना हो कल्पना जिसके
बिन मांझी जीवन नैया डूब जाती है
मौजो पे बहती एक अविचल धार है कल्पना
सृष्टि का अनुपम सार है कल्पना
तपस्वी योगी को स्वीकार है कल्पना
मन के सुख दुःख का उपहार है कल्पना
इस्वर को भी तुझसे प्यार है कल्पना
यह कविता क्यों ? कल्पना ही सार है बाकी असार है !
कल्पना कभी मरती नहीं
नव जीवन का संचार करती है
घनघोर अँधेरी रात में भी
नव सुबह का श्रिंगार करती है
जीवन एक शरीर है
कल्पना इसकी आत्मा
कल्पना तो हर मन में विहार करती है
कल्पना ही राग को मल्हार करती है
सृष्टि का नव निर्माण करती है
कल्पना कभी मरती नहीं !
कल्पना भी क्या चीज है
ज्यों बुलबुला हो पानी का
पल में बनती फिर फूट जाती है
कभी तो बड़ा दिल दुखाती है
पर मन में ना हो कल्पना जिसके
बिन मांझी जीवन नैया डूब जाती है
मौजो पे बहती एक अविचल धार है कल्पना
सृष्टि का अनुपम सार है कल्पना
तपस्वी योगी को स्वीकार है कल्पना
मन के सुख दुःख का उपहार है कल्पना
इस्वर को भी तुझसे प्यार है कल्पना
यह कविता क्यों ? कल्पना ही सार है बाकी असार है !
सृष्टि तो कल्पना की पुत्री है !
अरविन्द योगी ०८/०४/२०११
अरविन्द योगी ०८/०४/२०११
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Rajasthan Temples >> Eklingji Temple
Eklingji is located about twelve miles to the North of Udaipur in Rajasthan. Eklingji (Shiva) whose temple is located here, is said to be the guardian deity of Mewar.
This deity was regarded as the virtual ruler, by the Maharajas of Mewar - who considered themselves to be regents (Dewans) under Eklingji. Ekligji (Kailashpuri) is a town situated in a beautiful valley and it attracts multitudes of visitors throughout the year.
The existing structure, is one built out of the ruins of a previously destroyed structure and it dates back to the 15th century CE. The architecture resembles that of the Jain temples of Gujarat Shiva is worshipped here as a four faced black marble image, the four faces representing Bhrama facing west, Vishnu facing North, Maheshwar facing South and Surya (Sun) facing the east. The flat top of the composite idol is covered with a Yantra, a mystic symbolic drawing, standing for the ultimate reality. Shiva here is worshipped as the Ultimate Reality, the supreme power, and the wholesome one - Parabhrama.
This temple is said to have been founded by Acharya Viswaroopa a contemporary of Adi Sankaracharya and is linked with the Sharada Math at Dwaraka founded again by Adi Sankaracharya.
The temple occupies an area of about 2500 sq. feet and is about 65 feet in height. The temple area is fortified and a strong wall runs around it. The main entrance to the temple on the Western side welcomes visitors into a big hall resting on profusely carved pillars. In this hall, is a silver image of Nandi. There are two more Nandis in the temple, one made of black stone and the other of brass.
Other deities housed in the temple complex include Parvati, Ganesh, Ganga, Kartikeya , Yamuna and Saraswathi. There are also small temples dedicated to Ambamata, Kalka Mata and Ganesh in the temple complex. There is another temple called Nathon Ka Mandir in the temple complex with inscriptions dating back to the 10th century CE. No worship is offered here.
There are two tanks situated on the Northern side of the temple - Karz Kund and Tulsi Kund. Water from these tanks is utilized for temple services. Temple services are performed in a very elaborate manner in the Vedic and Tantric styles - everyday beginninG at 4 in the morning. Shivratri is an important religious event, when the image of the deity is decked with jewellery.
The town of Eklingji is full of temples. There are about 70 temples in all.Mention must be made of the Sas-Bahu marble temple, dating back to the 11th century. It is a fine specimen of ancient art with sculptural details. The Adbhudji Jain temple is of black marble and it dates back to the 15th century CE. Other temples in Kailashpuri include those of Pataleshwar Mahadeo, Arbada Mata, Rathasan Devi, Vindhyavasini Devi.
Eklingji is located about twelve miles to the North of Udaipur in Rajasthan. Eklingji (Shiva) whose temple is located here, is said to be the guardian deity of Mewar.
This deity was regarded as the virtual ruler, by the Maharajas of Mewar - who considered themselves to be regents (Dewans) under Eklingji. Ekligji (Kailashpuri) is a town situated in a beautiful valley and it attracts multitudes of visitors throughout the year.
The existing structure, is one built out of the ruins of a previously destroyed structure and it dates back to the 15th century CE. The architecture resembles that of the Jain temples of Gujarat Shiva is worshipped here as a four faced black marble image, the four faces representing Bhrama facing west, Vishnu facing North, Maheshwar facing South and Surya (Sun) facing the east. The flat top of the composite idol is covered with a Yantra, a mystic symbolic drawing, standing for the ultimate reality. Shiva here is worshipped as the Ultimate Reality, the supreme power, and the wholesome one - Parabhrama.
This temple is said to have been founded by Acharya Viswaroopa a contemporary of Adi Sankaracharya and is linked with the Sharada Math at Dwaraka founded again by Adi Sankaracharya.
The temple occupies an area of about 2500 sq. feet and is about 65 feet in height. The temple area is fortified and a strong wall runs around it. The main entrance to the temple on the Western side welcomes visitors into a big hall resting on profusely carved pillars. In this hall, is a silver image of Nandi. There are two more Nandis in the temple, one made of black stone and the other of brass.
Other deities housed in the temple complex include Parvati, Ganesh, Ganga, Kartikeya , Yamuna and Saraswathi. There are also small temples dedicated to Ambamata, Kalka Mata and Ganesh in the temple complex. There is another temple called Nathon Ka Mandir in the temple complex with inscriptions dating back to the 10th century CE. No worship is offered here.
There are two tanks situated on the Northern side of the temple - Karz Kund and Tulsi Kund. Water from these tanks is utilized for temple services. Temple services are performed in a very elaborate manner in the Vedic and Tantric styles - everyday beginninG at 4 in the morning. Shivratri is an important religious event, when the image of the deity is decked with jewellery.
The town of Eklingji is full of temples. There are about 70 temples in all.Mention must be made of the Sas-Bahu marble temple, dating back to the 11th century. It is a fine specimen of ancient art with sculptural details. The Adbhudji Jain temple is of black marble and it dates back to the 15th century CE. Other temples in Kailashpuri include those of Pataleshwar Mahadeo, Arbada Mata, Rathasan Devi, Vindhyavasini Devi.
Rajasthan Temples >> Nathdwara Temple
Another place that can add some lofty feelings to your mind is the temple in Nathdwara. Though Udaipur is populated with temples, to explore more about the mythical tales of India make a sure visit to the Nathdwara temple in Udaipur. Spiritual minded tourists attracted largely to the Udaipur temples. Though Nathdwara is few kilometers away from Udaipur there are also many popular temples to be traveled in Udaipur.
Nathdwra is 48 kms in the north east of Udaipur. Traveling to Nathdwara temple from Udaipur by the rental coaches will take some 90 minutes. The Nathdwara temple is situated on the banks of Banas River. If you are traveling to Nathdwara temple by public transport then also it is quite easy as there is frequent communication system from Udaipur. The nearest railway junction to Nathdwara is Mavli. The word Nathdwara means the 'gate of the lord'. Nathdwara is a famous pilgrimage for the Hindus. The principal shrine in this temple is Shrinathji, which is again another form of Lord Krishna.
The Nathdwara temple is a holy place for the Vaishnavas. It is also the center of Pushtimarg Sampradaya a principle laid down by Jagat guru Sri Vallabhacharya. The main idol of Nathdwara temple is Srinathji, which is carved out of one piece of black marble. The Nathdwara temple is also known as the 'Haveli of Srinathji'. It was once the palace for the Rajput rulers.
Thousand of devotees line up in front of the temple in the early morning to serve the Lord. In the Nathdwara temple to pay your offerings to the lord you need to visit at any of the eight prescribed time slots. These eight specified time slots are collectively known as Ashtaya. Here are the name of those eight individual time slots like Mangala, Shrungar, Gwal, Rajbhog, Uthhapan, Bhog, Sandhaya Aarti and Shayan. During each of the time slots the devotees and followers chant hymns and lyrics in praise of the lord.
Another place that can add some lofty feelings to your mind is the temple in Nathdwara. Though Udaipur is populated with temples, to explore more about the mythical tales of India make a sure visit to the Nathdwara temple in Udaipur. Spiritual minded tourists attracted largely to the Udaipur temples. Though Nathdwara is few kilometers away from Udaipur there are also many popular temples to be traveled in Udaipur.
Nathdwra is 48 kms in the north east of Udaipur. Traveling to Nathdwara temple from Udaipur by the rental coaches will take some 90 minutes. The Nathdwara temple is situated on the banks of Banas River. If you are traveling to Nathdwara temple by public transport then also it is quite easy as there is frequent communication system from Udaipur. The nearest railway junction to Nathdwara is Mavli. The word Nathdwara means the 'gate of the lord'. Nathdwara is a famous pilgrimage for the Hindus. The principal shrine in this temple is Shrinathji, which is again another form of Lord Krishna.
The Nathdwara temple is a holy place for the Vaishnavas. It is also the center of Pushtimarg Sampradaya a principle laid down by Jagat guru Sri Vallabhacharya. The main idol of Nathdwara temple is Srinathji, which is carved out of one piece of black marble. The Nathdwara temple is also known as the 'Haveli of Srinathji'. It was once the palace for the Rajput rulers.
Thousand of devotees line up in front of the temple in the early morning to serve the Lord. In the Nathdwara temple to pay your offerings to the lord you need to visit at any of the eight prescribed time slots. These eight specified time slots are collectively known as Ashtaya. Here are the name of those eight individual time slots like Mangala, Shrungar, Gwal, Rajbhog, Uthhapan, Bhog, Sandhaya Aarti and Shayan. During each of the time slots the devotees and followers chant hymns and lyrics in praise of the lord.
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