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SIMPLE Physical Exercises to Promote a Healthy Life.
You can familiarize yourself with the exercise routine through daily practice over a four week period. 


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Musical Message Saying (MMS)

Simple Natural Foods Promote Health

Right Food Taken in the Right Quantity at the Right Time Promotes Good Health.

One Who Serves Parents, Elders, Guru and God with Complete Devotion will be Blessed with Knowledge and Bliss

Instead of fat-rich, sugary snacks, eat Heart-Healthy Fresh Fruits

Drink a glass of water on morning to activate your body. Eat fruits on an empty stomach.

During meals 1/2 fill the stomach with food, fill 1/4 stomach with water and 1/4 stomach should be filled with air for food to churn and digest properly.


Sound is very important and creates vibrations that affect our mood, motivates us and can create either positive or negative changes in individuals and groups.

There are SEED SOUNDS that were known to ancient Indian sages. They understood and used these seed sounds for Positive Development of students.

Here are some seed sounds which when chanted create vibrations that enhances the intelligence of the person. The sounds can be chanted for 5 to 10 minutes prior to studies and after studies.

OM AIM HREEM SHREEM SARASWATYAI NAMAHA

If you chant the name of God with devotion regularly for a few minutes every day, you will find that the name of God tastes sweeter than nectar.


Eating too much sugar is not good for health

MAHATMA GANDHI AND ADVISE ON EATING SUGAR

Once there lived a young boy who loved to eat sugary food and consume sweet drinks. This habit of consuming lots of sweets caused the young boy to become obese or fat.

His mother tried in many ways to encourage her son to eat less sugary foods and snacks. When he did not listen, she even scolded him. However, her son did not listen to her.

This was the time in India when Mahatma Gandhi lived and all Indians respected and loved him very much. He was known as a great leader who led the country to Independence. The woman’s son too was a great fan of Mahatma Gandhi.

She thought, “My son is not listening to my advice. He is getting fatter and his health will get worse with each day. His idol is Mahatma Gandhi, I should take him to Gandhi and ask him to convince my son to eat less sugary food.”

With this thought in mind she told her son, “We should go and visit Gandhi, he is a great leader in India and it will be our good fortune if we can meet him.”

Her son was very happy at the thought of meeting his idol and readily agreed. They set out on the long journey to meet with Mahatma Gandhi.

Finally, they arrived and the woman and her son approached the great leader, Mahatma Gandhi.

She requested, “Please Bapu (Father), my son is very fond of sweets and he is now overweight. I am afraid that his health will get worse if he continues to eat too much sweets. Can you please tell my son to stop eating sugar?”

Gandhi thought for a while and replied, “Please return in one weeks’ time.”

The woman promptly returned one week later with her son and waited expecting Mahatma Gandhi to give some great words of wisdom and advice to her son.

Instead Gandhi sat down with the boy and spoke to him, “My son, stop eating sugar. It is not good for your health.”

One month went by and the mother returned, “Thank you very much. My son has listened to your advice, he has stopped eating sugary foods. But why didn’t you tell him to stop eating sugar when we first came? Why did you ask us to return after a week?”

Mahatma Gandhi smiled and replied, “Mother, when you first came, I was also eating more sugar than I needed. I was not qualified to advice your son to eat less sugary foods when I myself could not control my eating habit. I took one week to stop eating sugary foods. Then only I had the authority to say to your son, stop eating sugar.”

 

MORAL :

I must control my consumption of sugary food and drinks. It is not good for my health.

A person only has the authority to give advice if the person is living a life in accordance with the advice that he/she is giving to others.

 


 LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE STORY

  i.     The young boy was consuming too much sugar. He was getting very fat. How do you feel if you overeat or eat too many snacks?

ii.      Parents worry about the well-being of their children. The boy's mother was worried that his health would get worse.

 iii.     Sometimes children do not listen to good advice given to them by their parents.

 iv.   Worried about his health, the mother took the boy to meet his idol, Mahatma Gandhi. She thought he would listen to the advice of someone he admired.

v.    Finally after a week, Mahatma Gandhi told the boy to stop eating sugar as it was not good for his health. 

vi.     Once Mahatma Gandhi changed his eating habit, then the authority with which he spoke caused the young boy to change his eating habit. It took the young boy a longer time than Gandhi to change, but he eventually stopped eating sugar after a month.

vii.   Mahatma Gandhi was a great leader because he lived by the principles he taught. Only after he stopped eating sugar did he feel that he had the authority to ask the young boy to stop eating sugar.

       

One of Mahatma Gandhi's famous quote is :

“BE THE CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE WORLD.” MKG

 

If you consume  sugary food, snacks and drinks, what are some of the risks to your health?

What are some ways you can remove or reduce the amount of sugar in your diet?