Thursday, July 16, 2015

Lemons for Tonsil


We all know many benefits of Lemon, its detoxing effect being the most renowned. But today i'l be sharing two ways we can use lemon to heal our Tonsils. 


Method 1:

Wash the lemon and cut it into half. Throw out the seeds and squeeze it directly into your mouth and gargle. You must feel relieved soon. If the pain exist even after that do it again with other half may be 12 hours later. You don't want to weaken the enamel in your teeth trying to recover with tonsil. 

Lately i had been suffering with this severe tonsil giving me headaches to pain all over my face and ears and of course my throat. It continued for more than a week but finally my aunt gave me this remedy and my pain is gone. 


Method 2: 

Method 2 is to take 2-3 lemon leaves, wash it and eat it directly just like "paan" .It is also one of the great home remedy for tonsil or when we have swollen glands and gums. I don't know if it has other side effects though.  

I am not the expert but it worked to me when i was suffering from tonsil. Hence i thought of sharing with you all But if you are not sure of trying it you should better see a doctor However if you are some one who'd rather try a home remedy try this. All the best ;) 

Thursday, March 5, 2015

HOLI

Its very bad to hear from a teenage boy that Holi won't be fun without girls or there are no female members around to play Holi so its going to be boring. Or balloons/ (lola)  are to be hit just to females! When I heard this, I was like "This is wrong, very wrong concept". And it was not just him many brothers in the social networking sites updated "Holi is boring cause they could not hit lola to girls ". I exactly knew where he learnt from so i was kind of feeling guilty for being a member of the society where Holi is supposed to be fun when hitting the girls or ladies! I felt a little guilty because someway somehow our brothers are learning the wrong concept from our society. And we are not noticing this or we are not being able to prevent this. 

I remember being attacked with the color bombs while i was returning from school by a guy. He was with a group of friends and he was our neighboring friend so at that age i was like i will take the revenge with you on that day "The Holi" day but then today i feel like even my brothers who were almost of same age were never attacked before Holi. I too remember my cousin sister sharing her experience being attacked by group of guys around her area and how she felt so embarrassed being all wet from top to bottom and she could do nothing at that age.

 I had always loved Holi and I grew up playing Holi with my brothers but after my school it was not that easy. "Now you are grown up. Don't act like kid . Have you seen the sisters around your neighbor come and play Holi" And I was like they might not like or it might be that they were also not allowed to come and play Holi. But today I know why, why was there so much of restrictions. Because we have this society where hitting a girl with lola is fun, where Holi won't be fun without a girl. And my parents concern were not wrong. 

I have also heard Holi is fun near by Basantapur area especially for boys because there are foreign girls playing Holi. Again fun because girls are there huh! So Holi fun! because of girls? Or because of the colors ? I have cried many Holi's cause I did not had friend to play Holi or I could not play Holi as much as my friends or brothers.  And when i see in TV there are both females and males playing Holi and having fun. I was discussing with a friend like how come few girls still manage to go out there in the mass and have the fun and  I was amused by the answer. The answer was " The girls who go and play Holi with the strangers are characterless!" And I had a big fight " A guy can play Holi with strangers and a girl can't or she will be characterless is this what our society teach us ? I bet a lot differ with this answer and would not accept it now but there are people in this society who think that way and that is what they are transferring to our younger generation. 

And yes to prove that concept wrong in one of the Holi I went to play Holi out with my girl friend in my scooty and played Holi with strangers and we were not abused we had healthy Holi and we came back home sound and safe. Not every guy out there come to play Holi with this concept, and not every girl who go out and play Holi are bad. 

My main point is wishing to play Holi does not make a girl characterless but thinking that Holi is fun because of girls do make you characterless. Lets keep an eye on what our younger generations are learning from our society. And possibly change the views of those who are building the wrong concept. Lets promote the colors of Happiness. Happy Holi !

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Karma

I was reading a post on "Karma" which basically mean your results are based on your karma! Sooner or Later! And my karma gave me a simple example yesterday evening! I was out of fuel so i was on my way to the petrol station A. half aged women rushed and over took me . I almost lost my balance when she overtook me But I was like "Okay! may be she really is in a rush. " I saw there was a long queue and i saw the women, she was still in rush. She also over took other guy. Soon other people started feeling like she's been cutting lines of others and trying to go forward as if only she was in rush. This is very common thing, everyone is in rush but then I wanted to experiment with my study. I was like if Karma really works like that then she must get her chance to fill her fuel only after me even though em behind her :P Let's see if her Karma punishes her. ;) i was just testing her Karma and guess What? Her karma did punish her ! When it was her turn the army in Bhadrakali petrol station asked me to come forward as well along with her as we both had scooty. And we both opened our tank almost the same time. But even though she was ahead of me in the line, i got the chance to refill my tank before her :P and i was like Okay this is true! So From now onward i'l try my best to do good and leave the rest to Karma ;) Do good and Leave the rest to Karma ;) :D I'm sorry ( the lady) if by any chance you are reading this. I was just experimenting ;) 
- Uppalavanna

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Change The Impermanence

I'm a mystery to myslef ,
and I wonder how people could say, " I can understand you  coz i Know you well" .
I am Confused myself ,
and I wonder, how am I suppose to make things clear to them?
I don't know, what triggers me to speak nor what triggers me not to speak.
I cant decide what makes me do something nor what makes me do nothing.
But all i know is neither my Thought nor my Behavior is static/permanent
Neither is my Life
Everything is Changing & So am I.
& Hence The Impermanence.

"Pavitra Rishta" or "Siblings Rivalry"

My review on what I learnt from "Pavitra Rishta".
We all are pretty much aware of the weird concept that Ekta uses in most of her series where the dead comes alive, the main characters have polygamy. However, today I am here to focus on this new trend that Ekta has in this series "Pavitra Rishta".
And the trend is getting married to your siblings fiance.
Reasons :
1st generation:
- Barsha, Archana's sister, got married to Archana's Ex- fiance
- Manav married his brother, Sachin's fiance.
2nd generation:
- Poorvi (Archana's adopted Daughter) & Ovi ( Archana's own Daughter) got married to Arjun. Both of them have one daughter each from Arjun.
Pari ( Arjun & Poorvi's daughter)
Piya ( Arjun & Ovi's daughter).
3rd generation:
- Ankita, Soham's Daughter is now married to Naren/Aman who was once boy friend to Pari, Poorvi's daughter. Ankita & Pari are sister's.
Basically, What i am learning from Pavitra Rishta is " Save your Boyfriend from your sisters, who knows when your sister get married to your boyfriend. " Lol.

Sorry Ekta I do watch most of your Television Series But some of your concepts or trends are too odd. :P

Any comments or Suggestions are always Welcome. :D