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Q: How to allow admins to create a sidebar from the admin I'm creating a WordPress theme and I've noticed that a lot of premium themes allow the users to go to Appearance->Sidebars and create a new Sidebar by simply giving it a name.
The user can then Go to widgets and assign different widgets to this sidebar and also add custom menus. This I believe is a great feature as it allows users to have different sidebars on different pages.
Now I'm familiar with Custom Post Type and Theme options and know how I would let people choose a different sidebar for different pages, but I'm just having problems in creating the first step, which is to allow people to create a sidebar on their own. Do I need to create a CPT for this? or is there some other way?
I've searched a lot and the best thing I came across was a plugin, which has a lot of code and does too many things and for which I cannot even find the license info.
So please advice how I can create something like this and thank you very much.

A: Create a function that register sidebars, using register_sidebar, starting from an option:
add_action('widgets_init', 'my_custom_sidebars');

function my_custom_sidebars() {
  $sidebars = get_option('my_theme_sidebars'); // get all the sidebars names
  if ( ! empty($sidebars) ) {
    // add a sidebar for every sidebar name
    foreach ( $sidebars as $sidebar ) {
      if ( empty($sidebar) ) continue;
        register_sidebar(array(
          'name' => $sidebar,
          'id' => sanitize_title($sidebar),
          'before_title' => '
',
          'after_title' => '
'
        ));
    }
  }
}

Now you have to save an option 'my_theme_sidebars' that contain an array of sidebars name.
Here I'm posting post the code that create a page with 10 text inputs where add the sidebar name. (I'll use add_theme_page) You can improve it adding javascript to dynamic add fields..
add_action('admin_menu', 'my_custom_sidebars_page');

function my_custom_sidebars_page() {
  add_theme_page(
    'Sidebars',
    'Sidebars',
    'edit_theme_options',
    'my_custom_sidebars',
    'my_custom_sidebars_page_print'
   );
  // save the form if submitted
  $nonce = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'my_custom_sidebars_nonce', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
  if ( ! empty($nonce) && wp_verify_nonce($nonce, 'my_custom_sidebars') ) {
     $sidebars =  (array) $_POST['custom_sidebars'];
     update_option('my_theme_sidebars', $sidebars);
     add_action('admin_notices', 'my_custom_sidebars_notice');
  }
}

function my_custom_sidebars_page_print() {
  if (! current_user_can('edit_theme_options') ) return;
  ?>

Sidebars

    <form id="sidebars" method="post">
    <?php
    wp_nonce_field('my_custom_sidebars', 'my_custom_sidebars_nonce');
    $saved = get_option('my_theme_sidebars');
    for ($i=0; $i<10; $i++) {
      $value = isset( $saved[$i] ) ? esc_attr($saved[$i]) : '';
    ?>
    <input type="text" name="custom_sidebars[]" value="<?php echo $value;?>" />
    <?php } ?>

      <input name="submit" class="button button-primary" value="Save" type="submit">

    </form>

  <?php
}

function my_custom_sidebars_notice() {
  echo '

Updated.

';
}

Now, you have you let users select the sidebars for a specific page.
You can add a metabox for that. (See add_meta_box docs).
add_action( 'add_meta_boxes', 'my_custom_sidebar_metabox' );

function my_custom_sidebar_metabox() {
  $screens = array( 'post', 'page' ); // add the metabox for pages and post
  foreach ( $screens as $screen ) {
    add_meta_box('my_custom_sidebar', 'Select a Sidebar','my_custom_sidebar_box', $screen);
  }
}

function my_custom_sidebar_box( $post ) {
  $sidebars = get_option('my_theme_sidebars'); // get all the sidebars names
  if ( empty($sidebars) ) {
    echo 'No custom sidebars registered.';
    return;
  }
  wp_nonce_field( 'my_custom_sidebar', 'my_custom_sidebar_box_nonce' );
  $value = get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_custom_sidebar', true ); // actual value
  echo 'Select a Sidebar ';
  echo '<select name="custom_sidebar">';
  // default option
  echo '<option value=""' . selected('', $value, false) . '>Default</option>';
  // an option for every sidebar
  foreach ($sidebars as $sidebar) {
     if ( empty($sidebar) ) continue;
     $v = sanitize_title($sidebar);
     $n = esc_html($sidebar);
     echo '<option value="' . $v . '"' . selected($v, $value) .'>' .$n .'</option>';
  }
  echo '<select>';
}

Then add the function to save the metabox:
add_action( 'save_post', 'my_custom_sidebar_metabox_save' );

function my_custom_sidebar_metabox_save( $post_id ) {
  // If this is an autosave, our form has not been submitted, do nothing.
  if ( defined( 'DOING_AUTOSAVE' ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) return;
  // check nonce
  $nonce = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'my_custom_sidebar_box_nonce', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
  if ( empty($nonce) || ! wp_verify_nonce( $nonce, 'my_custom_sidebar' ) ) return;
  $type = get_post_type($post_id);
  // Check the user's permissions.
  $cap = ( 'page' === $type ) ? 'edit_page' : 'edit_post';
  if ( ! current_user_can( $cap, $post_id ) ) return;
  $custom = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'custom_sidebar', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
  // Update the meta field in the database.
  if ( empty($custom) ) {
     delete_post_meta( $post_id, '_custom_sidebar');
  } else {
    update_post_meta( $post_id, '_custom_sidebar', $custom );
  }
}

In this way your users can choose a custom sidebar for every post or page. It is saved in the meta field '_custom_sidebar'.
To display the custom sidebar, your sidebar.php should contain something like:
// change the following according to your defaults sidebar if exists
$sidebar = 'main_sidebar';
// if in singular post/page check for saved custom sidebar
if ( is_singular() ) {
  $id = get_queried_object_id(); // get current post/page id
  $custom = get_post_meta( $id, '_custom_sidebar', true ); // get selected sidebar
  if ( ! empty($custom) ) $sidebar = $custom;
}
if ( is_active_sidebar( $sidebar ) ) {
?>

<?php dynamic_sidebar( $sidebar ); ?>

<?php } ?>

Finally in your pages and posts just call get_sidebar(); as usual.

A: CODE UPDATED WITH = ADD UNLIMITED SIDEBARS (JavaScript)
Create a function that register sidebars, using [register_sidebar][1], starting from an option:
add_action('widgets_init', 'my_custom_sidebars');

function my_custom_sidebars() {
  $sidebars = get_option('my_theme_sidebars'); // get all the sidebars names
  if ( ! empty($sidebars) ) {
    // add a sidebar for every sidebar name
    foreach ( $sidebars as $sidebar ) {
      if ( empty($sidebar) ) continue;
        register_sidebar(array(
          'name' => $sidebar,
          'id' => sanitize_title($sidebar),
          'before_title' => '
',
          'after_title' => '
'
        ));
    }
  }
}

UPDATED: Now you have to save an option 'my_theme_sidebars' that contain an array of sidebars name.
Here I'm posting post the code that create a page with 10 text inputs where add the sidebar name. (I'll use [add_theme_page][2]) You can improve it adding javascript to dynamic add fields.. Add unlimited sidebars admin page.
add_action( 'admin_menu', 'my_sidebar_plugin_menu' );

function my_sidebar_plugin_menu() {

add_theme_page( 'sidebar Plugin Options', 'Add Sidebar', 'manage_options', 'my-sidebar-unique-identifier', 'my_sidebar_plugin_options' );

 $nonce = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'my_custom_sidebars_nonce', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
 if ( ! empty($nonce) && wp_verify_nonce($nonce, 'my_custom_sidebars') ) {
 $sidebars =  (array) $_POST['custom_sidebars'];
 update_option('my_theme_sidebars', $sidebars);
 add_action('admin_notices', 'my_custom_sidebars_notice');
  }
 }

 function my_sidebar_plugin_options() {

 wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
 wp_enqueue_script('custom_sidebar-js', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/custom_sidebar.js');
 if ( !current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) )  {
    wp_die( __( 'You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.' ) );
  }
 ?>

Add Custom Sidebars

 <form id="sidebars" method="post">

 <?php wp_nonce_field('my_custom_sidebars', 'my_custom_sidebars_nonce');
 $saved = get_option('my_theme_sidebars');
 $xx=get_option('my_theme_sidebars');
 //print_r($xx);
 $no=count($xx);
 ?>

        Sidebar-1
        <input type="text" name="custom_sidebars[]" value="<?php echo $xx[0]; ?>" id="box1" />
        Remove

 <?php if($no>1){
    for($i=1;$i<$no;$i++){

 ?>

Sidebar-<?php echo $i+1; ?>
 <input type="text" name="custom_sidebars[]" value="<?php echo $xx[$i]; ?>" id="box' + n + '" />
 Remove

 <?php }

 } ?>

 <button type="button"  class="add-box">Add New Sidebar</button>

 <input type="hidden" name="action" value="update" />
 <input type="hidden" name="page_options" value="no_of_sidebar,sidebar_names,boxes" />

<input type="submit" class="button-primary clsSubmit" value="<?php _e('Save Changes') ?>" />

</form>

    <?php
}

function my_custom_sidebars_notice() {
echo '

Sidebar(s) Updated.

';
}

Now, you have you let users select the sidebars for a specific page.
You can add a metabox for that. (See [add_meta_box][3] docs).
add_action( 'add_meta_boxes', 'my_custom_sidebar_metabox' );

function my_custom_sidebar_metabox() {
  $screens = array( 'post', 'page' ); // add the metabox for pages and post
  foreach ( $screens as $screen ) {
    add_meta_box('my_custom_sidebar', 'Select a Sidebar','my_custom_sidebar_box', $screen);
  }
}

function my_custom_sidebar_box( $post ) {
  $sidebars = get_option('my_theme_sidebars'); // get all the sidebars names
  if ( empty($sidebars) ) {
    echo 'No custom sidebars registered.';
    return;
  }
  wp_nonce_field( 'my_custom_sidebar', 'my_custom_sidebar_box_nonce' );
  $value = get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_custom_sidebar', true ); // actual value
  echo 'Select a Sidebar ';
  echo '<select name="custom_sidebar">';
  // default option
  echo '<option value=""' . selected('', $value, false) . '>Default</option>';
  // an option for every sidebar
  foreach ($sidebars as $sidebar) {
     if ( empty($sidebar) ) continue;
     $v = sanitize_title($sidebar);
     $n = esc_html($sidebar);
     echo '<option value="' . $v . '"' . selected($v, $value) .'>' .$n .'</option>';
  }
  echo '<select>';
}

Then add the function to save the metabox:
add_action( 'save_post', 'my_custom_sidebar_metabox_save' );

function my_custom_sidebar_metabox_save( $post_id ) {
  // If this is an autosave, our form has not been submitted, do nothing.
  if ( defined( 'DOING_AUTOSAVE' ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) return;
  // check nonce
  $nonce = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'my_custom_sidebar_box_nonce', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
  if ( empty($nonce) || ! wp_verify_nonce( $nonce, 'my_custom_sidebar' ) ) return;
  $type = get_post_type($post_id);
  // Check the user's permissions.
  $cap = ( 'page' === $type ) ? 'edit_page' : 'edit_post';
  if ( ! current_user_can( $cap, $post_id ) ) return;
  $custom = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'custom_sidebar', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
  // Update the meta field in the database.
  if ( empty($custom) ) {
     delete_post_meta( $post_id, '_custom_sidebar');
  } else {
    update_post_meta( $post_id, '_custom_sidebar', $custom );
  }
}

In this way your users can choose a custom sidebar for every post or page. It is saved in the meta field '_custom_sidebar'.
To display the custom sidebar, your sidebar.php should contain something like:
// change the following according to your defaults sidebar if exists
$sidebar = 'main_sidebar';
// if in singular post/page check for saved custom sidebar
if ( is_singular() ) {
  $id = get_queried_object_id(); // get current post/page id
  $custom = get_post_meta( $id, '_custom_sidebar', true ); // get selected sidebar
  if ( ! empty($custom) ) $sidebar = $custom;
}
if ( is_active_sidebar( $sidebar ) ) {
?>

<?php dynamic_sidebar( $sidebar ); ?>

<?php } ?>

Finally in your pages and posts just call get_sidebar(); as usual.
UPDATED: Create a new JavaScript file for multi sidebars js/custom_sidebar.js
( function( $ ) {

$('.my-form .add-box').click(function(){

var n = $('.text-box').length + 1;
var box_html = $('
Sidebar-' + n + ' <input type="text" name="custom_sidebars[]" value="" id="box' + n + '" /> Remove
');
    box_html.hide();
    $('#append').append(box_html);
    box_html.fadeIn('slow');

    return false;

});

$('.my-form').on('click', '.remove-box', function(){
$(this).parent().css( 'background-color', '#FF6C6C' );
$(this).parent().fadeOut("slow", function() {
    $(this).remove();
    $('.box-number').each(function(index){
        $(this).text( index + 1 );
    });
});
return false;
});

$('.clsSubmit').click(function(){
var m = $('.text-box').length;
if(m==0){alert("press OK to Reset");}
});

Finally in your pages and posts just call get_sidebar(); as usual.


still nice, go white ranger!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kolejna wspaniała praca. Jaka ty jesteś wszechstronna, chciałbym kiedyś mieć taki talnet jak ty.
That's sooo cool! Awesome job!
Kira... too bad you were stopped by that child. L is way better and he only needed one person to help him. Near needed the entire task force to stop you. But, if only you could have created that new world...It would have been wonderful.


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Le Petit Sénégal Or Little Senegal, On 116th Street In Central Harlem New York, 1985 –
Le Petit Sénégal, or Little Senegal, is an area of 116th Street in Central Harlem, New York. It has been called Le Petit Senegal by the West African immigrant community and Little Senegal by some people from outside the neighborhood.
Le Petit Senegal is a smaller section of the much larger, and older, a neighborhood in the greatest community in the world of Harlem.
The neighborhood's exact borders are difficult to define as it is still new, growing from nonexistent in 1985 to 6,500 by 2005.
Le Petit Senegal is generally defined as located in Central Harlem.
The neighborhood's main streets are the blocks surrounding West 116th Street between Lenox Avenue / Malcolm X Boulevard on the east and Frederick Douglass Boulevard to the west.
Le Petit Senegal is the main shopping and social area for many of Harlem's West African immigrants.
The majority of these recent immigrants hail from French-speaking Senegal, reflecting the French local name of Little Senegal.
However, West African languages, such as Wolof, are also spoken. There are also immigrants from other West African countries, including Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Mali, Gambia, and Burkina Faso.
West African shops, restaurants, bistros, bakeries, cafes, and other proprietorships can be found in the neighborhood.
Photo credit: 1) Youtube screenshot. 2) Youtube.com embed.
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New York City Supports New York State In Fight Against Gun Violence
Africa, central harlem, HarlemHarlem, Le Petit Senegal, Little Senegal
Artist Adebunmi Gbadebo Remains At Claire Oliver Gallery In Harlem

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Michael English (born April 12, 1962) is an American Christian singer and record producer. Initially, he was a member of his family's singing group, and later a member of The Gaither Vocal Band. During his solo career, he recorded eight studio albums. English's highest-charting solo single was "Your Love Amazes Me", which reached No. 10 on the Adult Contemporary chart in 1996.

Biography

Early years
Born in Kenansville, North Carolina English was raised by parents Aubine and Grace English, in a town called North East, near Wallace, North Carolina. English performed in his family's singing group, The Singing Samaritans, from 1972 until 1980. After graduating from high school, he joined The Singing Americans, where he shortened his name to Mike English, later going back to Michael. He left the group in 1982 and joined The Goodmans. At about the same time he married his first wife Lisa Bailey and they had a daughter Megan who was born in late 1984. After that, he joined a regional group, The Gospel Couriers, for about six months until he rejoined The Singing Americans. It was then that he had his first big success in southern gospel music with the live recording of what would become his signature song, "I Bowed on My Knees (And Cried, Holy)".

Although one of the Goodmans had brought him the song to sing and record while he was still there with them, the Singing Americans felt the song had not gone as far as it could while he sang with the group. This prompted English to record the track with the group, bringing the song its biggest success.

His last album with the Singing Americans, Black and White, was one of their most popular. It featured a single English was fairly well known for called "Welcome To Heaven", but the success of it was possibly stalled when he left the group in 1985  to join The Gaither Vocal Band as their new lead singer, replacing Gary McSpadden, who moved to sing baritone. The change of groups introduced more people to the southern gospel genre. After rising to fame as a member of the Gaither Vocal Band, Bill Gaither encouraged English to pursue a solo career. He signed his first solo recording contract with Warner Alliance in 1991 while continuing to sing lead in the Gaither Vocal Band.

His debut effort, Michael English, was well received, ultimately winning two Dove Awards in 1992 for Male Vocalist and New Artist. His first self-titled album was produced by Brown Bannister and featured major Christian radio hits in "Solid As The Rock", "Mary Did You Know" and "In Christ Alone"  He left the Gaither Vocal Band in 1994.  Michael was named GMA Male Vocalist of the Year in 1994.  In addition to being named Male Vocalist of the Year, his single, "Holding Out Hope To You" won Inspirational Song of the Year and his 1994 recording, "Hope", was Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year.

Scandal
English's Christian music career abruptly came to a halt on May 6, 1994, just one week after the 25th GMA Dove Awards where he had received four Dove Awards, including Artist of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year. English learned that Marabeth Jordan, with whom he had an affair, was pregnant with his child.  (Jordan sang with the group First Call; First Call and English had just completed a tour for unwed mothers.) Both English and Jordan were married to other people at the time.

English was pressured by Warner Alliance to make a public apology, and he was eventually dropped by the label.  Warner removed all promotions, marketing, which halted sales of English's records, and Christian radio stations pulled English's songs off the air. He also returned his Dove Awards to the Gospel Music Association. English and his wife Lisa, who were married for 11 years and had a daughter, divorced.

English stayed with friends Ashley and Wynonna Judd during his recovery period, and did not perform gospel music for three years. In late 1994, English signed a record contract with Curb Records to produce mainstream pop music. A duet with Wynonna Judd, titled "Healing" (a song English had originally recorded for his album "Hope"), introduced English to a secular audience when the song was featured in the 1994 movie Silent Fall.

Comeback
In September 1996, English released a pop album, Freedom. The album's first single, "Your Love Amazes Me" (a cover of country music singer John Berry's 1994 hit), peaked at No. 10 on the adult contemporary chart but only hit No. 105 on the main chart.

At both the 1996 and 1997 Dove Awards, his co-production for album projects by The Martins won Southern Gospel Album of the Year. He also produced albums he had already started for The Stamps Quartet, The Gaither Vocal Band, and performed as a background singer on several artists' Christian albums, as well as demo work.

In August 1996, southern gospel audiences re-accepted English after promoter/historian Charles Waller reunited English with Ed Hill, Rick Strickland, Dwayne Burke and Milton Smith as the Singing Americans, before an audience of over 4,000 gospel music fans at the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion. J. D. Sumner also invited English to appear with the Stamps at the National Quartet Convention, as well as the Grand Ole Opry.

Curb Records released Gospel, produced by English and featuring his own band with arrangements he had sung in his concerts over the past several years. This album was co-produced by long-time friend Jay Demarcus of Rascal Flatts. Gary LeVox, the lead singer of Rascal Flatts, sang background vocals as well. In March 1999, Bill Gaither invited English to appear at a recording of Gaither Homecoming. Three videos were released from this taping, "Good News", "Harmony in the Heartland'", and "What a Time".

In March 2000, English recorded a new album, Heaven to Earth, which was released by Curb Records. Premiering his album on Trinity Broadcasting Network's Praise the Lord, English gave a testimony of what God had brought him through and shared his story about his addiction to painkillers and subsequent treatment and rehab.

On August 29, 2002, English married Marcie Stambaugh, a pastor's daughter, in Nashville, Tennessee. The couple has one daughter, Isabella (named after his mother).  The couple later divorced.

In addition to touring, English released his autobiography, The Prodigal Comes Home, in April 2007.

In 2009, English rejoined the Gaither Vocal Band—making it a quintet—singing lead.

2010–present
On March 4, 2010, English underwent surgery on the spinal column in his neck. While he was recovering, Marshall Hall came back to fill in for two months, and Reggie Smith filled in for one month. With an emotional concert return, English sang again with the vocal band on August 1, 2010.

English was inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame in 2011.

In October 2013, it was announced that English would be leaving the Gaither Vocal Band to devote more time to his solo career. His departure was effective immediately. His final appearance with the group was performing "Alpha and Omega" at the 2013 Dove Awards. Since his Gaither Vocal Band departure Michael has appeared on numerous Gaither Vocal Band Reunion videos and has released three studio albums, a live album and a greatest hits recording: The Best of Michael English.

Discography

With the Singing Americans
1981: The Exciting Sounds of the Singing Americans (Victory Records)
1981: Hymntime (Halo Records; also released as Sing Hymns)
1984: Something Old Something New (Mark Five Records)
1984: Live And Alive (Riversong Records)
1984: "I Bowed on My Knees And Cried Holy" (single)
1985: Black And White (Riversong)

With the Happy Goodmans
1982: Goodman Greats (Canaan Records)
1982: Chosen (Canaan)

With the Gaither Vocal Band
See Gaither Vocal Band discography

1986: One X 1
1988: Wings
1990: A Few Good Men
1991: Homecoming
1993: Peace of the Rock
1993: Southern Classics
2009: Reunited
2010: Greatly Blessed
2011: I Am a Promise
2012: Pure and Simple
2014: Hymns

Solo albums
1991: Michael English (Curb Records)
1993: Hope (Curb)
1996: Freedom (Curb)
1998: Gospel (Curb)
2000: Heaven to Earth (Curb)
2003: A Michael English Christmas (Curb)
2006: Greatest Hits: In Christ Alone (Curb)
2008: The Prodigal Comes Home (Curb)
2013: Some People Change (Curb)
2015: Worship (Daywind)
2017: Love is the Golden Rule (Daywind)

Compilations
1995: Healing (Curb Records) (with 2 new tracks)
2006: Michael English Greatest Hits: In Christ Alone (Curb) (with 2 new tracks)
2021: Best of Michael English

Live
2015: Live at Daywind Studios (DVD-CD) (Daywind)

Singles

Music videos

Accolades

GMA Dove Awards

References

External links

Billboard Entry
CBN interview

1962 births
Living people
20th-century American singers
20th-century Christians
21st-century American singers
21st-century Christians
American gospel singers
Christians from North Carolina
Singers from North Carolina
People from Kenansville, North Carolina
Southern gospel performers

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Workers at Former Portland Plant Exposed to Asbestos
A new report issued by the Oregon Department of Human Services concludes that employees of a former Portland-area vermiculate processing plant were exposed to asbestos.
The report, called a public health consultation, said employees working at Vermiculite Northwest from 1967 to 1994 were exposed to asbestos in vermiculite mined at Libby, Mont. The Portland plant at 2302 N. Harding St. processed more than 193,000 tons of the mineral, used in attic-insulation manufacture and as a soil additive.
The public health consultation concludes that employees at the plant were exposed to elevated levels of asbestos from Libby vermiculite while working in and around the facility. Employees' household contacts were likely to have been exposed to asbestos fibers that workers brought home on their clothing and hair.
"Former workers and household members may be at a higher risk for developing asbestos-related disease," said Amanda Guay, superfund health investigation and education program coordinator in the Department of Human Services. "We recommend that anyone who may have been exposed learn more about asbestos and see a doctor with experience in asbestos-related lung disease."
Former workers, their families and others who are concerned about potential exposure to asbestos from the facility can call the human services department, 503-731-4025.
Exposure to asbestos does not necessarily mean a person will become ill. However, breathing in asbestos fibers may increase a person's likelihood of developing lung cancer, mesothelioma — a cancer of the outer lining of the lung and abdominal cavity — or other lung abnormalities or breathing disorders, Guay said.
The health consultation is part of a larger federal effort to assess 28 former Libby vermiculite processing facilities nationally. The Department of Human Services, through its cooperative agreement with the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, notifies communities when findings and recommendations for sites are completed. The Department of Human Services also advises people on steps they can take to prevent or reduce exposure to health hazards from these sites.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency identified the site for further investigation after sampling found asbestos contamination in the facility. Cleanup was completed in 2001. At the request of the human services department, the Environmental Protection Agency recently revisited the building to assess whether further cleanup is needed.
The complete public health consultation is available on the Web at www.healthoregon.org/superfund.
about-Portland-Oregon


French workers are renowned for their extreme protests and a group of employees whose jobs are threatened at a factory in central France have proved it once again by destroying equipment and threatening to blow up the plant.
The workers at GM&S auto-suppliers plant in the Creuse department of central France have sent a message to bosses and car giants Renault and Peugeot by threatening to blow up their factory.
Around 280 jobs are on the line at the plant, north of Limoges, that went into receivership in December.
According to trade union representatives the employees have started destroying their factory equipment and say they will trash a machine each day until their demands are met.
But more worrying is that they say they have booby-trapped the site with gas canisters and cans of petrol.
Images posted on Twitter showed gas canisters strung up to a huge tank of "liquid oxygen". The words "we are going to blow everything up" (on va tout péter) were scrawled on the site of a giant liquid air tank.
Twitter images also showed workers cutting a machine in half with a blow torch.
Workers are particularly angry at Renault and Peugeot whom they accuse of blocking negotiations for a takeover of the site and of giving too few orders.
"We refuse to be taken for a ride anymore," union rep Vincent Labrousse told AFP.
"We have been fighting for six months and we are sorry to get to this point but at the moment there is a threat of liquidation and if that happens then the factory will not be returned in one piece," he said.
Workers want new French president Emmanuel Macron to intervene and take up the case.
The radical action will not surprise those who have followed workers protests in France through the years.
In September 2015 striking French ferry workers trashed their vessels before they were sold on to Eurotunnel.
Every single seat was slashed with a box knife. The ships were stripped of fridges, televisions and equipment.
The link below shows the kind of measures workers in France are prepared to take when their jobs are threatened.


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  let(:ast) do
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  let(:source) do
    <<-RUBY
      class SomeClass
        def some_method(flag)
          puts 'Hello World!'

          if flag > 0
            foo = 1
          end
        end
      end
    RUBY
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  let(:def_node) { ast.each_node.find(&:def_type?) }

  let(:lvasgn_node) { ast.each_node.find(&:lvasgn_type?) }

  let(:name) { lvasgn_node.children.first }
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  let(:variable) do
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    context 'when an assignment node is passed' do
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    end

    context 'when an argument declaration node is passed' do
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      end
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    context 'when any other type node is passed' do
      it 'raises error' do
        node = s(:def)
        expect { described_class.new(node, variable) }
          .to raise_error(ArgumentError)
      end
    end
  end

  describe '#name' do
    it 'returns the variable name' do
      expect(assignment.name).to eq(:foo)
    end
  end

  describe '#meta_assignment_node' do
    context 'when it is += operator assignment' do
      let(:source) do
        <<-RUBY
          def some_method
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        RUBY
      end

      it 'returns op_asgn node' do
        expect(assignment.meta_assignment_node.type).to eq(:op_asgn)
      end
    end

    context 'when it is ||= operator assignment' do
      let(:source) do
        <<-RUBY
          def some_method
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          end
        RUBY
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      it 'returns or_asgn node' do
        expect(assignment.meta_assignment_node.type).to eq(:or_asgn)
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      let(:source) do
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        RUBY
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      it 'returns =' do
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    context 'when it is += operator assignment' do
      let(:source) do
        <<-RUBY
          def some_method
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        RUBY
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      it 'returns +=' do
        expect(assignment.operator).to eq('+=')
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    context 'when it is ||= operator assignment' do
      let(:source) do
        <<-RUBY
          def some_method
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        RUBY
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      it 'returns ||=' do
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    end

    context 'when it is &&= operator assignment' do
      let(:source) do
        <<-RUBY
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      it 'returns &&=' do
        expect(assignment.operator).to eq('&&=')
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    context 'when it is multiple assignment' do
      let(:source) do
        <<-RUBY
          def some_method
            foo, bar = [1, 2]
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        RUBY
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      it 'returns =' do
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    end
  end
end

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Natural antioxidants in Alzheimer's disease
Expert Opin Investig Drugs. 2007 Dec;16(12):1921-31. doi: 10.1517/13543784.16.12.1921.
Cesare Mancuso 1 , Timothy E Bates, D Allan Butterfield, Stella Calafato, Carolin Cornelius, Antonino De Lorenzo, Albena T Dinkova Kostova, Vittorio Calabrese
1 Catholic University School of Medicine, Institute of Pharmacology, Largo F Vito, 00168 Roma, Italy.
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Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterised by severe cognitive impairment that ultimately leads to death. Current drugs used in AD are acetylcholinesterase inhibitors and antagonists to the NMDA receptors. These drugs may only slightly improve cognitive functions but have only very limited impact on the clinical course of the disease. In the past several years, based on in vitro and in vivo studies in laboratory animals, natural antioxidants, such as resveratrol, curcumin and acetyl-L-carnitine have been proposed as alternative therapeutic agents for AD. An increasing number of studies demonstrated the efficacy of primary antioxidants, such as polyphenols, or secondary antioxidants, such as acetylcarnitine, to reduce or to block neuronal death occurring in the pathophysiology of this disorder. These studies revealed that other mechanisms than the antioxidant activities could be involved in the neuroprotective effect of these compounds. This paper discusses the evidence for the role of acetylcarnitine in modulating redox-dependent mechanisms leading to the upregulation of vitagenes. Furthermore, future development of novel antioxidant drugs targeted to the mitochondria should result in effectively slowing disease progression. The association with new drug delivery systems may be desirable and useful for the therapeutic use of antioxidants in human neurodegenerative diseases.
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After hitting a rich vein of gold on the back of Champion Mountain, Blondy Kitchin heads to the big city to have a good time, but there his luck runs out and he ends up spending two years in prison. The prison's chaplain helps educate him, tries to smooth out his rough edges, and convinces him that the range is the place for Kitchin to make use of his brute strength and free spirit.
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Alejandro Pablo Benna (ur. 12 listopada 1959 w Buenos Aires) – argentyński duchowny katolicki, biskup Alto Valle del Río Negro od 2021.

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Święcenia kapłańskie przyjął 14 listopada 1987 i został inkardynowany do archidiecezji Buenos Aires. Pracował głównie jako duszpasterz parafialny, był też dyrektorem wykonawczym przy wikariuszu biskupim ds. młodzieży oraz asesorem w ośrodku duszpasterstwa młodych.

28 listopada 2017 papież Franciszek mianował go biskupem pomocniczym archidiecezji Comodoro Rivadavia oraz biskupem tytularnym Vardimissa. Sakry udzielił mu 23 grudnia 2017 prymas Argentyny, kard. Mario Aurelio Poli.

9 lipca 2021 został mianowany biskupem ordynariuszem diecezji Alto Valle del Río Negro. Ingres do katedry diecezjalnej odbył 8 września 2021.

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VINE Transit  is a public transportation service in Napa County, California, United States; it is managed under the Napa Valley Transportation Authority and operated by Transdev. The system offers extensive service throughout the county along with providing connections to other public transportation systems in adjacent counties. In , the system had a ridership of , or about  per weekday as of .

Service coverage
The Napa VINE provides services to the following cities, towns, and communities:

Napa County:
 American Canyon
 Napa
 Yountville
 St. Helena
 Calistoga

Solano County:
 Vallejo
 Fairfield
 Suisun

Contra Costa County:
 El Cerrito

Schedules
All Napa VINE services do not operate on the following holidays:

 New Year's Day
 Memorial Day
 Independence Day (July 4)
 Labor Day
 Thanksgiving
 Christmas
 Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, if it falls on a Sunday

However, these services operate on Saturday schedules on other holidays, including:

 President's Day
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 Christmas Eve
 New Year's Eve

On other holidays, (i.e. Columbus Day, Veterans Day), trips operate on normal weekday schedules.

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Active

Discontinued
 General Motors Corporation RTS-03 (phased out in early 2013)
 Orion International Orion V 40'
 New Flyer Industries Diesel-electric hybrid 35' Restyled low-floor (DE35LFR) and Diesel-electric 40' low-floor (DE40LF)

Newer buses are grey colored with the current VINE logo displayed along the middle of the bus. Most buses are painted white with the previous VINE logo printed on the side of the bus. However, the DE40LF buses offer artwork promoting VINE's environmentally friendly features; these buses were also wrapped to promote the Spare the Air program. In addition, a number of Gillig Phantom buses exclusive to Route 21 are wrapped in advertising promoting that route. Previously, the livery was simply a green bordered red horizontal stripe with "City of Napa" written near the front in white letters.

VINE Go and the Calistoga Shuttle uses Ford-based ElDorado National Aerolite cutaways.

The Yountville Trolley features a Hometown Trolley Mainstreet tourist trolley that is painted green on red.

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VINE Transit in Napa County currently operates a hybrid fixed-route and on-demand system in the City of Napa and five regional routes which provides connections between other bus systems and BART and Amtrak. Express routes are subject to additional fares.

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 American Canyon Transit (ACT) is a deviated fixed-route service in American Canyon that operates two routes; one for peak service and another for normal service. ACT connects with SolTrans Route 1, and VINE Routes 11 and 29.
 Calistoga Shuttle is an on-demand dial-a-ride service that operates within Calistoga. It connects to VINE Route 10
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Gayatri Mantra How To Chant
Practice Gratitude with the Gayatri Mantra
Subscribe to Outside+ now to get unique access to all of our content, including sequences, instructor tips, video lessons, and much more. Mantras can help you improve your practice in a variety of ways. It is possible to focus your mind, enhance your awareness through precise vibrations or frequencies, and soothe your nervous system by repeating a chant or song repeatedly. Within this section, we will examine the history and use of the Gayatri mantra, an ancient chant of thanks.
The Gayatri Mantra in Sanskrit:
Om bhur bhuvah svah tat savitur varenyam bhargo devasya dhimahi dhiyo yo nah prachodayat, bhur bhuvah svah tat savitur varenyam bhargo devasya dhimahi dhiyo yo nah prachodayat, b
The Gayatri Mantra Translated:
The everlasting, the earth, the air, and the heavens The splendor and brilliance of the sun are unmatched. May we take a moment to appreciate the magnificence of that light. May the sun serve as an inspiration to our thoughts. Douglas Brooks is responsible for the translation. Read The Upanishads: A New Translation by Vernon Katz and Thomas Egenes is a new translation of the ancient Indian text.
History and Meaning of the Gayatri Mantra
This mantra, one of the oldest and best known in the world, is claimed to bring pleasure to everyone who says it faithfully, keeps it in his or her heart, and follows his or her own inner guidance. It originally appears in the Rig Veda, an early Vedic literature written between 1800 and 1500 BCE that was written between 1800 and 1500 BCE. It is referenced in the Upanishadsas a significant ritual and in the Bhagavad Gitaas the poetry of the Divine, both of which are considered sacred texts. Gayatri is the most sacred term in the Vedas, says Douglas Brooks, PhD, a professor of religion at the University of Rochester who also happens to be a yoga instructor in the Rajanaka yoga style.
Savitar, the sun deity, is the subject of the mantra, which is written in gayatri meter (a poem with 24 syllables that is supposed to encompass all of the Vedic wisdom and discoveries) and is a tribute to him.
It is not possible to distinguish between the actual presence of the sun and its spiritual or symbolic significance, according to him.
Our actions and beliefs are guided by the boundless light of awareness, which we invoke in this prayer.
It is also believed that the hours before sunrise and after noon are the best times to practice.
Why and How To Use the Gayatri Mantra
There are three benefits to repeating the slogan, according to Brooks.
Give the sun back his rays. According to him, "my instructor used to remark that the sun gives but never receives." In essence, the mantra is a gift to the sun, an expression of thanks to replenish the sun's kind generosity.
Seek wisdom and enlightenment at any costs. In the mantra, the sun is asked to grant us the opportunity to reflect on his or her shape and be illuminated by who or what they are (Consider that the sun offers its gift of illumination and energy to all beings, without judgment and without attachment to the outcome of the gift.)
This is a token of appreciation. The mantra expresses gratitude to both the life-giving sun and the Supreme Being. Brooks recommends approaching the phrase from a heart-centered perspective.
See also: What Exactly Is a Mantra? "More essential than the exact meaning is the sensibility it generates," says Brooks of the piece. …It's a gift, a method of opening oneself up to grace, of inspiring oneself to connect with the old vision of India." Modern yogis are encouraged to engage in the most ancient ambition of enlightenment, which helps to link modern yoga to the Vedic heritage. The Bhagavad Gita in its original form may be found here. When you seek clarity or to bring equilibrium to the doshas, chant the Gayatri silently or gently to yourself to clear your mind.
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The Gayatri Mantra for Enlightenment
a teacher teaching meditation in front of a class of children The Gayatri Mantra is one of the most powerful mantras in the Vedic tradition, and it is considered to be the most powerful in the world. It is dedicated to the aspect of the sun shortly before daybreak, in order to contain all of the potential energy radiating from the whole universe within theGayatriin the form of a sphere. During meditation with the Gayatri Mantra, it is believed that you will be able to see beyond the layers of impurities that have collected through countless incarnations and will be granted the vision of ultimate awareness.
Every action you take in the world will be converted into exceedingly noble acts of devotion to the divine when your heart is entirely open to the Gayatri.
Vedic Concept of Creation
OM, according to the Vedic traditions, is the result of the highest unmanifest absolute, which was initially articulated as the letters "A," "U," and"M" in the alphabet. The gross physical (Bhuh) cosmos, the subtle (Bhuvah) universe, and the heavenly (Suvah) universe all sprang from these three. The greatGayatri Mantra was born out of these events. The knowledge of the transcendental essence of the cosmic being (Purusha) arose from theGayatri Mantra, and this knowledge provided you with the complete meaning of the Vedas.
It appears as a verse in the Rig Veda and is also the name of the Vedic meter or rhythm in which the stanza is written.
Ultimately, its esoteric connotation is that it imparts understanding of the oneness of theJivatmanwith theParamatman — that is, the oneness of the individual soul with the ultimate soul — to the practitioner.
Gayatri's Physical Form
It is personified as the goddessGayatri Devi, who is typically shown as having five heads and ten arms, and riding a swan as her mode of transportation. Some writings refer to Gayatrii as a form of Parvati, the wife ofShiva, while others refer to her as a form of Saraswati, making her the second wife ofBrahma, the creator. Those who worship her on a regular basis are claimed to be able to see her, and she is said to be the bestower of all knowledge to those who do so on a regular basis. Known as the "Mother of the Vedas" in her goddess form, Gayatriiis considered to be the essence of Upanishadic wisdom and the mother of the universe when she is in human form.
The recitation of the Gayatri Mantra with dedication and trust provides heavenly protection to those who seek spiritual guidance.
In Hinduism, theGayatri Mantra is also known as theSavitri Mantra, and it is devoted toSavitr, the sun deity, who represents the source of the universe's inspiration and life-giving power.
The Structure of the Gayatri Mantra
They are also referred to as the three worlds: earth, heaven, and inner space (bhur); consciousness (bhuvah); and happiness (suvahar). They are also known as the three worlds of Bhuh, Bhuvah, and Suvahar: earth, heaven, and inner space (bhur); and consciousness and bliss (bhuvah) (swaha). As a kind of invocation to theGayatri, they are performed. In total, there are 24 seed syllables in the Gayatri, including the following: Tat savitur varenyam; Bhargo devasya dheemaha; and Dhiyo yonah prachodayaat.
It is said that a lifetime is not enough time to comprehend the secret heavenly truths contained inside each one of these seed syllables.
The Gayatri Mantra contains more than 70 million ultimate mantras, making it the most powerful mantra in the world.
A single mantra, theGayatri Mantra, contains the essence of all of these 70 million mantras.
You are then brought back to the quiet of your inner nature as theGayatri Mantra combines with the immense oceanofOmkara, which is the sound of "OM."
The Value of Chanting the Gayatri
Through the practice of chanting theGayatri Mantra regularly, you can developnada, a regular vibration in your subtle body pathways, which opens the many spiritual centers in your body. This results in the awakening of energy in the subtle body. Chanting the 24 seed syllables of theGayatri Mantra creates a wondrousjhankar, a pulsing ringing, which causes a great energy to flow from the chakras of the subtle body. Chanting the 24 seed syllables of theGayatri Mantra Yoga Shakti, the energy of oneness with the divine, is bestowed upon you as a result of this practice.
As a consequence, all of your requests, including those that have not yet been voiced, will be carried out to the letter.
She also maintains a healthy balance between air, fire, and earth, the three elements that make up the ordoshas in the body, which helps to keep it in good health.
The Gayatri Mantra, when chanted, will gradually bring to your attention the fact that the entire cosmos is the light of mother divine, which is observed as the incarnation of your own soul.
You will constantly feel as though you are submerged in an ocean of exquisite ecstasy. You may do this alone by meditating on theGayatri Mantra, which is a simple and uncomplicated method of achieving spiritual bliss. Because of this, Gayatrii has been referred to be "the mother of all moms."
Learn the Gayatri Mantra
In the next section, you will find the conventional form of the Gayatri Mantra, which is the one that is most generally used, as well as a phonetic pronunciation of the mantra. There are several commercial recordings available to assist you in learning it, as well as my own recording, which can be found in the chants part of my website, www.rogergabriel.com, to aid you in your learning.
Bhur Bhuvah Suvaha Bhoor Bhoo-va Su-va-ha
Tat Savitur Varenyam Tat Sa-vee-toor Var-ayn-yam
Bargo Devasya Dhimahi Bar-go Day-vas-ya Dhee-ma-hee
Dhiyo Yo Nah Prachodayat Dhee-yo Yo Nah Pra-cho-da-yaat
Rather than providing a precise translation of the Gayatri Mantra, which might be difficult to comprehend when first heard, below are various other interpretations of the mantra that have been attributed to it. Some believe it to be the beginning of the universe, while others believe it to be a facet of the sun. You are free to select whichever one resonates with you the most.
I meditate on Gayatri Devi, the Supreme Energy, who has the supreme quality of participating in the creation of all worlds and of inducing noble thoughts in the hearts of all
Oh, creator of the universe, I meditate on you. We ponder the glory of thy peerless beauty. By purifying our inner hearts, may thy radiant power enlighten our intellects, destroy our ignorance, and guide us in the direction of enlightenment. It is you, who are the source of all power, and whose rays illuminate the world, who illuminate my heart so that it, too, may carry out your work. In order for it to inspire our emancipation, let us commune with the radiant light of consciousness that supports all universes. We meditate on the light of the luminous God Savitur, who is the source of inspiration for all beings, the source of their inner selves, and the source of the entire universe. We meditate on the lovely light that is the self of the ultimate Lord of the universe, which is the source of all beauty. It is the giver of knowledge and the destroyer of ignorance in the same breath, It is the light that emanates from the Supreme Brahman himself. May that light illuminate our path
The Gayatri Mantra with Kriyas (Actions)
In the following, you will find a lengthier version of theGayatri, which activates all sevenLokhasor planes of existence and particularly requests for the boon of enlightenment to come upon the practitioner. It can be done with or without the Kriyas, depending on your preference (hand movements). Kriyas are claimed to help you connect with your Atman (soul). The Kriyas should only be done with the right hand, according to the instructions. Open your hand so that the palm of your hand is facing upward.
See also: What Is A Harmonic Chant
OM BHUH Touch the thumb to the base of the ring finger
OM BHUVAH Touch the thumb to the base of the little finger
OM SVAHA Touch the thumb to the middle of the little finger
OM MAHAH Touch the thumb to the tip of the little finger
OM JANAH Touch the thumb to the tip of the ring finger
OM TAPAH Touch the thumb to the tip of the middle finger
OM SATYAM Touch the thumb to the tip of the index finger
OM TATSAVITUR VARENYAM Touch the thumb to the middle of the index finger
BHARGO DEVASYA DHIMAHI Touch the thumb to the base of the index finger
DHIYO YO NAH PRACODAYAT Touch the thumb to the base of the middle finger
OM APO JYOTIR Touch the first three fingers to the right eye
RASO'MRTAM Touch the first three fingers to the left eye
BRAHMA BHUR BHUVAH SVAR OM Touch the first three fingers to the third eye
Repeating the Gayatri Mantra
In the following, you will find a lengthier version of theGayatri, which activates all sevenLokhasor planes of existence and explicitly requests for the blessing of enlightenment to be granted to you. With or without the Kriyas, it can be practiced (hand movements). In order to link you with yourAtman, kriyas are thought to be beneficial (soul). Only the right hand should be used to do the Kriyas. Raise your hand so that the palm of your hand is facing up and open.
Gayatri Mantra – Chanting Rules and Surprising Benefits
The Gayatri Mantra, also known as the Savitri Mantra, is the most significant mantra mentioned in the Rig Veda and is the most often recited. The Gayatri Mantra is devoted to Savitar, the sun deity, and is said to bring good fortune. This mantra was devised by a guru named Swami Vishwamitra, who also explained the purpose of singing the Gayatri mantra and the advantages it provides. However, according to the Arya Samaj, the Gayatri mantra was composed in celebration of one of the greatest creators, known as Om (), who is described in the Yajurved.
Gayatri mantra, on the other hand, is currently sung all over the globe as a form of devotion, meditation, and prayer.
It is often referred to as the Maha Mantra since it is said to bring calm and prosperity into one's life.
The Gayatri Mantra
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Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah Tat Savitur Varenyam (Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah Tat Savitur Varenyam) Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi Dhiyo Yo nah Prachodayat Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi Dhiyo Yo nah Prachodayat
Meaning of Gayatri Mantra
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]. In the beginning, there was just one word: Om. Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah Tat Savitur Varenyam means "I am blessed by the Lord." Devasya Dheemahi Yo nah Prachodayat Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi Dhiyo
The Vyahrities – Bhur, Bhuvah, Svah
The terms Bhur, Bhuvah, and Svah are together referred to as the Vyahrities. The words Bhur and Bhuvah refer to the earth or the physical body, whereas Svah refers to the outer atmosphere or the soul. Bhur and Bhuvah are both used to refer to the earth. The Almighty God may be found everywhere, and by chanting these Vyahrities, one can ponder God and let his or her mind to be illuminated with creativity and intuitive capacity, since God is everywhere.
Symbolic Meaning
We give thanks to the supreme might and splendor of the Supreme Lord, the creator and energizer of the entire universe, whose effulgence (divine light) illuminates all realms of existence (physical, mental and spiritual). May this holy light shine upon us and illuminate our brain.
We meditate on thy divine light, O Absolute Existence, Creator of the three dimensions, while we behold thy heavenly light. Please allow Him to boost our mind and impart real wisdom onto us.
How to chant Gayatri Mantra
It is said that the Gayatri Mantra is the most powerful mantra in the world since it has the ability to govern your mind, make your mind more creative, erase any negativity, and assist you in focusing on your objectives. In order to get the full benefits of the Gayatri Mantra, you need follow a few simple guidelines.
Despite the fact that you can sing the Gayatri mantra at any time of the day, it is recommended that you do so in Bramha Muhrat, which is between 4 and 5 a.m. in the morning, as well as at night before sleeping. Take a bath (first thing in the morning) and sit in yoga mudra for 15 minutes. one leg on top of the other
Chant the Gayatri Mantra 108 times using a Sphatik Mala or any rosary that you have on hand. During the chanting of the mantras, you should close your eyes and concentrate on each syllable that you pronounce
Do not think about anything else during the recitation of the mantra because if you think about other things, you may pronounce the words incorrectly, which will result in undesirable and negative outcomes. Consider how amazing this mantra truly is by carefully pronouncing each syllable perfectly
Benefits of Chanting Gayatri Mantra
Despite the fact that you can sing the Gayatri mantra at any time of the day, it is recommended that you do so in Bramha Muhrat, which is between 4 and 5 a.m. in the morning, as well as before sleeping at night. In the morning, take a bath and sit in yoga mudra (hands and feet together). (One leg on top of the other;) Chant the Gayatri Mantra 108 times using a Sphatik Mala or any rosary that you have on hand; During the chanting of the mantras, you should close your eyes and concentrate on each syllable that you say; During the recitation of the mantra, try not to think about anything else because if you do, you may pronounce the words incorrectly, which may result in unpleasant and negative consequences.
Consider how amazing this mantra is by carefully pronouncing each syllable perfectly;
It will assist you in achieving your objectives
It will improve your ability to concentrate
And it will provide mental calm by approaching difficulties in an intelligent manner and solving them. You must sing the Gayatri mantra 1000 times and perform a havan in order to achieve success. To execute the havan, all you need is a vat, a peepal, a shami, a goolar, and a cauldron of warm milk. It strengthens the will
It establishes a connection with the almighty deity
It offers serenity to you both within and outside
It increases the power of eternity
It helps us to stay healthy. It keeps its followers safe from harm
It spreads happiness over the surrounding area
Gayatri Mantra: Gayatri Mantra: Meaning and significance – Times of India
By approaching difficulties from an intellectual standpoint, it will assist you in achieving your desired result, improve your focus capacity, and provide mental tranquility. You must sing the Gayatri mantra 1000 times, as well as perform a havan, in order to achieve success. A cauldron of milk and a vat are all that is required to execute the havan; the only other items are peepal and shami, as well as a goolar. He or she will be more determined. He or she will be more connected to almighty god.
It increases the power of eternity.
It keeps its worshippers safe from harm; it spreads happiness over the surrounding area; it
What is the purpose of chanting the Gayatri Mantra? People think that repeating the Gayatri Mantra can bring about prosperity and happiness in one's life, although this is not proven. The recitation of the Gayatri Mantra on a daily basis might help one to securely establish and regulate their mental state. The mantra is an expression of gratitude, directed both to the sun, which provides nourishment, and to the Divine. What is Gayatri's name? The Goddess Gayatri is sometimes referred to as "Veda-Mata," or the Mother of the Four Vedas (Rig, Yajur, Saam, and Atharva), since she is the very foundation of the Vedas (Rig, Yajur, Saam, and Atharva). It is the premise, the truth, and the foundation of the achieved and cognized universes, respectively. Goddess Gayatri is renowned for her ability to dispel darkness by infusing light into our minds. In what ways can reciting the Gayatri Mantra enhance one's health?
What is the purpose of chanting the Gayatri Mandala? People think that reciting the Gayatri Mantra would bring about success and happiness in their lives. It is possible to develop and stable the mind by frequent singing of the Gayatri Mantra. Both the sun and the Divine are thanked in this mantra, which is a proclamation of gratitude. Who is Gayatri, and what is her background? Godess Gayatri is additionally referred to as "Veda-Mata" or "Mother of the Vedas," referring to the fact that she is the very foundation of the Vedas – Rig, Yajur, Saam, and Atharva. It is the premise, the truth, and the foundation of the achieved and cognized universes respectively. As the goddess of light, Gayatri is renowned for her ability to dispel darkness via the transmission of light into our hearts and brains. In what ways can singing the Gayatri Mantra help one's life?
When is the most beneficial time to recite the Gayatri Mantra? According to the Vedas, time is divided into three types: satva, rajas, and tamas. The virtues of purity, passion, and inactivity
4 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. have a satvic quality
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. have a rajasic quality
8 p.m. and 4 a.m. have a tamasic quality
4 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 4 a.
The optimal time to sing the Gayatri Mantra is during the month of Satva. So the Gayatri Mantra should be performed between the hours of four and eight o'clock in the morning, and four and eight o'clock at night.
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Decoding the Gayatri Mantra
Two syllables make up the name Gayatri. The first is "Gaya," which means "reveal," and the second is "tri," which means "three Vedas." (Photo courtesy of Getty Images) ) In the Vedic faith, mantras are an integral element of the prayers that are said. In Sanskrit, it denotes a meaningful combination of Sanskrit words that are written and sung in accordance with certain grammar and rhythm, respectively. The recitation of Vedic mantras causes individuals to feel eased of their material worries and to develop a spiritual inclination as a result.
In spite of the fact that the Muktaka Upanishad outlines 108 major Upanishads, the Upanishads include an infinite amount of verses due to their uncountable number.
In order to avoid this, the total number of verses is quite large.
It is written in Bhagwad Gita (10.35), "Of the hymns of the Sama Veda, I am the Brhat-sama, and I am the Gayatri, who is the poet of poetry." "I am the flower-bearing spring of the months Margasirsa (November-December), and I am the month Margasirsa." The Gayatri mantra is one of the most well-known of the 108 mantras in existence.
Source of Gayatri Mantra
Two words make up the name Gayatri. The first is "Gaya," which means "reveal," and the second is "tri," which refers to the three Vedas. The images are courtesy of Getty Images). ) In the Vedic faith, mantras are a significant element of the prayers. It is a meaningful combination of Sanskrit words that are written and sung in a certain grammar and meter, as defined by the composer. It has been observed that persons who chant Vedic mantras feel liberated from their material worries become more spiritually minded as a result of their practice.
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In spite of the fact that the Muktaka Upanishad lists 108 major Upanishads, the Upanishads include an infinite number of verses due to their infinity in number.
This results in an abnormally large total number of verses.
According to the Bhagwad Gita (10.35), "I am the Brhat-sama of the hymns of the Sama Veda, and I am the Gayatri of poetry." When it comes to months, I'm Margasirsa (November-December), and when it comes to seasons, I'm spring with its blooming flowers.
One of the most well-known mantras is the Gayatri mantra. As part of the school's morning prayer program and other inauguration events, the chanting of this mantra may be heard in the background.
Representation of Gayatri Mantra
The Gayatri mantra is also stated in the opening stanza of the Srimad-Bhagavatam (1.1.1) as dhimahi, which means "dhimahi is the Gayatri mantra." It is said that the Supreme Lord is represented by the Gayatri mantra since it is specifically designed for God realization. According to Hindu tradition, the Gayatri mantra is the aural embodiment of Brahman. According to Hari Bhakti Vilasa, the Brahma Gayatri mantra is a supplication to Gayatri Devi, the everlasting spouse of Sri Vishnu, and is said in the morning and evening.
While contemplating the Brahma-Gaytri, the devotee is worshipping Gayatri Devi and summoning her from the sun planet into his or her hearts..
Two syllables make up the name Gayatri.
This means that the Gayatri mantra extols the glories of the Supreme Personality of Godhead while simultaneously protecting the devotee from all manner of material defilement.
More specifically, it reflects the solar energy viewpoint of the supreme lord, as it is representative of Surya Narayana, also known as the lord's eye, as it is represented by the sun.
Origin of Gayatri Mantra
According to the Brahma Samhita (5.27-28),* Gayatri, the mother of the Vedas, after being manifested, i.e. imparted, by the holy sound of Sri Krishna's flute, came into the lotus mouth of Brahma, who was born from himself, through his eight ear-holes. Because he was initiated by the highest primordial preceptor, Godhead himself, the lotus-born Brahma achieved the rank of the twice-born after receiving the Gayatri, which sprang from the flute-song of Sri Krishna. When Brahma remembered that Gayatri, which represented the three Vedas, he was enlightened and became acquainted with the vastness of the ocean of knowledge.
Parts of Brahma Gayatri Mantra
Each of the three parts of the Brahma Gayatri mantra was chanted: In Hinduism, the word Om is referred to as the Pranava, or the fundamental syllable of Vedic mantras. * The three Vyahrtis are considered to be representatives of higher planetary systems and consciousness levels (bhur bhuva swaha). * The Savitri mantra is the central mantra of Gayatri (tat savitur……). The Gayatri Mantra is explained in detail word by word. The following is an exposition of the detailed meaning of the Gayatri mantra in its entirety:
A total of three parts made up the Brahma Gayatri mantra: In Hinduism, the word Om is referred to as the Pranava, or the fundamental syllable of Vedic mantras. * The three Vyahrtis are considered to be representatives of higher planetary systems and consciousness levels (bhur bhuva swaha).
* The Savitri mantra is known as the Gayatri mantra (tat savitur……). The Gayatri Mantra is explained in detail word after word. In the following paragraphs, we will discuss the specific significance of the Gayatri mantra:
Bhur
The earth is represented as the physical plane by this symbol. It also depicts Lord Krishna as the culmination of all characteristics, as well as his manifestation as Lord Brahma, who is the originator.
Bhuvah
It depicts the astral realm, which is the sky. It also signifies Lord Krishna as the all-powerful, as well as his form of Lord Narayana as the maintainer, in addition to the other symbols.
Svaha
It portrays the mental plane as the representation of heaven. It also portrays Lord Krishna as a wellspring of joy, as well as his form of Lord Shiva as a destroyer, in addition to other things.
In the mental level, it depicts the heaven. It also signifies Lord Krishna as a wellspring of joy, as well as his form of Lord Shiva as a destroyer, in addition to the other symbols.
Savitur
It shows the mental plane as a representation of the heavens. Also shown are Lord Krishna as the wellspring of joy and his form of Lord Shiva as the destroyer, as well as the goddess Parvati.
Varenyam
It depicts the highest individual, who is deserving of all adoration and reverence, and who shines a light on the entirety of creation.
Bhargo
A superior being who is deserving of all respect and reverence, as well as the illumination of the entire universe, is represented by this image.
Devasya
It signifies the all-illuminating personality of Godhead, who is unconcerned with the material creation around him.
Dhimahi
Meditation or giving prayers to him are represented by this symbol.
Dhiyo yo naha
It depicts the divine inspiration that the lord has given to the intellect.
Prachodayat
As a symbol of the supreme deity Vishnu's will for our ultimate well-being, it reflects the direction provided by him.
The translation of Gayatri Mantra
Hari Bhakti Vilasa decodes the definition of the Brahma Gayatri mantra by summarizing all of the definitions of the mantra and decoding them as follows: In the name of meditation, let us contemplate the Parambrahma (tat), who is the source of all causes (om) and the destroyer of all existence in the cosmos (bhur, bhuvah, svah). Having established Himself as the self-sufficient source of all energy and life (bhargo), He is the dazzling (devasya) Supersoul of the sun (savitur). Let us employ our knowledge (prachodayat) in order to attain the transcendental realm."
We have been reciting the Gayatri mantra since we were children, but we were not aware of the benefits it provided until recently. The following advantages are shown in the shastras: Gayatri is considered a complement to the Vedas. It is the source of all happiness. Repeating Gayatri once or twice eliminates a great deal of sin from one's life. Reciting it ten times removes sins committed from birth; reciting it one hundred times removes sins done in the previous life; and reciting it one thousand times removes sins committed in the preceding three incarnations.
(From the Padma Puran) A quote from Markendeya Rsi: "By singing Gayatri Mantra one might get either material wealth or salvation." The worshiper who is free of wants, on the other hand, is able to enter the highest abode of Lord Vishnu." After focusing one's thoughts on me, one should perform the various specified responsibilities, such as reciting the Gayatri mantra three times a day at the appropriate times.
(Vishnu dharmottar Purana)Fixing one's thoughts on me is essential. Such rituals are prescribed by the Vedas and are believed to cleanse the worshiper of negative responses to fruitful acts. (Srimad Bhagwatam, November 27, 2012)
Process of chanting Gayatri Mantra
According to the scriptures, the following regulations should be followed:* During the Sandhya timings, one can say the Gayatri mantra three times a day, which is recommended. Sandhya is a Sanskrit term that refers to the meeting point of two sections of the day. * Before singing the Gayatri mantra, it is recommended that one bathe. One should sit in the Asana of Kusha and silently say the mantra. One can bind his brahmana thread around his right thumb and repeat the mantra with only his lips moving, in an inaudible tone, by tying the thread around his right thumb.
Gayatri Mantra – A Universal Prayer
Om Bhur Bhuva Swa Swa Swa Swa Swa Swa Swa Swa Vareya tat-savitur tat-savitur tat-savitur Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi is a Hindu deity. Dhiyo Yona Prachodayt (Dhiyo Yona Prachodayt) Meaning in general: We reflect on the Supreme Lord, the creator, whose effulgence (divine light) illumines every domain of existence (physical, mental and spiritual). May this holy light shine upon us and illuminate our brain. The definition of the word is: Om: This is the primordial sound; Bhur refers to the physical body or the physical domain; Bhuvah refers to the life force or the mental realm.
Sri Sathya Sai Baba chanting the GayatriMantra
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Who is Mother Gayatri?
Gayatri is considered to be the Mother of all texts (Vedas). No matter where Her name is recited, She is present. She possesses tremendous strength. Gayatri is the One who provides nourishment for the individual being. Anyone who worships Her receives pure thoughts as a result of Her blessing. She is the personification of all Goddesses and represents them all. Gayatri is the name of our own breath, and Gayatri is the name of our confidence in the existence. Gayatri has five faces, which correspond to the five life values that she represents.
Our senses are guided in the right path by Mother Gayatri, who nurtures and protects each and every one of us.
We pray to her that she would provide us with sound judgment.
As a result, Gayatri is a comprehensive prayer that provides protection, nutrition, and, ultimately, release from one's troubles.
Gayatri is said to be the mother of the Vedas (Gayatri Chandhasam matha) Gayatri, on the other hand, is known by three different names: Gayatri, Savitri, and Saraswathi.
Gayatri is the goddess of the senses, and she is the ruler of the senses, according to Hindu tradition.
Many Indians are familiar with the story of Savitri, who brought her dead husband, Sathyavan, back to life via the power of prayer.
Saraswathi is the goddess of speech, and she is the reigning deity of communication (vaak).
However, even though Gayatri is known by three names, all three are present in each of us as the senses (Gayatri), the power of speech (Saraswathi), and the life force (Sarasvati) (Savitri). Volume 28.22 (August 23, 1995) of Sri Sathya Sai Speaks is available online.
Universality of Gayatri Mantra
All texts are named after Gayatri, who is known as the Mother of all (Vedas). No matter where Her name is repeated, she remains present. She has tremendous authority. Individual beings are fed by Gayatri, who is the source of all nourishment. Anyone who worships Her receives clean thoughts as a gift. Our Goddess is the epitome of everything that is good and right in this world. Gayatri is the name of our own breath, and Gayatri is the name of our confidence in the reality of things. It is the five life principles that are represented by Gayatri's five faces.
She is also known as "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," and "Devasya," among other things.
Mediation is denoted by the term "Dhmahi." In our prayers, we implore her to infuse us with sound judgment.
As a result, Gayatri is a comprehensive prayer that provides protection, nutrition, and, ultimately, release from one's suffering.
It is believed that Gayatri was born from a vedic cult (Gayatri Chandhasam matha) But Gayatri has three names: Gayatri, Savitri, and Saraswathi.
Every person possesses these three characteristics.
In the world of Prana, Savitri is the most powerful (Life Force).
Truth is represented by the goddess Savitri.
Purity in mind, speech, and deed are represented by these three symbols of purity (thrikarana shuddhi).
Volume 28.22, Number 22 (August 23, 1995) of Sri Sathya Sai Speaks.
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Deeper meaning of the Gayatri Mantra
Avatar Gayatri is known as the "Mother of all Scriptures" (Vedas). She may be found wherever Her name is sung. She has tremendous power. Gayatri is the One who provides nourishment for the individual's existence. Anyone who worships Her receives clean thoughts as a result of Her blessings. He or she is the personification of the Goddesses. Gayatri is our own breath, and Gayatri is our confidence in the existence of things. Gayatri has five faces, which correspond to the five life ideals that she embodies.
She is also known as "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," "Bhur," and "Devasya." Mother Gayatri nurtures and protects all living things, and she directs our senses in the right manner.
We pray to her that she would provide us with sound intelligence.
As a result, Gayatri is a comprehensive prayer that provides protection, nutrition, and, ultimately, release.
Gayatri is said to be the "mother of the Vedas" (Gayatri Chandhasam matha) Gayatri, on the other hand, is known by three different names: Gayatri, Savitri, and Saraswati.
Gayatri is the goddess of the senses, and she is the ruler of the senses.
Many Indians are familiar with the story of Savitri, who brought her dead husband, Sathyavan, back to life with the use of magic.
Saraswathi is the deity who preside over the art of speaking (vaak).
Although Gayatri is known by three names, all three are present in each of us as the senses (Gayatri), the power of speech (Saraswathi), and the life force (Saraswathi) (Savitri). Volume 28.22 (August 23, 1995) of Sri Sathya Sai Speaks contains the following information:
Chant Gayatri Mantra
When one meditates on the Gayatri mantra, one might become aware of the underlying driving force of the five elements, the five essential airs in the human body, and the five sheaths that encircle and protect the Atma (the soul). Gayatri has three facets, Gayatri, Savitri, and Saraswati, just as there are three basic energies that govern man: the physical, the metaphysical, and the psychical, as well as the dhi-bhoutik, the dhi-daivik, and the dhi-atmic, just as there are three basic energies that govern man: the physical, the metaphysical, and the psychical.
These three karaas, or instruments, must be purified and sublimated in order for man to achieve his life's ultimate aim of liberation.
Sri Sathya Sai Speaks, volume 15.11, date of publication: June 26, 1981 It will keep you safe no matter where you are – on the road, at work, or in your own house.
This mantra will bring down Brahma-praksha, the Divine Effulgence, on you and illuminate your mind as well as illuminate your path as it is said repeatedly.
Sri Sathya Sai Speaks, vol.
This will help to mitigate the consequences of the wrongdoings that one commits on a daily basis.
There is no buildup of karmic (activity-related) debt since each day's karma (action) is atoned for on the day on which it occurs by chanting the Gayatri mantra in its entirety.
"Sarva roga nivaarini Gayatri" means "Sarva roga nivaarini Gayatri" (Gayatri is the reliever of all diseases).
"Sarva vaancha phalasiddhi Gayatri" means "Sarva vaancha phalasiddhi Gayatri" (Gayatri is the fulfiller of all desires).
When the mantra is sung, all sorts of powers will manifest in the person who is chanting it.
When to say the Gayatri
It is not acceptable to sing cheap and defiling cinema tunes. Instead, chant the Gayatri Mantra. Allow your mind and intellect to be washed in the same way that your body gets cleansed when you bathe. Be sure to repeat it after every bath, as well as prior to every meal, when you get up from sleep, and before you go to bed. Also, towards the conclusion, say the word shanthi (peace) three times, as this repetition will bring peace to the three entities that exist within you: the body, the mind, and the soul.
Sri Sathya Sai Speaks, vol. 13.34, date of publication: June 20, 1977 Time, like man, is composed of three qualities: satva, rajas, and tamas (slow, fast, and slowest) (qualities of purity or serenity, passion, and inaction). The day is broken down into three sections:
The stvic quality is present from 4am to 8am and 4pm to 8pm
The rjasic quality is present from 8am to 4pm
The tmasic quality is present between 8pm and 4am.
The eight hours between 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. are mostly dedicated to sleep. Animals and birds, as well as humans, use the eight hours of the day (from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) to carry out their daily activities, and these eight hours are referred to as rjasic. Using the four satvic hours of the morning to engage in good behaviors like as worship, virtuous deeds, and keeping excellent company, one can be certain of elevating oneself from the human to the Divine plane. The Gayatri mantra should be chanted throughout the satvic period (4am to 8am and 4pm to 8pm), which is between 4am and 8pm.
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What is the significance of Gayatri Mantra? Can women chant it ? Why do we chant 108 times?
What exactly is the meaning of the Gayatri Mantra? Is it possible for women to chant it? What is the purpose of chanting 108 times? There are three sorts of suffering in the Ga-ya-tri system. The gross body, the subtle body, and the causal body are the three bodies that we have. And unhappiness may be found on all three levels of the pyramid. Gayatri believes that the human life must traverse all three dimensions, and this is what she means. The person who sings it will sail across the ocean of suffering and into the land of pleasure.
What exactly does it say?
The Divine light that consumes all sin, please allow me to love and absorb in that Divine light Inspire my brain with the help of the Divinity, please.
You have thoughts, and then you act on them.
You appeal to the Divine, saying, "Take control of my intellect!" Dhiyo yonah prachodayat, which means "inspire my brain." Dhi is a Hindi word that denotes intelligence.
When you have the proper ideas, your actions will always be the right ones.
So I'm hoping for the finest notion to come to me.
The meaning of the Gayatri Mantra can be summarized as follows: What's the point of repeating something 108 times?
There are 108 different sorts of changes that occur as nine planets circle around twelve constellations.
Is it permissible for women to perform the Gayatri Mantra?
It is not stated anywhere that women are unable to chant.
At the Ashram, we have restored this practice.
As you can see, it was a society controlled by men.
Whatever people want for, those things will begin to manifest themselves.
Therefore, the males stated, "Our women are already strong, and we do not wish to make them even more powerful." As a result, we will not let them to say the mantra. This is why only a tiny group of people were privy to this information, which was held under strict confidentiality agreements.
Om bhur bhuvah svahTat Savitur varen(i)yamBhargo devasya dhimahiDhiyo yo nah prachodayat Om bhur bhuvah svahTat Savitur varen(i)yam I conduct a weekly Kirtan practice at the Pilgrimage of the Heart yoga studio in San Diego, which you can find here. In our community, we have been practicing for almost five years, and the Gayatri Mantra has become one of our standard chants. The underlying meanings of the chants fascinate me as a Kirtan leader because it helps me to dig more deeply into the spirit and intent that lies behind these lovely utterances.
According to legend, the Gayatri Mantra was handed to the sage Vishwamitra by the Supreme Being in appreciation for his many years of devotion and meditation, and that it was intended to be shared with all of humanity.
In addition, it has been said that Siddhartha Gautama, commonly known as the Buddha, uttered this mantra.
Chanted through the Ages…
Over the span of millennia, trillions of individuals have sung the Gayatri Mantra, making it the most popular mantra in the world. Even now, it is possible that a billion people sing it every day, which is a staggering number. There is a plethora of analysis and opinion on which translations of the chant are the best. There are several interpretations of the Gayatri Mantra that may be found by Googling it. The substance of the story is as follows: When you hear the wordGayatri, you're thinking of the meter of the verse.
But hold on a sec.
This is due to the fact that the initial line of the mantra is not truly a component of the mantra itself.
The Great Utterance.
For millennia, billions of people have sung the Gayatri Mantra, and it is still being chanted now. A billion people are expected to sing it every day, even now, according to the most optimistic estimates. As far as competent translations of the chant are concerned, there is a plenty of commentary and opinion. Many other interpretations of the Gayatri Mantra may be found by Googling it. Essentially, this is what happened: This verse's meter is denoted by the wordGayatri (). Basically, the mantra is made up of three lines with each line having eight syllables.
A total of 4 lines are present!
Prefixes are used to distinguish words.
The meaning…
Over the span of ages, billions of individuals have repeated the Gayatri Mantra. Even now, it is possible that a billion people throughout the world sing it every day. There is a plethora of discussion and opinion available on the subject of good translations of the chant. Many other interpretations of the Gayatri Mantra may be found by searching online. The gist of it is as follows: When you hear the wordGayatri, you're thinking about the meter of the verse.
The mantra is comprised of three lines of eight syllables each, which are repeated three times. But hold on a minute. There are four lines in all! The reason behind this is that the first line of the mantra isn't truly a part of the chant itself. It's a prefix, to be precise.
What is vital is that the mantra be chanted with the purest of intentions and with an understanding of the deep ramifications of the breadth of this chanting practiced by the practitioner. It is an outpouring of one's heart to the Supreme, as well as a realization of the Divine Grace bestowed upon all of creation and the universe at large. If you have a chanting practice, the Gayatri Mantra is a'must-have' in your repertoire of chanting mantras.
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Зелёнкино — деревня в Великолукском районе Псковской области России. Входит в состав сельского поселения «Переслегинская волость».

Расположена на западе района, в 10 км к западу от райцентра Великие Луки и в 7 км к юго-западу от волостного центра Переслегино. Северо-западнее находится озеро Кислое.

Численность населения по оценке на 2000 год составляла 6 человек, на 2010 год — 6 человек.

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Населённые пункты Великолукского района


The overarching work of the Illinois Leadership Coordinating Committee (ILCC) is to provide counsel and direction for the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and the Provost as it relates to campus leadership initiatives.
The ILCC also helps inform the Illinois Leadership Center, a Student Affairs/Academic Affairs partnership which serves as a hub for leadership education across campus. The Leadership Center provides curricular and co-curricular leadership development resources through day-long leadership programs, workshops, employment opportunities, a certificate program and varied campus collaborations. The Center also supports the interdisciplinary Minor in Leadership Studies, hosted by the College of ACES.
The ILCC is organized yearly into working groups, which are formed to address specific charges provided each fall by the Provost and the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. Examples of working groups include: assessment, strategic partnerships, stewardship, ad hoc groups, etc.
The full committee meets approximately two times a semester. Between meetings, committee members will serve on working groups, which may meet additional times during the semester depending on their given charge. SLAT will meet monthly outside of full committee meetings.


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Q: Helper Data not found in magento2 i try to install this extension :
https://www.magesolution.com/front-end-cms-page-builder.html
i do all steps, and when go to my site i see error 500.
the message of error :
[24-Jun-2019 08:04:59 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Class 'MGS\Core\Helper\Data' not found in /home/pt1byfxrpoja/public_html/app/code/MGS/Fbuilder/Helper/Data.php on line 15

I go to file Data.php and i see this 15:
class Data extends \MGS\Core\Helper\Data

Its true, but see error ,,, where is problem ?

A: Your class\MGS\Core\Helper\Data exists in the file but there is no such a file Data.php exist in your path \MGS\Core\Helper\Data see in your directory Data.php is existed under \MGS\Core\Helper\Data` path?
Solution:
You got this error because you have not installed the MGS_Core extension. and your extension MGS_Fbuilder class extends class Data extends \MGS\Core\Helper\Data so that class not found.
So basically your extension MGS_Fbuilder dependent on MGS_Core extension. just install  MGS_Core extension. your error will be solved.

Update:
Maybe there is default extension issue I found the solution for that Check this link
I hope it helps!

A: You are getting this error you have not installed the MGS_Core module with MGS_Fbuilder.
To install MGS_Core module goto the below link:

https://github.com/arrowhitech-gp/core

And install it and then check if everything works.

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