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I Knew You Would Come.... www.mondaymantras.com Monday Health: Health benefits of Swimming ..............5 Main: All about Satelite TV ...............2 & 3 Inspirational: I Know You Would Come.... ...............1 WORKING TOWARDS MAKING MONDAY’S MORE EXCITING INFORMATIVE AND ENTERTAINING Mantras Spiritual: Prepare yourself for Guru Purnima - Sadhguru ...............4 L ife is beauful only when there is love. Love is a higher value than life… a greater value than life. Life can be sacrificed to love, but love cannot be sacrificed to life. Leslie Weatherhead tells the sto- ry of the second world war. Two soldiers were very friendly, great friends. One evening one soldier comes back to the trench but finds that his friend has not returned. Many people have been killed on the front. He becomes afraid — is his friend killed? He enquires, and then somebody says, ‘We are not certain that he is killed, but he was so terribly wounded that it was impossible for him to come to the trench. By now he must be dead.’ It is geng dark now and the ene- my is sll firing madly but the soldier wants to go and search for his friend. The officer says, ‘No, this is foolish’, but he doesn’t listen to the officer — he goes. It is very difficult in the dark and there are thousands of corpses all around. He looks and looks and in the middle of the night he returns — dragging his friend’s dead body on his back. He himself is now terribly wounded, mortally wounded… he cannot survive. The moment he reaches the trench he falls on the floor with the body of his dead friend. The officer comes and he says, ‘I told you not to be foolish! It was not worth it. Now you know what you have done to your- self. The friend is dead and you are dying!’ The dying man opened his eyes and he said, ‘But it was worth it — because when I went there, he looked at me and he said, “Jim, I knew you would come.”‘ For love, life can be sacrificed — it is worth it. But we have been taught just the con- trary: sacrifice everything just to be alive; just to survive, sacrifice everything. I teach you the contrary: to be loving, sacrifice everything. Osho as told in : Blessed Are the Ignoran: A Darshan Diary Source: https://oshostories.word - press.com/2015/12/29/jim- i-knew-you-would-come/ | 11 | Jul | 2016 |

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I Knew You Would Come.... www.mondaymantras.com

Monday ※ Health: Health benefits of Swimming ..............5

※ Main: All about Satelite TV ...............2 & 3

※ Inspirational: I Know You Would Come.... ...............1

WORKING TOWARDS MAKING MONDAY’S MOREEXCITING INFORMATIVE AND ENTERTAINING Mantras

※ Spiritual: Prepare yourself for Guru Purnima - Sadhguru ...............4

Life is beautiful only when there is love. Love is a higher value than life… a greater value than life.

Life can be sacrificed to love, but love cannot be sacrificed to life.

Leslie Weatherhead tells the sto-ry of the second world war.

Two soldiers were very friendly, great friends. One evening one soldier comes back to the trench but finds that his friend has not returned. Many people have been killed on the front. He becomes afraid — is his friend killed?

He enquires, and then somebody says, ‘We are not certain that he is killed, but he was so terribly wounded that it was impossible for him to come to the trench. By now he must be dead.’

It is getting dark now and the ene-my is still firing madly but the soldier wants to go and search for his friend.

The officer says, ‘No, this is foolish’, but he doesn’t listen to the officer — he goes.

It is very difficult in the dark and there are thousands of corpses all around.

He looks and looks and in the middle of the night he returns — dragging his friend’s dead body on his back. He himself is now terribly wounded, mortally wounded… he cannot survive.

The moment he reaches the trench he falls on the floor with the body of his dead friend.

The officer comes and he says, ‘I told you not to be foolish! It was not worth it. Now you know what you have done to your-self. The friend is dead and you are dying!’

The dying man opened his eyes and he said, ‘But it was worth it — because when I went there, he looked at me and he said, “Jim, I knew you would come.”‘

For love, life can be sacrificed — it is worth it.

But we have been taught just the con-trary: sacrifice everything just to be alive; just to survive, sacrifice everything.

I teach you the contrary: to be loving, sacrifice everything.

Osho as told in : Blessed Are the Ignorantt: A Darshan Diary

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How to Stop Losing Reception During a StormAs a satellite subscriber, I am frustrated with losing reception during a storm. The rain doesn’t have to be very hard for the sig-nal to sputter in and out. As a result, I’ve missed out on some en-tertaining programs and weather alerts due to the lost reception.

THE SOLUTIONThere is a solution that I came across when talking to a sales-person at a major electronics store. He recommended spray-ing my dish with Pam or some other non-stick cooking spray.

The more I thought about it the more it made sense. Lost reception is due to raindrops sticking to the dish, which causes it to receive sig-nals erratically. Making the dish non-stick seemed like a good idea.

A few days later, I noticed lightning in the distance. I thought this was the perfect opportunity to try this out, so I climbed up a ladder and sprayed my satellite dish with Pam. The rain began almost as soon as I finished spraying the dish, so I ran inside to check out the signal.

DID IT WORK?To my surprise, the signal was as good as a bright, sunny afternoon. To this date, I haven’t lost reception in a storm, though I must clarify that my area hasn’t had much rain since that initial storm. I recommend spraying the dish every three months to keep everything non-stick.

ANOTHER SOLUTIONIf a dish is mounted to the side of a house, you could mount a clear piece of fiberglass in front of the dish. The fiber-glass would act as a shield for the dish. Water and other ele-ments would not affect the dish’s ability to receive a signal.

Source: http://tv.about.com/od/cableandsatellitetv/a/receptionstorm.htm; http://visual.ly/how-install-satellite-dish

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This year (in 2016), the summer solstice on 21st of June happened to be a full moon day. The following full moon day

on 19th of July is the day Adiyogi started the first yoga program, about 15,000 years ago. Adiyogi means “first yogi.” He never both-ered to introduce himself, nor did people know his name, so they called him Adiyogi. He did everything possible to ignore his first seven disciples. Today, in India, these seven disciples are celebrated as the Saptarishis, the seven sages who are held as the basis of all spiritual knowing – it was they who trans-mitted it. They did everything possible to get his attention – he did everything possible to ignore them. He wanted to enjoy the ecstasy of yoga that he experienced. He did not want to teach. He did not want to be bothered with anyone, but these guys hung around for years. The lore says they were there for nearly 84 years. We don’t know, but defi-nitely they hung around for a very long time.

On the day of the solstice, 21st of June, Adi-yogi was making certain arrangements within himself. The relationship between the Earth and the Sun goes through a certain change during solstice and equinox. When these changes happen, every yogi makes certain changes within himself or herself. So when he was making those changes, he looked and saw these seven people sitting right there. They had become so very receptive; they were waiting for him to transmit what he knew. When he looked at them, he could not take his eyes off them. They had be-come such shining receptacles that he could not ignore them anymore. He paid attention and observed them for the next 28 days.

We are in that 28-day phase right now – I am looking at you. And on the next full moon day, which is known as the Guru Purnima, the birth of the first Guru – it happens to be on 19th of July this time – he could not help but start teaching and transmitting what he knew. He explored the dimensions of the body, the energy system, the one hundred and twelve chakras with which you can work, the five pranas with which you can transform your system, and the sixteen dimensions of the mind. It took a long time to expound all this. When he found none of the seven sages had the intellectual breadth to grasp all the one hundred and twelve ways, he divided them into seven parts of sixteen each. He gave six-teen ways to each one of them, so that they at least carry that part of the knowledge.

The transmission started from the next full moon day, but now is the time he paid atten-tion to his seven disciples. This year is very significant because once again, solstice and full moon fall on the same day. This is a rare happening. In the lore, it says he watched them for twenty-eight days, which means the solstice was on a full moon day. 2016, it happens to be like that as well. We are all for-tunate to be here together, this year. Your ed-ucation systems, your cultural backgrounds, do not teach you anything about turning in-ward. They are all teaching you about doing something outside – it is all about fixing the world. We have fixed it so much that if we fix it any more, there will be no world left. All this fixing of the world, we did in pursuit of human wellbeing. Fixing is happening, but wellbeing has not happened, because wellbe-ing will not happen unless you turn inward.

When I say turning inward – everything that you perceive is through your five senses. Right now, your entire experience of life is happen-ing because of seeing, hearing, smelling, tast-ing, and touching. In the very nature of things, sense organs are outward bound. You can see what is around you – you cannot roll your eye-balls inward and scan yourself. If an ant walks on your hand, you can feel it. So much blood flows within you – you cannot feel it. The five senses opened up only when you came out of your mother’s womb, because this is essential for your survival. If you want something more than survival, which is the nature of the hu-man being, you have to strive to turn inward. How far is it? Should you go to a Himalayan cave to do this? Let me tell you, all Himalayan caves are taken – there is no accommodation left there. You better learn to do it in Berlin.

I hear that you are very proud of breaking the concrete wall, and I am very happy for you for having done that. But it is time to break the walls between the internal and the external. For a long time, if you uttered the word “Ber-lin,” people thought of the wall. Now Berlin means people who broke the wall. That is a good thing, but what about the walls between the internal and the external? To turn inward, you need a little striving. That little striving is missing in societies. If only you knew how the seat of your experience functions and you took charge of it, you would definite-ly generate the experience that you want.

You said you want the highest level of pleasant-ness, not unpleasantness, for yourself. This is

true with every human being. We have never focused on this in the world. If we create joy-ful and sensible human beings, we will have a great world. Now turning inward is not a far-away thing. It is not difficult – it is just that it is in a different direction than the way you have been trained. You have always been trained on how to fix the outside. You may fix every-thing in the universe, but unless you fix your-self, you will not know the beauty of this life.

I repeat myself, “In is the only way out.” In this time before the Guru Purnima, make yourself into a shining receptacle. Keep yourself in such a way that your faculties of body, mind, and emotions do not become an impediment.

I am in you.

Let’s make it happen.

Love & Grace,

Source:http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/sadhguru/spot/prepare-yourself-for-guru-purnima/

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