About Black Cumin

1. Innumberable Benefits of Black Seed ( Kalonji )

In medical Field kalonji (also called as black cumin. In kannada it is called as krishna jeerige) is used as an Antiseptic medicine also. The seeds of Kalonji contain Phosphorous, Iron, and Carbohydrates compound in abundance. After the chemical analysis of Kalonji seeds this fact has come to the light that it has carotene (Yellowish substance). It converts into Vitamin A after coming into the liver. Above all it contains so many compounds which are useful in digestive system.
It cures urinal diseases. It increases the resisting power of the body and has special strength in curing all types of diseases. Kalonji oil contains special type of fat ingredients Linolatic acid 60% and nearly 21% Lipase. It has capacity to keep the body cool in hot temperature. Mostly its seeds are used as Medicine. Its seeds contain special substance Saponin Volatile oil and Nigelline a bitter tasting substance, these substances of Kalonji cure urinal problems, Saphra, M.C., etc.
A bit of religious touch have heard " Hazrat Muhammad ( Muslim's last Prophet)(S.A.W) saying that the black granules (Kalonji) is the remedy for all diseases except death.”1) Asthma, Cough & Allergy: For the treatment of these diseases the following method is adopted. Take a cup of warm water, one spoon of honey and half tea spoon of Kalonji oil. Mix this together and drink in the morning before the breakfast. Similarly after dinner in the night. Treatment for forty days. Avoid cool food stuff.
2) Diabetes (Sugar): For the treatment of these diseases the following method is adopted. Take one cup decoction (Black tea), Mix half table spoon of kalonji oil and drink it in the morning and before going to bed. Avoid oily food stuff, particularly fried items. If any other allopathic treatment is going on continue it that treatment. After 20 days check the sugar, is its normal Allopathic treatment should be stopped and kalonji treatment be continued. After forty days, sweet can be taken to check the sugar level. If it’s normal stop the treatment.
3) Heart Attack: In a cup of goat milk add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and us this mixture twice a day. Avoid all fatty food items. Continue treatment for ten days. After ten days use daily once.
4) Polio And Paralysis (Laqwa): Take one cup of warm water, add one spoon of honey and half tea spoon kalonji oil and use this mixture twice daily and for children’s in two spoons milk add 3 drops of Kalonji oil of warm water, this mixture three times a day. Treatment continues forty days.
5) Joint-Pains And Arthritis, etc.: Take one spoon of vinegar, add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and mix two spoons honey, use twice a day (In the morning before the breakfast and in the night after dinner)
6) Dyspepisa Indigestion, Gases, Stomach Irritation And Stomach Ache: In this case take one spoon of Ginger juice and half tea spoon of kalonji oil and drink twice day. This treatment is also useful for removing obesity. This medicine makes the patient slim.

7) Opthalmic Disease: Redness of eyes, cataract, eye’s trouble, eye weakness and watering etc. Treatment- Take one cup of carrot juice mix with half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use this mixture twice a day ( in the morning before breakfast and in the night after dinner), Treatment many continue for forty days. Avoid Pickle, Brinjal

8) Ladies Secret Diseases: (Leucorrhoea, White Discharge, Menses discharges 2 to 4 times a month, stomach pain, back pain) Treatment – Take mint (Pudina leaves) add two glasses of water and boil, then add half tea spoon kalonji oil and drink one time in the morning before the breakfast and in the night at the morning before breakfast and in the night at the time going to bed. Treatment may continue for forty days. Avoid Pickles, brinjal egg and fish.

9) Ladies Diseases: (Stoppage of menses for long term, stomach pain): Take one cup of warm water add half tea spoon kalonji oil and two spoons honey one time in the morning before the breakfast and in the night after dinner. Treatment may continue for month. Avoid potato and Brinjal.

10) Cancer: (Intestine cancer, Blood cancer, Throat cencer, etc.): Take one glass grape juice and half tea spoon kalonji oil and use thrice a day once in the morning before breakfast, after lunch and after dinner. Take one Kg. barley and two Kg. wheat flour, mix together, make bread (Roti) or Daliya of Harira and give to the patient. Treatment may continue for forty days. Avoid Potato, Arvee, Brinjal and Ambada vegetables.
11) Poisonous Virus: Take one glass warm water, add one spoon date (Khajur) powder half spoon kalonji oil and two spoons of kalonji oil and two spoons on Honey, mix together and use thrice a day once in the morning before breakfast, after lunch and after dinner. Treatment may continue for forty days. Avoid Potato’s, Brinjal, Pulses (Chana ki Dal), and Pulses (Masoor kid Dal).
12) Revital Of The Body, (Azme-e-Hali): Take juices of Orange (Malta) add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use it. Laziness and tiredness will be removed.
13) Memory Power: To increase the memory power and take 10 gm. Mint (Pudina leaves) and boil it with the water and add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use it twice a day. Treatment continues for twenty days.
14) Renal Coli (Kidney pain): Take 250 grams Kalonji grind it and take one cup of honey, mix together. Out of this mixture take two spoons mixture and add half cup water and add half tea spoon of kalonji oil use it once a day. Treatment may continue for twenty days.
15) Nausea Or Vomiting: Take one spoon of Caration powder and add half tea spoon kalonji oil and boil it. Now in this warm mixture add mint (Pudina leaves) & use thrice a day.

16) Freshness And Handsomeness: Take one spoon of olive oil. Mix together with half tea spoon of kalonji oil and rub it on the face. After one hour wash it with soap water. Treatment may continue for one week.
17) General Weakness: Take half tea spoon of kalonji oil and add one spoon honey. Mix together and use it once a day. General weakness and other diseases will be removed.
18) Treatment Of Swelling On Vital Organ: On swelling below thigh and pulse, first wash it with soap water and dry. Rub the Kalonji oil on the swelling part and keep it as it is for the next day morning. Treatment may continue for three days.
19) Leprosy: Take apple juice and Kalonji oil, First rub apple juice and then Kalonji oil one by one the effected part.
20) Tumour: Rub the Kalonji oil on the effected part and drink half tea spoon of Kalonji oil once. Treatment may continue of fifteen days.21) Headache: Rub Kalonji oil on the forehead and near ears, and also drink half tea spoon Kalonji oil twice a day.
22) Chest Irritation And Stomach Trouble: Take half tea spoon of Kalonji oil mixed with a cup of milk and use this mixture twice daily. Treatment may continue for 3 days.

23) Hiccups: Take one big spoon cream (Malai) Mixed with 2 drops of Kalonji oil and drink in the morning and in the night. Treatment may continue for seven days.
24) Blood Pressure:- In any hot drink tea/ coffee , add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use this mixture twice a day. Also eat two cloves of Garlic daily.
25) Falling Hairs Prematurely: Rub Lime Juice on the head and leave it for fifteen minutes, then wash it with shampoo, after getting dried rub the Kalonji oil all over the head. Falling hairs will be controlled with in a week. Treatment may continue for one week.
26) Brain Fever: Allow the vapours of Kalonji oil enter the body through breath. Take one lemon juice and half tea spoon kalonji oil and use for 3 days twice a day. From fourth day tea spoon kalonji oil in one cup of decoction twice day.
27) kidney trouble, infection in the kidneys: Take half tea spoon of Kalonji oil; add 2 grams Akar khara Powder, mix one spoon honey with one cup of water and drink. This treatment is also useful for chronic cough (Purani Khansi). Treatment may continue 21 days.
28) Stomach Ache Of The Childrens: Take two drops of Kalonji oil mix it with mother’s milk or cow milk and give to the child. Kalonji oil also should be rubbed on the ribs.
29) Piles, Flow Of Blood, Constipation: Take half tea spoon of Kalonji oil mixed with one cup of Decoction (Bleak tea) twice a day (once in the morning before breakfast, and one in the night). Avoid hot and spicy items.
30) Skin Diseases – (White/Black spots): In one cup of vinegar add half spoon Kalonji oil and apply that on the affected area before going to sleep in the night and take bath in the morning. Treatment may continue until you get relief.
31) Simple Fever: Take half cup of water and add half lemon Juice mixed with half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use it twice a day. Treatment may continue until you get relief. Avoid use of Rice.
32) Round Worms And Taps Worms In The Stomach: Take half spoon Vinegar mixed with half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use it twice a day and eat some coconut pieces. Avoid sugar items.
33) Stone in Kidney, Bladder and Uterus: Take one cup of warm water and add two spoon of honey mixed with half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use that twice a day. (Once in the morning before the breakfast and once in the night after dinner). Avoid tomatoes, spinach (Palak), lemon diet, sitaphal for three years.
34) Epilepsy: Take one cup of warm water and add two spoons of honey mix them and add half tea spoon Kalonji oil use it twice a day. During this treatment cold food should not be taken. Avoid guava, Banana, Sitaphal for three years.
35) Ear Diseases, Ear Ache, Flow Of Pus, Low Hearing: Heat the Kalonji oil and let it cool and put it two drops of cooled Kalonji oil in ear.

36) Cracked Hand And Crack Foot With Blood Flow: Take one glass of sweet lime (Mausambhi) Juice and add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use this twice a day (In the morning before the breakfast and in the night before going to bed). Avoid chicken, egg, brinjal. Use the herbal ointment made of Kalonji.
37) Facial Problems, Pimples, Red Granules And Any Type Of Spots: Take one cup of Orange Mausambhi (sweet lime) juice or Pineapple juice and add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use this mixture twice a day (in the morning before the breakfast and in the night before going to bed). Also use Kalonji Pimple cream for application. Treatment may continue for four weeks. Avoid hot eatable items.
38) Dental Diseases: Fall of teeth prematurely, weakness of the teeth, flow of blood from the teeth, bad smell of the mouth, swelling on gums: Take one cup of curd and half tea spoon of Kalonji oil, use this mixture twice a day (once in the morning before the breakfast and in at night after dinner). Also use Kalonji Herbal Tooth powder.
39) Male Related Diseases: Night discharge: Take one cup of apple juice and add half tea spoon of Kalonji oil and use this mixture twice a day in the morning before breakfast and in the night after dinner. Daily four drops of Kalonji oil should be rubbed on the head. Treatment may continue for 21 days. Avoid hot/spicy eatable items.
40) Blood Deficiency (Anemia) and Ulcer in the Intestine: Take a branch of mint (Pudina Leaves), mix with water, boil it and make a cup of juice and add half tea spoon of kalonji oil and use this mixture twice a day (once in the morning and at evening). Treatment may continue for 21 days.

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For those days....that we just sit and ponder....a bit of inspiration....sent your way !!!
My chat with GOD on MSN...
the times...they sure are changing!!!

God: Hello. Did you call me?

searchin4u : Called you? No, who is this ?
God: This is GOD. I heard your prayers. So I thought I will chat.

searchin4u: I do pray. Just makes me feel good. I am actually busy now. I am in the midst of something.
God: What are you busy at? Ants are busy too

searchin4u : Don't know. But I can't find free time. Life has become hectic. It's rush hour all the time.
God: Sure. Activity gets you busy. But productivity gets you results. Activity consumes time. Productivity frees it.

searchin4u: I understand. But I still can't figure out. By the way, I was not expecting YOU to buzz me on instant messaging chat.
God: Well I wanted to resolve your fight for time, by giving you some clarity. In this net era, I wanted to reach you through the medium you are comfortable with.

searchin4u : Tell me, why has life become complicated now?
God: Stop analyzing life. Just live it. Analysis is what makes it complicated.

searchin4u: Why are we then constantly unhappy?
God: Your today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday. You are worrying because you are analyzing. Worrying has become your habit. That's why you are not happy.

searchin4u : But how can we not worry when there is so much uncertainty?
God: Uncertainty is inevitable, but worrying is optional.

searchin4u : But then, there is so much pain due to uncertainty.
God: Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional.

searchin4u : If suffering is optional, why do good people always suffer?
God: Diamonds cannot be polished without friction. Gold cannot be purified without fire. Good people go through trials, but don't suffer. With that experience their life becomes better not bitter.

searchin4u : You mean to say such experience is useful?
God: Yes. In every term, Experience is a hard teacher. She gives the test first and the lessons afterwards.

searchin4u: But still, why should we go through such tests? Why can't we be free from problems?
God: Problems are "Purposeful Roadblocks Offering Beneficial Lessons to Enhance Mental Strength". Inner strength comes from struggle and endurance, not when you are free from problems.

searchin4u : Frankly in the midst of so many problems, we don't know where we are heading.
God: If you look outside you will not know where you are heading. Look inside. Looking outside, you dream. Looking inside, you awaken. Eyes provide sight. Heart provides insight.

searchin4u : Sometimes not succeeding fast seems to hurt more than moving in the right direction. What should I do?
God: Success is a measure as decided by others. Satisfaction is a measure as decided by you. Knowing the road ahead is more satisfying than knowing you rode ahead. You work with the compass. Let others work with the clock. !

searchin4u : In tough times, how do you stay motivated?
God: Always look at how far you have come rather than how far you have to go. Always count your blessing, not what you are missing.

searchin4u : What surprises you about people?
God: When they suffer they ask, "why me?" When they prosper, they never ask "Why me". Everyone wishes to have truth on their side, but few want to be on the side of the truth.

searchin4u : Sometimes I ask, who am I, why am I here. I can't get the answer.
God: Seek not to find who you are, but to determine who you want to be. Stop looking for a purpose as to why you are here. Create it. Life is not a process of discovery but a process of creation.

searchin4u : How can I get the best out of life?!
God: Face your past without regret. Handle your present with confidence. Prepare for the future without fear.

searchin4u: One last question. Sometimes I feel my prayers are not answered.
God: There are no unanswered prayers. At times the answer is NO.

searchin4u : Thank you for this wonderful chat. I am so happy to start the day with a new sense of inspiration.
God: Well, Keep the faith and drop the fear. Don't believe your doubts and doubt your beliefs.
Life is a mystery to solve not a problem to resolve. Trust me. Life is wonderful if you know how to live.
Best wishes for a good day.
Warmest Regards ---GOD

GOD IN THE GUISE OF A FRIEND

GOD IN THE GUISE OF FRIEND VISHWANATH

This episode happened during 1972, when I was fresh in government service. In the morning

of 7^th of October 2015, suddenly I remembered about this episode and how my dearest friend

Viswanath, like GOD spent his entire holiday to see my ailment being treated. . The real story

runs thus:

During 1972, I was working as Assistant engineer in KARNATAKA ENGINEERING

RESEARCH STATION (at that time it was called Mysore Engineering research Station).

As I was alone staying away from Bangalore, every week end and holidays I used to come

down to Bangalore and leave for Mysore on Monday early morning. It was my usual

programme till I got married in 1975.

During one such week-end stay in Bangalore, I had severe cough. And severity resulted in

pain while breathing. This pain was very severe when I was to walk briskly or run to catch a

bus. Since the severity of the pain was felt only while fast moving. During normal walking or

slower walking, the pain did not hurt much. As this was the condition, I thought that the pain

would subside with time. And this happened during first week of August 1972. At my work

place, one week passed and the pain persisted.. . So, I did not inform about my ailment to

anyone. . And I spent the week with pain till Friday. And on Friday evening I boarded a bus

to Bangalore.

Next day was Saturday. And my friend knew that I would be available in Bangalore. So he

came to meet me at my place, that is my grandama's house at Sheshadripuram. The time was

10.00AM. As soon as he saw me he felt that I am not all that fine. As I looked a little sick., he

asked what is the problem with me?

I told him “there is some pain near the chest. That is the reason why I look sick. May be in a

couple of days I will be alright”

Then he told not to neglect any small ailments and said, his uncle is a Radiologist at ESI

hospital at Rajajinagar. I will take you him and seek his advice.. The Doctor,who is his Uncle

enquired what news brought him (Viswanath) to him (Doctor). Then My friend told him

about my case. His Uncle immediately checked me, took an x-ray and told him that I should

be immediately admitted to the Hospital and should undergo an operation. The problem with

me was PNEUMO-THORAX, as per his diagnosis. Further he gave a letter addressed to his

Doctor friend, Dr. Madaiah, a thorax Surgeon. And this Doctor was working in Sanatorium, in

Bangalore.

My Friend without minding his needs and not wasting any time , not allowing me to make

any decision, directly hired a Rickshaw to Sanatorium. Luckily he could meet his uncle's

friend Dr.Madaiah.

He handed over the letter of his uncle. The understood the severity of the ailment, as he

himself a Thoracic Surgeon. Soon, he started searching for a bed in the ward. And he was

able to find one. As soon as the availability of the bed is confirmed, I was taken to the

operation theater and operation was done. May be as I was given anesthesia, I was not aware

of when the operation was conducted on me and when I was brought to the ward.

By about 7.00p.m. In the evening, when the effect of anesthesia receded and I was

conscience, I was surprised to see My brother Raju and Cousin Prabha standing near my bed

with anxious worried eyes. I asked them how they came to know about my operation and

other things?

I was told that my friend went my Grand ma's house from the hospital directly at about 3.30

p.m. and informed my cousin that I have been hospitalized for a minor operation, operation

has been performed and shifted to the ward and he left the hospital after I was shifted to the

ward and then he went home. I stayed in the hospital for about three weeks and came home

fully fit.

Here what I see is that My friend Viswanath 's action on that day. Right from Morning 10.00

am to 4.00 p.m. , in the evening he spent his time exclusively for me. Who would do such a

service other than ever merciful God. On that day God himself came in the guise of

Viswanath to help me to get well. Otherwise I do not know what would have happened.

This evidently indicates that God does not come in the form as we imagined him to be, with

Abhaya hastha and with discus and counch. But he would come to help you in one of the

forms very well known to us. So in this case My Friend Viswanath took the role of God and

helped me.

from darkness to light

 

lighted lamp in the home

The Hindus with their spiritual belief follow certain

practices, like:

1. lighting of lamp near the idols of the dieties. And Also

during other occassions.
2. keeping the fingers straight and joining both hands

each finger touching the corresponding finger of the

other hand, face to face and saaying, namasthe.
3. bending before parents and elders, and touching

their feet.
etc.,.


What is the significance of such practices?

Through some forwards, I received on my e mail, I learnt

the meaning of such practices, which I following without

thinking about them. Now that I realised the meaning of the

thoughtful practices handed over from generation to

generation, I wish to share with my blog readers.

1. Lighting of lamp (part I)
There is a sankrit shloka about the lighted lamp. It goes this

way:

Deepajyothi parabrahma
Deepa sarva thamophahaha
Deepena sadyathe saram
Sandya deepam namostuthe

The deepam is considered to be the supreme lord, who

drives out ignorence which has engulfed us. To him,we

prostrate to deepam to bestow knowledge to achieve to

higher planes of life.

In any hindu family, it is the handed over practice, to light a

lamp or couple of lamps, in front of the diety. And in some

families, a lamp is kept burning ever. These are lamps which

are not kept burning with the help of electricity, but with

oil.
Our seers symbolised the light as knowledge. And that light

will drive away the ignorence. In mundane reality, everyone

knows that light drives away the ignorence.
So, in lighting a lamp, the seers indicated that man in

general will be in the darkness of ignorence. And he should

gain knowledge to drive away the that darkness. Gaining

knowlege helps him to understand the nature around him

and beyond.

The lamp is lighted with the use of oil and wick. Here oil

represents the eartly wants the man possesses. Earthly wants

may be interests in other sex, money, or assests.
The wick sybolises the self or ego. When the ego is burnt

out, the eartly wants are also burn out. And the man gains

knowledge which leads him to higher planes of thinking.


(source: e mail from a friend)

108 beads in japa maala-why?

It is amazing how much Western science has taught us. Today, for example, kids in grammar school learn that the sun is 93 million miles from the earth and that the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second. Yoga may teach us about our Higher Self, but it can't supply this kind of information about physics or astronomy. Or can it? Professor Subhash Kak of Louisiana State University recently called my attention to a remarkable statement by Sayana, a fourteenth century Indian scholar. In his commentary on a hymn in the Rig Veda, the oldest and perhaps most mystical text ever composed in India, Sayana has this to say:

"With deep respect, I bow to the sun, who travels 2,202 yojanas in half a nimesha." A yojana is about nine American miles; a nimesha is 16/75 of a second. Mathematically challenged readers, get out your calculators! 2,202 yojanas x 9 miles x 75/8 nimeshas = 185,794 m. p. s Basically, Sayana is saying that sunlight travels at 186,000 miles per second!

How could a Vedic scholar who died in 1387 A. D. have known the correct figure for the speed of light? If this was just a wild guess it's the most amazing coincidence in the history of science!

The yoga tradition is full of such coincidences. Take for instance the mala many yoga students wear around their neck. Since these rosaries are used to keep track of the number of mantras a person is repeating, students often ask why they have 108 beads instead of 100.


Part of the reason is that the mala represent the elliptical path of the sun and moon across the sky. Yogis divide the ecliptic into 27 equal sections called nakshatras, and each of these into four equal sectors called paadas, or "steps," marking the 108 steps that the sun and moon take through heaven. Each is associated with a particular blessing force, with which you align yourself as you turn the beads. Traditionally, yoga students stop at the 109th "guru bead,” flip the mala around in their hand, and continue reciting their mantra as they move backward through the beads. The guru bead represents the summer and winter solstices, when the sun appears to stop in its course and reverse directions. In the yoga tradition we learn that we’re deeply interconnected with all of nature. Using a mala is a symbolic way of connecting ourselves with the cosmic cycles governing our universe.

(source: forworded message to my e mail)