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ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 25 Nov 09

Almost everyone takes coffee or tea at one time or the other in a day, specifically for better stimulation and jest in life. Which is your choice, coffee or tea, and for what reason do you prefer one or the other ? Which is the...

choice between coffee and tea

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ameerali48 Thank you for the useful details you have given about relative merits and drawbacks with both coffee and tea, particularly why decaf herbal tea is good and what is the permissible intake of caffeine per day to maintain good health. I appreciate your point of...

30 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 25 Nov 09

Almost everyone takes coffee or tea at one time or the other in a day, specifically for better stimulation and jest in life. Which is your choice, coffee or tea, and for what reason do you prefer one or the other ? Which is the...

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ameerali48 Thank you for giving such a clear and exellent comparison between coffee and tea. Though I have also been taking coffee and tea without much preference for either, now that you have clarified things, I think hereafterwards I can make an intellingent choice...

30 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 11 Nov 09

I believe that parents have a responsibility to give their children, at least a basic understanding of their own religion so that children have a strong foundation to start their life on. Or do you think children can learn better...

should children be taught religion

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ameerali48 True, we have to teach our children the religious principles to put them on the right path. But the problem is most of the major religious practitioners do not see eye to eye with each other on some important personal and social issues and if that be so how...

24 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 22 Nov 09

Okay friends, let us start a discussion on this perennially enticing topic, "Who or what is God?" and "Where is God?" Scriptures caution us that nobody can know about God fully well in this lifetime itself but the very same...

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ameerali48 Thank you for your nice story and nice comments. Incidentally it proves the all-too-common saying that God is everywhere. But the crucial question is " Do we understand the actual meaning of the above saying or do we simply keep on repeating the same as a...

24 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 22 Nov 09

Okay friends, let us start a discussion on this perennially enticing topic, "Who or what is God?" and "Where is God?" Scriptures caution us that nobody can know about God fully well in this lifetime itself but the very same...

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ameerali48 Thank you very much for giving me a glimpse of the ECKANKAR religions's views on God. You have thrown some new light on some aspects of God. Even as you have introduced me to just the tip of the iceberg regarding the knowledge of God, it tempts me to ask you...

23 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 22 Nov 09

Okay friends, let us start a discussion on this perennially enticing topic, "Who or what is God?" and "Where is God?" Scriptures caution us that nobody can know about God fully well in this lifetime itself but the very same...

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ameerali48 Thank you so much for your elaborate comment. Like you and many others have pointed out, it is true that "God is everywhere", but how are we to understand this statement? If God is there literally everywhere, would it mean he is also there within the hardcore...

22 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 11 Nov 09

I believe that parents have a responsibility to give their children, at least a basic understanding of their own religion so that children have a strong foundation to start their life on. Or do you think children can learn better...

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ameerali48 In the name of teaching religion to our children to make them choose the right path, are we also not, inadvertently of course, planting seeds of division in those young and impressionable minds about "our religion" and "their religion", which in later years...

11 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 11 Nov 09

I believe that parents have a responsibility to give their children, at least a basic understanding of their own religion so that children have a strong foundation to start their life on. Or do you think children can learn better...

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ameerali48 My concern is, has our own understanding of God been complete and comprehensive, so that we can confidently teach our children what they should do and what they shouldn't. Or should we also be continuously upgrading our knowledge of God so that we tread the...

11 Nov 09

ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 11 Nov 09

I believe that parents have a responsibility to give their children, at least a basic understanding of their own religion so that children have a strong foundation to start their life on. Or do you think children can learn better...

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ameerali48 That's very much true. But when it comes to children asking questions about 'who or what is God?' or 'Why should we obey God or religious rules and regulations?',do we start giving them our own understanding of God or do we encourage them to think for...

11 Nov 09

zhouxi @zhouxi (1752) • China 30 Oct 09

I think not everyone knows what's the function of education.even some teachers and admin of education in our country.students are confused of the goal of study and eduation.score and job may be the two related major goal for...

educate or study

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ameerali48 Yes, I am an educator. I started my career as an educator, and after nearly 25 of years of service in the areas of Marketing, Administration and HR Management, once again I am back in the education field for the past 8 years, imparting Communication Training...

3 Nov 09

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zhouxi @zhouxi (1752) • China 30 Oct 09

I think not everyone knows what's the function of education.even some teachers and admin of education in our country.students are confused of the goal of study and eduation.score and job may be the two related major goal for...

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ameerali48 You opened a really nice and need-of-the-hour topic for discussion which helped me to post my views on this topic. I am happy that you appreciate my views and thanks for selecting them as the best response.

2 Nov 09

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ameerali48 @ameerali48 (38) • India 15 Oct 09

Is it not stange that we cry whenever we are hurt or suffer some tragedies, and at times even when we laugh out loudly also we cry ? Why do we cry at all? What purpose does crying serve ? It is considered that ladies crying is...

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ameerali48 Thanks for the meaningful comments. We, both laugh and cry, when we are happy. While "laughing", is recommeded to be practised, whenever and wherver possible, why is it that "crying" is not recommended likewise ? And again someone who often falls into this...

15 Oct 09

kaniska @kaniska (18) • India 6 Sep 09

Hi friends, Many people believe that planets & stars are the real controller of human beings. They affect all the activities of us. But I have a different say, I believe that human being makes his own destiny nobody controls us....

astrology

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ameerali48 Dear Kanishka, Thank you for appreciating my response to your query and I am really happy to note that you find my views practical as well as philosophical. Regards.

11 Sep 09

lilybug @lilybug (21107) • United States 29 Aug 09

Prayers needed...a friend of mine's Grandson Jonahmay have a brain tumor. He is to have an MRI this Thurs. Jonah turned a year old the 25th of August. His mom says that the Doctor is concerned with his sense of balance and eye...

brain tumor

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ameerali48 I am delighted to learn the news that it is not tumour - this is exactly what I wanted and hoped to hear. Thank you very much for this happy news. Let us heartily thank the Lord Almighty for his Grace and Beneficence which never fails his faithful devotees. I...

7 Sep 09

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