The Thinker

The world is full of paintings. However, even in this day and age, the Mona Lisa painting still merits the most thorough examination and investigation. Being a historical artwork, it will live on in the memory of all. In actuality, this artwork is still the subject of numerous studies today. The painting is currently in the Louvre Museum in Paris. The name of this famous painting is Leonardo Da Vinci. The mystery of this painting has been debated for centuries. And this painting was more than 500 years after Leonardo da Vinci's death. But the mystery and conspiracy theory behind this painting came to light only after the publication of Dan Brown's novel 'The Da Vinci Code'. Also a bestseller, this historic novel raised many controversial questions over the identity of the Mona Lisa and the secret of her smile. Let's see some of them!!! Mona Lisa: Who is she? Pnorentine's wife was the renowned Mona Lisa. Lisa Del Gionda is her actual name. However, there isn'

 The biggest city in India. a commercial hub. It is notable for being the world's second most populous city. This is Mumbai, the city. Is it possible to accept that Britain received this metropolis as a gift? You have to have faith that there is no other option. The goddess "Mumba Devi" is the source of the name " Mumbai." The word "Ai" in Marathi means "mother." Mumbai was known as 'Mumba Amma' in Marathi. After capturing Mumbai in the sixteenth century, the Portuguese gave it the name "Bombay." "Bom" is the Portuguese word for "good." Bay signifies gulf. The good bay was known as "Pompei."   Mumbai is comprised of seven islands. Of these seven islands—Mumbai, Parel, Machakau, Magim, Colaba, Worli, and Old Woman—Mumbai is the largest. The city has a rich cultural past. Mumbai was controlled by Ashoka, the Magadha ruler.  In 150 AD, the Greek geographer Pthalamia dubbed it 'the cluster of

            I once noticed someone jogging a little way ahead of me while I was going about my daily business. It appeared that he was moving a little slowly.           Suddenly, an idea struck me. a desire to outpace him. To go to my house, I have to cross four or five streets. I started moving quickly in the hopes of catching up to him in time. I was drawing nearer to him gradually. He had a mere few thousand feet ahead of him.           I picked up pace quickly. Those who see me today believe that I'm in training for an Olympic competition! I made the decision to chase after him, and finally, I caught up with him! An internal pride!           'I've passed you over there!' I turned around. He had left. He had no idea that I was his rival!. I didn't know I was lost until the excitement had faded! I ran with the only goal in mind—to beat him—and found myself six blocks from the street I was meant to return to. I now have to travel the entire distance to get home by

 When someone criticizes us verbally or uses derogatory language to describe us, it can make us quite upset.  Variable. Bring to a boil locally. The secret to our success is to take them on. Not every question needs to be answered. There's no need to become hot inside. Reaching beyond them in apathy is also a noble experience. The person after him comments about us and makes fun of us; in retrospect, we ought to have responded. The first time you hear it, it irritates you...  We won't understand why he is bothering us. Reacting to criticism is like to rubbing salt in the wounds of those who chastise us. That will give him even more motivation. and strike out. Continue with the umbrella. Nothing to be concerned about. Simply choose your desired direction and begin running in that direction. insane flow. Every phrase has to disappear beneath the swift-moving current. Jealousy is a common motivation behind criticism of others. Without criticism, life cannot be beautiful, and if yo

How to be passionate about your work   One of the blessings in life is being able to pursue our passions. But we frequently become mired in our work or obligations. In our life, you and I have typical tastes. We're working to meet them. Here are some ideas to make our work more enjoyable. Recognize your passion and pursue it. Leave your current position if you're not happy with it. You will comprehend the significance of your work and find delight in it when you are passionate about what you do. Develop your interests. You have to love what you do to enjoy doing it. That's the only time you can truly succeed. You'll be propelled higher by it. Maintain equilibrium in your life. Don't overdo it when doing what you love. Your life is made up of parts, not all, of what you love to do. List the non-essential tasks. Take pleasure in your work and prosper in it. Locate other people who share your path. You'll be happy with it. Proceed with your onward motion. You'

  Why is meditation significant from the perspective of medical science?           The heart beats continuously from the moment of birth till death. The heart pumps out 7000 liters of blood a day, of which 70% is sent into the brain and the remaining 30% elsewhere.          How does the heart function most effectively and efficiently?                The heart is a disciplined and effective organ. The heart normally beats for 0.3 seconds during systole and rests for 0.5 seconds during diastole.                Therefore, the heart needs 0.3 + 0.5 = 0.8 seconds to complete one beat, or one cardiac cycle.                That is, the heart beats 72 times in error in a minute, which is regarded as a normal heart rhythm.      The lungs take in the polluted blood and turn it into pure blood during the 0.5-second rest interval.      In certain constricted circumstances, the heart slows down to 0.4 beats per minute for 0.5 seconds, causing the heart to beat 82 times in a minute and only 80% of t

  For 887 years, Sri Ramanuja's Thirumeni has not changed!   The wonder that resulted from the division of life! Did you know that Srirangam Temple in Trichy has kept Sri Ramanuja's Thirumeni for over 887 years? One well-known Vaishnavite is Sri Ramanuja. Some people think that his heavenly body is still around today. Twice a year, this Thirumeni is anointed with just saffron and green camphor.   In the Srirangam temple, Sri Ramanuja's Thirumeni is revered and conserved. Twice a year, saffron and green camphor are applied to the body. Many in Trichy, which is nearby, are unaware of this news. The fact that Sri Ramanuja shrine is housed within Srirangam temple is not well known. Similar to this, people who visit Sri Ramanuja's temple are unaware of Similar to this, many people who see Sri Ramanuja's shrine mistakenly believe it to be a black stone idol and are unaware that it is Sri Ramanuja's Thirumeni. His Thirumeni (Body of Ramanuja) was dedicated in the