🇮🇳 FACTS ABOUT INDIA🇮🇳
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There are 34 operational International Airports in India. Indira Gandhi International Airport is the largest International airport constructed in 5495 acres.
Airport of Trichy is the smallest airport in India.
Juhu Aerodrome, Mumbai is the First and oldest Airport in India founded in 1928.
VEDIK GYAN:
The Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Jyeshtha month is called Nirjala Ekadashi. On this date, fasting is done by staying without water, hence the name “nirjala”, meaning waterless.
According to the Vedic Classics, the movement of the moon on the day of Ekadashi has a direct correlation with the human body and mind. It is believed that during Ekadashi, the water in the body shifts in such a way that it puts pressure on the senses, making them more prone to worldly pleasure.
Water occupies 70% of the human body and thus is under heavy influence of the moon on this day. Hence, to keep the system in order, devotees and spiritual seekers recourse to Nirjal fasts (fast without water). Meditating and worshipping god on this day generate favourable influence on the mind and helps in spiritual elevation.
senses devotees resort to Upavsa. Upavasa also means to reside (vasa) nearby (upa), that is moving closer to the almighty or spiritual consciousness. It is believed that by observing fast on these days, one counteracts negative influence generated by the influence of the moon. By fasting mind attains maximum efficiency giving the brain a better capacity to meditate.
When dry fasting, even more, stem cells are released into the blood than usual, a fact that has been proven scientifically. During dry fasting, the body begins a cleansing process that rids itself of old and sick cells.
This creates vacated space in tissues for new stem cells. Stem cells are released into the blood in higher volume, occupying this vacated “space” and promoting regeneration and rejuvenation processes. The regular practice of dry fasting can extend life, youth, and vitality by 15 – 25 years.
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