>FLORIDA, USA, May 2, 2006: On April 25, the Florida House of
Representatives enacted the Florida Healthy School Lunch Resolution (HR 9095)
>recommending a daily vegetarian school lunch option. (HPI note: A
legislative resolution carries no weight of law, rather is advice or a
recommendation from the >legislators.)
I absolutely don't understand why
the above is in Hindu Press News? Is Vegetarian a Hindu thing? Or is it a 'feel
good' thing for the vegetarian Hindus?
RB
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 3:00 PM
Subject: HPI, May 2, 2006 May 2, 2006 1. Restored Brahma Deity To Be Reinstalled At Thailand ShrineTHAILAND, May 1, 2006: The restored image of the four-faced
Lord Brahma will be reinstalled at its Erawan Shrine at Ratchaprasong
Intersection in the next 10 days, said caretaker Deputy Prime Minister and
Culture Minister Surakiat Sathirathai yesterday morning, following an inspection
of the progress of the repairs to the holy Deity, which was completely destroyed
by a mentally ill man on March 20. "I'd like to publicize [the event] and invite
faithful Thais and foreigners to join the ceremony together in the next 10
days," said Surakiat. The auspicious date and time for the installation ceremony
will be computed by brahmans and experts after the restored image of the famous
four-face Hindu deity, which is made from the remains of the old Deity, is
covered with gold leaf. On that day, the image of Brahma, locally known as Than
Tao Mahaprom, will be carried to the Erawan Shrine in an elaborately decorated
car procession that will pass several significant pla ces in Bangkok like the
City Shrine, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and the Giant Swing, to allow
people to worship it. Following the installation, the Culture Ministry will
carry out a gold-casting ceremony for the production of another image of Brahma
that will be made from auspicious nine metals and kept at the National Museum.
The image of Brahma was originally built in 1956 with plaster and covered with
gold leaf. It is deeply respected by Thais and foreigners. 2. Ancient Stone Ax Found in Tamil Nadu with Indus ScriptCHENNAI, INDIA, May 2, 2006: (HPI note: The significance of
this discovery is unclear. Additional links are given at the end for more
technical information.) 3. Florida Legislature Recommends Vegetarian Lunch OptionsFLORIDA, USA, May 2, 2006: On April 25, the Florida House of
Representatives enacted the Florida Healthy School Lunch Resolution (HR 9095)
recommending a daily vegetarian school lunch option. (HPI note: A legislative
resolution carries no weight of law, rather is advice or a recommendation from
the legislators.) NOTICE: Some source URLs cited in HPI articles are only valid on the date the article was issued. Most are invalid a week to a few months later. When a URL fails to work, go to the top level of the source's website and search for the article. Daily Inspiration
This was in the late 70s, I was eating when I suddenly felt that the meat tasted dead, like ashes in my mouth. It was nothing spiritual, it was just that my body told me. I realized then I wanted fresh life taste in my food, and with meat, we do not even know how long it has been dead. Former "Golden Girls" star Rue McClahan on how she became a strict vegetarian Opportunities and SubmissionsSubscribe to the all new, free Hinduism Today Digital Edition. Full color PDFs of the entire issue! Go to http://www.hinduismtoday.com/digital/ Individuals and organizations are invited to submit Hindu-related news and announcements for distribution by HPI. News is our major thrust--the more current and global, the better. When sending news to HPI, please provide the source and text of the original item, either by e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or by fax to 808-822-4351. News should clearly relate to the Hindu religion. For announcements, please prepare a short summary of the subject and provide a URL to a web page with details. For example, "Swamiji will be visiting San Francisco November 14-19 and Ann Arbor, Michigan, November 21-23, 2006. For further information visit www.swamiswami.org. Alternatively, one could provide an e-mail address. Acceptable subjects for announcements include significant world tours of religious leaders, major events of organizations, major cultural exhibitions and outstanding artistic performances. |
_______________________________________________ assam mailing list assam@assamnet.org http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org