Parivar by love
In Hindu tradition, family is a spiritual institution. Family is an emotional communion or 'a sense of inseparation' or 'in love'. Child birth is just one of the ways of creation of a family. Because an infant and its mother are in love; that sense of inseparation or communion is a family. 'Love' means, absolute inseparation where there is 'no other'. It is seen in act of sacrifices of a mother who is without a sense of any measurement and acts without any thought of expectations. A mother does all cleaning, feeds the baby and takes care of its safety at her peril because she and her baby exist with 'a sense of inseparation'. She even slaps the baby and gives punishment when needed, and the baby is equally unfearful and at absolute liberty to spoils households and breaks utensils and toys, but all of this, with a sense of inseparation. There is no measurement, no accounts kept, and neither is, any arbitrator nor laws, nor influence of the external world. Love of Yashoda and Sri Krishna is a legend. This 'sense of absolute inseparation' or pure love, is also called 'Bhakti' (connected).
Parivar by relationship
When child grows up, his/her intellect starts to develop. External influences trigger a process of separation in creating a new understanding of the 'you and me'. A child and mother thus start losing the 'love' or 'sense of inseparation'; and beginning to replace it with an idea of 'relationship'. Relationship means, making a kind of 'toll free' bridge across two dinstinct personalities, where each one of them can move across, and yet maintaining a separation. This 'toll free' bridge gives freedom, and yet connectedness provided that 'respect' of relationship is maintained. This is concept of 'a family based on relationship'. Here, love and respect differs finely, but by intriguing concepts of inseparation and relationship (separation with a toll free bridge).
Relationship defined
A family thus, is an institution of a spiritual purity where people respect 'relationships' (called toll free bridges), where they are free and yet have all advantages of connectedness. In this way, conflicts can never arise, and sustainability comes with it by its large size and fulfilling needs and emotional contentment. Relationships in a family evolve and is defined suitably for creating a large network of bridges. Hindu family has a very developed network of relationship. Here is a list of popular terms:
Pita - Father
Mata - Mother
Bhai - Brother
Dada - Elder brother
Mausi - Sisters of the mother
Mausia - Husband of 'Mausi'
Mama - Brothers of the mother
Mami - Wife of 'Mama'
Chacha - Younger brothers of father
Chachi - wife of 'chacha'.
Bade Pita - Elder brothers of father
Badi Ma - wife of 'bade Pita'
Bhatiza - sons of 'Chacha' / cousin brothers
Bhatizin- daughters of Chacha or Bade Pita
Dada - Father of the father
Dadi - Wife of Dada
Nani- Mother of mother
Nana - Husband of 'Nani'
Pati - husband
Patni - wife
Purta - son
Putri - Daughter
Sala - brothers of wife
Sali- sisters of wife
Jeth - Elder brother of husband
Jethani- wife of 'Jeth'
Dever- Younger brother of husband
Devrani - wife of 'devar'
Sasur - father of husband
Samadhi - father of wife
Samadhin- wife of Samadhi
Besides these, Hindu society (family by relationship) is inclusive of natural deities in the relationship
Cow - mother
Ganga - mother
Trees, mountains, rivers are all included in the bridges of emotion and these are 'respected' because anything that is taken from it are without measurement, is free to all, and every one is duty bound to protect it without anyone even thinking of becoming an owner of these or dividing it or any evil thoughts.
When Relationship is Immatarial
Where anything is becoming a subject of measurement, this cannot be a society (or family by relationship) but a market. In markets, individual self interests are high, and to prevent any potential conflicts, measurements are established, and also laws that can put 'restraint on arm twisting'. But there is no concept of relationship in the market. This bridge is not 'toll free' and definition of 'you and me' is measured in value or measurement. Because things are measured in certain value, there is no concept of respect. This is replaced by 'importance'. Important people are measured on certain criteria, and the value keeps changing. When people are not valuable, importance is reduced.
Markets operate with value (measurement) and none of them can have a right to relationship. Everything is calculated in a value (measurement) or 'importance'. No one is 'important' inside a society because definition of value is not even needed there. No one is 'respectful' in a market because each one is measured in value or 'importance'. For example, father, mother, wife, cow etc.. are identification of various relationships (toll free emotional bridges) and is free way of 'respect'; but judges, or police or ministers or prostitutes are paid authority or valued ('importance' measure) persons and are accessible only on a restricted or 'toll' bridge across one another. A judge or prostitute, businessman or any paid authority is forbidden by law, to have any emotional attachment and must act without a right to relationship.
In Hindu tradition, family is a spiritual institution. Family is an emotional communion or 'a sense of inseparation' or 'in love'. Child birth is just one of the ways of creation of a family. Because an infant and its mother are in love; that sense of inseparation or communion is a family. 'Love' means, absolute inseparation where there is 'no other'. It is seen in act of sacrifices of a mother who is without a sense of any measurement and acts without any thought of expectations. A mother does all cleaning, feeds the baby and takes care of its safety at her peril because she and her baby exist with 'a sense of inseparation'. She even slaps the baby and gives punishment when needed, and the baby is equally unfearful and at absolute liberty to spoils households and breaks utensils and toys, but all of this, with a sense of inseparation. There is no measurement, no accounts kept, and neither is, any arbitrator nor laws, nor influence of the external world. Love of Yashoda and Sri Krishna is a legend. This 'sense of absolute inseparation' or pure love, is also called 'Bhakti' (connected).
Parivar by relationship
When child grows up, his/her intellect starts to develop. External influences trigger a process of separation in creating a new understanding of the 'you and me'. A child and mother thus start losing the 'love' or 'sense of inseparation'; and beginning to replace it with an idea of 'relationship'. Relationship means, making a kind of 'toll free' bridge across two dinstinct personalities, where each one of them can move across, and yet maintaining a separation. This 'toll free' bridge gives freedom, and yet connectedness provided that 'respect' of relationship is maintained. This is concept of 'a family based on relationship'. Here, love and respect differs finely, but by intriguing concepts of inseparation and relationship (separation with a toll free bridge).
Relationship defined
A family thus, is an institution of a spiritual purity where people respect 'relationships' (called toll free bridges), where they are free and yet have all advantages of connectedness. In this way, conflicts can never arise, and sustainability comes with it by its large size and fulfilling needs and emotional contentment. Relationships in a family evolve and is defined suitably for creating a large network of bridges. Hindu family has a very developed network of relationship. Here is a list of popular terms:
Pita - Father
Mata - Mother
Bhai - Brother
Dada - Elder brother
Mausi - Sisters of the mother
Mausia - Husband of 'Mausi'
Mama - Brothers of the mother
Mami - Wife of 'Mama'
Chacha - Younger brothers of father
Chachi - wife of 'chacha'.
Bade Pita - Elder brothers of father
Badi Ma - wife of 'bade Pita'
Bhatiza - sons of 'Chacha' / cousin brothers
Bhatizin- daughters of Chacha or Bade Pita
Dada - Father of the father
Dadi - Wife of Dada
Nani- Mother of mother
Nana - Husband of 'Nani'
Pati - husband
Patni - wife
Purta - son
Putri - Daughter
Sala - brothers of wife
Sali- sisters of wife
Jeth - Elder brother of husband
Jethani- wife of 'Jeth'
Dever- Younger brother of husband
Devrani - wife of 'devar'
Sasur - father of husband
Samadhi - father of wife
Samadhin- wife of Samadhi
Besides these, Hindu society (family by relationship) is inclusive of natural deities in the relationship
Cow - mother
Ganga - mother
Trees, mountains, rivers are all included in the bridges of emotion and these are 'respected' because anything that is taken from it are without measurement, is free to all, and every one is duty bound to protect it without anyone even thinking of becoming an owner of these or dividing it or any evil thoughts.
When Relationship is Immatarial
Where anything is becoming a subject of measurement, this cannot be a society (or family by relationship) but a market. In markets, individual self interests are high, and to prevent any potential conflicts, measurements are established, and also laws that can put 'restraint on arm twisting'. But there is no concept of relationship in the market. This bridge is not 'toll free' and definition of 'you and me' is measured in value or measurement. Because things are measured in certain value, there is no concept of respect. This is replaced by 'importance'. Important people are measured on certain criteria, and the value keeps changing. When people are not valuable, importance is reduced.
Markets operate with value (measurement) and none of them can have a right to relationship. Everything is calculated in a value (measurement) or 'importance'. No one is 'important' inside a society because definition of value is not even needed there. No one is 'respectful' in a market because each one is measured in value or 'importance'. For example, father, mother, wife, cow etc.. are identification of various relationships (toll free emotional bridges) and is free way of 'respect'; but judges, or police or ministers or prostitutes are paid authority or valued ('importance' measure) persons and are accessible only on a restricted or 'toll' bridge across one another. A judge or prostitute, businessman or any paid authority is forbidden by law, to have any emotional attachment and must act without a right to relationship.
The Goguryeo-Guk (ê³ êµ¬ë ¤êµ) (668) was a restoration of Goguryeo, which was the northernmost of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. The Goguryeo-Guk was founded, in 668, by former Goguryeo general Geom Mojam, and Go Anseung, who was the nephew of Bojang of Goguryeo, the last ruler of Goguryeo. The Goguryeo-Guk was centered and ruled from the city of Hanseong, which is modern-day Seoul.
Founding
After the fall of Goguryeo in 668, several restoration movements began. All were led by Goguryeo military officers. Among these Goguryeo generals was Geom Mojam, who had been among the many who blocked the Tang-Silla siege of Pyeongyang. When the battle was lost and Goguryeo's Royal Palace burned to the ground, Geom Mojam had already escaped with the bulk of Pyeongyang's citizens and some of the fighting men. From there, Geom led the refugees to Jung-Mo Mountain, which was north of Pyeongyang. There, Geom and several of Goguryeo's former generals were able to gather strength while escaping the eyes of the Andong Tuohufu, Protectorate General to Pacify the East. Soon, Geom led his men and escorted Prince Anseung, who was in Silla, to Hansung, which was a city in the former lands of Baekje. At Hansung, Anseung was proclaimed Taewang of Goguryeo-Guk, and Geom was proclaimed Dae Magniji.
Internal Struggles and Downfall
Goguryeo-Guk was greatly assisted by Silla and its ruler, Munmu of Silla. Two factions arose from within Goguryeo-Guk. One faction was highly against Silla's treatment and view of the restored Goguryeo, while the other found Silla's assistance highly necessary in order for the kingdom to be fully recovered. These two factions fought bitterly, with the Taewang and Dae Magniji on opposite views. This resulted in the assassination of Geom Mojam on Anseung Taewang's orders. Geom Mojam's death left Goguryeo-Guk gravely weakened. Since most of Goguryeo-Guk's officials had been followers of Geom Mojam, Anseung found his court half-empty. Anseung surrendered to King Munmu and was given the title "King of Bodeok" and the Silla Royal surname "Kim." The exact number of Goguryeo people that followed Anseung into Silla is unknown, but it is thought that most of them became a part of the Kingdom of Bodeok. The Kingdom of Bodeok was demolished in 683 by King Sinmun, son of King Munmu, mostly due to the possible threat of rebellion by the Goguryeo people.
Legacy
A new theory among Korean historians states that Gung-ye, the founder of Taebong, was a descendant of Anseung and the Go Royal Family. This theory has not been completely accepted yet, as more research is still in process.
See-Also
*Goguryeo
*Geom Mojam
*Anseung
*Munmu of Silla
Founding
After the fall of Goguryeo in 668, several restoration movements began. All were led by Goguryeo military officers. Among these Goguryeo generals was Geom Mojam, who had been among the many who blocked the Tang-Silla siege of Pyeongyang. When the battle was lost and Goguryeo's Royal Palace burned to the ground, Geom Mojam had already escaped with the bulk of Pyeongyang's citizens and some of the fighting men. From there, Geom led the refugees to Jung-Mo Mountain, which was north of Pyeongyang. There, Geom and several of Goguryeo's former generals were able to gather strength while escaping the eyes of the Andong Tuohufu, Protectorate General to Pacify the East. Soon, Geom led his men and escorted Prince Anseung, who was in Silla, to Hansung, which was a city in the former lands of Baekje. At Hansung, Anseung was proclaimed Taewang of Goguryeo-Guk, and Geom was proclaimed Dae Magniji.
Internal Struggles and Downfall
Goguryeo-Guk was greatly assisted by Silla and its ruler, Munmu of Silla. Two factions arose from within Goguryeo-Guk. One faction was highly against Silla's treatment and view of the restored Goguryeo, while the other found Silla's assistance highly necessary in order for the kingdom to be fully recovered. These two factions fought bitterly, with the Taewang and Dae Magniji on opposite views. This resulted in the assassination of Geom Mojam on Anseung Taewang's orders. Geom Mojam's death left Goguryeo-Guk gravely weakened. Since most of Goguryeo-Guk's officials had been followers of Geom Mojam, Anseung found his court half-empty. Anseung surrendered to King Munmu and was given the title "King of Bodeok" and the Silla Royal surname "Kim." The exact number of Goguryeo people that followed Anseung into Silla is unknown, but it is thought that most of them became a part of the Kingdom of Bodeok. The Kingdom of Bodeok was demolished in 683 by King Sinmun, son of King Munmu, mostly due to the possible threat of rebellion by the Goguryeo people.
Legacy
A new theory among Korean historians states that Gung-ye, the founder of Taebong, was a descendant of Anseung and the Go Royal Family. This theory has not been completely accepted yet, as more research is still in process.
See-Also
*Goguryeo
*Geom Mojam
*Anseung
*Munmu of Silla
Dynamic Feedback Protocol (DFP) is a protocol developed by Cisco Systems that allows servers to dynamically report their ability to provide services as well as changes in their status to a or .
See draft-eck-dfp-01 - Internet-Draft: Dynamic Feedback Protocol
An open source, BSD licensed, multiplatform reference implementation of DFP agent (i.e. server side)
is available at http://dfp.berlios.de
See draft-eck-dfp-01 - Internet-Draft: Dynamic Feedback Protocol
An open source, BSD licensed, multiplatform reference implementation of DFP agent (i.e. server side)
is available at http://dfp.berlios.de
A feedback comment System, usually installed by a administrator, collects comments about a product, website, or other subject. They are usually placed on blogs.
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Collecting comments from visitors is considered an important part of running a website, especially for commercial websites. This type of feedback can help administators understand what their visitors are looking for and what they do not want. It can also point out which parts of a site are most popular and which are not.
PHP comment systems
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*: A free comment service for blogs and websites. Integrated spam protection and built-in comment moderation.
Some comment systems have a rating feature, allowing visitors to rate the page they're viewing. This can help the website developer expand material, correct mistakes, sort content by popularity and remove content that isn't liked by visitors.
Collecting comments from visitors is considered an important part of running a website, especially for commercial websites. This type of feedback can help administators understand what their visitors are looking for and what they do not want. It can also point out which parts of a site are most popular and which are not.
PHP comment systems
There are several comment systems on the internet which can be downloaded and used in conjunction with a website.
A PHP + MySQL system which a developer can download and install on his/her server, and allows them to collect comments from visitors to the site. It features BB code, Emoticons, Spam protection (captcha system to verify human posters and admin approval system).
Comment services
Some web services providers add an iframe to a website or some JavaScript to allow another website to deliver a comment box for visitors.
*: A free service for placing a comments section on a blog.
*: A free commenting system for blogs and web sites.
*: An Audio Comment System for blogs and web sites.
*: A Multimedia Blogging Platform which allows you to collect comments as audio, video, text, voicemail.
*: A free OpenID-enabled Comment System with a WYSIWYG AJAX editor, allows comments to be edited and deleted by the user.
*: A free comment service for blogs and websites. Integrated spam protection and built-in comment moderation.