DUA KUMAYL from KARBALA - Arabic
A beautiful and heart warming Dua Kumayl from the The Holy Shrine of IMAM HUSSAIN AS at Karbala recited by Al Hajj Maythum Tammar
A beautiful and heart warming Dua Kumayl from the The Holy Shrine of IMAM HUSSAIN AS at Karbala recited by Al Hajj Maythum Tammar
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EU President Global Warming Used To Suppress Human Freedom-English
Czech Republic President Vaclav Klaus currently also holding the European Union presidency denounces global warming alarmism in a speech at Columbi Klaus blames alarmists He has written a book...
Czech Republic President Vaclav Klaus currently also holding the European Union presidency denounces global warming alarmism in a speech at Columbi Klaus blames alarmists He has written a book expressing doubts that climate change is man made
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Czech Republic President Vaclav Klaus currently also holding the European Union presidency denounces global warming alarmism in a speech at Columbi Klaus blames alarmists He has written a book expressing doubts that climate change is man made
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[The Real Deal] Israeli attrocities on Palestinians and the Media Coverage, Global Warming - 05Jun2011 - English
Global warming, the anniversary of the Israeli attack on Turkish aid ship Mavi Marmara, Yemen revolution turning violent, West negotiating Taliban and much more events are reviewed with George...
Global warming, the anniversary of the Israeli attack on Turkish aid ship Mavi Marmara, Yemen revolution turning violent, West negotiating Taliban and much more events are reviewed with George Galloway in this edition of The Real Deal.
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Global warming, the anniversary of the Israeli attack on Turkish aid ship Mavi Marmara, Yemen revolution turning violent, West negotiating Taliban and much more events are reviewed with George Galloway in this edition of The Real Deal.
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global warming scam for planetary carbon tax system-ENG
A worldwide regime controlled by an unelected corporate elite is implementing a planetary carbon tax system that will dominate all human activity and establish a system of neofeudal slavery
A worldwide regime controlled by an unelected corporate elite is implementing a planetary carbon tax system that will dominate all human activity and establish a system of neofeudal slavery
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Why do religious commandments mostly tell us what not to do | Agha Ali Reza Panhiyan | Farsi Sub English
We’ve been created for a continually increasing, warming love.
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We’ve been created for a continually increasing, warming love.
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When you look at the collection of religious teachings and guidance, you usually feel they mostly tell us what not to do. [Religion says,] “Don’t do that. Detach yourself from this world. Abandon your wishes.” Religions guidance and commands mostly want us to put things aside. That is why many people don’t like religion. They feel that religious recommendations are mostly prohibiting, bitter and unpleasant.
Is it really like this? Are most of religion\'s recommendations and teachings really about \"cutting off, detaching, giving something up and leaving\"? Is this true or is this a false belief? The fact is, yes, it is like this. The beloved Prophet of Islam (s) both warned and gave good tidings. He gave good news. But it’s clear that the Holy Prophet (s) is mostly addressed as a warner in the Qur’an. And his being a warner is more than his being one who gives good tidings.
Why is it like this? It’s because a person doesn’t need to be told, “Be good. Be in love. Connect with God. Reach Him. Live with love.” You know, human beings don’t need such recommendations. Why? Because a person is in love. He wants to connect [with God]. People have all these good features. They are not apparent. They are hidden in a human being.
If you abandon some things in your life, these will naturally show themselves. A person won’t fall in love by your saying, “Be in love. Be enthusiastic.” Love should come from within. Effective recommendations for people are words such as, “Abandon it. Leave it. Stop. Don’t say it. Don\'t say these words.\"
In fact, religion’s way of training is a bit like looking for treasure. You have to open the way. Pick up this and that. Pick up this rock. Break that rock. Pick these up until you reach that shining gem, or until you reach that clear source of water, for example. It is like digging a well. Some are very pure. With a little digging you reach water. For others, you must dig a deep hole to reach water. So, you see religion’s recommendations mostly tell us what we shouldn’t do. They’re more about abandoning, prohibiting and warning. Religion wants to detach a person from some things instead of advising him to become connected [to God]. Because there is no need to advise people to become connected. We are all in love and have been created in love. If one abandons some things, love will show itself.
So religion’s recommendations are prohibiting in appearances or at least there are more prohibiting ones. Religion truly wants to make people fall in love. But one doesn’t fall in love by telling him to do so. One should remove the obstacles. A person doesn’t need to be told, “Be good. Be in love. Connect with God. Reach Him. Live with love.” Why? Because a person is in love. He wants to connect [with God]. People have all these good features. They are not apparent. They are hidden in a human being.
We’ve been created for a deep, lasting love. We’ve been created for a continually increasing, warming love! How can we gain this? By abandoning many things and detaching our heart from them.
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We’ve been created for a continually increasing, warming love.
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When you look at the collection of religious teachings and guidance, you usually feel they mostly tell us what not to do. [Religion says,] “Don’t do that. Detach yourself from this world. Abandon your wishes.” Religions guidance and commands mostly want us to put things aside. That is why many people don’t like religion. They feel that religious recommendations are mostly prohibiting, bitter and unpleasant.
Is it really like this? Are most of religion\'s recommendations and teachings really about \"cutting off, detaching, giving something up and leaving\"? Is this true or is this a false belief? The fact is, yes, it is like this. The beloved Prophet of Islam (s) both warned and gave good tidings. He gave good news. But it’s clear that the Holy Prophet (s) is mostly addressed as a warner in the Qur’an. And his being a warner is more than his being one who gives good tidings.
Why is it like this? It’s because a person doesn’t need to be told, “Be good. Be in love. Connect with God. Reach Him. Live with love.” You know, human beings don’t need such recommendations. Why? Because a person is in love. He wants to connect [with God]. People have all these good features. They are not apparent. They are hidden in a human being.
If you abandon some things in your life, these will naturally show themselves. A person won’t fall in love by your saying, “Be in love. Be enthusiastic.” Love should come from within. Effective recommendations for people are words such as, “Abandon it. Leave it. Stop. Don’t say it. Don\'t say these words.\"
In fact, religion’s way of training is a bit like looking for treasure. You have to open the way. Pick up this and that. Pick up this rock. Break that rock. Pick these up until you reach that shining gem, or until you reach that clear source of water, for example. It is like digging a well. Some are very pure. With a little digging you reach water. For others, you must dig a deep hole to reach water. So, you see religion’s recommendations mostly tell us what we shouldn’t do. They’re more about abandoning, prohibiting and warning. Religion wants to detach a person from some things instead of advising him to become connected [to God]. Because there is no need to advise people to become connected. We are all in love and have been created in love. If one abandons some things, love will show itself.
So religion’s recommendations are prohibiting in appearances or at least there are more prohibiting ones. Religion truly wants to make people fall in love. But one doesn’t fall in love by telling him to do so. One should remove the obstacles. A person doesn’t need to be told, “Be good. Be in love. Connect with God. Reach Him. Live with love.” Why? Because a person is in love. He wants to connect [with God]. People have all these good features. They are not apparent. They are hidden in a human being.
We’ve been created for a deep, lasting love. We’ve been created for a continually increasing, warming love! How can we gain this? By abandoning many things and detaching our heart from them.
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EU President announces first year of global governance-English
2009 is also the first year of global governance with the establishment of the G20 in the middle of the financial crisis The climate conference in Copenhagen is another step towards the global...
2009 is also the first year of global governance with the establishment of the G20 in the middle of the financial crisis The climate conference in Copenhagen is another step towards the global management of our planet
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2009 is also the first year of global governance with the establishment of the G20 in the middle of the financial crisis The climate conference in Copenhagen is another step towards the global management of our planet
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How To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint - English
These steps only 'reduce' carbon footprint; they don't relieve us of our responsibility - that is, if we are complacent in other aspects or if we are apathetic to the exploitation of environment...
These steps only 'reduce' carbon footprint; they don't relieve us of our responsibility - that is, if we are complacent in other aspects or if we are apathetic to the exploitation of environment and people by big corporations and by people in our very neighborhoods. The steps in this video can only be a starting point. (See "Story of Stuff" and "The Corporation" on this site) -----
On a different note, on the use of tap water, obviously the suggestion in the clip applies only to some countries - mostly in the west. But over in those countries too, it is recommended to use effective filters: Pharmaceuticals - like antibiotics, mood stabilizers, and sex hormones - have been found in drinking water supplies in America. See here http://hosted.ap.org/specials/interactives/pharmawater_site/day1_01.html -----
The last point about factory farming of cattle and greenhouse effect in the clip relates to the issue of excessive meat consumption. The more the demand for meat, the more grain would be fed to cattle, instead of humans. It takes about 7 gm of grain to produce 1 gm of meat protein. About 40% of world grain is fed to animals, whereas you have more than 1 billion people in the world who, as per UN estimates, sleep undernourished or hungry each day. On world grain consumption see http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/aug97/livestock.hrs.html ---- on world hunger stats see http://www.wfp.org/hunger/stats -------
On top of that, there is environmental degradation (excessive emission of 'methane') that the clip refers to.
According to one analysis food 'production' process is more environmentally costly than food 'transportation', and if average Americans replace only 1/7 of their meat consumption with vegetables, it can minimize environmental cost equivalent to that which can be obtained through maximum localization (eating local). See more about that study at: http://www.ethicurean.com/2008/06/23/food-miles-vs-food-choices/ -----
Some people want to make it an argument about "food miles vs. food choices". I think we can incorporate all of these good ideas into our lifestyle - as we encourage eating local and organic (wherever it's realistically possible), we should also encourage cutting down on meat consumption.
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These steps only 'reduce' carbon footprint; they don't relieve us of our responsibility - that is, if we are complacent in other aspects or if we are apathetic to the exploitation of environment and people by big corporations and by people in our very neighborhoods. The steps in this video can only be a starting point. (See "Story of Stuff" and "The Corporation" on this site) -----
On a different note, on the use of tap water, obviously the suggestion in the clip applies only to some countries - mostly in the west. But over in those countries too, it is recommended to use effective filters: Pharmaceuticals - like antibiotics, mood stabilizers, and sex hormones - have been found in drinking water supplies in America. See here http://hosted.ap.org/specials/interactives/pharmawater_site/day1_01.html -----
The last point about factory farming of cattle and greenhouse effect in the clip relates to the issue of excessive meat consumption. The more the demand for meat, the more grain would be fed to cattle, instead of humans. It takes about 7 gm of grain to produce 1 gm of meat protein. About 40% of world grain is fed to animals, whereas you have more than 1 billion people in the world who, as per UN estimates, sleep undernourished or hungry each day. On world grain consumption see http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/aug97/livestock.hrs.html ---- on world hunger stats see http://www.wfp.org/hunger/stats -------
On top of that, there is environmental degradation (excessive emission of 'methane') that the clip refers to.
According to one analysis food 'production' process is more environmentally costly than food 'transportation', and if average Americans replace only 1/7 of their meat consumption with vegetables, it can minimize environmental cost equivalent to that which can be obtained through maximum localization (eating local). See more about that study at: http://www.ethicurean.com/2008/06/23/food-miles-vs-food-choices/ -----
Some people want to make it an argument about "food miles vs. food choices". I think we can incorporate all of these good ideas into our lifestyle - as we encourage eating local and organic (wherever it's realistically possible), we should also encourage cutting down on meat consumption.
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EPA agenda has nothing to do with reducing levels of mercury in the environment - English
Congressman Ed Whitfield (R-KY) explains that the EPA agenda has nothing to do with reducing levels of mercury in the environment but is solely about closing coal plants. The mercury issue...
Congressman Ed Whitfield (R-KY) explains that the EPA agenda has nothing to do with reducing levels of mercury in the environment but is solely about closing coal plants. The mercury issue is a PR stunt to gain public support.
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Congressman Ed Whitfield (R-KY) explains that the EPA agenda has nothing to do with reducing levels of mercury in the environment but is solely about closing coal plants. The mercury issue is a PR stunt to gain public support.
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Cooking Recipe - Delicious Rice Dish With Fried Chicken and Spinach! English
A delicious rice that combines fried chicken and spinach!
Ing:
2 tbsp of oil you used to fry the chicken
1 onion sliced and fried (keep aside)
2 whole chicken cut cleaned and fried...
A delicious rice that combines fried chicken and spinach!
Ing:
2 tbsp of oil you used to fry the chicken
1 onion sliced and fried (keep aside)
2 whole chicken cut cleaned and fried (keep aside)
21/2 cups chopped spinach
1 cup frozen peas
1 tbsp fresh dill weed chopped
1 tbsp ginger and garlic
1 tsp green chutney
salt to taste
1 1/2 cups rice soaked in water for 20 min
3 cups hot water
Method
Fry chicken and keep aside, soak rice and keep it aside, in a separate pot add the oil and let it warm up then add the green chutney and the ginger garlic, give it about 30 seconds for the flavors to infuse then add the spinach and dill week, saute this for a while and then go ahead and add the peas making sure you mix it all really well give it 2 minutes. Add the hot water let the water come to temp again in the mean time add the salt and to a taste test making sure that it is moderately salty. Water is not supposed to be boiling to add the rice, add the rice and let the water come to a boil, once it boils and the rice should start cooking, it should be half way done, next add the onions stir carefully making sure not to break the rice, next turn your stove on low and add the fried chicken again making sure to stir very carefully. Cover and put the lid on and cook for another 5 to 7 minutes. You can barbeque this rice with warming up the coal and adding the oil and cover again for a couple minutes.
Enjoy!
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A delicious rice that combines fried chicken and spinach!
Ing:
2 tbsp of oil you used to fry the chicken
1 onion sliced and fried (keep aside)
2 whole chicken cut cleaned and fried (keep aside)
21/2 cups chopped spinach
1 cup frozen peas
1 tbsp fresh dill weed chopped
1 tbsp ginger and garlic
1 tsp green chutney
salt to taste
1 1/2 cups rice soaked in water for 20 min
3 cups hot water
Method
Fry chicken and keep aside, soak rice and keep it aside, in a separate pot add the oil and let it warm up then add the green chutney and the ginger garlic, give it about 30 seconds for the flavors to infuse then add the spinach and dill week, saute this for a while and then go ahead and add the peas making sure you mix it all really well give it 2 minutes. Add the hot water let the water come to temp again in the mean time add the salt and to a taste test making sure that it is moderately salty. Water is not supposed to be boiling to add the rice, add the rice and let the water come to a boil, once it boils and the rice should start cooking, it should be half way done, next add the onions stir carefully making sure not to break the rice, next turn your stove on low and add the fried chicken again making sure to stir very carefully. Cover and put the lid on and cook for another 5 to 7 minutes. You can barbeque this rice with warming up the coal and adding the oil and cover again for a couple minutes.
Enjoy!
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Cooking Recipe - Delicious Homemade Fajitas - English
A delicious homemade fajita, that is easy to put together for a great back to school lunch or a simple snack!
Ing:
1/4 green bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 red bell pepper cut in thin slices...
A delicious homemade fajita, that is easy to put together for a great back to school lunch or a simple snack!
Ing:
1/4 green bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 red bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 yellow bell pepper cut in thin slices
1 small onion thinly sliced
enough chicken to make as many fajitas as you like
1 tsp ginger and garlic
1 tsp lemon pepper
1 tsp of black pepper
salt to taste
1/2 a lime
Tortillas as many as you need to make
Method:
First clean and cut the chicken in long slivers and keep it aside. In a frying pan add about 1 tbsp of olive oil and once hot add the vegetables and stir fry then keep that aside once the onions become a little translucent. Keep all this aside, then in the same pan add 1 tbsp of olive oil and add the chicken as well as the ginger, garlic, salt, pepper, and lemon pepper. Cook it until the juices run clean and splash it with half a lime juice. Start assembling the tortillas by warming the tortilla a little bit of vegetables as well as the chicken, add your favorite sauce and you have a healthy delicious homemade lunch or snack!
Enjoy!
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A delicious homemade fajita, that is easy to put together for a great back to school lunch or a simple snack!
Ing:
1/4 green bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 red bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 yellow bell pepper cut in thin slices
1 small onion thinly sliced
enough chicken to make as many fajitas as you like
1 tsp ginger and garlic
1 tsp lemon pepper
1 tsp of black pepper
salt to taste
1/2 a lime
Tortillas as many as you need to make
Method:
First clean and cut the chicken in long slivers and keep it aside. In a frying pan add about 1 tbsp of olive oil and once hot add the vegetables and stir fry then keep that aside once the onions become a little translucent. Keep all this aside, then in the same pan add 1 tbsp of olive oil and add the chicken as well as the ginger, garlic, salt, pepper, and lemon pepper. Cook it until the juices run clean and splash it with half a lime juice. Start assembling the tortillas by warming the tortilla a little bit of vegetables as well as the chicken, add your favorite sauce and you have a healthy delicious homemade lunch or snack!
Enjoy!
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Delicious Homemade Fajitas - English
A delicious homemade fajita, that is easy to put together for a great back to school lunch or a simple snack!
Ing:
1/4 green bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 red bell pepper cut in thin slices...
A delicious homemade fajita, that is easy to put together for a great back to school lunch or a simple snack!
Ing:
1/4 green bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 red bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 yellow bell pepper cut in thin slices
1 small onion thinly sliced
enough chicken to make as many fajitas as you like
1 tsp ginger and garlic
1 tsp lemon pepper
1 tsp of black pepper
salt to taste
1/2 a lime
Tortillas as many as you need to make
Method:
First clean and cut the chicken in long slivers and keep it aside. In a frying pan add about 1 tbsp of olive oil and once hot add the vegetables and stir fry then keep that aside once the onions become a little translucent. Keep all this aside, then in the same pan add 1 tbsp of olive oil and add the chicken as well as the ginger, garlic, salt, pepper, and lemon pepper. Cook it until the juices run clean and splash it with half a lime juice. Start assembling the tortillas by warming the tortilla a little bit of vegetables as well as the chicken, add your favorite sauce and you have a healthy delicious homemade lunch or snack!
Enjoy!
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A delicious homemade fajita, that is easy to put together for a great back to school lunch or a simple snack!
Ing:
1/4 green bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 red bell pepper cut in thin slices
1/4 yellow bell pepper cut in thin slices
1 small onion thinly sliced
enough chicken to make as many fajitas as you like
1 tsp ginger and garlic
1 tsp lemon pepper
1 tsp of black pepper
salt to taste
1/2 a lime
Tortillas as many as you need to make
Method:
First clean and cut the chicken in long slivers and keep it aside. In a frying pan add about 1 tbsp of olive oil and once hot add the vegetables and stir fry then keep that aside once the onions become a little translucent. Keep all this aside, then in the same pan add 1 tbsp of olive oil and add the chicken as well as the ginger, garlic, salt, pepper, and lemon pepper. Cook it until the juices run clean and splash it with half a lime juice. Start assembling the tortillas by warming the tortilla a little bit of vegetables as well as the chicken, add your favorite sauce and you have a healthy delicious homemade lunch or snack!
Enjoy!
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