अगर आप भारत में दुकानों पर देखेंगे तो लगभग हर
दूकान पर आप को निम्बू और मिर्चे की लड़
लटकी हुई दिखेगी | यहाँ तक की कई बड़े व्यवसाय भी अपने बिजनेस के दरवाजो पर मिर्च
और निम्बू लटकाते हैं | इसके साथ ही आप को
हर दो या तीन दिनो में नए और ताजा निम्बू मिर्च की लड़ लटकाई जाती है | आप में से
कई लोग ये भी सोच सकते हैं की क्यों निम्बू मिर्च को हर दो या तीन दिनों में बदला
जाना चाहिए और क्यों उन्हें कुछ ख़ास दिनों में ही बदला जाना चाहिए ?Tuesday, May 10, 2016
दरवाजे पर निम्बू मिर्चे लटकाने का वैज्ञानिक कारण
अगर आप भारत में दुकानों पर देखेंगे तो लगभग हर
दूकान पर आप को निम्बू और मिर्चे की लड़
लटकी हुई दिखेगी | यहाँ तक की कई बड़े व्यवसाय भी अपने बिजनेस के दरवाजो पर मिर्च
और निम्बू लटकाते हैं | इसके साथ ही आप को
हर दो या तीन दिनो में नए और ताजा निम्बू मिर्च की लड़ लटकाई जाती है | आप में से
कई लोग ये भी सोच सकते हैं की क्यों निम्बू मिर्च को हर दो या तीन दिनों में बदला
जाना चाहिए और क्यों उन्हें कुछ ख़ास दिनों में ही बदला जाना चाहिए ?Saturday, May 7, 2016
रात को नाख़ून काटना अशुभ क्यों होता है
कई बार बड़े लोग हम से कहते
हैं की रात को नाखून नहीं काटना चाहिए नहीं तो अशुभ होता है | कई लोग ये भी कहते
हैं की नाख़ून को सिर्फ नाइ के द्वारा ही कटवाया जाना चाहिए नहीं तो अशुभ होता है|
और इसके साथ ही कुछ जगहों पर ये भी मान्यता है की घर के अन्दर नाख़ून काटने से लक्ष्मी
दूर होती है| आज के समय में कई लोग इस बात को हवा में उडा देते हैं जबकि उनके इस
शुभ और अशुभ के पीछे बहुत ही सीधा सा वैज्ञानिक और तार्किक कारण जुडा होता है |Thursday, May 5, 2016
Is it a bad luck when a black cat cross your path ?
There are so many superstitions about black cats in the entire world and crossing of the path is one of the biggest ones. People say if a black cat crosses your path then it is a bad luck and you should not cross the road at that time. If you seriously want to do, then you should wait for others to cross the road or you should throw some bricks, wood or stones on the path to break the bad omen, you should wait for few minutes and then you should cross the road. Saturday, April 30, 2016
Scientific reason of hanging chili and lemon outside your door
In India, almost every shop or even in many bigger businesses, you may see people tie some green chilies and lemon and they hang that in front of the main entrance. Also, they change it on certain days and then they hang fresh once instead of old one. Many of you may wonder why to hang fresh chilies and lemon on certain days. Wednesday, March 16, 2011
इमली के पेड पर भूत होते हैं : इस भ्रम के पीछे बैठा वैज्ञानिक और तार्किक कारण
जहा अभी हमारा घर है वहा पास में ही ढेर सारे खेत और इमली के पेड हुआ करते थे, एक बावडी भी थी जिसके आस पास इमली के पेड़ों का एक झुण्ड भी था और उस पूरी जगह के बारे में ये मशहूर था की वहां भूत रहते हैं.
ऐसे एक दो वाकये भी सुनने को मिले थे जब ये देखने में आया था की फलाना इंसान आज वहा बैठा था और फिर उसकी तबियत खराब हो गई,. और इस सब से लोगो की भूत होने वाली भावना को भी प्रबल बल मिलता था,
सच्चाई ये है की इमली के पेड के नीचे की हवा में carbon die oxide की मात्रा जरूरत से ज्यादा होती है और उसके साथ ही वहाँ की हवा थोड़ी अम्लीय (acedic ) भी होती है और इसके कारण वहा आराम करने वाले व्यक्ति के शरीर में प्राण वायु Oxygen की मात्रा कम हो जाती है और अम्ल की मात्रा थोड़ी बढ़ जाती है जिसकी वजह से इंसान को चक्कर आते हैं और शरीर पूरी तरह से शिथिल हो जाता है. पुराने वैधो ने इस बात को भूत के डर से जोड़ कर लोगो को इमली के पेडो के नीचे आराम करने से रोकने की कोशिश की थी.
और जो शारीरिक शिधिलता और दूसरी ऐसी तकलीफे होती है वो थोड़े समय में ठीक हो जाती है लेकिन तब तक लोग सारा झाड फूक कर चुके होते है और थोड़े समय बाद इंसान अपने आप ठीक हो जाता है और लोग मानते हैं की प्रेत बाधा ठीक हो गई है
उम्मीद है ये जानकारी आपके लिए उपयोगी रही होगी
Saturday, March 12, 2011
छिपकली के गिरने पर नहाना, पूजा करना और दान करना : तार्किक और वैज्ञानिक कारण
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Myth : Do not wipe out waste material in night else Laxmi will go out: Logical Reason
Do not wipe out waste material in night else Laxmi will go out.
In many of Indian families old people still say do not wipe out waste material in night else Laxmi(goddess of wealth, prosperity and money) will go out. In ancient time wise people must have created this rule/myth with a very logical reason.
I had no clue of logical reason of this for a long time but I found it when I was in 8th.
My 8th standard board exams were going on and I used to go to my friends place for study .
One fine day when we I woke up I heard my friend’s sister was crying because she lost her engagement ring and entire family was searching for it.
My friend and I asked her “when you saw your ring last time in your finger”.
She said “I am sure it was in my finger till yesterday nights electricity failure and I am not sure after that”.
We asked “what you did after that time?” she answered “she cooked food, cleaned home and finished her dinner”.
I heard cleaned home and said to my friend “Laxmi ji bahar gai” that means Laxmi went out. We quickly reached to the place where she collected all the waste material after wiping home as in Indian custom we don’t throw material to dustbin in night.
We searched in that waste material and we found the ring and of some ice creams too from sister.
At that time I realised how Laxmi will go out if throw you wiped waste material in night.
In ancient time when this myth or ritual came in existence people had only candle light in most of the homes that is not enough for identifying what is there in this wiped material. So they said wipe your home and collect all the material at a place and you can throw that out in morning.
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Myth: Don’t throw away/waste salt else you will need to collect it by your Eyelids: Logical Reason
This is very famous myth in Malwa and Nimad anchal that “you should not waste salt neither you should throw it away else you will need to collect each wasted particle of salt by your eyelids when you will face god”.
I heard this when I was not more than 14-15 year old and I heard this from guy of my age only. I was not able to believe on this as I always believed on science or logics (thanks to my grandfather) so I asked about this to my grandfather and his reply was something that showed logical reason of this myth. He explained me this with few question answers I would like to post those question and answers here. I can still remember each and every word of that chat
My grandfather: “do you know from where wheat comes”?
Me: From farms.
My Grandfather: What about rice, vegetables and other cereals.
Me: Same answer from farms.
My Grandfather: “do you know from where salt comes”?
Me:“From Sea” (I promptly replied him; luckily I was aware about salt making process because of some story or comics book).
My Grandfather: That’s the reason why they created this myth.
Me: I dint get it; please explain what you mean with this.
My Grandfather: “If you need to buy 1KG salt today you can go to shop and you will get 1KG of salt in 4-5 Rs because today goods transportation is very easy, you can have tons of Salt from coastal region to any part of the country in maximum 2-3 days but in earlier time it was not possible because they used to ship it by bull carts with a limited weight capacity.
Some time it takes several weeks for transportation from coastal region to central or northern region of India. In this transportation transporters bull cart runner had to face lot of problem they had to cross multiple states and follow all the guidelines created by those states for salt transportation. Other than this many more reason was there that made salt very expensive and a material that everyone should use with closed hand.
As salt was very fundamental ingredient of every food material so in ancient time every government/king had to arrange it (some time on government expenses) for providing necessary requirement to their people for smooth command on them.”
My Grandfather Continued: “To save misuse or wastage of salt someone created this myth so everyone will follow it delicately. There could be different theory for origination of this myth like “a king talked with minister for stopping wastage of salt and they suggested that pujari’s should create this myth to aam janta” or “A family leader of big joint family that has lot of children found lot of wasting of salt from child’s and he created this myth so children can avoid wasting it due to fear of god and punishment”. Whatever theory we take logical reason for creating this myth was saving wastage of salt.”
After explaining above thing my grandfather told me “Many myth that we follow in India has logical or scientific reason and before doing a blind faith on any of the myth always think a reason behind it.”
He explained me about touch and don’t touch theory that I will explain in my future post.
I hope it was informative and interesting too.
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