Capitalism
means
The doctrine that private ownership and free markets should govern economies.
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Month 5 – Word of the Day 21
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Who is Shiva? – Maha Shivratri Special
Today, is Maha Shivratri. Here is an interesting video-
Who is Shiva? – Maha Shivratri Special
Do leave your thought/comments on the occasion of Maha- Shivratri?
Thought for the Day
The more you forget yourself, the more you will get closer to God!
~ Dada J. Vaswani
Month 5 – Word of the day 20
Gradualism
means
Belief that things proceed by degrees
Thought Of The Day
When you know yourself as Awareness, everything is a Miracle!
Somehow beliefs in our thoughts keep us from seeing what is really going on.
Let go of everything and see that you are nothing!
If you really know yourself as truly nothing, then you will automatically and effortlessly marvel at everything.
It happens by itself!
~ Micheal Jeffreys
Explore the unspoilt Carriacou with Grenada citizenship
The Isle of Reefs or Carriacou is deemed a nature’s preserved paradise to offer perfect hideaway for those willing to escape the typical “tourist” humdrum and crowd. Many travel writers title it as an “Uncut diamond” due to the natural beauty, countless remote and unoccupied islands, marooned beaches and perfect coves.
Grenada citizenship is your ultimate chance to witness the spectacular wooded mountainous terrains in Carriacou. The views are simply breath-taking that oversees the entire south and north of the island. There’re lots of shops around to marvel at. So let’s dig deeper into Carriacou; the unspoiled Caribbean at its best!
High North Nature Reserve
It’s the highest peak but not quite a mountain! Boasting a height of approximately 956 feet, you can enjoy wonderful views of Grenada and the remaining Grenadines isles to the north. It’s entitled as a National Park with lots of walking trails and guided tourism facilities to ensure safe and memorable trip. When here, the sight of land turtles, iguanas, soldier crabs, many colorful birds, and parrots are common yet splendid right from the start!
Gun Point
As strange as it sounds, Gun Point is named after the British erected cannon in 1780. It’s located past the Windward Village on the northern tip of Carriacou. When referring to the World Atlas and strict geographical markings, the point actually belongs to the Grenadians and St. Vincent however dominated by Carriacou.
The Petit Carenage Bay
Just below the Gun Point and Turtle Beach is the famous Petit Carenage Bay with its white sands that are also home to turtles. During the peak nesting season, guided tours are organized for night watches to protect the turtles and their precious eggs. This is perhaps the best of nature’s phenomenon to witness up, close and personal with a Grenada citizenship.
Anse La Roche Beach
Yet another beach known for its shining white sands and calmness is Anse La Roche. Visitors are however advised taking plenty of supplies to drink as well as mosquito repellent and sunscreen.
Tyrell Bay
Located on the southern side of the island being a calm and beautiful anchorage for yachts, Tyrell Bay also offers a line of bars and al-fresco restaurants from where you can indulge in the exotic Caribbean cuisine and watch the world go by.
Paradise Beach
The name perfectly complements to the white sands, azure waters and green trees in the backdrop; Paradise Beach has a selection of beachside bars and cafes where you can idle after a tiring day of excursion.
Sandy Island
One of the much smaller, outlying cays; Sandy Island is a perfect picnic spot courtesy of delis and tourist facilities. The island is perfect to play Robinson Crusoe as well as to sail in clear waters.
White Island
Yet another island but for adventurers is White Island! It’s totally rugged, untouched, wild but beautiful so all those coming here should gear up with a survival kit including food supplies, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Conclusion
Grenada citizenship is your chance to explore nature closely at Carriacou.
Thought of the day
When you love someone, the best in you rises to the surface.
~ Dada J P Vaswani
Happy Valentine’s Day to all
Month 5 – Word of the Day 19
Illuminism
means
Belief in an inward spiritual light
Cuban Revolutionary
Cuba’s revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro, breathed his last on November 25, aged 90.
When and where was he born?
Fidel Castro was born on August 13, 1926, in southeast Cuba. He excelled in sports in school. A born rebel, he joined student politics while studying law at the University of Havana. He was influenced by the ideas of Karl Marx and wanted to end the inequality between poor laborers and rich sugar barons.
How did he come to power?
Along with the Argentine revolutionary, Che Guevara, Castro launched guerilla attacks against the government in 1957-58. On January 1, 1959, his troops ousted the dictator General Fulgencio Batista who fled Cuba. He became the Prime Minister and established the first communist state in the Western Hemisphere.
How did Castro do as head of state?
As soon as he came to power, Castro implemented radical policies. He introduced free education and healthcare and built roads and houses for the Cuban people. He instituted sweeping land reforms and nationalized commerce and industry.
On the other hand, he severely repressed freedom of the press, free speech, and political opponents. While he eased the life of workers and farmers, he alienated the upper and middle educated classes who immigrated to the USA in droves.
Why did Cuba’s relations sour with the USA?
Castro captured the imagination of the people as a fiery lone ranger in military uniform defying the might of USA. He allied himself with USSR, USA’s enemy in the Cold War. When US oil companies refused to process Soviet oil in their refineries, Castro retaliated by taking over US-owned sugar plantations, banks, and factories. Angered by the move, USA imposed and economic embargo and broke all diplomatic ties with Cuba in 1961.
Over the next decades, Castro continued to be a thorn in USA’s side, sponsoring revolutionary movements in Latin America and Africa.
When did Castro resign from power?
He formally resigned in 2008, ceding power to his brother Raul. He was in power for 49 years- he was the longest non-royal ruler.
Month 5- Word of the day 18
Varna
means
Caste, class, the four major social divisions in Hindu society.