Yesterday I went to the LeadSoft at Purano Polton for facing the viva-voce. The interview board was of three members from the three different sides-1) Software Development 2)Web Application and 3) Database. As I am interested about the software development iwas asked the questions about the OOP programing. I answer all the question those I remebered. I was satisfied with my interview. Till now I am not informed about the result of the selected candidates. But I hope I will be called for the further step.
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Paul Om
রবিবার, ২২ নভেম্বর, ২০০৯
শনিবার, ১৪ নভেম্বর, ২০০৯
BCC's Information Session for the Intern candidates
Today I have joined a session conducted by the Bangladesh Computer Council at Agargaon, Dhaka. That was really very attractive for the presence of the leaders of ICT sector. All information of this seminar is published at my technical blog:
PaulsofTech
A graduate (Student) of CS/CSE/ICT may follow this link to know about the tips and tricks to enter into the IT world.
PaulsofTech
A graduate (Student) of CS/CSE/ICT may follow this link to know about the tips and tricks to enter into the IT world.
শুক্রবার, ১৩ নভেম্বর, ২০০৯
Mantras
Mantras can excite the emotions and give suggestions to the mind. Mantras affect both the one who chants them as the one who hears them. The word mantra comes from the Sanskrit "mantrana", which means advice or suggestion. In a sense, every word is a mantra. In our daily life we use words to get everything done, obtain everything we need. Each mantra or word is a sound pattern that suggests to the mind the meanings inherent in it, and the mind immediately responds.
According to Ramana Maharshi, repetition of mantras (japa), with attention directed to the source of the sound, completely engages the mind. This is Tapas (penance). The source is not in the vocal chords alone, but also the idea of the sound is in the mind, whose source is self. Thus the practice of mantra repetition is more than a suggestion, a bit of advice or an idea. It is a means of getting in touch with our self.
Mantras may be used for religious worship, for japa (repetition), for healing, to help spiritual evolution, for purification, for making offerings and in Mantra Yoga. Some mantras are only chants or expressions of nearness to the Divine. But some saints who were inspired by divine love and unshakable faith used these mantras in their own spiritual practice and their followers afterwards started using those mantras, calling them mahamantras or great mantras.
Primarily it is faith which creates the effect of mantras. Melody, intonation, pronunciation, whether silently or aloud, all are important in the recitation of mantras. Moreover, the beat cycle in which mantras are recited is important, but it changes according to the state of consciousness of the one who is chanting. An increase in the speed of chanting increases the speed of mind, heartbeat and respiration. The beat cycle of the mantras affects the emotions.
A fast speed sometimes creates a continuous vibration and when it is done in groups it creates a good effect, because the mind works in synchronization with the beat cycle and has no time to fantasize. Fast chanting of mantras exhausts the mind, heart and breath and relaxation comes after the chanting is over.
Slowing the beat cycle of mantras also creates the same continuous vibration, but it slows down the speed of mind, heart and breath while the chanting is going on. It induces a hypnagogic state, but it is good only when the chanting of mantras is done individually. A medium-speed beat cycle is good for group and individual chanting of mantras. It does not disturb the heartbeat or breathing pattern and makes the mind more awake, alert and conscious.
The place from which the sound emanates influences its' tonal quality. Deep tones are produced by the vocal chords in conjunction with the abdominal region, middletones in conjunction with the chest, heart and throat regions and high-pitched tones in conjunction with the upper region of the body. Indian classical music uses all three regions in a gradual order, but the middle region is used most and produces a greater emotional impact on the listeners.
In the side bar you will find some imporatnt mantras. Their pages open in a new window so that you can let the mantras play in a loop automatically.
Courtesy: Sanatan Society
According to Ramana Maharshi, repetition of mantras (japa), with attention directed to the source of the sound, completely engages the mind. This is Tapas (penance). The source is not in the vocal chords alone, but also the idea of the sound is in the mind, whose source is self. Thus the practice of mantra repetition is more than a suggestion, a bit of advice or an idea. It is a means of getting in touch with our self.
Mantras may be used for religious worship, for japa (repetition), for healing, to help spiritual evolution, for purification, for making offerings and in Mantra Yoga. Some mantras are only chants or expressions of nearness to the Divine. But some saints who were inspired by divine love and unshakable faith used these mantras in their own spiritual practice and their followers afterwards started using those mantras, calling them mahamantras or great mantras.
Primarily it is faith which creates the effect of mantras. Melody, intonation, pronunciation, whether silently or aloud, all are important in the recitation of mantras. Moreover, the beat cycle in which mantras are recited is important, but it changes according to the state of consciousness of the one who is chanting. An increase in the speed of chanting increases the speed of mind, heartbeat and respiration. The beat cycle of the mantras affects the emotions.
A fast speed sometimes creates a continuous vibration and when it is done in groups it creates a good effect, because the mind works in synchronization with the beat cycle and has no time to fantasize. Fast chanting of mantras exhausts the mind, heart and breath and relaxation comes after the chanting is over.
Slowing the beat cycle of mantras also creates the same continuous vibration, but it slows down the speed of mind, heart and breath while the chanting is going on. It induces a hypnagogic state, but it is good only when the chanting of mantras is done individually. A medium-speed beat cycle is good for group and individual chanting of mantras. It does not disturb the heartbeat or breathing pattern and makes the mind more awake, alert and conscious.
The place from which the sound emanates influences its' tonal quality. Deep tones are produced by the vocal chords in conjunction with the abdominal region, middletones in conjunction with the chest, heart and throat regions and high-pitched tones in conjunction with the upper region of the body. Indian classical music uses all three regions in a gradual order, but the middle region is used most and produces a greater emotional impact on the listeners.
In the side bar you will find some imporatnt mantras. Their pages open in a new window so that you can let the mantras play in a loop automatically.
Courtesy: Sanatan Society
The Brahma Gayatri Mantra
According to the Sanatan Religion mythology,The Brahma Gayatri Mantra is used to increase productivity.
The Brahma Gayatri Mantra Text
AUM
AUM PARMESHWARAYE VIDMAHE
PARATATTVAYE DHI-MAHI
TAN NO BRAHMA PRACHODAYAT
AUM
The Brahma Gayatri Mantra Text
AUM
AUM PARMESHWARAYE VIDMAHE
PARATATTVAYE DHI-MAHI
TAN NO BRAHMA PRACHODAYAT
AUM
Brahma Gayatri Mantra playing online
To get more mantras, click on
Website of Sanatan Society
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Paul OM
বৃহস্পতিবার, ১২ নভেম্বর, ২০০৯
Interview @ LEADS Corp. Ltd
Today I have gone to a software firm, LEADS Corporation Ltd for interview. That is placed on Motizel. Seven candidates came for the interview. After reaching there, I came to know that, only the Written test would be held on this day. I appeared for the exam. The exam is not so good but not bad. The qualified candidates will be called on next week. I pray to god that He must send me there permanently.
On the other part, my school, i took leave at morning from School administrator. But his reply was not in my favor. I felt very discomfort with his anwser. Plz, God! quickly save me from that animal.
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Paul OM
On the other part, my school, i took leave at morning from School administrator. But his reply was not in my favor. I felt very discomfort with his anwser. Plz, God! quickly save me from that animal.
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Paul OM
বৃহস্পতিবার, ৫ নভেম্বর, ২০০৯
MID-1 of DSP
Tomorrow is the date of my first mid term of CSE 565 Digital Signal Processing (DSP) at NSU. That will be held at 400pm to 5:30 . The preparation is not so good. I am thinking how God will help me to achieve a good number. Plz pray for me.
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Paul OM
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Paul OM
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