ranjan

Silence is no longer an option, it is time for our conscience to wake up It is not enough to say that hospital has failed. It is a crime against humanity. Quite surprising, Govt. keeps on giving Grants and issuing orders for providing free treatment, medicines etc. in Delhi but on the other hand, no control is evident where any modus-operandi is adopted to ensure that such hospitals are following these rules strictly. Left a few cases (where influential personalities are involved) there is no such evidence of implementing rules.  We have seen it all, seeing it more, and still more every moment cries and pains of patients and their relatives scrambling for bed, oxygen, long queues in moratorium waiting to perform last rites. Parients who died in the hospitals. Hospitals never admits their fault in recognising the wrong treatment. Though there has been a long list of causes of death like Heart disease, Cancer, Covid, Accidents, Low respiratory diseases, brain stroke, diabetes,Alzheimer&#

Chakras have recently become well known, with the growth in popularity of Yoga. They were first mentioned in Vedas, ancient sacred texts of spiritual knowledge dating back to 1500 to 1000 BC.     Our body has 114 chakras out of which 7 chakras advancing alongside the spine are thought as the main energy points in the body. Each of these seven main chakras has a corresponding number, name, color, specific area of spine from the sacrum to the crown of head and health focus. These chakras symbolize energy centres xorrepond to a bundle of nerves, major organs and areas of spiritual body that impact our physical and emotional well being. To function at their best, these chakras need to stay open or balanced. If they get blocked, one may experience physical or emotional symptoms related to a particular chakra.These seven chakras run along spine. They start at the root of spine and extend to the crown of head.  These seven chakras are -  1. Root Chakra (Muladhara) - located at the base of spi