Saturday, October 2, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Charkha Shibir (Camp)
Please inform your friends, Bhaktas on your center and other colleagues to attend this Shibir with high numbers.
This Shibir is arranged centrally by our Sanstha as a part of 13 point Programme.
Shibir Timing:
Monday to Saturday : 04.00 pm to 10.00 pm.
Sundays : 11.00 am to 10.00 pm
Address :
Shri Harigurugram,
New English High School,
Bandra (East), Mumbai 400 051.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
DattaYag / GuruGeeta to be held in Mumbai
This Unique event will bring in light the 24 guru of Lord Dattatreya as enclosed below on whom we will have to perform a specific pooja and a pradakshina.
1. The earth
2. The wind
3. The sky
4. The water
5. The fire
6. The moon
7. The sun
8. The pigeon
9. The python
10. The sea
11. The moth
12. The queen bee and the honey collector
13. The elephant (Gajendra)
14. The bumble-bee
15. The Musk deer
16. The Fish
17. Pingala
18. The lapwing
19. The child
20. The bangles
21. The artisan
22. The snake
23. The spider
24. The wasp
More details to be posted soon.
To read the entire Marathi discourse given by Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu, click here.
Blood Donation Camp Report
This year, on 12-April-2009 the Mega Blood Donation Camp held in New English School, Bandra led to a total collection of 3179 bottles.
The detailed report is as below:
King Edward Memorial Hospital, Mumbai - 380
Jamshedji Jijibhoy Hospital, Mumbai - 270
BYL Nair Charitable Hospital, Mumbai - 217
Sion hospital, Mumbai - 452
Gokuldas Tejpal Hospital -40
St George Hospital - 052
Tata memorial Hospital - 151
Bhabha Hospital- 50
Bhagwati Hospital - 87
Cooper Hospital - 83
Dy Patil Hospital - 175
P.D. Hinduja National Hospital & Medical Research Center -81
Jamshedji Jijibhoy Hospital Mahanagar Mumbai- 203
MT Agarwal Municipal General Hospital Blood Bank - 50
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital- 195
Masina Hospital- 100
NMMC Hospital, Vashi- 50
Parsi General Hospital- 87
Rajawadi Hospital - 105
Thane Civil Hospital - 99
Dr. VN Desai Hospital- 50
Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital- 150
Friday, April 10, 2009
Blood Donation Camp 2009
Venue:
Indian Education Society's New English School,
Kherwadi, Bandra (East)
Mumbai
Timings: 9 AM to 6 PM
Some important facts about Blood Donation
Who can donate Blood ?
1. Any male or female between 18 and 60 years of age
2. Anyone with weight 45 kgs or above
How to prepare for Blood Donation
To be prepared to donate blood, the following diet should be followed as much as possible. Following this will reduce the chances of rejection.
One of the main reason for rejection is Haemoglobin content. To increase the haemoglobin content in our blood following diet should be taken:
1. Green Vegetables
2. Sprouts
3. Fruits and Salads
4. Corn, Wheat, Peanuts, Jaggery, Tomato, Pumpkin
* Tea should be avoided
Before coming for Blood Donation
1. Sleep well in the night
2. Have a good meal (at least heavy breakfast) before coming. Never come for blood donation with an empty stomach
3. Dont consume any unnecessary medicines
Some common myths and realities about Blood Donation
Myth #1: Someone else will donate all the blood that's needed.
Reality #1: If only it were true. Although approximately 60% of the entire population qualifies to donate blood, less than 5% of them actually do so.
Myth #2: It hurts.
Reality #2: Okay, maybe it does, a little. Far less than getting ears pierced, though, and only briefly. And remember that donating blood hurts a lot less than having someone you care about need blood and not get it because it's not there.
Myth #3: I don't have time.
Reality #3: It doesn't take long: about 45 minutes in all from arrival to departure.
Myth #4: They ask embarrassing questions.
Reality #4: Okay, some of the questions are personal, but they have to be. The screening personnel are very professional and are not judgmental. Their only goal is to ensure a safe blood supply for our patients and a safe donation experience for our donors.
Myth #5: I might catch something from donating.
Reality #5: In all reputed Blood Banks, donations are drawn using sterile equipment that is disposed off after a single use, and the professionals who draw your blood wear sterile latex gloves that are disposed of immediately after use on a single patient. At no time will you come in contact with any piece of equipment or material that has had contact with someone else's blood or body fluids.
Myth #6: I take medication, so I can't donate.
Reality #6: Maybe you're right. Maybe you're not. But its better to check rather than assuming things.
Myth #7: I'm too old. I'm too young.
Reality #7: Anyone between 18 and 60 yrs of ages can donate blood.