Try this one......its me only hssiddhu....?
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Since A=4,\nThere are four forms for B+C+D=13:\n9+3+1\n8+3+2\n7+5+1\n6+5+2\n\n\nThere are five forms for G+H+I=17:\n9+5+3 [Not valid 5 and 3 are already used for B+C+D]\n9+6+2  \n9+7+1 \n8+7+2 \n8+6+3\n \n\n\nPosibble values for (the order could vary)\nB+C+D and G+H+I then E+F\n9+3+1 and 8+7+2 then 5+6\n8+3+2 and 9+7+1 then 5+6\n7+5+1 and 9+6+2 then 3+8\n7+5+1 and 8+6+3 then 2+9\n6+5+2 and 9+7+1 then 3+8\n\nFirst conclussion E+F=11\nThen D+G = 6\n4+2 [Not Valid, A=4]\n3+3 [Not Valid...]\nValues of D and G  should be 5 and 1\n\nSumarizing:\n\nA = 4\nB+C+D = 6+5+2\nG+H+I = 1+7+9\nE+F = 3+8\n\nTHEN:\n D=5\n H=1
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Hello there. Funny you mention this because, as a boy, the first truly inspiring text I read was the Tao Te Ching. I still find myself reading it, at least in part, once a week. This text is so simple yet profound it put me on a path to seek out even more esoteric knowledge. I have also studied the writings of Confucius, the Vedic texts  of India, Buddhism,  Zen, Shinto, Suffic Islam, etc. All in all, the Tao really opened my eyes to a deeper understanding of things. I can read about Quantum Mechanics and sub-atomic physics and find the spiritual parallels within the science. I wish more westerners could be exposed to this. My email is viewable in profile.
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http://www.namaste.com
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lol....paaji nein sach mein chutiya bana diya saari duniya ko...\nFirst one was really nice...and second one is timeless....lol
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I have heard stories about Indian Yogis(babaji) living in Himalayas for more than 1000 years or longer.I am interesting in visitng Himalayas and discover and meet such great people.Any one interested is welcome to join us in December month to visit himalayas and explore this subject in great detail.All suggestions are welcome.\nrishikeshfoundation@yahoo.com
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indraprastha\n\nDelhi (more or less)
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http://www.religiousworlds.com/taoism/intros.html\n\nThis is the best..I feel the sameway ..and there are also buddist sites but this one I have read over and over again and helps alot.. meditation techniques..causes of what you are feeling and cures..if nothing else something to think about..
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Well you know the crosswords are a great alternative, or perhaps bingo? Or better yet bridge or knitting. lol\n\nYou know the buddhists believe that the way to true enlightenment is to free yourself from the urges of the body and the world. But its a catch 22 because we all need to procreate and eat and need money to live right? I guess its a lifestyle of trying to reach this enlightenment through spiritual discipline and meditation. To achieve Nirvana the state of wanting nothing\n\nThats nice and all but I say to hell with it. I'm gonna have sex and eat a nice cheeseburger with fries when I'm done. Oh and don't forget the pre sex cocktail and the post sex ciggarette. lol
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Find one that you like ;-)
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some kind of karma sutra I would say
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Yes I have. I have been a part of it for several months. You could browse through the link below and learn more about it. Have I heard about it 'yet' ??? Its been there for several hundred years...I mean the organisation called Iskcon (International Society for Krishna Conciousness). Have a look. Hare krishna!!
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great one.....do you have others??
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dear abhi, its not a big issue. frst be cool n try some yogic exercise .i am sure u feel the diference at once.i also like to suggest u to go through at  AASTHA  TV CHANNEL AT 8-30 PM INDIA TIME.here u will get those yogic exercises by swami ramdev.thankyou.
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try:\n\nhttp://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/ysi/Kids/FAQ/askexperts2.htm\n\nand \n\nhttp://buddhist.uchicago.edu/med.html
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I would highly recommend a 10-day vipassana meditation course (http://www.dhamma.org/vipassan.htm... ) if you can get the time off. I think it's definitely worth it, so keep it in mind.\n\nIt's very intense, over 10 hours of meditation a day for 10 days, complete silence (except with the teachers), and guidance instructions basically broken up into hour-chunks. It might seem intimidating but it's very doable and you just need to have the intention to do it.\n\nAlso it's non-sectarian, anyone can practice it, and it's free from any dogma, blind belief, etc.\n\nAlso (again) the courses are free, by donation only, and no recommended or forced donation. Even the room and board are provided, because past students have found it to be beneficial so it's supported entirely by donation.\n\nVery intense but since it's so rigorous most people see distinct benefits after only 10 days.
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Try Dr Jagdish Prasad, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bangalore