Any advice for the Nepalese king?
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Never ever eat yellow snow.
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The key is to keep him panting. Hold off on everything, especially sex. He will respect you more
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Put on your magic booties of courage and go take care of business.\n\n\nDon't forget your plus 1 mace.
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root cause is INDIA\n* India has successfully taken control over Bhutan's energy resources and already started to have the benefit.\n* Nepal have energy to cater India's energy need for industrialization and irrigation and clean drinking water for eastern India. They want to have total control in any hydro projects that'll be build in Nepal.\n* keep ppl in power so that they are ready to sell resources or even country.\n* India knew that until and unless royal family is in power, it's not possible. This is because for the royals, Nepal is the only place in the world where they will get highest degree of respects and they'd never sell the country. For that, India played the key role to instill democracy in 2046 and implant corrupted people in the government. According to the plan, some leaders of ours sold out rivers and lands during the 15 years. That we all know. Now India could not depend only on those dogs. For that, how to make Nepal completely helpless in shortest period? So that Nepal will come down on the ground with knees.\n*Attack on the source of economy was the simplest route towards Nepal's bring down. Maoists were born in western Nepal which is the hub of ayurvedic medicine and one of Nepal's major exports\nBesides that, major objective of giving birth to Maoists was to attack the spinal of Nepal's economy- tourism.
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learn her language for communication& study her culture too!\nhere : \nhttp://www.ic.arizona.edu/ic/babur/culture.htm
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No wonder U are asking this here...Take some lemon water with lot of salt...and go to sleep....Lol\n\n\n\nHa ha ,Now we know Baby's plan for becoming the king of the world..
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Hi, i can understand the phase u r going through, what i feel is be practical and just forget him or else u will ruin ur life for nothing. Stand on ur own feet, don't beg for him, u r just pampering his male ego, u said he is marwari then just forget it, these people are like this only, they do anything out but when thinking abt marriage they will support their family's decision. Don't waste ur life show him u r not dependent on him, there must be somebody for u a good person who can really love u and take care of u but for that u have to come out of this phase on ur own, u will be successful just have faith in Shree Sai Baba, he helps out everyone. All the best!
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The present Thai Foreign Minister (can't remember his name) might be a good choice.  He is highly intelligent, stable and articulate (in English).  He belongs to a country that is mature and politically uncomitted, sitting nicely close to China and bang in the middle of Asia. He'd get my vote.
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A king before Mahasammata Manu.
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Prince Siddharta Gautama was born some 2,500 years ago as a prince in what is now called Lumbini in Nepal. At his birth, many special signs appeared. His father asked a sage living in his kingdom for advice on his son. The sage predicted that Gautama would become either a great King or a great spiritual teacher.\n\nThe King wanted his son to be his successor and tried to keep his son far away from all matters of life that could incline him to a spiritual life. Gautama usually spent his life in his father's palace, surrounded by all possible luxuries of the time. He proved to be a special child, being quite intelligent as well as an excellent sportsman. He married to a beautiful woman he loved, and they had a son.\n\nWhen he was 29 years old, he discovered there was much suffering in the world around him. Traditionally it is explained that he suddenly recognised the problems of sickness, old age and death when visiting the city. Being shocked by the suffering of all living beings, he decided to search for way to end it. He left his wife and child, the palace and even his royal clothes, and started out on a spiritual quest.\n\nGautama studied under various teachers and followed their practices until he mastered them all. His first teacher was Alara Kalama who taught a form of meditation leading to an exalted form of absorption called "state of no-thingness", a state without moral or cognitive dimension. Gautama saw this was not going to solve suffering, and continued his search.\nThe next teacher was Udraka Ramaputra who taught him meditative absorption leading to “the state of neither perception nor non-perception”. Again, Gautama realised this was not the state he was looking for. (Both Alara and Udraka are by some scholars considered Jain followers.)\nNext, he tried extreme ascetic practices at Uruvilva, with five other ascetics who turned into his followers. In the end, Gautama nearly died of starvation.\nAfter about six years of searching, he realised that just wearing down his body did not generate new insights, but rather leads to weakness and self-destruction. When he decided to give up extreme asceticism, his students left him.\nHe then sat down in a place now called Bodhgaya (North India) under a Bodhi-tree and decided not to get up anymore until he discovered the truth. Just a short time later, he became a fully enlightened Buddha. This means that he actualised all positive potentials of a sentient being and rid himself of all negative qualities. With this, he realised the true nature of existence and suffering (emptiness), and how suffering can be ended. \nSeven weeks after enlightenment, the Buddha gave his first discourse in Sarnath, near Varanasi . Here he taught the 4 Noble Truths. The Buddha continued to teach during his life, until passing away at the age of  81.\n\nThe Buddha once summarised his entire teachings in one sentence:\n\n    "I teach about suffering and the way to end it".
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recent happening in Nepal
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He is the leader, follow him. Ultimately it is in his interests to get the results.. since you have made your point, let him go ahead with the plan. he ll realise his mistake sooner.. at least leadership is better than lawlessness. besides, if it affects you, try influencing others in your team so that you gain support for your cause. or if it is real serious, call it quits.
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I have seen this site before.  I have to say, I think his background is completely b.s. and made-up.  I am very skeptical that he has any real muay thai knowledge.  You are close to Thailand, so I would take a trip when you have some time/money and do some training there.  I would go to Ingram Gym ( off of Sukhumvit road) in Bangkok or Fairtex Gym (1 hour outside Bangkok in Bangplee).\n\nUnfortuntately that guy seems to be your only option in KL.  But, if you learn some basics in Thailand, this gym will at least have the equipment you will need like proper heavy bags and thai pads etc...  And maybe that guy can show you some things.  Again, try and do some days in Thailand every now and then, and take what you learn back to KL.\n\nThe other thing, a critical part of learning muay thai is sparring.  Kick sparring and knee sparring is very important.  The gym in KL may at least give you some sparring partners when you are ready.\n\nBy the way, this guy in KL says he learned from a street-fighter in Thailand who was on the run.  Sounds like a Van Damme movie to me..   The thing that really bothers me is that he says his "Master" (something that is not used in thai culture or muay thai) was nicknamed the "King Tiger".  The real legend of the "Tiger King" is the story of Nai Khanom Tom.  That is a famous story of a thai general who was captured by the Burmese and defeated 10 Burmese fighters in a row, and was released by the Burmese King.  That day is commemorated in March as the birth of muay thai.  Read more about it, it is a really cool story.  For this guy in KL to say his Master was called "King Tiger" is borderline offensive to muay thai... Seems like he is using it all as a part of his marketing gimmick..
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I hear ya sister!!!! Until he comes, be your own hero! I once read a book entitled, " There are no fairy God mothers and there are no magic wands.............basically you have to create your own happy ending. Who knows......maybe younwill rescue him.
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hi! haris\n\nbe very awake, use your awareness, speak fluently and clear.\n\ngood luck!!\n:>peace
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I was recently in the south of the country in question and was told by a quite a prominent and connected individual that it is widely known and never said that the current king is responsible. Now if someone can just tell ME why the King's son shot his dog, Tongdaeng........
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You can contact Nepalese Embassy in Kensington Palace Gardens, London or visiting its website http://www.nepembassy.org.uk/.\n\nSome of the medical college I remember are:\n* Nepal Medical College\n* Teaching Hospital\n* BP Koirala Institute for Medical Studies\n* Manipal Teaching Hospital\n\nwebistes of Universities which offers med studies:\nwww.tribhuvan-university.edu.np/\nwww.ku.edu.np/ \n\nI hope these info are helpful for you.\n\ncheers