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Narasimha Avathar of Lord Vishnu




         Narasimha (lion face and human body) Avathar is the fourth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. In Tamil language Narasimam means Lion. This was Lord Vishnu’s fierce form of incarnation. Lord Vishnu took this avathar to save Pragalathan from his father Hiranyakassibu.

          There was a saint who worships Lord Vishnu, so he went to heaven. He was stopped by Jayan and Vijayan, who were the guards of Lord Vishnu, so the saint got angry and he curse them that both of them should leave from heaven and born as a violent human beings. They went to Lord Vishnu and asked remedy for that. Lord Vishnu said "I am not able to took back the curse of the saint, but I can give new boon that is you both can come back to me after 3 births as a enemy of me or you can come back to me after 30 births as my devotees. They said "We wish to come back to you in 3 years". As per boon both of them was born as Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakasibu. Hiranyakshya was destroyed by Lord Vishnu in Varaha (pig or boar) Avathar .

        Hiranyakasibu went to forest to do penance to get more power and life. After a long penance God appeared in front of him, suddenly he asked him for immortality. But God refused to give this and he asked he should not die either by human or animal. God granted that boon and disappeared. In the meantime Hiyranyakasibu's wife was pregnant, she was kidnapped by Goddess Indra, to control Hiyranyakasibu. 

        A sage named Naradha adviced Indra to release Hiranyakasibu's wife, so she released her. Naradha took that lady to his abode and told some moral stories of Vishnu to her. She was not interested to listening them, but his child in womb heard all stories and by birth he became devotee of Lord Vishnu. His name is Prahalada. Hiranyakasibu hate the activities of his son and he ordered him leave Lord Vishnu. When he asked Phahalada to show Lord Vishnu, Prahalada said God will be everywhere and anywhere. Hiranyakasibu asked him by pointing to a pillar "is your god in this pillar?” he said "Yes". At once Haranyakasibu broke the pillar into pieces.

 
Lord Vishnu appeared from that piece in the form of Narasimha
and killed Hiyranyakasibu and save Prahalada.
 
 

 

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<<<...MY ENGLISH...>>>

             English has become a world-wide language, with numerous countries adopting it as an official language. English is the dominant international language in science, business, aviation, entertainment, and diplomacy, and also on the Internet.
        
             It’s  is an easier task for me to improve my English due to my unbeatable interest on it. First and foremost, I will improve my English by increasing the frequency of studying reading materials such as magazines, newspapers, journals, novels, story books, comic books, and so on. By reading out this materials daily, I everyday able to know and  learn atleast a new bombastic word.  Morever, via watching out English forums, movies, comedies, debates and listening to radio , I could also improve my English. By watching and listening, I might be able to learn the communication skills effectively via English language. So, later on I can apply and practice out this communication skills when mingle out with the community or society. Furthermore, becoming as a member in English club, participate in every English competitions and activities also an another way that I preferred to improve my English. When becoming  member in English club I will be able increase my frequency of talking in English. So, day by day I could mould my tongue to talk in English fluently.
       
           In most fields of work our ability to speak English can help us advance our career, helping us get the job we want and earn more money. No matter what our area of expertise, skill in English will contribute substantially to our success.
         
          When it comes to English language, the activities that I love mostly is news reading, playing boggle, making scrap books or bulletins and writing essays. Among this activities I love news reading the most. When we reading news, there will be a chance for us to read out news infront of students or members and at the same time we can be pretend to be a great  news reader. It’s really an interesting and funny activity as story telling. I love it.
     
         In a nutshell,  whether you are a beginner or an expert in learning English, speak English can help you take your English to the next level. And not only will your English improve, it will improve faster than it would any other way.







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THE GREAT LEMURIA MYTH




          THERE is an old, persistent Tamil tradition about a land that existed south of India called Kumari kandam (continent), a belief that is linked to the myth of the lost land of Lemuria, a figment of Western imagination. Accounts of the lost continent vary, but the common theme is that a large area went under the ocean as a result of geological cataclysms, a theory that geologists of today do not subscribe to.




           The last Ice Age had a profound influence on the prehistory of humankind. So in prehistoric studies of coastal areas, it is crucial to understand the consequence of changes in the sea level. About 14,500 years ago, the sea level was lower by 100 metres. With subsequent global warming and melting of large masses of ice, the level started rising, in stages.
           As the sea level rose, the low-lying lands in the coastal region and the exposed continental shelves were inundated. This phenomenon gave rise to the stories and legends of deluges that permeated the African, Amerindian and Australian aboriginal folklore and Greek, Roman and Hebrew legends, and the Indian puranas, which referred to pralayas. The coastal areas south of India that were submerged in ancient times evidently gave rise to the Tamil myth of the lost continent of Kumari, while myths of the lost continents of Atlantis and Lemuria were generated in the Western world.

           Lemuria is the name of a mythical continent purported to have been in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The lost continent derives its name from the primate lemur belonging to the group prosimians. Lemurs now inhabit Madagascar island, the surrounding smaller islands and Comoros island.

         The term “lemur” comes from the Latin word lemures, meaning “spirits of the night”, a reference to many species of lemur that are nocturnal and so have large reflective eyes. Their distribution once extended from Pakistan to Malaya. The English geologist Philip Sclater (1864) coined the term Lemuria in his article ‘The Mammals of Madagascar’. Trying to explain the presence of fossil lemurs in Madagascar, he proposed that the Indian Ocean island and India had once been part of a larger continent, Lemuria. His theory was put forward before the concepts of continental drift and plate tectonics provided the explanations for the similarity and distribution of formations and fossils in different strata and continents.

        During the 19th century, scientists frequently postulated the presence of submerged land masses in order to account for the present distribution of species. As Lemuria gained some acceptance within the scientific community, it began to appear in the works of scholars such as Ernst Heinrich Haeckel (1834-1919), a German biologist who promoted the work of Charles Darwin in Germany. Haeckel suggested that there was a land bridge that remained above water long enough to facilitate the migration of prosimians from Africa into India and the Malay peninsula.

 WATCH OUT GRAPHICALLY ILLUSTRATED LEMURIAN MYTH VIA THIS VIDEOS...!!!

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DEVENDERAN S/O RAJADURAI

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                                                             INTRODUCTION
             HI everyone...how are you? Hope you guys having a great time. Here I would like to share about myself. Many people ask me, who am I..heheheh. My name is Devenderan s/o Rajadurai. I am 20 years old. I'm from Telok Panglima Garang, Selangor. It is near to Klang, Selangor. Everyone know well about Klang,it is one of the beautiful city in Malaysia.

            I'm the youngest in my family. I have a sister named Rajeswaary d/o Rajadurai. She is a a English Teacher in SMK Taman Mount Austin, Johor.I have a lovely parents. My father's name is Rajadurai s/o Ponniah. He is working as a Boilermen in a private company. My mother's name is Saraswathy d/o Murugiah and she is a house wife.

            I like to hang out with my friends and my family members .I'm so crazy about football games. My favourite football team  is Chelsea. I will never miss any of Chelsea games. Playing bowling and surfing internet are my leisure time activities.

            I enjoyed my school time very much. I had lots of funs and memories. My school's name is SMK Telok Panglima Garang which is the largest school in Kuala Langat district.  I sat for SPM in 2009 and STPM in 2011. 

                                                          This is my school picture

           My ambition is to become a successful Engineer. To achieve my dream and desire, I choosed the UNIKL MICET to continue my studies.
         
                                   

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THEYVAN S/O GANESAN

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INTRODUCTION


Hello everybody...how are you??...I hope by blessing of God all of you will be fine forever. Here I would like to take chance to wish a warm welcome to my friends and present and future visitors to my blog. 
                  My name is Theyvan s/o Ganesan. I am already 20 years old. I am from Tapah Road, Perak. It is a village and now being upgraded by government to modern village by build up UITM, Prisoner Complex, huge railway station and so on. My village is very near to Teluk Intan and a bit far from Ipoh. It will took maximum only 45 minutes to reach Teluk Intan from my area if going by bus and to Ipoh may be around 1 hour 30 minutes.
                  Physically I will be look so small in size but mentally I am very power. Eventhough I look skinny bony a bit, but it never effect my stylish movement. I am very proud to say that I am a handsome guy and romantic guy too.
                 Furthermore, my hobbies are playing chess and chatting with friends via facebook. I really have a good character. I like to respect people, like to be loyal with everyone who have link with me and easily will trust anyone. Moreover, I will be sensitive and touching enough if someone scold me or talks rudely to me or embarrassing me in front of people. My bad character is I like to take revenge positively and negatively too on people who opposing me everytime. So, beware...!!!...Don't oppose me...Hahahaha....
                 Most of time I like to be lonely. I like to move alone. I will feel very hard to share my bad and good feelings with surrounding people. I am also didn't like to hear advises from anyone except my family members.
                Morever, I came to UNIKL MICET is not forced by anyone else. I am interested to further my tertiary studies here since I am in Form 6. I started to know about UNIKL MICET when I gone for Karnival Jom Masuk 'U'2009 when I am in Form 5.
                Last but not least, I am a friendly type guy. So, don't worry. Be friend with me. I will chill out your entire life....Hahahaha...!!!

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