Guest guest Posted March 3, 2007 Report Share Posted March 3, 2007 om sai ram sai ram for such valid information!! 'sai bless u' sai ram --- AkkannaPragada Anantha Vijaya <aavijaya wrote: > > > Incident One: > > > A little boy died because surgeons found ants in > his brain Apparently this boy fell asleep with some > sweets in his mouth or > with some sweet stuff beside him. Ants soon got to > him and some ants in fact crawled into his ear which > somehow managed to go to his brain. When he woke up, > he did not realize that ants had gone to his head. > After that, he constantly complained about itchiness > around his face. His mother brought him to a doctor, > but the doctor could not figure out what was wrong > with him. He took an X-ray of the boy and to his > horror, he found a group of live ants in his skull. > Since the ants were still alive, the doctor could > not operate on him because the ants were constantly > moving around. > > The boy finally died. So please be careful when > leaving food stuff near your bed or when eating in > bed. This might attract ants. Most importantly, > NEVER you or your child eat sweets before going to > bed. You or your child might attract ants while > you are asleep. > > > Incident Two: > > > Another similar incident happened in a hospital in > Taiwan. > This man was warded in the hospital and was > constantly warned by the nurses not to leave food > stuff by his bedside because there were ants about. > > He did not heed their advice. Ants finally got to > him. His family members said that the man > constantly complained about headaches. He died and a > post mortem or autopsy was done on him. Doctors > found a group of live ants in his head. Apparently, > the ants had been eating bits of his brain. > > So friends, better be safe than sorry. Never > leave food stuff > beside your bed you when you go to sleep. > > > Please forward this to your friends and relatives. > > > > > Help Ever Hurt Never - Baba > > A Anantha Vijaya > 12, Vrindavan Park > Jitodia Road, Anand, GUJARAT - 388 001 > Tel: (02692) 261120 ; MOB: 94275 49863 > > > Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people > who know. Ask your question on Answers. ______________________________\ ____ Cheap talk? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. http://voice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2007 Report Share Posted March 3, 2007 Thank you for the story reminding us of the importance of not keeping sweets to draw ants! The last time I went to see our Beloved Baba I met a wonderful Dutch woman who gave me some Dutch sweets. I knew I had to be careful how I kept them so I put them in a plastic bag inside of my suitcase. I zipped it shut and went off to darshan, thinking the candies had been packed well enough to not cause a problem. Late in the afternoon when I returned to my room, exhausted from the heat and wanting to rest, I opened my suitcase and all that was in it was literally moving with hundreds of ants. They were everywhere inside of my clothes and suitcase pockets. I was staying in a guest house in Brindavan and to empty the ants out of my suitcase I thought I would have to take it out on to the sidewalk by the public street and shake everything out one by one. I was so tired and shaking my under clothes out on a public street was going to be very inappropriate and embarrassing. Instead I removed the candies in the plastic bag and put them inside of a more secure plastic container with a lid that snapped on tightly. I placed this container on the shelf up above, as far away from my bed and suitcase as I could and went to bed. I just thought that in the morning, I would take everything outside when I had more energy. In the morning when I unzipped my suitcase again, there wasn't an ant to be seen. But there was the last of a line of them coming out of my suitcase and going underneath my door. This was wonderful Grace to experience and an important lesson was learned. Even a zipped suitcase with candies does not keep ants away. They went right through the closed zipper to get in and again to get out. Thanks to Baba helping me think clearly even though I was exhausted, I avoided any further ant problems. With Loving Surrender at His Feet, Asante Penny, Canada , sangeeta sharma <sangeeta65 wrote: > > om sai ram > sai ram for such valid information!! > 'sai bless u' > sai ram > --- AkkannaPragada Anantha Vijaya <aavijaya > wrote: > > > > > > > Incident One: > > > > > > A little boy died because surgeons found ants in > > his brain Apparently this boy fell asleep with some > > sweets in his mouth or > > with some sweet stuff beside him. Ants soon got to > > him and some ants in fact crawled into his ear which > > somehow managed to go to his brain. When he woke up, > > he did not realize that ants had gone to his head. > > After that, he constantly complained about itchiness > > around his face. His mother brought him to a doctor, > > but the doctor could not figure out what was wrong > > with him. He took an X-ray of the boy and to his > > horror, he found a group of live ants in his skull. > > Since the ants were still alive, the doctor could > > not operate on him because the ants were constantly > > moving around. > > > > The boy finally died. So please be careful when > > leaving food stuff near your bed or when eating in > > bed. This might attract ants. Most importantly, > > NEVER you or your child eat sweets before going to > > bed. You or your child might attract ants while > > you are asleep. > > > > > > Incident Two: > > > > > > Another similar incident happened in a hospital in > > Taiwan. > > This man was warded in the hospital and was > > constantly warned by the nurses not to leave food > > stuff by his bedside because there were ants about. > > > > He did not heed their advice. Ants finally got to > > him. His family members said that the man > > constantly complained about headaches. He died and a > > post mortem or autopsy was done on him. Doctors > > found a group of live ants in his head. Apparently, > > the ants had been eating bits of his brain. > > > > So friends, better be safe than sorry. Never > > leave food stuff > > beside your bed you when you go to sleep. > > > > > > Please forward this to your friends and relatives. > > > > > > > > > > Help Ever Hurt Never - Baba > > > > A Anantha Vijaya > > 12, Vrindavan Park > > Jitodia Road, Anand, GUJARAT - 388 001 > > Tel: (02692) 261120 ; MOB: 94275 49863 > > > > > > Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people > > who know. Ask your question on Answers. > > > > > ______________________________\ ____ > Cheap talk? > Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. > http://voice. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 4, 2007 Report Share Posted March 4, 2007 om sai ram --woh!!that a very great experience -a good teaching from our Bhagwan Baba. 'sai ram for sharing with all of us the real ananda of the omnipresence of our SAI' 'sai bless u' sai ram --- Asante <kaeriole wrote: > Thank you for the story reminding us of the > importance of not keeping > sweets to draw ants! > > The last time I went to see our Beloved Baba I met a > wonderful Dutch > woman who gave me some Dutch sweets. I knew I had > to be careful how I > kept them so I put them in a plastic bag inside of > my suitcase. I > zipped it shut and went off to darshan, thinking the > candies had been > packed well enough to not cause a problem. > > Late in the afternoon when I returned to my room, > exhausted from the > heat and wanting to rest, I opened my suitcase and > all that was in it > was literally moving with hundreds of ants. They > were everywhere > inside of my clothes and suitcase pockets. I was > staying in a guest > house in Brindavan and to empty the ants out of my > suitcase I thought > I would have to take it out on to the sidewalk by > the public street > and shake everything out one by one. > > I was so tired and shaking my under clothes out on a > public street was > going to be very inappropriate and embarrassing. > Instead I removed > the candies in the plastic bag and put them inside > of a more secure > plastic container with a lid that snapped on > tightly. I placed this > container on the shelf up above, as far away from my > bed and suitcase > as I could and went to bed. I just thought that in > the morning, I > would take everything outside when I had more > energy. > > In the morning when I unzipped my suitcase again, > there wasn't an ant > to be seen. But there was the last of a line of > them coming out of my > suitcase and going underneath my door. > > This was wonderful Grace to experience and an > important lesson was > learned. Even a zipped suitcase with candies does > not keep ants away. > They went right through the closed zipper to get in > and again to get > out. Thanks to Baba helping me think clearly even > though I was > exhausted, I avoided any further ant problems. > > With Loving Surrender at His Feet, > Asante Penny, > Canada > > , > sangeeta sharma > <sangeeta65 wrote: > > > > om sai ram > > sai ram for such valid information!! > > 'sai bless u' > > sai ram > > --- AkkannaPragada Anantha Vijaya <aavijaya > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > Incident One: > > > > > > > > > A little boy died because surgeons found ants in > > > > his brain Apparently this boy fell asleep with > some > > > sweets in his mouth or > > > with some sweet stuff beside him. Ants soon got > to > > > him and some ants in fact crawled into his ear > which > > > somehow managed to go to his brain. When he woke > up, > > > he did not realize that ants had gone to his > head. > > > After that, he constantly complained about > itchiness > > > around his face. His mother brought him to a > doctor, > > > but the doctor could not figure out what was > wrong > > > with him. He took an X-ray of the boy and to his > > > horror, he found a group of live ants in his > skull. > > > Since the ants were still alive, the doctor > could > > > not operate on him because the ants were > constantly > > > moving around. > > > > > > The boy finally died. So please be careful when > > > leaving food stuff near your bed or when eating > in > > > bed. This might attract ants. Most importantly, > > > NEVER you or your child eat sweets before going > to > > > bed. You or your child might attract ants > while > > > you are asleep. > > > > > > > > > Incident Two: > > > > > > > > > Another similar incident happened in a hospital > in > > > Taiwan. > > > This man was warded in the hospital and was > > > constantly warned by the nurses not to leave > food > > > stuff by his bedside because there were ants > about. > > > > > > He did not heed their advice. Ants finally got > to > > > him. His family members said that the man > > > constantly complained about headaches. He died > and a > > > post mortem or autopsy was done on him. Doctors > > > found a group of live ants in his head. > Apparently, > > > the ants had been eating bits of his brain. > > > > > > So friends, better be safe than sorry. Never > > > leave food stuff > > > beside your bed you when you go to sleep. > > > > > > > > > Please forward this to your friends and > relatives. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Help Ever Hurt Never - Baba > > > > > > A Anantha Vijaya > > > 12, Vrindavan Park > > > Jitodia Road, Anand, GUJARAT - 388 001 > > > Tel: (02692) 261120 ; MOB: 94275 49863 > > > > > > > > > Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from > people > > > who know. Ask your question on Answers. > > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________\ ____ > > Cheap talk? > > Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call > rates. > > http://voice. > > > > > ______________________________\ ____ TV dinner still cooling? Check out " Tonight's Picks " on TV. http://tv./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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