Life after death

 "We have resurrected your death and we will not be defeated, so we will change your selves and magnify you into something you do not know." (Quran 56:60-61) "O you who are at peace, return to your Lord, joy (with him), joy, so come to my servants, to my garden." (89:27-30) "It (hell) is the fire that Allah put out in the hearts of people." (104:5-6)

This shows that man is not only a body but also a body. The "spirit" that God gave him from him.
The soul is a seed from the higher part of the body that grows in the human body, just as the body is made up of a small "seed". Just as higher life forms in the world around us evolved from lower life forms, so human life on this earth evolved from its higher "spiritual" humans. A person's actions and actions throughout his life transform into his soul everything that he does, good or bad. When a person dies, his body ends, but his soul continues to live, just as it did when he was alive. That is life after death.
First, encourage people to do good and not do evil. This is because he knows that doing good will always benefit him, even if it is not obvious at the time; and he knows that evil must be punished from now on, even if no one sees it doing it. a life with negative consequences.
Second, it teaches to look at the inner values ​​of oneself and others rather than the result (wealth, status, beauty or education). This is because he knows that what is inside is real and will last forever, while outside reality will disappear with death, and often even before death."We have resurrected your death and we will not be defeated, so we will change your selves and magnify you into something you do not know." (Quran 56:60-61) "O you who are at peace, return to your Lord, joy (with him), joy, so come to my servants, to my garden." (89:27-30) "It (hell) is the fire that Allah put out in the hearts of people." (104:5-6)
This shows that man is not only a body but also a body. The "spirit" that God gave him from him.
The soul is a seed from the higher part of the body that grows in the human body, just as the body is made up of a small "seed". Just as higher life forms in the world around us evolved from lower life forms, so human life on this earth evolved from its higher "spiritual" humans. A person's actions and actions throughout his life transform into his soul everything that he does, good or bad. When a person dies, his body ends, but his soul continues to live, just as it did when he was alive. That is life after death.
First, encourage people to do good and not do evil. This is because he knows that doing good will always benefit him, even if it is not obvious at the time; and he knows that evil must be punished from now on, even if no one sees it doing it. a life with negative consequences.
Second, it teaches to look at the inner values ​​of oneself and others rather than the result (wealth, status, beauty or education). This is because he knows that what is inside is real and will last forever, while outside reality will disappear with death, and often even before death."We have resurrected your death and we will not be defeated, so we will change your selves and magnify you into something you do not know." (Quran 56:60-61) "O you w

ho are at peace, return to your Lord, joy (with him), joy, so come to my servants, to my garden." (89:27-30) "It (hell) is the fire that Allah put out in the hearts of people." (104:5-6)
This shows that man is not only a body but also a body. The "spirit" that God gave him from him.
The soul is a seed from the higher part of the body that grows in the human body, just as the body is made up of a small "seed". Just as higher life forms in the world around us evolved from lower life forms, so human life on this earth evolved from its higher "spiritual" humans. A person's actions and actions throughout his life transform into his soul everything that he does, good or bad. When a person dies, his body ends, but his soul continues to live, just as it did when he was alive. That is life after death.
First, encourage people to do good and not do evil. This is because he knows that doing good will always benefit him, even if it is not obvious at the time; and he knows that evil must be punished from now on, even if no one sees it doing it. a life with negative consequences.
Second, it teaches to look at the inner values ​​of oneself and others rather than the result (wealth, status, beauty or education). This is because he knows that what is inside is real and will last forever, while outside reality will disappear with death, and often even before death.

Pepsi IPL 2013 begins

 A grand and glittering opening ceremony heralded the start of the Pepsi IPL 2013 in style at Kolkata’s Salt Lake Stadium. The venue resembled a star-studded galaxy with embellished lighting, the world’s cricket stars, and performing entertainers.

Renowned artists from the entertainment industry, the likes of international rapper Pitbull and Bollywood actor and co-owner of the Kolkata Knight Riders, Shah Rukh Khan, along with Katrina Kaif and Deepika Padukone owned the stage and held sway over the packed audience. Besides the celebrities performing, the stage was also set on fire by flying drummers, Chinese percussionists, and breathtaking fireworks.

Amid all the glitz and glamour cricket held its limelight in a suave and dignified way. The captains of the nine teams participating in IPL 2013 took center stage when they joined hands to pledge adherence to the belief, ‘Play hard, Play fair’ by signing on the MCC Spirit of Cricket board. Former India cricketer and current commentator, Ravi Shastri administered the oath.

The moment that surprised and stunned close to 45,000 people present at the stadium came just before the captains signed the MCC Spirit of Cricket oath. A girl clad in white appeared over the arena, swinging a bunch of colorful balloons, carrying the Pepsi IPL 2013 Trophy. She stopped at the center and handed over the trophy to the captain of the current holders, Gautam Gambhir.

The Most expensive Mobile in the World

A PR stunt it may be and they surely can’t be expecting to sell any, but the Goldvish “Le million” is officially the most expensive mobile phone in the world, according the Guiness Books of Records. There has even been talk of a $1.3million phone, but this has fewer diamonds than the Goldvish so I can’t see where the extra expense comes from! The “Le million” is a one off piece featuring a blinding 120 carats worth of VVS-1 grade diamonds, according to designer Emmanuel Gueit. If $1 million is out of your price range the Geneva-based Goldvish also offer several other diamond-encrusted 18k gold models in your choice of rose, yellow or white starting at a much more reasonable $25,600 (£13,837). 

The richest Man on Earth

Carlos Slim Helú (#1) is the world’s richest person on Forbes’ 27th annual ranking of the world’s billionaires. With a net worth of $73 billion, up from $69 billion in 2012, the telecom magnate from Mexico tops the list for the fourth year in a row.
Slim, 74, grew his fortune by an estimated $4 billion in the last year thanks to impressive returns at Grupo Financiero Inbursa, the billionaire’s financial arm.
He also expanded his empire, pushing into Europe through an acquisition of a Dutch telecom company and a majority stake in Spanish soccer club Real Oviedo. Slim also owns significant stakes in retail, industrial, real estate, mining and infrastructure related companies.
Slim’s lead for the title of the world’s richest person was narrowed in 2012 as the net worth of Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates jumped by $6 billion to $67 billion
Carlos Slim Helu is the world's richest man for the fourth year in a row. He clocks in at $4 billion more than a year ago, thanks to surging stock prices at his financial arm, Grupo Financiero Inbursa, and at his Grupo Carso industrial and retail giant. Pan-Latin American mobile telecom outfit America Movil remains his most valuable holding at $36.3 billion; the company spread its wings to Europe in the past year, buying pieces of Dutch telecom company KPN and Telekom Austria. Other listed companies focus on mining, real estate and infrastructure. Slim does not hold an executive position at any of the companies he controls, but remains engaged and advises on strategy. He put his sons, Carlos, Marco Antonio and Patrick, in charge of the industrial, finance and telecom companies he controls

The War For Oil..

 

Ten years after the war, it was privatized and completely controlled by foreign companies of the US government and oil companies. "Iraq has huge oil and gas reserves and I want Chevron to use it," said Kenneth Derr, then Chevron CEO, in 1998. This is true today.
Let's go back a few years back to the 1990s, when private citizen Dick Cheney ran energy giant Halliburton. That's when he told the oil industry, “By 2010, we will need 50 million barrels of oil a day. So where will the oil come from? Although many countries in the world supply the oil giant, they hold two-thirds of the middle class oil. The world's oil and the lowest prices in the East are still the final prize."