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Growing Mudakathan Plants in Sydney: A Comprehensive Care Guide

The Mudakathan plant, also known as Cardiospermum halicacabum, is a versatile herb native to tropical regions. Known for its medicinal properties and unique appearance, this plant is gaining attention from gardeners in Sydney interested in growing diverse and beneficial flora. Here’s a comprehensive guide to successfully cultivating Mudakathan plants in Sydney’s climate.

1. Understanding the Mudakathan Plant:

Mudakathan Plant in Sydney, often called the Balloon Vine or Heartseed, is a climbing vine with heart-shaped leaves and distinctive balloon-like seed pods. Traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine, the plant is prized for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and digestive benefits. In Sydney, where the climate is temperate with mild winters, Mudakathan can adapt well with the right care.

2. Planting Requirements:

Climate: Mudakathan thrives in warm, tropical to subtropical climates, making Sydney’s mild winters and warm summers suitable for its growth. However, it’s important to protect the plant from frost, as it can damage the delicate leaves and stems.

Soil: The plant prefers well-draining, loamy soil. It can tolerate a range of soil types, but soil enriched with organic matter is ideal. Ensure good drainage to prevent waterlogging, which can lead to root rot.

Sunlight: Choose a sunny location for your Mudakathan plant. It needs full sun to partial shade for optimal growth. A spot that receives at least 4-6 hours of sunlight daily is ideal.

3. Planting and Care:

Planting: Start by sowing seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date or directly in the garden once the danger of frost has passed. If starting indoors, use seed trays filled with seed-starting mix. Transplant seedlings to their final location once they have 2-3 sets of leaves.

Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Regular watering is essential, especially during dry periods. Water the plant at the base to avoid wetting the foliage, which can lead to fungal issues.

Fertilization: Feed the Mudakathan plant with a balanced, all-purpose fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during the growing season. Organic compost can also be used to enrich the soil and provide additional nutrients.

4. Pruning and Maintenance:

Pruning: Regular pruning helps manage the plant’s growth and encourages a bushier appearance. Trim back any overly long or unruly stems and remove dead or damaged leaves. Pruning also helps improve air circulation around the plant, reducing the risk of disease.

Pest and Disease Management: Mudakathan is relatively resistant to pests, but watch out for common issues like aphids or spider mites. Treat infestations promptly with organic insecticides or neem oil. Ensure proper spacing and air circulation to prevent fungal infections.

5. Harvesting and Uses:

The plant produces small, greenish-white flowers followed by distinctive seed pods. Harvest the seed pods when they turn brown and dry. The seeds and leaves are used in traditional medicine for their anti-inflammatory properties and digestive benefits. They can be brewed into teas or used in topical applications.

Conclusion:

Growing Mudakathan plants in Sydney is a rewarding endeavor, offering both aesthetic appeal and medicinal benefits. With proper care, including suitable soil, regular watering, and adequate sunlight, you can successfully cultivate this unique herb in your garden. Its adaptability to Sydney’s climate makes it a viable choice for gardeners looking to expand their plant collection with versatile and beneficial species. Enjoy the beauty and benefits of Mudakathan in your garden, and embrace its traditional uses and vibrant presence.

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INDIES TOP 36 ACTORS & ACTRESSES (COMBINED LIST) OF 21st c. SOUTH INDIAN (COMBINED TAMIL-TELUGU-MALAYALAM-KANNADA) CINEMA !

NOTE: This includes actors & actresses making acting contributions to any of the 4 South Indian industries from the year 2000-present. Position Name Known For 1 Sowcar Janaki Iru Kodugal 2 Sujatha Guppedu Manasu 3 Sharada Samaj Ko Badal Dalo 4 Urvashi Soorarai Pottru 5 K.P.A.C. Lalitha Godfather 6 Sreeleela PellisandaD 7 Shanvi Srivastava Tarak 8 Aachi Manorama Puthiya Pathai 9 Chandini Celluloid 10 Charan Raj Athadu 11 Lakshmi Chattakkari 12 Sathyaraj Bãhubali: The Beginning 13 Varada Jishin Vasthavam 14 Jayanthi Tumse Achha Kaun Hai 15 Dulquer Salmaan Charlie 16 Madhavan Vikram Vedha 17 Vivek Sivaji 18 R. Sarathkumar Nattamai 19 Bhagyaraj Oru Kai Osai 20 Abbas Khiladi 21 Allu Sirish Ghajini 22 Rajesh Sholay 23 Jyotika Chandramukhi 24 Pratyuksha Thavasi 25 Sanghavi Mrugaraaju 26 Nisha Agarwal Ishtam 27 Sai Kumar RangiTaranga 28 Jai Jagdeesh Madana 29 Mukhyamantri Chandru Shanti Kranti 30 Shruti Kalki 31 Master Anand 5 Idiots 32 Chitra Kalikkalam 33 Ramesh Aravind Butterfly 34 Chaya Singh Ki Kore Bojhabo... Tomake 35 Roshan Basheer Drishyam 36 Pooja Kumar Vishwaroopam

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Starring: Vijayakanth, Soundarya, Jayasudha, Nassar

Music: Vidyasagar

Singers: KJ.Yesudas, Sadhana Sargam

Director: Udhayashankar

Lyrics: Palani Bharathi, Pa. Vijay & Kabilan

Year: 2001

"Female : Aagaayam podhaadhae

Unadhu pugazhaiyum theeta

Male : Anbae un kan podhum

Enathu uyirayum poota

Female : Un kangalodu nanum

Mugam paarthu vaazha vendum

Male : Unnai paarthu paarthu vaazha

Naga kannil paarvai vendum

Female : Un kaiyil uyir vaazhnthen

Idhu thavamaa varamaa puriyavillai..."

(Source- Web, MassTamilan)

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புற்றுநோயால் பாதிக்கப்பட்ட நடிகர் தவசியை நேரில் சந்தித்து ரோபோ சங்கர் நிதி உதவி

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அவரா இவர்..?சமூக வலைத்தளங்களில் வைரலாகும் புகைப்படம்...

அவரா இவர்..?சமூக வலைத்தளங்களில் வைரலாகும் புகைப்படம்... http://www.cinibook.com/actor-thavasi-latest-photo

வருத்தப்படாத வாலிபர் சங்கம், கொம்பன், ரஜினி முருகன் உள்ளிட்ட பல படங்களில் நடித்தவர் தவசி. பல முன்னணி நடிகர்களுடன் நடித்து பிரபலமானவர் தவசி. அவர் கருப்பன், குசும்புக்காரன் போன்ற பெயர்களுக்கு சொந்தக்காரர். கிராம கதைக்களத்தில் நடித்து தனது திறமையை வெளிப்படுத்தியுள்ளார்.

அவர் கடந்த ஒரு வருடமாக நடிப்பது இல்லை. மேலும், அவருடைய புகைப்படம் ஒன்று தற்போது சமூக வலைத்தளங்களில் வெளியாகி பரபரப்பை…

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Actor Thavasi Diagnosed With Cancer, Diagnosed Diagnosed  Financial Aid In Viral Facebook Video

Tamil actor Thavasi, who is popularly known for his roles in Azhagarsamyin Kuthirai and Varuthapadaadha Vaalibar Sangam, has been diagnosed with cancer. The actor revealed the news in a video, where he looked unrecognizable as he requested financial aid. Read on to know more details about the story: ฟรีสปินwelikesexy

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Starring: Vijayakanth, Soundarya, Jayasudha, Nassar

Music: Vidyasagar

Singers: KJ.Yesudas, Sadhana Sargam

Director: Udhayashankar

Lyrics: Palani Bharathi, Pa. Vijay & Kabilan

Year: 2001

"Female : Aan yaaro pen yaaro

Theriya vendumaa nee sol

Male : Yaar meedhu yaar yaaro

Puriya vendumaa nee sol

Female : En kaadhu rendum koosa

Vaai sonnadhenna nee sol

Male : Andha neram enna pesa

Ariyaadhu polae nee sol

Female : Oru poovum ariyaamal

Thaen thirudiya ragasiyam

Neeyae sol..."

"ஆண் யாரோ

பெண் யாரோ

தெரிய வேண்டுமா நீ சொல்

யார் மீது யார் யாரோ

புரிய வேண்டுமா நீ சொல்

என் காது ரெண்டும் கூச

வாய் சொன்னதென்ன நீ சொல்

அந்த நேரம் என்ன பேச

அறியாது போலே நீ சொல்

ஒரு பூவும் அறியாமல் தேன் திருடிய ரகசியம் நீயே சொல்..."

(Source- Web, MassTamilan)

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Top Ten: Paris   

April in Paris

Next week, after the holidays are well and truly over, I will be publishing my annual survey of the Top Ten Stories in the World of D&O for 2018. In the meantime, during the holidays, I have been posting a series of alternative Top Ten lists. Yesterday, I posted my list of top ten things to see and do in London. Today, I am publishing my list of the top ten things to see and do in my all-time favorite city, Paris.

  I have been to Paris many times and have strong views about the place, as my list below reflects. There are also a number of obvious omissions from the list below, as well. Most first time visitors to the city know they want to see the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, Notre Dame, Sacré-Cœur, and the Arc de Triomphe. Every first time visitor to Paris should definitely see all of these sites. Just the same, I have left these top destinations off of my list, to make room for some other destinations that might or might not make their way on to visitors’ itineraries. I have set out my list below. Please also see the additional top ten list below, as well.

  10. Place des Voges: An atmospheric square located in the Marais district and built in the early 17th century, this beautiful brick residential development built along harmonious and uniform lines is now a quiet retreat. On a sunny day, it is great just to visit the Place and to stroll around the square or to take in the atmosphere on one of the benches, and then afterwards leave the square by the southern archway and walk down to the Rue Saint-Antoine enjoy one of the many sidewalk cafés along the way.

          The statute of Louis XIII in the square at Place des Voges

  9. Le Grande Epicerie: The Grand Epicerie is a food emporium adjacent to the famous Le Bon Marché department store. The grocery store has several floors of gourmet foods and beverages. The place is frankly a little bit dazzling but it is a lot of fun just to walk around in and to look around. There are several dining counters in the store where you can sample a wide variety of foods, but the best thing to is select an array of foods to take away, and then to enjoy a picnic meal in the Square Boucicaut, in front of the department store’s main entrance.

          8. Fondation Louis Vuitton: The Fondation is one of the newest museums in Paris. The modern art exhibits in the museum change all of the time, but in any event the real reason to visit the museum is to see its dramatic exterior and fascinating interior design. The beautiful building was designed by famous architect Frank Geary. It is also beautifully situated within the Bois de Boulogne. There are a number of terraces within the museum affording views of the park and the city. An interesting place to visit.

        7. Buttes Chaumont: In far northeastern Paris, far off of the tourist grid, is the Parc des Buttes Chaumont, a huge park with a manmade lake, a picturesque temple perched on steep hilltop, and a series of wide promenades. The lake was built on the site of a former gypsum quarry. A stone grotto with a waterfall adjoins the lake. For someone interested in seeing a different part of the city, this park is a great place for strolling and on a sunny day for people watching.

          6. Village St-Paul: In the middle of the Marais district and just off of Rue Saint-Antoine, behind the St. Paul church, is a quiet, hidden district of narrow streets and alleyways. The area has the feel of a small rural village. It is full of antique shops and of small cafés and restaurants. This quiet area is a very special secret place, only steps away from a busy avenue but entirely off of the tourist grid. Don’t tell anybody else about this place, it will just be our little secret.

      The Apse of St-Paul,viewed from within the village

  5. Île Saint-Louis: At some point, most visitors to Paris make their way to the Notre Dame Cathedral on the Île de la Cité. Not many visitors cross over the footbridge behind Notre Dame leading to the adjacent island, the Île Saint-Louis. The smaller island is only a few steps away but it might as well be in a different city. By contrast to the busy, tourist-crowded streets around Notre Dame, the streets on Île Saint-Louis are calm and quiet. The island is a great place for a leisurely lunch after touring around Notre Dame, or anytime you want a quiet meal away from the crowd. The residential streets are beautiful and the walkways along the waterside afford great views of the river, of Notre Dame, and of the city nearby.

  The Île Saint-Louis in the foreground, with Notre Dame in the background

      4. Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Notre Dame is more famous, but the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés on the Left Bank is older and more atmospheric. There often are concerts in the old church, and if you are willing to attend a service in French, it is a great place to take in a mass on Sunday morning. Across the square from the main entrance to the church is the famous Les Deux Magots café, whose famous patrons have included Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, Pablo Picasso, and James Joyce. After a beverage at the café, stroll around the neighborhood and along the Boulevard Saint-Germain, it is one of the great districts in the city.

          3. Canal Saint-Martin: The Canal Saint-Martin is part of the series of canals linking Paris to distant rivers bringing freshwater to the city. The Canal remains a working canal. A series of locks allow barges to make their way down to the Seine River. Walkways line the canal and bridges cross back and forth, affording great viewpoints from which to watch barges make their way through the locks. The Canal is not far from the Marais but just the same it is pretty much completely off of the tourist grid. On a sunny day the Canal is about as special of a place to stroll as there is in all of the city.

          2. Rue Mouffetard: The Rue Mouffetard is a very special street away the busier environs of the Latin Quarter. At the northern end of the street at the top of Mont Sainte-Geneviève is the Place de la Contrescarpe, a large quiet square ringed with cafes and brasseries that has something of a small village feel. The Rue Mouffetard itself – which is lined with small shops selling wine, cheese, tea, clothing and books – has rolled downhill toward the south since the Roman era. The area is also now laced with student bars, including one called (I am not making this up) “Student Bar.” A great way to end an afternoon in Paris is to stroll down to the bottom of the Rue Mouffetard and then back up the hill for a cool beverage at a sidewalk café in the Place de la Contrescarpe. (The Place made my list of the ten great places to have a beer.)

  Rue Mouffetard, in the early evening

    A winter evening in the Place de la Contrascarpe

  1. Jardin du Luxembourg: Paris is a great city full of beautiful places to visit, but in the entire city, as far as I am concerned, the most beautiful and the one most worth seeing is the Jardin du Luxembourg. The Jardin made my previously published list of top urban parks – but it is more than that. It is the place that most embodies the spirit of the city. The most essential Parisian spirits inhabit the gardens, where romantic couples slowly promenade and little children sailing their boats in the central fountain shout happily “Regardez, Maman! Regardez!” There is no better place anywhere for a stroll, to enjoy the view, to take in the air, to walk the many others enjoying the atmosphere, to feel fortunate that you have been able to travel to Paris, just to see and walk in the Jardin.

                  A Picture Gallery: I admit that more than once I have made wise-cracks about people who  post pictures of their food on social media. Over time, these kinds of remarks have turned me into a hypocrite, because the fact is that over time I have posted lots of pictures of food in various travel posts. Sometimes, food is an interesting and even an important part of the experience in some travel locations. I have taken lots of pictures of my meals as I have traveled around. Here are some of my favorites below.

  Uma feijoada, in São Paulo, Brazil (the traditional black bean and pork stew — in this picture, the beans are in the ceramic bowl).

    A traditional meal of Tatties, Neeps, and Haggis ( potatoes, turnips, and haggis), in a pub in Edinburgh

    When I travel alone in Germany, I often have trouble with the menu. No matter what I order, I wind up with breaded pork cutlets. In a lunch restaurant in Frankfurt, I decided to ask  the waiter what he recommended. He suggested the daily special; I said OK. When it arrived, it was a big sausage on a pile of green mush, with some potatoes. Next time, the pork cutlet.

    In fairness, I have had some enjoyable meals in Germany. This tasty (albeit heavy) meal of turkey ham, scalloped potatoes, sausage, and salad was at the Gröninger Privatbrauerei in Hamburg Aldstadt.

    There are a lot of great reasons to visit Mumbai, but among the best reasons is the amazing food. Here’s a picture of one of my breakfasts, a serving of Uttapam (a rice batter pancake with a variety of cooked-in ingredients and a number of accompanying relishes and spices).

    Smoked salmon and champagne at the Oyster Bar in the Food Hall at Harrod’s in London

    A Bibimbap at a small family restaurant in Seoul. (That is, a bowl of warm white rice topped with namul, gochujang, and soy sauce, with a fried egg on top).

    At a shabu-shabu restaurant in Tokyo (the name shabu-shabu is onomatopoeic and refers to the sound made when the beef and vegetables are swished back in forth in the pot of boiling water).

    An octopus at a fado club in Lisbon. (Yes, I ate the whole thing).

    This is a picture taken at a wonderful dinner at my good friend Aruno Rajaratnam’s house in Singapore. The menu included brown basmati rice with ghee and lemongrass; lentils with thavasi, long beans, and broccoli; chicken marinated with ground herbs  and spices; prawns cooked with red chilies and tomato chutney; cabbage cooked with turmeric and herbs; and cucumber salad with yogurt spiced dressing.. Many of the herbs and spices were from Aruno’s garden.

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Tamil actor Thavasi suffering from cancer, appeals to people for financial help

Tamil actor Thavasi suffering from cancer, appeals to people for financial help

New Delhi: Tamil actor Thavasi is suffering from cancer and is undergoing treatment at a hospital in Madurai. As per the latest information, he is under critical care. In a video going viral, the ailing actor has sought financial help for his treatment. 

A Facebook post by DMK MLA Dr Saravanan from Thirupparankundram said that Thavasi’s condition worsened on November 11, after which he was…

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Tamil actor Thavasi suffering from cancer, appeals to people for financial help | Regional News

Tamil actor Thavasi suffering from cancer, appeals to people for financial help | Regional News

New Delhi: Tamil actor Thavasi is suffering from cancer and is undergoing treatment at a hospital in Madurai. As per the latest information, he is under critical care. In a video going viral, the ailing actor has sought financial help for his treatment. 

A Facebook post by DMK MLA Dr Saravanan from Thirupparankundram said that Thavasi’s condition worsened on November 11, after which he was…

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Tamil Actor Thavasi Passes Away in Madurai Hospital Due to Oesophageal Cancer

Tamil Actor Thavasi Passes Away in Madurai Hospital Due to Oesophageal Cancer

Tamil actor Thavasi handed away on Monday night after affected by oesophageal most cancers at Madurai’s Saravana Multispeciality Hospital. Thavasi was greatest identified for his supporting roles in Tamil motion pictures. “Character actor Thavasi was admitted in Saravana Hospital on November 11 for oesophageal most cancers. He was fitted with oesophageal stent. Whereas he was within the common…

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Tamil Actor Thavasi Passes Away in Madurai Hospital Due to Oesophageal Cancer

Tamil Actor Thavasi Passes Away in Madurai Hospital Due to Oesophageal Cancer

Tamil actor Thavasi passed away on Monday evening after suffering from oesophageal cancer at Madurai’s Saravana Multispeciality Hospital. Thavasi was best known for his supporting roles in Tamil movies. “Character actor Thavasi was admitted in Saravana Hospital on November 11 for oesophageal cancer. He was fitted with oesophageal stent. While he was in the general ward, today he got…

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புற்றுநோயால் பாதிக்கப்பட்டு சிகிச்சை பெற்று வரும் நடிகர் தவசியிடம் தொலைபேசி மூலம் நலம் விசாரித்தார் ரஜினிகாந்த்

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[pooma-satsangam]

From the world to Brahma

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We see with the naked eye. The eye is the sense. This is one of the senses.

The senses are also caused by pride. The senses are tools of arrogance. The senses evaporate when Thavasi meditates blindfolded. The mind awakens when the senses accumulate and disintegrate. When the senses are exhausted, the mind will function unconsciously by itself.

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Seeing when the eye is closed.

Even if the ear is closed, it will be heard.

Feel the touch even if not touched.

You can smell it even if you don't smell it.

Taste is visible even if it does not taste good.

}

The awakened mind will go above and beyond. There is Atma Manomaya Purushan in the mind. The soul of the pure mind is liberated from the mind. Rising and rising. The ascending soul belongs to know Brahma.

The mind is partial. Dividing tool. Brahma is complete. The partial mind cannot see the complete Brahma. An aspect of Brahma, or an image, is known only as an origin. If the mind tries to see Brahma in such a way, Brahma will be seen as fertile.

• Sacchitanandam is seen as an aspect of Brahma for the vision of the partial mind.

• Brahma is not fertile.

• Saccitanandam is an origin of Brahma.

• The vision of the mind is only a part of the three aspects of Sacchitanandam, namely Sattu, Siddhu and Anandam.

• If the Rishis who see that see Sattva, then Sath is the whole Sacitanandam without considering it as an aspect of Sacitananda.

Similarly, those who see only Siddha and those who see only bliss are called complete Sacitanandam. The mind can only function like this.

Sat will manifest himself according to the rise of meditation.

• Sat stands for Self in English.

• There are 4 levels to this Self.

• First Level Last Level Transcendent Self.

• Next is the Superconscious Self called Paramatma.

• Next is the Cosmic Self, the soul of the universe.

• The last is the Immutable Self called Akshara Purushan.

He refers to the past as Self and the universe as Soul. According to the state of meditation, Sat Purushan manifests himself in penance. He refers to the Brahman in man as the self. The word that embraces everything from the human self to the past self is called spirit, soul.

Eeswaran is also a good example of how the features of Absolute Sacchitananda can be seen as partial and opposite to the partial mind.

Eeswaran is fully visible from the real life point of view. It has both auspiciousness and auspiciousness. Seen from the divine mind, on the one hand it appears absurd and on the other hand auspicious.