Sunday Special--Sidhus and Brars Laadley' of Sikh Gurus!

 

Corporal punishment involving hitting children with shoe by father was quite common in Indian subcontinent which 

mothers can't do.This was considered a tool to inculcate wisdom in sons but not for daughters This shape of the shoe is 

known as 'Jutti' Which people in Rural Punjab villges was a usual wear, prepared by cobblers residing in village itself  and 

sold to villgers in exchage of grain, half yearly after harvesting.In cities as well ornamental Juttis  are still in fashion as 

ladies wear on special occasions like marriages and festivals.and fairs.

       

          Almonds do offer cognitive benefits that support a healthy brain, which is the foundation for intellectual 

          pursuits and mental sharpness. This connection has led to the folk belief that almonds improve intelligence. 

"Baap ka joota Badaam ki tarah hota hai,jitna khaaoegay 

utni akal aayeaygi"

-Unknown

-Translation:

 Getting beaten by father's shoe and eating almond have the same effect on the child

 in imparting  true wisdom to the child. 

The "glittering" effect of a material is caused by a high refractive index in 

combination with a high dispersion. While not the same thing, a higher 

refractive index will generally lead to more sparkle and brilliance.

 

"All that glitters may not be Gold, but it does have a high Refractive Index and hence High Value!A gemstone's refractive index (RI) 

influences its value by contributing to its brilliance and "fire" – the 

sparkle and play of colors – with higher RIs generally indicating more potential for these dazzling optical effects."

-Tejinder Kamboj

 Refractive index

In optics the refractive index of an optical medium is a dimensionless number that describes how light, or any other radiation, propagates through that medium.

The refractive index determines how much light is bent, or refracted, when entering a material.

 The Refractive index of

Gold...0.27 & that of Diamond  is (2.42)

72 Hoors-The Quran doesn't explicitly mention "72 hoor" or a specific number of wives in Paradise, 

though some interpretations and hadiths (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad) suggest 

a reward of 72"houris" (meaning "wide-eyed women") for martyrs. 

Quote for the Life:

"He who remained high on intoxication on the very thought

 of seventy-two 'Hoors', Neither could comply with 'Deen'

(divine law),nor enjoys in(Duniya)(the temporal world)"

-Tejinder Kamboj