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Project366 No.63
Today I thought of water. All day the Holy Sprit kept on prompting me to think about water, and I didnt realise until late in the day when I had got home; that this was something the Lord wanted me to look into.
The first time I thought of water was in drama. We had to come up with a piece of theatre of the absurd drama to show a feeling/view/opinion and make the audience think. The other group in our drama class came up with the idea of "what we take for granted, other people need" and they based their performance on water, and thirsty people in Africa in need of this lush water to keep them alive and healthy. We take water for granted so, so often.
The second time was around lunchtime. I skived general studies *woops* and instead went into town with my friends. With my money I bought an absurd amount of snacks, crisps, chips and generally unhealthy produce. At lunchtime I was going crazy for a drink of water. Running around the common room looking for something I could put water in, and kicking myself as I had spent all of my money on rubbish food, so hadnt any money to buy water from the cafeteria... But... my gorgeous friend Rachael lent me some money...
My thirst was solved.
The last time I felt like the Holy Spirit was prompting me to think of water and it's relevance was at home. I've started getting into the routine of going home, puttnig on some worship music, then at 5 I will watch "friends" until dinner at 6. I was listening to some HILLSONG, and had a cup of water in my hand. To solve my slight boredom I invented a new game; where you get one single solitary drop of water onto your finger, and hold your hand up as you watch it slowly crawl down your hand and arm. It is such a strange sensation! But relaxing.
See, now I have spent about 4 paragraphs explaining the importance of water to me today. Yet I havenmt explained the relevance of water in relation to Jesus, my Saviour!!
Revelation 21:6 should explain it all. :)
God bless you!
Deriving inspiration from Ekamravan which has been described in ancient texts as the Rasalila Kshetra of Lord Shiva and Parvati, the garden has three impressive platforms (Pindis) made out of laterite and sandstone, for Shiva, Parvati and their son Ganesha, with a mango tree, an amla tree and a bel tree at the centre of each platform, respectively.
A medicinal plant garden built at an estimated cost of Rs 96 lakh was inaugurated beside the Bindusagar lake today.
Ekamravan Mythological Medicinal Plant Garden has 206 species of herbal plants.
. “Even a stroll through this park would rejuvenate the mind and soul,”
Developed by the forest division, the garden embraces elements of Ekamrakshetra mentioned in Ekamrasamhita, Swarnadri and Mohadaya scriptures that were studied diligently before construction began in November 2006. The 180 plants mentioned in the Purans were placed appropriately in the garden.
Visitors to this park would be welcomed by three trees — the mango symbolising Shiv, the amla and bel symbolising Parvati and Ganesh, respectively. While the plants around the mango tree are general medicinal plants, those alongside amla and bel are exclusively meant for women and children. “The main trees would be fed with the water that will flow from the medicinal plant hedge adding to the nutrient value of the water,” explained Mishra.
The park also has two pools — one with lotus and another with water lily in it. The water would be from the Bindusagar Lake. It would also have a music corner — a platform —for programmes.
More than 100 artisans from Raghurajpur and Lalitgiri were hired to complete the work that ran for more than two years. “We have tried to stay true to the architecture of the old town area,” said Anupam Shah, the project director.
The few structures dotting the garden and its boundary wall are of sandstone and laterite — materials used for temples in the old town area of Bhubaneswar.
The boundary wall has carvings depicting Shiv’s stay at Ekamrakshetra.
The Ekamravan Medicinal Plant Garden Society maintains the garden, charging a nominal fee for entry. It also sells saplings of medicinal plants at its nursery.
Edited image from the book The Book of Revelation, A Study of the Last Prophetic Book of Holy Scripture by Clarence Larkin. Picture and text for the Third Seal.
Livonia Chief of Police Robert Stevenson reads from Romans 12:14-21.
(Photo courtesy of Livonia Observer)
Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands; Sing forth the honour of His name: Make His praise glorious. Say unto God, How awesome art Thou in Thy works! Through the greatness of Thy power shall Thy enemies submit themselves unto Thee. All the earth shall worship Thee, And shall sing unto Thee; They shall sing to Thy name. Come and see the works of God; He is awesome in His doing toward the children of men. Come and hear all ye that fear God, And I will declare what He hath done for my soul. (Psalm 66:1-5,16)