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The relationship between Lord Jesus' double law "Love eternal God and Love thy neighbour" and Calculus' integration.  Take-home lessons:  To get to  the higher dimensions of life , we must love one another.  To love one another you each must love your neighbour as yourself.  You must treat your neighbour as you want others to treat you.  You must change your view of your self, to accomodate the others as they accomodate you, and not simply just view yourself as by your self and next to other people.  By accomodate i mean, to tolerate, to accept, to get along with, to work with, to help, to be helped by, to share the world with.  The infinitesimal unit is an individual.  In geometry and in calculus, this is easily visualized. A number  is a summation of many "ones." In geometry a number is a line.  A line is a summation of lots of (1/infinity big) dots in sequence.  Each dot has two neighbours on either side along the l

Monuments and Heritage sites.   To see Illustrations, please click the links. Monuments.  Sri Lanka is blessed with various ancient monuments. The following will be discussed under the training programme. Stupa Buddha and other statues Entrances of the ancient buildings Guardstones Moonstone World heritage sites Heritage sites Stupa It is difficult to find out a proper term for Stupa in English. Pagoda is not the proper term. Pagoda is an architectural form. Stupa is a building in a shape of pagoda in which Buddhist relics are enshrined. It is one of the three sacred monuments (Object of worship) (Sharirika Dhatu) that Buddhists worship when they are in a temple. There are other names which are used for: Stupa (Sanskrit) - Tupa (pali) , Dagoba, chetiya, vehera and seya (Sinhala) Before Buddhism, people built tombstones to commemorate founders of their faiths and stupa was adopted by the early Buddhists in India as a means of houring the Buddha, disciples, chie

Whare o Ngaro huruhuru. Worldwide we know solitary-Bees need our help. Instructions on making the best ★★★★ bee hotel to give a native solitary bee a place to rest and nest in your backyard.  Menu Why How Native Habitat & Biology Construction Instructions Native bees are black and small.  Aotearoa's  native bees look like flies or flying queen-ants  because we think bees are the imported yellow-striped hive bees!!     We might have accidentally killed one or two in years gone by, thinking they were shitty flies .     The NZ government suggests that we put a bee hotel in each backyard, to help the bees escape the dangers of urban life, where they now struggle and die due to pesticides, concrete ground and lawn-mowing.   A bee hotel mimics bee holes in the ground. Native bees dig holes in the ground, to live in.  Each bee digs it's own home.  While native bees are solitary and don't move in swarms nor live in hives. It is safe to guess that n