Tips to Remove BLACK SPOTS ON FACE

Everyone wants a flawless and clear- glowing skin. You are lucky if you have a fair complexion, but sometime a single spot on your skin might make you look unattractive. Don’t worry! Just follow some simple tips given below to get rid of dark spot.

TIPS AND TREATMENTS:

Shea Butter :

• Shea butter help to keep your skin hydrated.
• Apply raw shea butter to the affected area.
• Shea butter is also used as a main ingredient in many skin whitening and skin rejuvenation products. Try to choose shea butter based product for your skin.

Lemon Juice:

• Lemon juice contains natural bleaching properties.
• Apply lemon juice over the black spots regularly for a few days.
• You can also make this remedy more effective by mixing 1/2 tsp lemon juice with glycerin and apply it over the black spots on skin.

Cucumber:

• Cucumber is fully loaded with skin bleaching properties.
• Apply a paste of cucumber or use cucumber juice over the black spots.
• Add a few drop of rose water to the cucumber juice for better results.

Saffron:

• Saffron is well known for its skin whitening properties.
• You can make a paste of saffron in rose water and apply it over the black spots to get clear skin.
• Another effective remedy – mix 2 parts saffron with 1 part honey; apply it over the black spots on skin. 

Honey:

• Make a mixture by mixing honey and lemon juice.
• Apply the mixture on black spots regularly.

Turmeric:

• Turmeric is also loaded with many skin whitening / skin lightening properties.
• Make a paste by mixing turmeric powder with milk.
• Apply this paste to your affected areas.
• You can also use a paste by mixing turmeric powder, sandalwood paste and rose water and use it on the affected area.

Oils:

• Many oils including Vitamin E oil, coconut oil, olive oil, sandalwood oil or almond oil are known to be very effective in the treatment of dark spots on skin.
• You can apply these as much as times you can during the day. Massage it well over the affected area.

Packs:

• Use these packs at least twice or thrice a week.
• Make a mixture by mixing sandalwood powder + cucumber juice + tomato juice + few drops of lemon juice to form a thick paste and apply it on the affected area.
• A paste of milk and oatmeal before bath is also a great remedy. 
• Leave it for ten minutes and scrub it using a sponge or washcloth.

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Avoid Jealous and Selfishness -By Vivekananda

Go on bravely.

 Do not expect success in a day or a year.
 Always hold on to the highest. Be steady.
Avoid jealousy and selfishness.
Be obedient and eternally faithful to the cause of truth, humanity, and your country, and you will move the world.
Remember, it is the person, the life, which is the secret of power--nothing else. Keep this letter and read the last lines
whenever you feel worried or jealous. Jealousy is the bane of all slaves. It is the bane of our nation. Avoid that always.

 -By Vivekananda


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Top Quotes on Learning by Great men

Learn to enjoy every minute of your life. Be happy now. Don't wait for something outside of yourself to make you happy in the future. Think how really precious is the time you have to spend, whether it's at work or with your family. Every minute should be enjoyed and savored.
Earl Nightingale

A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer.
Bruce lee

Being ignorant is not so much a shame, as being unwilling to learn.
Benjamin Franklin



The secret of success is learning how to use pain and pleasure instead of having pain and pleasure use you. If you do that, you're in control of your life. If you don't, life controls you.
Tony Robbins


Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
Mahatma Gandhi


I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.
Maya Angelou

"I believe that we learn by practice. Whether it means to learn to dance by practicing dancing or to learn to live by practicing living, the principles are the same. In each, it is the performance of a dedicated precise set of acts, physical or intellectual, from which comes shape of achievement, a sense of one's being, a satisfaction of spirit. One becomes, in some area, an athlete of God. Practice means to perform, over and over again in the face of all obstacles, some act of vision, of faith, of desire. Practice is a means of inviting the perfection desired.”

Everything is Rocket Science, until we succeed.

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NAMES OF INDIAN SPICES IN Indian languages- Updated

NAMES OF INDIAN SPICES IN

Indian languages

Spices are sweet smelling, sharp-tasting substances used for flavoring and are the main ingredients for any tasty food. The use of spices have been steadily increasing all over the world due to increasing inhabitation of Indian community in developed countries and newly developed taste for Indian delicacies. Apart from whole spices, India exports lot of ground and ready to use spices too and India is emerging as a major exporter of spices in the world. India has been the world's most favorite spice land since the beginning of civilization.

HINDI	ENGLISH	TAMIL	KANNADA	TELUGU
Ajwain	Tymol seeds	Omam	Oma	Vamu
Adrak	Fresh ginger	Inji	Shoonti	Allam
Amchoor	Mango powder	Mangay powder	Mavinkai powder	Mamidi kaya powder
Ata	Wheat flour	Godime mavu	Godi hitoo	Goduma pindi
Besan	Gram flour	Kadalaemavu	Kadale hitoo	Senaga pindi
Buna channa	Roasted gram	Pottu kadali	Huri kadalae	Gulla senagapappu
Channa	Chick peas	Konda kadalae	Konde kadalae	Senagalu
Channa dal	Bengal gram dal	Kadalae paruppu	Kadalae balae	Senagapappu
Dania patha	Coriander leaves/cilantro	Kothamalli elai	Kothambri soppu	Kothimeera
Dania	Coriander seeds	Daniya	Kothambari	Dhaniyalu
Haldi	Turmeric powder	Manjal	Arsina	Pasupu
Hing	Asafoetida	Perungayam	Ingu	Inguva
Jeera	Cumin seeds	Jeeragam	Jeerigae	Jilakara
Kuskus	Poppy seeds	Kasa kasa	Kuskus	Gasagasalu
Karipatha	Curry leaves	Kariveppilai	Baisoppu	Karivepaku
Maida	Flour	Maida mavu	Maida hitoo	Maida pindi
Moong dal	Green gram	Payatham paruppu	Hesuru belae	Pesaru pappu
Methi	Fenugreek	Vendayam	Menthae	Menthulu
Poha	Rice flakes	Aval	Avalakki	Atukulu
Rava	Semolina/Cream of wheat	Ravai	Sajeegai	Upma rava
Sont	Dry ginger	Sukku	Ona soonti	Sonti
Sonf	Fennel	Perumjeeragam	Sombu	Peda jilakara
Sabudana	Sago	Jawarisi	Sabaki	Saggu biyyam
Sabut moong	Whole green gram	Pasipayaru	Idi hesaru	Pesalu
Thil	Seasame seeds	Ellu	Ellu	Nuvvulu
Thil ka thel	Gingelly oil	Nallenai	Ellanai	Nuvvula nune
Tuvar dal	Toor dal/Yellow lentil	Tuvaram pappu	Togiri belae	Kandi pappu
Urad dal	Black gram	Ullutham paruppu	Uddina belae	Minapappu

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Good and Bad are Same depends on the attitude

In reality, good and evil are not different from each other. "Good" and "bad" are merely conventional terms. Depending on how it is used, the same thing can be "good" or "bad." Take, for example, this lamplight. Because of its burning we are able to see and do various works of utility; this is one mode of using the light. Now, if you put your fingers in it, they will be burnt; that is another mode of using the same light. So it is clear that a thing becomes good or bad according to the way we use it. The same is the case with virtue and vice. Broadly speaking, the proper use of any of the faculties of our mind and body is virtue, and their improper use is vice.

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