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Using flower remedies to restore harmony of mind
Chandigarh,
October 7 A teacher by profession, Ms Bhatia,
says that flower remedies are the most “perfect system” of treatment
of ailments originating from a negative state of the mind, that is
anger, anxiety, aggression. The root-cause of several serious ailments
such as blood pressure, heart problems, abrupt behaviour, chronic
headaches, cramps, and utter dejection is a negative state of mind.
Shock, grief, pain, loss and tension lead to anger, anxiety, depression
etc and devastates even the most strong-willed and mentally tough
persons, says Ms Bhatia. Invented by Dr Edward Bach, who was an
allopathic doctor in the UK, flower remedies are now scientifically used
to cure people. These restore the harmony of the mind and built up the
natural defences in one’s body. Suffering from an incurable chronic
disease, Dr Bach, in course of finding treatment of his own ailment, invented
“miracle remedies”. He prepared mother tinctures
from flowers to cure various ailments, besides setting up a training
centre “Mount Vermon” at Oxfordshire in the UK. Ms Bhatia has spent
some time in UK to learn the use of these remedies. “I have seen
miracles happening”, asserts Ms Bhatia. These remedies are not only
effective in case of human beings but also animals, she claims. A
ferocious dog can be sobered in a few days by using this remedy. These
have a wonderful effect on mentally retarded kids as far as improving
their mental faculties is concerned. Tinctures help in the regeneration
of mental faculties and improving spastic movements, and speech etc
“With the consent of their parents, we have been using flower remedies
to cure mentally retarded kids in St Stephen’s School, where I
teach”, says Ms Bhatia. The results are amazing. “The Principal, Mr
H. Carver, has set up a separate wing in the school to provide free of
cost care to mentally retarded kids”, she adds. Besides it, there are
about 20 other mentally retarded kids from places like Sangrur, Patiala,
Samrala etc under her treatment. Women, right from puberty, fertility,
infertility, pregnancy, benefit tremendously from the remedies, she
adds. Ms Bhatia says there are 38 flower remedies, which are safe,
simple, harmless and can cure all the negative states of mind.
Obviously, she has to study patient, the total personality, background
and problems and ailment by having intensive interaction with him or her
to start treatment. Ms Bhatia says an over-attached or possessive
mother’s fear to lose son to her daughter-in-law can play havoc with
her mind leading to problems like asthma. Often worry wrecks human
beings. It weakens one’s defence system to fight problems. Flower
remedies cure worry effectively. Ms Bhatia charges nothing from the
patients. However, patients have to spend money to procure tinctures
from the U.K. |
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Polio awareness rally
Chandigarh, October 7 The students carrying placards and banners along with their teachers, doctors and CAG members passed through different parts of the sector and its adjoining areas to create awareness. They also raised slogans pertaining to polio eradication. Mr Surinder Verma, Chairman of the citizens awareness group said that his organisation has been involved in pulse polio immunization programme since long and is determined to eradicate polio from city beautiful. He further added that on October 10, children of Sector 38, 39, 40, barriers near civil hospital and Ranbaxy will be given polio drops by volunteers of citizens awareness group and health department of
Chandigarh administration. Mrs Kamla Sharma Councillor, Municipal Corporation,
Chandigarh who was chief guest of the occasion in government high school, Sector 38-B appealed to citizens to actively participate in the polio eradication drive. The rally from, government model senior secondary school, Sector 38-C and govt high school, Sector 40-A was flagged off by their respective principals. Both the principals asked the children to make sure no child below five years of age was left out in the neighbourhood and surrounding slums. Government Model High School, 29-B, Chandigarh today organised a rally in connection with pulse polio campaign. Two hundred students alongwith teachers, Dr G.P. Singh, Dr Sanjay Singla and staff of ESI, Dispensary, Sector 29, Chandigarh participated in the rally. Mrs Vikaljit Kaur, Principal GMHS 29-B, Chandigarh flagged off the rally. |
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Couple’s record in blood donation
Chandigarh, October 7 Mr Balwant Singh and his wife Jaswant Kaur started this noble act on April 7, 1991, at a blood camp at Amar Ashram in Faridkot district. The last donation by the couple was made at Chandigarh, PGI, on April 1, 2004. The couple has also pledged their bodies for research to the PGI. Their son Amandeep Singh and daughter Sandeep Kaur are also following in their footsteps have donated blood 20 and 10 times respectively. Jaswant Kaur set up the Baba Sheikh Farid Blood Donors Council, Mohali on April 1994. The institution has organized 33 blood donation camps and collected 6,000 units of blood for the PGI and GMCH-Sector 32. It has motivated 2000 persons to donate eyes. |
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Osho holistic meditation camp
Chandigarh, October 7 Dr Sambodh Viram from Holland, who is conducting sessions on dance meditation, will also explain how jogging can be made a meditation. Dr Viram, who has recently conducted a meditation camp in Delhi and many such camps abroad, said meditation need not be a separate and solitary or dull affair.“We can be meditative even while carrying out routine works, including physical fitness
regime”,he said Ma Dharam Jyoti today introduced to participants various stress-relieving techniques and other meditations. Over 250 persons from various parts of the country are taking part in the
programme, according to Ms Yog Shukla, the organiser of the camp. |
Football tourney for girls begins
Chandigarh, October 7 In the first tie, the St Stephen's Club, Sector 45, downed the Khalsa Club, Sector 41, by two goals to one. The first goal was scored in the 11th minute by Josjan. However, the lead was shortlived and the Khalsa Club managed to equalise in the 15th minute. The scorer was right half Pooja. Right stopper Manmeet of the St Stephen's Club scored the winning goal in the dying minutes. In the second tie, Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, Sector 26, outplayed Dev Samaj College by three goals to nil. Right winger Noor scored the first goal for Sacred Heart in the 22nd minute, while her team-mate right striker Sharan struck in the 24th and 32nd minutes. In the third tie, Government Girls Senior Secondary school, Sector 23, beat St Stephen's school, Sector 45 (B team), by two goals to nil. The scorers were Suman in the 17th minute and Pooja in the 32nd minute. In the fourth match, SGGS Khalsa College, Sector 26, defeated Sacred Heart School, Sector 26, by 3-0. The goals were scored by Rajdeep (two) and Usha (one). In the fifth tie, Deepak Kapania club, Sector 38, beat the Saupin's Club, Sector 36, by 3-0 in the tie-breaker rule, as no team could score any goal in the stipulated time. Women’s cricket The Chandigarh Women’s Cricket Association will hold the state-level women’s Cricket Tournament in sub-junior (under-16), junior (under-19) and senior sections in the next few days. According to Satinder Dhillon, president of the association, the tournament will help in popularising cricket among city girls. She said the sub-junior under-16 state-level meet will be held from October 8 to 10 at IS Dev Samaj Girls School, Sector 21. The other tournaments to be held include junior state-level cricket meet from October 29 to 31 and Kedar Nath Tournament on November 13 and 14. Ms Dhillon said that the selection of the players for the nationals will also be made. Gymnastic championship Government Senior Secondary School, Mani Majra, Chandigarh, bagged the UT Inter-School Gymnastic Championship, with Munish Kumar winning five medals. He won one gold (pomel horse), three silver medals (roman ring, floor exercise and parallel bar) and bronze medal (all-round third best). Judo trials The Amateur Judo Association of Chandigarh will hold selection trials on October 9 at Judo Hall, Sector 42 sports complex, at 4 pm to select the UT team for the National Open selection trials to be held at NIS, Patiala, on October 10. According to Mr NS Thakur, secretary of the association, the team selected during the national trials will take part in the Commonwealth Judo Championship-2004 going to be held in New Zealand from November 11 to 15. Viren helps St Anne’s win Superb batting by Viren, who hammered 70 runs, enabled St Anne’s in beating Saupin’s School by a margin of 123 runs in the St Kabir Trophy. St Anne’s won the toss and batted first. Opener Himanshu scored 29 runs.They managed to score 193 runs for four in the allotted 20 overs. Brief scores: St Anne’s-32:193 runs for four in 20 overs (Viren 70, Himanshu 29, Chanpreet 21, Dipin 3 for 26). Saupin’s: 32:70 runs all out in 18.2 overs (Pranshu17, Akshat 15, Abhilash 3 for eight and Prateek 3 for 13. Netball championship The Netball Association of Chandigarh will hold the selection trials for the Chandigarh Junior Netball team for the Junior National Netball Championship to be held from October 27 to 31 at Guwahati. The trials will be held on October 9 at Government Model High School, Sector 28, at 4 pm. Players should be of 19 years on October 31. This was stated by Mr R. Sharan, secretary of the association. |
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St Anne’s beat Saupin’s
by 123 runs
Chandigarh, October 7 Earlier St Anne’s won the toss and batted first. Opener Himanshu also scored a valuable 29 runs.They managed to score 193 runs for four in the allotted 20 overs. In reply, Saupin’s batsmen, Pranshu and Akshat, were the only batsmen who could muster support. Brief scores: St Anne’s-32:193 runs for four in 20 overs (Viren 70, Himanshu 29, Chanpreet 21, Dipin 3 for 26). Saupin’s-32: 70 runs all out in 18.2 overs (Pranshu17, Akshat 15, Abhilash 3 for eight and Prateek 3 for 13. Selection trials
The Netball Association of Chandigarh will hold the selection trials to select the Chandigarh Junior Netball team for the Junior National Netball Championship to be held from October 27 to 31 at Guwahati. The trials will be held on October 9 at Government Model High School, Sector 28, at 4 pm. Players should be of 19 years on October 31. This was stated by Mr R Sharan, Secretary of the association. Football championship The Chandigarh Mini (Boys) Under-12 Football Championship will be held from October 12 to 14 at St John’s High school, Sector 26. Players born on or after January1,1992, are eligible to take part in this meet. According to Mr Rakesh Bakshi, Secretary of the association, the All-India Football Federation proposes to start a national football championship to promote the sport among youngsters. |
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