The Mindful Maker

It has been 8 months, and my Father's land mutation in Ambala Cantt is still pending. Even after a formal memo from higher authorities, the concerned Anuj Patwari continues to delay the process by repeatedly asking me to “come tomorrow,” without providing any written reason or timeline. This is not a delay. This is harassment. @anilvijminister @ambala_dc1 @cmohry I request your urgent intervention.

@JkJerry Yes! But training these models itself takes a huge amount of detailed prompt engineering. It's not a one day work but also not impossible....

@LXDPolymath Very insightful! I agree that human oversight is needed to train these AI models for accuracy especially in novel and complex medical cases.

For a long time, as a Learning Experience Designer, I had worked closely with healthcare,pharma and educational clients who required highly detailed illustrations of human anatomy, medical scans, and complex biological processes. One of the biggest challenges was communicating these requirements effectively to designers and illustrators. Most illustrators come from an artistic background rather than a medical or scientific one, making it difficult for them to accurately interpret intricate anatomical structures, physiological processes, subtle visual cues, and microscopic biological functions. Medical illustration is a highly specialized field. Medical illustrators are often tasked with visualizing entirely new concepts such as an innovative surgical technique, the molecular mechanism of a breakthrough cancer therapy, or a newly discovered phenomenon in the natural world. In many such cases, there are no existing reference images available, making the creation process both demanding and time-consuming. With the emergence of AI-powered tools like Midjourney and DALL·E, I believe the lives of designers and learning professionals have become significantly easier. These tools can accelerate ideation, visualization, and prototyping in ways that were previously unimaginable. However, they are still evolving, and human expertise remains essential especially when accuracy, scientific rigor, and novel discoveries are involved. We're undoubtedly moving in an exciting direction, but there's still much to learn and improve.....

Midjourney became famous for generating AI images. Now it's building a machine that scans the human body!! Not a joke. The company just unveiled the Midjourney Scanner: a full-body ultrasound system that claims to create detailed 3D body maps in about 1/🧵

🌺🕉️ नमो नारायणाय • ॐ श्री महालक्ष्म्यै नमः 🕉️🌺 भगवान श्री हरि विष्णु एवं माता महालक्ष्मी जी की असीम कृपा, माँ कात्यायनी जी की दिव्य अनुकम्पा तथा पूज्य बाबा नागपाल जी महाराज के पावन आशीर्वाद से आप सभी भक्तों का जीवन सदैव सुख, शांति, समृद्धि, आरोग्य, यश एवं आध्यात्मिक उन्नति से परिपूर्ण रहे। प्रभु की कृपा से आपके घर-परिवार में सदैव मंगलमय वातावरण बना रहे, सभी मनोकामनाएँ पूर्ण हों तथा जीवन धर्म, भक्ति और सदाचार के प्रकाश से आलोकित होता रहे। जय माता दी 🚩 जय श्री लक्ष्मी नारायण 🪔 सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः • सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः 🙏

@raj_ninapz Thank you 🙏

@LXDPolymath Beautiful dreamland😍

#painting day! 🖌️🎨🫟

Leaves 🌱✨

How does this darkness sound to you? A single firefly emits very little light however when hundreds appear together, an entire forest seems magical. They glow when darkness arrives. Just similar to this, most of our qualities emerge at their best in the struggles, hardships, uncertainty, or loss. Just as fireflies are noticed in quiet forests, the deepest truths about ourselves are rarely heard amidst constant distraction. They reveal themselves in stillness. In silence. In moments when life slows down. "Darkness is not the end of light. Darkness is where light becomes visible. " 😀🌿

Who is a Yogi? Most people think Yoga is about mastering the body. But an extraordinary encounter between two yogis in Karnataka reveals something far deeper. A story about power, identity, and what it truly means to be free. 🧵1/6

@NaturallySudha 🙏

@LXDPolymath brilliant!

@NaturallySudha Yes😌

@LXDPolymath you painted this ji?

@niileshraichura Thank you 🙏

@LXDPolymath कितना सुंदर 😍🎨🖌️🫟

A perfect pair of Blue Dacnis to brighten your day. Let's appreciate the delicate details of our natural world. 🍃🐦" Happy Wednesday 🐦🐦‍⬛

@harry007_mi2 Exactly!

@LXDPolymath Do they mean to say U can leak but not through social platforms.🤔 Instead of screwing the ones responsible they are just manuplating 🤦

Telegram has been blocked in India until June 22 ahead of the NEET-UG re-exam, and its message-editing feature has been disabled until June 30 to curb paper leak fraud. However, these are just the platforms that give access. The real challenge is not controlling platforms. It is fixing the systems that allow leaks to happen in the first place. Students deserve accountability, not uncertainty. Source: Paper leak row: Centre blocks Telegram till June 22, days before NEET-UG re-exam | India News - The Times of India timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/paper-le…

@SitaIRL88 Thank you so much! 🙏

@LXDPolymath This is a nice share.... Hearty congratulations ...May your new home be a place where beautiful memories are made with Deviii's Blessings ! Shubhamasthu 🎊💫😊

A few months ago, while preparing for the housewarming ceremony of our new home, I found myself contemplating a deeper question. A house can be built with bricks, cement, and beautiful interiors, but what truly transforms it into a living space? I wanted our home to be more than just a place to live. I wanted it to become a consecrated space,one where the very atmosphere nurtures wellbeing, harmony, and inner growth. That is when I came across the Bhairavi Punya Pooja offered by Sadhguru. After reaching out, I received a detailed list of preparations required for the consecration. Initially, it appeared to be a logistical process. But as the days unfolded, I realized it was becoming something far more profound. Every small preparation felt like an offering and every arrangement became an act of devotion. Without consciously intending it, my attention began turning inward. I found myself thinking about Devi throughout the day. The usual urge to engage in countless activities slowly faded into the background. There was no sense of effort or sacrifice. I was simply absorbed in the process. A quiet stillness began to settle within me. The preparations themselves felt like a sacred journey,one that was gently dissolving something rigid within me and replacing it with a sense of receptivity. On the day of the pooja,the atmosphere in the house felt different and there was a palpable sense of presence. Everyone who attended became naturally involved in the process. There was a certain intensity in the air,one that words struggle to capture. Some experienced tears, some experienced joy, and some simply sat in silence. Yet it felt as though everyone could sense that something beautiful was unfolding. Throughout the pooja, my husband and I found ourselves repeatedly looking toward Devi. There was nothing to say.... No prayer to ask... No wish to make... Only gratitude... Tears flowed continuously with an overwhelming sense of joy and grace... It felt as though Devi was no longer someone we had invited into our home. She had become the very presence that filled it. And even today, when I walk through the house, I sometimes feel that the pooja did not end that day.... Its fragrance still lingers in the space and within us. 🌺 "Sarva svarupe sarva shakti samanvite" "Bhaye bhya strahi no Bhairavi namostute" #LingBhairavi #BhairaviPunyaPooja

@TatTvamAsi33 Thank you for your insights on it... 🙏

@LXDPolymath Lighting a lamp is a ritual practiced in Kerala alone. Wasn’t this the practice before electricity came to our villages and towns. It also keeps animals away...

I captured this Kerala Thooku Vilakku sight from one of my friends house. Loved the ambience of lighting a lamp daily outside the house in the evening. I am sure there is more significance to it. What could be? Can someone share?

When Rahu Kalam is Sacred! Yesterday I went to a nearby temple to light lamps. Why? According to traditional Hindu astrology, Rahu Kalam is considered unsuitable for starting important undertakings. However, an interesting exception exists - we worship Durga during this period to neutralize adverse influences, fears, delays, or any other unseen obstacles. One of the most visible aspects of this pooja is the lighting of ghee lamps, sesame oil lamps or lemon lamps. The lemon lamp is especially associated with Durga worship. The lemon is cut, juice removed, its then inverted into a small cup, filled with oil or ghee and a wick is lit. On Tuesday Rahu Kalam is 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Amma religiously makes ready the basket for me with oil, wick, flowers and a matchbox. Usually women (sometimes even men do this) light the lamps, and participate in the aarthi done by the poojari for Durga devi. This practice is more a living temple tradition (sampradaya) than a prescribed practice. Have you noticed lamps lit this way when you visited any Temple?

@NaturallySudha Yes, I did. Yesterday , I went to Kalbhairav temple near my house and I saw that a lot of lamps were lit near a peepal tree.