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Outer Cover Page - Front<br />
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Inner Cover Front Page<br />
Family Tree <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. and Mrs. Liji Jimmy<br />
A. Marriage Dates; <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy & Lijy’s - 10-08-1997, B. Their Children; Elsa (girl), Christina (girl), Paul (boy), C. Date<br />
<strong>of</strong> births: Jimmy ; 14-02-1968, Liji : 17-09-1975, Elsa : 28-07-1998, Christina : 25-12-2002, Paul : 27-02-2004 D. Thravade <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy ; Address; Maliakal Moyalan house, M. G. Road, Near Poothole road, Thrissur – 4., Phone – 0487-2380163,<br />
Father; Late Mr. M. A. Lonappan (Merchant & Agricultarist), Mother; Mrs. Elsy Lonappan (Merchant), <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy is the<br />
eldest, Brother; Mr. Shammy M. L. (Merchant), wife; Doreen Shammy (D/o Antony, Kollanur,house, Kuriachira),<br />
Children – Leo, Christo, Elder sister; Mrs. Nimmy Stanly (Alphonsa), Husband Stanly (Merchant – Thorur, Angamaly,<br />
S/o Joseph, Vadukkumchery, Chadrapara), Children; Snea, Rea, Younger Sister; <strong>Dr</strong>. Simmy Noble (Gynecologist),<br />
Husband; <strong>Dr</strong>. Noble (Physician, T-rivandrum, S/o Sunny, Othalamootil house, Valiathura, Tvm), Children; John, Sophia<br />
E. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy ; Address; Chalakkal Padukkaran house, Near church, Puranattukara, Muthuvara via,<br />
Thrissur, Ph; 0487-2307313, Father Mr. P. V. Ouseph (Merchant & Agricultarist), Mother; Mrs.Mercy Ouseph, Sister;<br />
Mrs. Sheeja Jijo, Husband; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jijo Manjila (Dentist, Pattikkad, S/o Johnie, Manjila house, Manoothy), Children; John,<br />
Rose Mary, Brother; Mr. P.O. Shanto (Vargheese) (Merchant), Wife; Mrs. Sheeba Vargheese (D/o Louis, Pallissery<br />
house, Ammadam), Children; Eric, Santhra D. Thravade <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy’s Father ; Address; Same as Jimmy (Thrissur),<br />
Parents; Late Mr. and Mrs. Moyalan Antony (Jimmy’s grant father; School master, merchant, 3 times all Kerala<br />
chathuranga prize winner), Siblings ; Elsy (Aloor), Jacob (Bombay), Others are late –Paul (Kaloor), Antony (Madras),<br />
Varunny (Thrissur), Karamban (nick name – Thrissur), Mary (Aranattukara), Lilly (Madras), Devassy (Kanattukara), E.<br />
Thravade <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy’s Paternal grant Father ; At Irinjalakuda, They are 3 brothers and one sister, Great grant<br />
Father; From Arattupuzha, F. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Jimmy’s Mother; Address; Padayatty house, Valavazhy road, Angamaly<br />
Parents; Late Mr. Antony and Mrs Annama Antony (Agriculture), Siblings; Mary, Rosy, Thomas, Anie, Late Veronica,<br />
Thresiamma, Maternal grant fathers tharavade ; Angamaly, he had one brother and 2 sisters, Maternal grant mother’s<br />
tharavade ; Kollenchery house, Manikamangalm, Kalady, she had 5 brothers, G. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy’s Father<br />
; Chalakkal house, Manidam road, Puranattukara, Parents; Mr. Varunny and Mrs. Mathiry Varunny (Agriculture),<br />
Siblings; George (Bangalore), Rosy (Thikade, Guruvayoor), Others are Late; Devassy, Porinchu, Kochannam, Poulose,<br />
2 late co sisters, Liji’s paternal grant fathers’s tharavade; Padur, he has 4 brothers, Liji’s paternal grant mother has 2<br />
sisters and 3 brothers, H. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy’s Mother; Edakulathur house, Thoyakkave, Father; E. K.<br />
Poulose (Late, School master), Mother; Kunjila, Siblings; Rosy, Antony, Fr. Jose, Jacob, Jessy, Daisy, Bency, Liji’s<br />
maternal grant fathers’s tharavade; At Thoyakkave, he has one brother and 2 sisters, Liji’s maternal grant mothers<br />
tharavade; Brahmakulamthekkathu, Manaloor, she has 3 sisters,<br />
In Loving memory <strong>of</strong> late relatives<br />
Father <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy Mr. M. A. Lonappan (Oppen), grant father Mr. Antony, 2 brothhers and sister <strong>of</strong><br />
grant father at Irinjalakuda, their daughter Mercy and husband, Siblings <strong>of</strong> father; Paul, S/o Paul (Robert), Devassy, W/<br />
o Devassy (Rosy), Mary, H/o Mary (Lonappan), Lilly, Antony, H/o Elsy (John), Paternal grant mothers sister (her<br />
daughter in law Kochu, Kittan, grant son Baby)Maternal grant mother ; Annamma, her daughter (Veronica), 2 son in<br />
laws (Paul, H/o Thresiamma), 2 brothers <strong>of</strong> Annamma (Manikamangalam, son Francis), Maternal grant fathers elder<br />
brother, husbands <strong>of</strong> his daughters Margret and Thresiamma, Rosy mooken, Jonie vendor, Mother in law <strong>of</strong> Jimmy’s<br />
sister <strong>Dr</strong>. Simmy, Father in laws <strong>of</strong> mothers sisters Annie and Mary, Maternernal grant mothers Madras brothers wife<br />
and daughter, Maternal grant father <strong>of</strong> Liji; Poulose master, Paternal siblings Devassy, Porinchu, Poulose, Kochannam,<br />
H/o Kochannam (E.I.Ippunny), H/o Rosy (P.A.Thomas), Son in law <strong>of</strong> late Devassy (Nighty, Puthenpeedika) Neighbours<br />
<strong>of</strong> trichur home <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy; Yohannan, Leela, Ajay, Poulose, Madavan, Vaidyar, Thomas and his wife Mary, Kurian sir<br />
and his 2 sisters, NB; The list is in complete (only closely known list is given – Sorry for the short comings).<br />
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Contents (D≈-S°w) t]Pv \º¿<br />
1. tKmIpew Su∆¿ - £Ww, Gokulam Tower - Invitation 3<br />
2. tKmIpew kv{]nwKv Su∆¿ ˛ t^mt´m-Iƒ 4 - 5<br />
3. tKmIpew Suh¿ -- DXvLm-S\w, Gokulam Tower - Inaguration 6<br />
4. IpSpw_ t^mt´m-Iƒ 7 - 11<br />
5. Family Tree <strong>of</strong> Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy 12<br />
6. ac-W-s∏-´-h-cpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ 13 -14<br />
7. In Loving memory <strong>of</strong> late relatives. 15<br />
8. tUm. PnΩn Fgp-Xnb teJ\߃<br />
I. \Sp-th-Z\ ˛ Imc-W-ßfpw, ]cn-lm-c-ßfpw 15 - 18<br />
II. tdmU-]-I-S-ßfpw {]Y-a-ip-{iq-jbpw 18 - 21<br />
III. Road accidents and First Aid 21 - 24<br />
IV. a¿Xr-i-co-c-Øn¬ tbip-hns‚ Poh≥ 24 - 27<br />
V. Life <strong>of</strong> christ in our human hody 27 - 30<br />
VI. {InkvXp \Ωnepw, \mw {InkvXp-hnepw 30 - 39<br />
VII. {InkvXptbip-hn¬ temI-ÿm-]-\-Øn\p ap≥s] 39 - 52<br />
VIII. Bflob KoX-߃ 52 - 54<br />
9. Acts <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L.and Team<br />
(tUm. PnΩn Fw.-F¬. s‚bpw kwL-Øn-s‚bpw {]h¿Øn-Iƒ )<br />
I. Report - English 54<br />
II. dnt∏m¿´v ˛ ae-bmfw 55<br />
III. Pictures <strong>of</strong> Gospal Annoncement meetings 56<br />
IV. {SmIv‰v ip{iqj (Tract Ministry) 57<br />
V. hy‡n-]-c-amb km£yw (ae-bm-fw) 58<br />
VI. <strong>Personal</strong> Testimony ( English) 59<br />
10. ssZho-I-amb Adn-hp-Iƒ (Divine Revelations)<br />
I. shfn-]mSpIƒ 60 - 66<br />
II. Z¿i-\-߃ 66 - 67<br />
III. a‰p-≈-h-cpsS {]hN-\-߃ 67 - 70<br />
IV. kz¥-amb {]h-N-\-߃ 70 - 72<br />
V. ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns‚ \n¿t±-i-߃ 72 - 74<br />
11. kmaqly tkh\ ]cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ<br />
I. skan-\m-dp-Iƒ,- sh_v ssk‰p-I-ƒ - ]{X-°p-dn∏v 74 - 75<br />
II. {]h¿Ø-\-ßfpw Npa-X-e-Ifpw - Npcp-°-Øn¬ 75 - 76<br />
III. Medical, christian web sites - Press release 76<br />
IV. kmaqly tkh\ ]cn-]m-Sn-I-fpsS t^mt´mIƒ 77<br />
V. Letter from Traffic I.G., Kerala 78<br />
VI. About unique orthopaedic web site 79 - 81<br />
12. sshZy NnIn’<br />
I. Present Consultation Times 81<br />
II. Karipal Practice 81<br />
III. Karipal Medical Camp 82<br />
IV. tUm. PnΩn sNbvX ikv{X-{In-b-Iƒ - FIvkvtd-Iƒ 83 - 84<br />
13. Combined Reports and biodatas<br />
14. Sn. hn. ]cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ<br />
85 - 95<br />
a) Btcm-Kyhpw kaq-lhpw ; Sn. hn. ]c-ºc ˛ 52 F∏n-tkm-Up-Iƒ<br />
(Health and Society; TV Serial - 52 episodes)<br />
95 - 98<br />
b) Sn.hn. Nm\-ep-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏-´p-≈ ]cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ 99<br />
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Contents (D≈-S°w) t]Pv \º¿<br />
15. kwÿm\ sF.-Sn. sk{I-´-dn-bm-bp≈ {]h¿Ø\w (2004 - 2010)<br />
a) KOA site Inaguration State I.T. Secretary’s Report 99 - 100<br />
b) About KOA new site - State I.T. Secretary’s Report 100<br />
c) KOACON Kannur - State I.T. Secretary’s Report 2005 101<br />
d) State I.T. Secretary’s Report to KOA -2009 102<br />
e) sI. H. F sh_vssk-‰p-ambn _‘-s∏-´p≈ t^mt´m-Iƒ 103<br />
f) Pn√m Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-Kv≤-cpsS ¢_p-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´p 104<br />
g) AÿntcmK kwL-S-\-bpsS kmaq-ly tkh\ ]cn-]m-SnIƒ 105 - 107<br />
16. tUm. PnΩn°v e`n® Nne AwKo-Im-c-ß-fpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
I. Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-bn¬ \n∂pw ˛ sF. Sn. sk{I-´-dn°v 108v<br />
II. sshkv Nm≥k-e¿ k¿´n-^n-°‰v Xcp-∂p. 108<br />
III. BtcmKy \jvknwKv bqWn-th-gvkn-‰n-bn¬ ^m°¬‰n-bmbn 108<br />
IV. BtcmKy \jvknwKv bqWn-th-gvkn-‰n-bn¬ ]co-£-I-\mbn 108<br />
V. Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-bpsS AJn-te¥ym {]kn-U‚ vam¿s°m-∏w. 108<br />
VI. AJn-te≥Uym Aÿn-tcmK Iznkv H∂mw kΩm-\w, I¬°´ 109<br />
VII. lrkz ˛ tcmKhnhc ]cn-tim-[-\, H∂mw kΩm\w, C≥tUm¿ 109<br />
17 tUm.- PnΩn kwL-Sn-∏n® Nne skan-\m-dp-IfpsS t\m´okv<br />
a) ssh.-Fw.-kn.-F. Ab¿Ip-∂Øp \S-Øn-b-Xns‚ t\m´okv 110<br />
b) kz¿§ob hncp∂v skan-\m-¿ ˛ t\m´o-kv. 110<br />
18. hnhn[ skan-\m-dp-I-fpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ (2000 - 2010)<br />
I. skan-\m¿ Xøm-sd-Sp-∏p-Iƒ 111<br />
II. kmaqly kwL-S-\-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´v 111 - 121<br />
III. tIcfm t]meo-kp-ambn _‘-s∏´v 111 - 121<br />
IV. F≥-.kn.kn. bpambn _‘-s∏´v 111 - 121<br />
V . \gvknwKv ÿm]-\-ß-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´v 111 - 121<br />
VI. Bip-]-{Xn-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´v 111 - 121<br />
VII. F≥Pn-\o-b-dnwKv ÿm]-\-ß-fn¬ 111 - 121<br />
VIII. B¿´vkv,- k-b≥kv, -_n.-FUv tImtf-Pp-I-fn¬ 111 - 121<br />
IX. ss__nƒ tImtfPp-I-fn¬ 111 - 121<br />
X. kvIqfpIfp-ambn _‘-s∏´v 111 - 121<br />
19. Seminar files for print, certificates from Institutions and VIP’s.<br />
a) Seminar Proposal Form Modal 123<br />
b) Seminar Registration Form Modal 123<br />
c). Community Health Volunteering Seminar Certificate Modal 124<br />
d) Emergy and Disaster Medicine Seminar Certificate Modal 124<br />
e) Registrant’s Badge <strong>of</strong> Community Health Volunteering Seminar 125<br />
f) kmaqly sshZym-Xpc ]cn-io-e\ skan-\m-dns‚ t\m´okv 125<br />
g) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation from Commander Colonel Chacko 126<br />
h) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation from Commander Colonel Nair 126<br />
i) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation from <strong>Dr</strong>. Geetha - T.T.C. Principal 127<br />
j) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation from Karunya Deemed University 127<br />
k) Certificate from Kovai Medical Centre Nursing College. 128<br />
l) Certificate from Nanda College <strong>of</strong> Nursing, Erode 128<br />
m) Emergency medicine, Disaster Nursing Seminar - Trivandrum 129<br />
n) Health Volunteering Seminar proposal - consented by ADGP 130<br />
20. amkn-I-I-fn¬ h∂ skan-\m¿ hnh-cWw 131<br />
21. Miscellaneous Files (hnhn[ ^b-ep-Iƒ)<br />
a). SMS Ministry 132 - 152<br />
b) KOA Web Reference Guide - 2006; Content 153 - 160<br />
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1. a) tKmIpew kv{]nwKv Su∆¿ - £Ww (ae-bm-fw.)<br />
Rß-fpsS ]pXnb `h-\-Øn-te°v kzmKXw<br />
tUm.- Pn-Ωn. -Fw. -F¬., -{io-aXn enPn PnΩn,- a-°ƒ F¬k Pn-Ωn,- {In-Ão-\ Pn-Ωn,- t]mƒ Pn-<br />
Ωn F∂n-h¿ tN¿∂ Rß-fpsS IpSpw_w 2010 P\p-hcn H∂v apX¬ 5 kn tKmIpew kv{]nKv Suh¿,-<br />
I-n-°pgn ]me-Øn-\-Sp-Øv,- F≥.- F®.v 220 (sI.sI.tdm-Uv), -tIm-´bw Su¨,- ]n≥: 686004 F∂<br />
]pXnb `h-\-Øn¬ cPn-ÿ sNbvXv Xma-k-am-°n-bn-cn-°p-∂p. kz¿§-ÿ-\mb ]nXm-hn-t\m-Sv, tbip-<br />
{In-kvXp-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn-eqsS: Cu AXn-i-b-I-c-amb A\p-{K-l-Øn-\mbn R߃<br />
\µn ]d-bp-∂p. ChnsS \n∂v Xriq-cn-te°v 140 In.-ao., -A--am-en-bn-te°v 95 In.-ao., -Xn-cp-h-\-¥-]p-ctØ°v<br />
150 In.-ao., Fd-Wm-Ip-f-tØ°v 70 In.ao., Be-∏p-gbv°v 60 In.ao., Ip´-\m-´n-te°v 50 In.-ao.,<br />
tX°-Sn-bn-te°v 105 In.-ao., ]membv°v 30 In.-ao., hmK-a-Æn-te°v 70 In.-ao., ]ocp-ta-´n-te°v 70 In.-ao.,<br />
Ipa-c-I-tØ°v 15 In.-ao. F∂n-h-bmWv Zqcw. XSm-I-ß-fp-sSbpw, d∫-dn-s‚bpw, A£-c-ß-fp-sSbpw<br />
\mSmb tIm´-b-tØ-°pw, A£-c-\-K-chpw, tIcf-Øns‚ hnt\mZ k©mc<br />
Xe-ÿm-e-hp-amb tIm´bw \K-c-Øn-te°pw \nßsf R߃ kzmKXw sNøp-∂p. Cu hoSv<br />
IpSpw-_ k-tΩXw kµ¿in-°p-hm\pw, Xma-kn-°p-hm-\pw, Rßsf ChnsS h∂v A\p-{K-ln-°phm\pw,<br />
Xm¬]-cy-aps≠n¬ ChnsS \n∂v hnt\m-Z- ÿ-e-ß-fn-te°pw a‰p- Im-cy-߃°p-ambn<br />
t]mIm-\p-ambn Xmsf R߃ £Wn-°p-∂p. ChnsS kµ¿in-°p-∂-Xn\v apºv Rßsf 09446441698,<br />
0481 ˛ 2571698, 09946012740 F∂o \º-cp-I-fn¬ hnfn®v Adn-bn-°p-hm≥ Xm¬]-cy-s∏-Sp-∂p. \nß-fpsS<br />
BK-a\w {]Xo-£n-®p-sIm≠v kvt\lm-Z-c-hp-I-tfm-sSbpw hn\-b-tØm-sSbpw \n¿Øp-∂p.<br />
F∂v \nß-fpsS kz¥w,<br />
tUm.- Pn-Ωn. -Fw. -F¬., -{io-aXn enPn PnΩn,- F¬k Pn-Ωn,- {In-Ão-\ Pn-Ωn,- t]mƒ Pn-Ωn.<br />
1. b) Gokulam Spring Tower - Invitation (English.)<br />
Welcome to our vew home<br />
Our family having <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L., Mrs. Liji Jimmy and children such as Elsa Jimmy, Christina<br />
Jimmy and Paul Jimmy as members shifted to a new registered home on 1 st <strong>of</strong> January 2010 and the<br />
address is 5 C Gokulam Spring Tower, Near Kanjikuzhy Bridge, N.H. 220 (K.K. Road), Kottayam<br />
town, Pin; 686004. We thank our Heavenly Father in the name <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ and through Holy Spirit for<br />
this wonderful blessing. Distance from here to Thrissur is 140 kms, to Angamaly is 95 kms, to Trivandrum<br />
is 150 kms, to Eranakulam is 70 kms, to Alappuzha is 60 kms, to Kuttanad is 50 kms, to Thekkady is 105<br />
kms, to Pala is 30 kms, to Vagamon is 70 kms, to Peerumede is 70 kms and to Kumarakom back waters<br />
is 15 kms. We welcome you to Kottayam which is the ‘land <strong>of</strong> lakes, latex and letters and Kottayam town<br />
is the ‘letter city’ and tourist capital <strong>of</strong> Kerala. We wish and invite you to visit us, stay here, bless us by<br />
coming here and if interested visit tourist or other places from here. We request you to inform us about<br />
your visit before your arrival through 09446441698, 0481-2571698, 09946012740 phone numbers or<br />
jimmyml2000@gmail.com email address. We stop here with humbleness, love and respect.<br />
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Yours lovingly’<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L., Mrs. Liji Jimmy, Elsa Jimmy, Christina Jimmy, Paul Jimmy
a) tKmIpew Suh¿ b) tK‰v<br />
c) ap≥ hmXn¬<br />
2. tKmIpew kv{]nwKv Su∆¿ ˛ t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
6<br />
d) ]qapJw 1<br />
e) ]qapJw 2. f) sslkv]oUv en^v‰v
g) Ir{Xna \o¥¬°p-fw h) Pnwt\jyw<br />
i) Ip´n-I-fpsS Ifn-ÿ-ew j) `qK¿` Im¿ ]m¿°nw-K<br />
k) Hmt´mam‰nIv P\-td-‰¿<br />
7<br />
l) `h\ _m¬°-Wn- ˛ a≤ym” Zriyw<br />
m) `h\ _m¬°-Wn- ˛ kmbm” Zriyw n) Xma-k-°m-cpsS kaql HmWm-tLmjw
3. d) Report; Gokulam Tower,<br />
Kottayam - Inaguration<br />
on 28-12-2009, 5:00 PM<br />
(English)<br />
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3. c). hnh-cWw; tKmIpew Suh¿,<br />
tImt´bw ˛ DXvLm-S\w<br />
28-12-2009 , sshIn´v 5:00 aWn°v<br />
(ae-bmfw)
4 IpSpw_ t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
tUm.- Pn-Ωn<br />
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kzn‰vk¿e-≠n¬<br />
hnhml ame<br />
9<br />
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10<br />
IpSpw_ t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
-˛ Xp-S¿®<br />
PnΩnbpsS<br />
amXm-]n-Xm°fpw<br />
PnΩnbpw<br />
enPnbpw<br />
enPnbpsS amXm-]n-Xm°fpw enPnbpw<br />
enPn-bpsS ]nXm-hns‚ ]g-b Hm^okv<br />
enPnbpw AΩm-\-∏≥ tem\-∏\pw
enPnbpsS<br />
ktlm-Zcn<br />
ktlm-Z-c-∑mcpw<br />
amXm-]n-Xm-°fpw<br />
PnΩnbpw<br />
enPnbpw<br />
\nb-a- {]-Im-c-ap≈ ktlm-Zcn ktlm-Z-c-∑m¿<br />
11<br />
PnΩn-bpsS<br />
ktlm-Zcn<br />
ktlm-Z-c-∑mcpw<br />
PnΩnbpw<br />
enPnbpw
F¬k, {InÃn\, t]mƒ ˛ bqWn-t^m-an¬<br />
F¬k {]O∂ thj-Øn¬<br />
IpSpw_w 2010<br />
IpSpw_w 2007<br />
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PnΩnbpw IpSpw-_hpw<br />
Ip´n-Iƒ°m-bp≈<br />
{]m¿∞\ ip{iq-j-bn¬<br />
PnΩn-bpsS amXmhv<br />
F¬knbpw<br />
t]c-°n-Sm-ßfpw<br />
13<br />
F¬k-bpsS<br />
3˛mw P∑-Zn-\w,<br />
tImX-aw-Kew
5 FAMILY TREE OF DR. JIMMY M. L. AND MRS. LIJI JIMMY<br />
A. Marriage Dates; <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy & Lijy’s - 10-08-1997, B. Their Children; Elsa (girl), Christina (girl), Paul<br />
(boy), C. Date <strong>of</strong> births: Jimmy ; 14-02-1968, Liji : 17-09-1975, Elsa : 28-07-1998, Christina : 25-12-2002,<br />
Paul : 27-02-2004 D. Thravade <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy ; Address; Maliakal Moyalan house, M. G. Road, Near<br />
Poothole road, Thrissur – 4., Phone – 0487-2380163, Father; Late Mr. M. A. Lonappan (Merchant &<br />
Agricultarist), Mother; Mrs. Elsy Lonappan (Merchant), <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy is the eldest, Brother; Mr. Shammy M.<br />
L. (Merchant), wife; Doreen Shammy (D/o Antony, Kollanur,house, Kuriachira), Children – Leo, Christo,<br />
Elder sister; Mrs. Nimmy Stanly (Alphonsa), Husband Stanly (Merchant – Thorur, Angamaly, S/o Joseph,<br />
Vadukkumchery, Chadrapara), Children; Snea, Rea, Younger Sister; <strong>Dr</strong>. Simmy Noble (Gynecologist),<br />
Husband; <strong>Dr</strong>. Noble (Physician, T-rivandrum, S/o Sunny, Othalamootil house, Valiathura, Tvm), Children;<br />
John, Sophia E. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy ; Address; Chalakkal Padukkaran house, Near church,<br />
Puranattukara, Muthuvara via, Thrissur, Ph; 0487-2307313, Father Mr. P. V. Ouseph (Merchant &<br />
Agricultarist), Mother; Mrs.Mercy Ouseph, Sister; Mrs. Sheeja Jijo, Husband; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jijo Manjila (Dentist,<br />
Pattikkad, S/o Johnie, Manjila house, Manoothy), Children; John, Rose Mary, Brother; Mr. P.O. Shanto<br />
(Vargheese) (Merchant), Wife; Mrs. Sheeba Vargheese (D/o Louis, Pallissery house, Ammadam), Children;<br />
Eric, Santhra D. Thravade <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy’s Father ; Address; Same as Jimmy (Thrissur), Parents; Late<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Moyalan Antony (Jimmy’s grant father; School master, merchant, 3 times all Kerala<br />
chathuranga prize winner), Siblings ; Elsy (Aloor), Jacob (Bombay), Others are late –Paul (Kaloor),<br />
Antony (Madras), Varunny (Thrissur), Karamban (nick name – Thrissur), Mary (Aranattukara), Lilly (Madras),<br />
Devassy (Kanattukara), E. Thravade <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy’s Paternal grant Father ; At Irinjalakuda, They<br />
are 3 brothers and one sister, Great grant Father; From Arattupuzha, F. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Jimmy’s Mother;<br />
Address; Padayatty house, Valavazhy road, Angamaly Parents; Late Mr. Antony and Mrs Annama Antony<br />
(Agriculture), Siblings; Mary, Rosy, Thomas, Anie, Late Veronica, Thresiamma, Maternal grant fathers<br />
tharavade ; Angamaly, he had one brother and 2 sisters, Maternal grant mother’s tharavade ; Kollenchery<br />
house, Manikamangalm, Kalady, she had 5 brothers, G. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy’s Father ; Chalakkal<br />
house, Manidam road, Puranattukara, Parents; Mr. Varunny and Mrs. Mathiry Varunny (Agriculture), Siblings;<br />
George (Bangalore), Rosy (Thikade, Guruvayoor), Others are Late; Devassy, Porinchu, Kochannam, Poulose,<br />
2 late co sisters, Liji’s paternal grant fathers’s tharavade; Padur, he has 4 brothers, Liji’s paternal grant<br />
mother has 2 sisters and 3 brothers, H. Thravade <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy’s Mother; Edakulathur house,<br />
Thoyakkave, Father; E. K. Poulose (Late, School master), Mother; Kunjila, Siblings; Rosy, Antony, Fr. Jose,<br />
Jacob, Jessy, Daisy, Bency, Liji’s maternal grant fathers’s tharavade; At Thoyakkave, he has one brother<br />
and 2 sisters, Liji’s maternal grant mothers tharavade; Brahmakulamthekkathu, Manaloor, she has 3 sisters,<br />
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{io. tZhkn Fw. F.<br />
(Pn-Ωn-bpsS hey-∏≥)<br />
6.ac-W-s∏-´-h-cpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
{io. Fw. Fw. tem\-∏≥<br />
(PnΩn-bpsS ]nXm-hv)<br />
22-01-08, 12:50 AM, 72 hb v<br />
{ioaXn A∂Ω B‚-Wn<br />
(PnΩn-bpsS amXr amXmhv)<br />
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{io C. sI. ]utemkv amÿ<br />
(enPn-bpsS amXr ]nXm-hv)
6.ac-W-s∏-´-h-cpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ ˛ XpS¿®<br />
{io ]n. hn. ]utemkv<br />
(enPn-bpsS Ff-b-∏≥)<br />
{io. Nnd-Ω¬ tem\-∏≥<br />
(PnΩn-bpsS ]nXr`m-K-Øp≈ AΩm-h≥)<br />
Ipamcn shtdm-Wn° B‚-Wn<br />
(PnΩn-bpsS amXr ktlm-Z-cn)<br />
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{io ]n.hn.s]mdn©p<br />
(enPn-bpsS hey-∏≥)<br />
{ioaXn tacn tem\-∏≥<br />
(PnΩn-bpsS ]nXr- `m-K-Øp≈ AΩmbn)<br />
{io C. ]n. tP°_v<br />
(enPn-bpsS ]nXr- `m-K-Øp≈ AΩm-h≥)
7. In Loving memory <strong>of</strong> late relatives<br />
Father <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy Mr. M. A. Lonappan (Oppen), grant father Mr. Antony, 2 brothhers<br />
and sister <strong>of</strong> grant father at Irinjalakuda, their daughter Mercy and husband, Siblings <strong>of</strong> father; Paul, S/o<br />
Paul (Robert), Devassy, W/o Devassy (Rosy), Mary, H/o Mary (Lonappan), Lilly, Antony, H/o Elsy (John),<br />
Paternal grant mothers sister (her daughter in law Kochu, Kittan, grant son Baby)Maternal grant mother ;<br />
Annamma, her daughter (Veronica), 2 son in laws (Paul, H/o Thresiamma), 2 brothers <strong>of</strong> Annamma<br />
(Manikamangalam, son Francis), Maternal grant fathers elder brother, husbands <strong>of</strong> his daughters Margret<br />
and Thresiamma, Rosy mooken, Jonie vendor, Mother in law <strong>of</strong> Jimmy’s sister <strong>Dr</strong>. Simmy, Father in laws <strong>of</strong><br />
mothers sisters Annie and Mary, Maternernal grant mothers Madras brothers wife and daughter, Maternal<br />
grant father <strong>of</strong> Liji; Poulose master, Paternal siblings Devassy, Porinchu, Poulose, Kochannam, H/o<br />
Kochannam (E.I.Ippunny), H/o Rosy (P.A.Thomas), Son in law <strong>of</strong> late Devassy (Nighty, Puthenpeedika)<br />
Neighbours <strong>of</strong> trichur home <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy; Yohannan, Leela, Ajay, Poulose, Madavan, Vaidyar, Thomas and<br />
his wife Mary, Kurian sir and his 2 sisters, NB; The list is in complete (only closely known list is given - Sorry<br />
for the short comings).<br />
8. tUm. PnΩn Fgp-Xnb teJ\߃<br />
I. \Sp-th-Z\ ˛ Imc-W-ßfpw, ]cn-lm-c-ßfpw<br />
teJ-I≥ ˛ tUm: PnΩn .Fw.-F¬<br />
1. Hcp kmaqly `qXw<br />
Pohn-X-Øn¬ Hcn-°-senepw lrkz-am-b-tXm, A√m-ØtXm Bb \Sp thZ\ A\p-`-hn-°m-Ø-h¿<br />
hfsc hnc-fw. hfsc k¿∆ km[m-c-W-amb Akp-J-amWv \Sp-th-Z\ F∂-Xv. ]m›mXy cmPy-ß-fnse<br />
IW-°p-Iƒ {]Imcw samØw \„-am-Ip∂ sXmgn¬Zn-\-ß-fn¬, G‰hpw IqSp-X¬ \jvS-am-Ip-∂Xv \Sp-th-<br />
Z\ aqe-am-Wv. CXv cmPy-߃°v hºn® kmºØnI- `mcw hcp-Øn- sh-bv°p∂p. Kƒ^v cmPy-ß-fn¬ tPmen<br />
sNøp-∂ At\Iw ae-bm-fn-Iƒ hn´p-am-dmØ \Sp-th-Z\ aqew tPmen cmPn-sh®v \m´n¬ hcp-∂Xv ImWm-dp-<br />
≠v. ^mIvSdn tPmen-°m¿, hml\w HmSn-°p-∂-h¿, am\-kn-I-k-Ω-¿±w A\p-`-hn-°p∂ Bfp-Iƒ, htbm-hr-<br />
≤¿, K¿`n-Wn-Iƒ, Iºyq-´¿ {]h¿Øn-∏n-°p-∂-h¿ F∂n-h¿°v \Sp-th-Z\ km[m-c-W-bmbn ImWm-dp-≠v.<br />
tcmK- hym-]vXnbpw kmaqly {]h¿Ø\ tijn-bn-ep≈ Ipdhpw IW-°n-se-Sp-Øm¬; \Sp-th-Z-\sb \ap°p<br />
thW-sa-n¬, Hcp "kmaq-ly `qXw' F∂v hnti-jn-∏n°mw.<br />
2. \nh¿∂p- \n¬°p∂ Ccp-Imen<br />
a‰p kkvX-\n-I-fn¬ \mep- Im-ep-I-fn-embn ico-c -`mcw Xmß-s∏-Sp-tºmƒ; a\p-jy¿ c≠p-Im-ep-I-fnt∑¬<br />
Xß-fpsS `mcw Xmßp∂p F∂p am{X-a-√, Ch¿ \nh¿∂p \¬°pI IqSn sNøp-∂p. CXp- aqew<br />
icoc `mc-Øns‚ henb ]v Im¬ Ip-g-bn-te-bpw, \Sp-hn-tebpw t]in-Iƒ°v {Iao-I-cn-t°-≠-Xmbn hcp-<br />
∂p. AXp-sIm≠p- Xs∂ arK-ß-fn¬ ImWmØ coXn-bn-ep≈ \Sp tXbvam\w, \Sp thZ-\, \Sp-hnse<br />
\o¿s°-´p-Iƒ F∂nh a\p-jy-cn¬ ImWp-∂p. Ccp Imen¬ \nh¿∂p \n¬°p-hm-\mbn a\p-jy-PmXn sImSpt°≠n<br />
h∂ ‘hne’ F∂v CXnt\ thWsa-n¬ hnti-jn-∏n-°mw.<br />
3. Imc-W-߃ At\Iw<br />
\s´-√p-ambn _‘-s∏´ ico-c-`m-K-ß-fn¬ \n∂pw \s´-√n\p ]pd-Øp-≈-h-bn¬ \n∂pw \Sp-th-Z\<br />
DZv`-hn-°mw. \s´-√n\p ]pd-Øp≈ B¥-cm-h-b-h-ß-fmb {]m-No-cw, Icƒ, πolm, ]m≥{In-bm-kv, InUv\nIƒ,<br />
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aq{X-°p-g-ep-Iƒ, aq{Xk©n, Bam-i-bw, IpS-ep-Iƒ, K¿`]m{Xw, AWvUm-i-b-߃, henb c‡[a-\n-<br />
Iƒ, Rc-ºp-Iƒ, t]in- -Iƒ F∂n-h-bpsS ho°tam, tcmK-ßtfm \Sp-th-Z-\bv°v Imc-W-am-Imw. \s´-√n-s‚tbm,<br />
‘Unkv°p’-I-fp-sS-tbm, \s´-√n\p Np‰p-ap≈ Rc-ºp-Iƒ, t]in-Iƒ F∂n-h-bp-sStbm ho°-tam, tcmKßtfm<br />
\Sp-th-Z-\bv°v Imc-W-am-Imw. \Sp`m-K-Øp≈ Xz°n-se-sbm, Xz°n-\-Sn-bnep≈ Rc-ºp-I-fp-sStbm,<br />
Zi-I-fp-sSsbm ho°w, ]gp-∏v, apX-em-b-hbpw sl¿∏nkpw \Sp-th-Z-\bv°v Imc-W-am-Imw.<br />
Aÿn-tcmK kw_-‘-a-√msX \Sp-th-Z-\bv°v km[m-cW Imc-W-am-Ip-∂Xv aq{X-Øn¬ ]gp-∏v, aq{Xmi-b-<br />
I-√p-Iƒ, K¿`m-ib K¿`-]m{X ho°w, K¿` ]m{X-Ønse apg-Iƒ F∂n-h-bm-Wv. Aÿn-tcm-K -kw-_-<br />
‘-amb km[m-cW Imc-W-߃ Aÿn-I-fpsS tXbvam-\w, Aÿn-I-fpsS _e-°p-dhv, \s´-√p-Iƒ sX∂nam-dp∂<br />
Ahÿ Nne hmX-߃, \o¿s°-´p-Iƒ, ‘Unkv°v’ sX∂¬v, Dfp°v F∂n-hbm-Wv.<br />
4. Kpcp-X-c-amb Imc-W-߃<br />
]Øv hb- n\p Xmsg-bp-≈-h¿°v InUv\n tcmK-߃ aqe-hpw, Adp]Xv hb- n\p apI-fn-ep-≈-¿°v<br />
\s´-√pIsf _m[n-°p∂ A¿_p-Z-߃ aqehpw \Sp-th-Z\ hcm-sa-∂-Xn-\m¬, A{]Im-c-ap≈ \Sp-th-Z-\sb<br />
Kpcp-X-c-ambn ]cn-K-Wn®v DS-\Sn sshZy klmbw tXtS-≠-Xm-Wv. ico-c-Øns‚ `mcw Ipdp hc¬,<br />
Zo¿L \mfm-bp≈ Npa, ITn-\-amb At\I Znh-k-ß-fm-bp≈ ]\n, Imep-Iƒ°v Imcy-amb _e-°p-d-hv, ae-<br />
Zzm-c-Øn-epsS c‡w hc¬, ITn-\-amb hbdp thZ-\, K¿`m-i-Øn¬ \n∂p≈ Aan-X-am-b-tXm, Akm-[m-c-Wam-btXm<br />
Bb c‡-{kmhw F∂o e£-W-ß-tfm-sSm∏ap≈ \Sp-th-Z\ Kpcp-X-c-ambn FSp-t°-≠-Xm-Wv.<br />
\s´√ns\ _m[n-°p-∂- Sn. _n.., K¿`m-i-b K¿`-\m-f Iym≥k-¿, IpS¬ Iym≥k-¿, ]gp-∏p-Iƒ F∂nh<br />
CØcw e£-W-߃°v Imc-W-am-Ip-∂p.<br />
5. \Sp-th-Z-\bpw kz`m-h-ssh-Ieyßfpw<br />
\Sp-th-Z-\bv°v ]e Imc-W-ßfpw Ds≠-nepw F¨]Xp iX-am-\-Øn-e-[nIw \Sp thZ-\-Ifpw<br />
ico-c-Øns‚ \n¬∏n-epw, \S-∏n-epw, InS-∏n-ep-ap≈ A]m-I-X-Iƒ aqe-hpw, am\-knI kΩ¿±-߃ aqe-hpw,<br />
sXmgn¬]-c-amb Imc-W-߃ aqehpw D≠m-Ip-∂-Xm-Wv. Iangv∂p InS-°p-I, InS∂p hmbn-°p-I, InS∂p<br />
Sn.hn. ImWp-I, Ip\nn cp∂v hmbn-°pI, Ip\nncp∂v Iºyq-´-dn¬ {]h¿Øn-°p-I, Ip\nncp∂v<br />
ss_t°m-Sn-°pI F∂o sX‰mb icoc {]h-W-X-Iƒ \Sp-th-Z\ hcpØn shbv°mw. FSp-°m≥ _p≤n-ap-<br />
´p≈ `mcw FSp-°p-I, Zo¿L-ambn XpWn Ae-°p-I, Zo¿L-ambn sh≈w tImcp-I, icocw sh´n-t®m, {i≤bn-√m-sXtbm<br />
`mcw FSp-°p-Itbm, Imcy-߃ sNøp-Itbm sNøpI F∂n-hbpw \Sp-th-Z\ D≠m-°p-∂p.<br />
s]mÆ-Ø-Sn-bpw, s]cp-h-bdpw \s´-√ns‚ta¬ AanX `mc-hpw, Np‰pw {]h¿Øn-°p∂ t]in-Iƒ°v Aan-X-<br />
`m-c-hpw, ktm-N-hpw hcp-Øp-∂-Xn-\m¬; \Sp-th-Z\ hcm-\p≈ km[y-X-Iƒ A[n-I-am-Ip-∂p. ]pI-h-en-<br />
°m¿, aZy-]m-\n-Iƒ F∂n-h-cn¬ \Sp-th-Z-\-bpsS \nc°v A[n-I-am-Wv.<br />
D¬°-WvT, Zp:Jw, a‰v am\-knI kΩ¿±-߃ F∂nh Xe-t®m-dn¬ \n∂pw hcp∂ tlm¿tΩm-Wp-Ifn¬<br />
am‰w hcp-Øp-∂p. Cu tlm¿tam-Wp-Iƒ \s´-√p-Iƒ°n-S-bn-ep≈ ‘Unkv°p’-Iƒ°v ho°w D≠m-°p-<br />
∂p. am\- nI kΩ¿±w aqew Rc-ºp-Iƒ hgn \s´-√n\p Np‰p-ap≈ t]in-I-fn¬ ho°hpw, ktm-Nhpw<br />
D≠m-°p∂p. CØ-c-°m¿°v tXmƒ°pgbnse t]in-I-fn¬ \o¿s°´v, ssk\p-ssk-‰n-kv, Xe-th-Z-\, Aƒk¿,<br />
ap´p-Nn-c-´-I-fpsS Dƒhiw arZp-hm-Ip-∂-Xv- aq-e-ap≈ thZ-\, ]mZ-ß-fn¬ \o¿s°-´v, hmcn-sb-√p-I-fpsS arZphmb<br />
s\s©-√n-t\mSv tN¿∂p≈ `mKØv \o¿s°-´v, ssI∏-Øn-bnse X≈ hnc-en-te°p hcp∂ Rc-ºp-<br />
Iƒ°v Np‰pw \o¿s°-´v, ssI ap´p-I-fnse ]pdw `mK-ß-fn-ep≈ t]in-I-fn¬ \o¿s°-´v, Db¿∂ c‡kΩ¿±w,<br />
Dd-°-an-√m-bva, hni∏#v Ipd-hv, £oWw F∂n-hbpw \Sp-th-Z-\bvs°m∏w ImWm-dp-≠v.<br />
6. IrXy-amb tcmK-\n¿Æbw A\n-hmcyw<br />
an° \Sp-th-Z\Iƒ°pw {]mcw-`-ambn Hcp Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-KvZs‚ A`n{]mbw Bcm-bp-I-bmWv<br />
\√-Xv. hb-dpth-Z-\-bp-ambn _‘-s∏´ \Sp-th-Z-\,k¿÷-t\-bpw, K¿]m{X kw_-‘-amb c‡-{km-h-hp-ambn<br />
_‘-s∏-´p≈ \Sp-th-Z-\bv°v kv{Xo tcmK hnZ-KvZ-scbpamWv {]mcw-`-ambn kao-]nt°-≠-Xv. an° \Sp-th-Z-<br />
\-Ifpw sX‰mb imco-cnIamb \n¬∏v \S∏v {]h-W-X-Iƒ sIm≠pw, am\-kn-I -k-Ω¿±-߃sIm≠pw hcp-<br />
∂-Xn-\m-¬: an° \Sp-th-Z\ tcmKn-Iƒ°pw {]mcw-`-ambn ; imco-cnI ]cn-tim-[-\-Iƒ Hgn-sI-bp≈ a‰p ]cntim-[-\-Iƒ,<br />
AXym-h-iy-ap-≈-X-√. ikv{X-{Inb sNtø-≠-Xm-b-tXm, Kpcp-X-c-am-btXm Bb AÿntcmK<br />
kw_-‘-amb Akp-J-ß-fpt≠m F∂-dn-bm-\mWv FIvkvtd ]cn-tim-[\ \S-Øp-∂-Xv. \s´-√p-Iƒ°n-S-bnep≈<br />
‘UnkvvIv’X≈n Imen-te°p hcp∂ Rc-ºp-I-fn¬ Aa¿∂v Imep-Iƒ°v ac-hn-t∏m, sXm´m-e-dn-bm-bvItbm,<br />
_e-°p-dthm hcmw. ‘UnkvIv-’ sX-‰-ep-ambn _‘-s∏´v, Ipd-®p- \m-fp-Iƒ NnIn-’n-®n´pw kuJy-am-<br />
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ImØ Kpcp-X-c-amb _e-°p-d-thm, sXm´m-e-dn-bm-bvItbm Ds≠n¬; \s´-√ns‚ Hm∏-td-j≥ sNøp-∂-Xn-<br />
\mbn ‘Unkv°pw’ IrXy-ambn Fhn-sS, F{X Af-hnhv sX∂n amdn-bn-cn-°p∂p F∂-dn-bp-hm-\m-bn-´mWv Fw.-<br />
B¿.sF kvIm≥ sNøp-∂-Xv.<br />
\m´p h¿Ø-am\w tI´pw, hymP NnIn-’-I-cpsS he-bn¬ IpSp-ßn-bpw, hmX-߃, ‘UnkvIv-’ {]iv\w<br />
F∂o sX‰mb ‘te_-ep-’I-fn¬ km[m-cW ImWp∂ \Sp-hns‚ \o¿s°-´p-Isf NnIn-’n-®pw [mcmfw \mƒ<br />
`mcw Xq°n-bn´v InS-∂pw, Dgn-®n¬ ]ngn-®n-ep-Iƒ \S-Øn®pw, A\m-h-iy-amb kvIm≥ ]cn-tim-[-\-Iƒ sNbvXpw,<br />
[mcmfw ]Ww Zp¿hybw sNbvXv Zo¿L-\m-fmbn tcmK- i-a\w C√msX tPmen-sb√mw cmPn-sh®v he-bp∂<br />
At\-I¿ tcmKn-Isf \ap°v Is≠-Øm≥ Ignbpw. AXp-sIm≠v IrXy-amb tcmK-\n¿Æbw hfsc {][m-\s∏-´-Xm-Wv.<br />
7. ]cn-]q¿Æ NnIn’<br />
]ecpw sX‰n-≤-cn-®n-cn-°p-∂-Xp-t]mse \Sp-th-Z\ Hcp amdmtcmK-a-√. IrXy-amb tcmK-\n¿Æ-b-hpw,<br />
aqe- Im-c-W-߃ ]cn-l-cn-°p∂ coXn-bn-ep≈ NnIn-’bpw sIm≠v AXv t`Z-am-°m-hp-∂-Xm-Wv. km[m-cW<br />
ImWp∂ \Sp-th-Z-\-Iƒ°v \o¿s°´v Ipd-bv°p-hm-\p≈ acp-∂p-I-ƒ, ^nkn-tbm- sX-dm-∏n, thZ-\ -kw-lm-cn-<br />
Iƒ, hn{iaw F∂nh ^e-{]-ZmamWv. \Sp-hn¬ \n∂pw, Imep-I-fn-te°v hcp∂ Ig-∏p-I-fn¬ sXmÆqdp<br />
iX-am-\hpw \s´-√ns‚ Xmgv hi-Øp≈ sNdnb k‘n-I-fmb ‘kmt{ImCen-bmIv’ k‘n-I-fn¬ D≠m-<br />
Ip∂ ho°w aqe-am-Wv. ]ecpw CXns\ ‘UnkvIv’ {]iv\-ambn sX‰n-≤-cn-°m-dp-≠v. CØcw ho°w acp-∂p-<br />
Iƒ sIm≠v Ipd-bm-Ø-tXm, ITn-\-am-btXm BsW-n¬, AØcw k‘n-I-fn¬ sNøp∂ ‘tem°¬<br />
ÃntdmbvUv C©-£≥v’ sNbvXm¬ hfsc s]s´∂v ia\w D≠m-Ip-∂-Xm-Wv. sNdnb tXmXn¬ Ipd®p<br />
\mf-tØ°v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ ÃntdmbvUv Kpfn-I-Itfm, DNn-Xambn D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ ‘tem°¬ ÃntdmbvUv<br />
C©-£\p’Itfm; Nne \Sp \o¿s°-´p-Iƒ°v am{X-a-√, \Sp-th-Z-\-tbm-sSm∏w D≠m-Im-hp∂ t]in-I-fn-tebpw,<br />
tXmfp-I-fn-tebpw \o¿s°-´p-Iƒ°pw ^e-{]-Z-am-Wv. C{]-Imcw sNdnb Af-hn¬ A¬] Ime-tØ°v<br />
D]tbmKn-°p∂ ‘ÃntdmbvUv’v acp-∂p-Iƒ ]ecpw sX‰n-≤-cn-®n-cn-°p-∂Xp t]mse ico-c-Øn\v tZmj-ap-≠m-<br />
°p-bn-√.<br />
ap´p Nnc´bpsS tX-bvam-\-Øn-\p≈ acp-∂p-Iƒ, ‘ssk\p-ssk-‰n-’kn-\p≈ B‚n-_-tbm-´n-Ivkv, Aƒkdn-\p-t]m-tbm-Kn-°p∂<br />
acp-∂p-Iƒ, am\- nI kΩ¿±w Ipd-bv°p∂ acp-∂p-Iƒ, a‰v ico-c -`m-K-߃°p th≠p∂<br />
^nkntbm sXdm∏n F∂nh \Sp thZ\ NnIn-’-tbm-sSm∏w D]-tbm-Kn-t°≠n hcm-dp-≠v. Zo¿L-ambn `mcw<br />
Xq°n-bn-´p-sIm-≠p≈ NnIn’ A\m-h-iy-am-Wv. Zo¿L-\mƒ `mcw Xq°n-bn-S¬, s_¬‰p-Iƒ F∂nh t]in-<br />
I-fpsS _ew Ipd-bv°p∂p. AXp-aqew \Sp-th-Z\ ho≠pw hcp-hm-\p≈ km[y-X-Iƒ Gdp-∂p. {]m-b-ap-≈h-cn¬<br />
ImWp∂ F√p-IfpsS _e°pdhv -aqew \s´-√p-Iƒ ]Xn-n-cn-°pI, \s´-√nse Sn.- _n, ikv{X-<br />
{Inb Bh-iy-a-tb-°m-hp∂ \s´-√nse tcmK-߃ F∂o Nne A]q¿∆ kml-N-cy-ß-fn¬ Xm¬°m-en-Iambn<br />
‘s_¬‰p-Itfm’, ‘t{_bvkp’Itfm D-]-tbm-Kn-t°≠n hcm-dp-≠v.<br />
Nne {]mb-amb Zp:Jmh-ÿ-bn-en-cn-°p∂ tcmKn-Iƒ°v \Sp-th-Z-\-bpsS Imc-W-ß-ƒ ]cn-l-cn-°-s∏-<br />
´mepw \Sp-th-Z-\-bpsS Hm¿Ω a\-kn¬ \ne-\n¬°p-∂-Xv- sIm≠v; Ah¿°v Zo¿L-\m-fm-bp≈, km[mcW<br />
NnIn-’-I-fm¬ t`Z-am-ImØ \Sp-th-Z\ A\p-`-h-s∏-Smw. sskt°m- sX-dm-∏nbpw, ‘Iu¨kn-enßpw CØcw<br />
tcmKn-Iƒ°v ^e-{]-Z-am-Imw.<br />
8. hymbm-a-Øns‚ {]m[m\yw<br />
]pXnb NnIn-’m-co-Xn-Iƒ A\p-k-cn®v \Sp-th-Z\ Iqd-m¬ tcmKn-Iƒ°v Ne\ kzmX{¥yw sImSp-<br />
°p-Ibpw hymbmaw sNøn°p-I-bp-amWv sNøp-∂Xv. Im¬°p-g-Iƒ, CSp∏p k‘n-Iƒ, \s´-√v, hb¿ F∂nhbv°v<br />
Np‰p-ap≈ t]in-Iƒ°v _ew hcp-Øp∂ hymbm-a-ß-fmWv sNtø-≠-Xv. CXp-aqew t]in-Iƒ°v<br />
_ew hcp-I-bpw, Ah \s´-√ns‚ ta¬ hcp∂ `mc-ßse hln-°m≥ klm-bn-°p-Ibpw sNøpw. hymbmaw<br />
t]in-I-fnte c‡tbm´w h¿≤n-∏n-°p- -∂-Xn-\m¬ \o¿s°-´p-Iƒ icocw hen-s®-Sp-°m≥ CS-bm-°p-∂p. hymbmaw<br />
icocØns‚-bpw, k‘n-I-fp-sSbpw Abhv h¿≤-∏n-°p-I-bpw, Dfp-°p-hm-\p≈ km≤yX Ipd-bv°p-Ibpw<br />
sNøp-∂p. ImbnI£a-X-bp-sS-bpw, thZ-\-bp-tS-bpw, Af-h-\p-k-cn®v {Iam-\p-K-X-ambn thWw hymbm-a-Øns‚<br />
Afhv Iq´n-s°m≠p hcp-hm≥. thZ-\-tbm, £oWtam tXm∂p-I-bm-sW-n¬ A¬∏-t\cw \n¿Øn-b-Xn-\pti-jta<br />
ho≠pw hymbmaw ]p\-cm-cw-`n-°m-dp-≈q. At\I h¿j-߃ CØ-c-Øn-ep≈ hymbmaw sNøp-<br />
∂Xv \Sp-th-Z\ Xncn®p hcm-Xn-cn-°m≥ klm-bn-°pw. lrZb izmk-tImi kw_-‘-amb tcmK- -ß-fp-≈-h¿<br />
tUmIvS¿am-cpsS {]tXyI \n¿t±-i-߃°-\p-k-cnt® hymbmaw sNøm-hq.<br />
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9. Pohn-X-ssien ]c-a-{]-[m\w<br />
am\- n-I-k-Ω¿±-߃ Hgn-hm-°p∂ PohnX coXn \Spth-Z\ hcm-Xn-cn-°m\pw , Hcn-°¬ h∂m¬<br />
ho≠pw A\p-`-h-s∏-Sm-Xn-cn-°m\pw hfsc {][m-\-s∏-´-Xm-Wv. ssZh-hn-izm-kw, tbmKm-`ym-kw, hymbm-aw,<br />
[ym\w, kwKo-Xw, hy‡nXz hnIm-kw, hnt\m-Z߃ F∂n-h-sb√mw CXn\v klm-bn-°pw. ]pI-h-en, aZy-]m-<br />
\w, Zp¿tΩ-Z-kv, hymbm-a-an-√m-sX-bp≈ PohnX coXn-Iƒ F∂nh Hgn-hm-t°-≠mXm-Wv. `£-W-Øns‚<br />
Afhv Ipd-bv°p-∂-Xpw, sImgp-∏pw, FÆbpw `£-W-Øn¬ \n∂v Hgn-hm-°p-∂-Xpw, Ce-°-dn-I-fpw, sh≈hpw<br />
a‰v `£-W-ß-tfm-sSm∏w [mcm-f-ambn D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂Xpw AanX hÆw Ipdbv°m≥ klm-bn-°pw. \o¥¬,<br />
\S-Øw, eLp-hym-bm-a߃ F∂n-h-sb√mw ico-c-Øns‚ {]Xn-tcm-[-tijn h¿≤n-∏n-°p-I-bpw, ico-c-Øn\v<br />
Abhv \¬Ip-Ibpw, \o¿s°-´p-Iƒ hcm-\p≈ km≤yX Ipd-bv°p-Ibpw sNøp∂p. {]3-b-am-b-h¿, Ac-a-<br />
Wn-°q¿ \S-°p-∂-Xpw, Ipd®p shbn¬ sIm≈p-∂-Xpw, ]m¬ D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xpw, Aÿn-I-fpsS _ew \ne-<br />
\¿Øm≥ kmlm-bn-°pw.<br />
F¥p Imcyhpw \nh¿∂p \n∂pw, \h¿∂n-cp∂pw thWw sNtø-≠-Xv. Iangv∂p InS-∂p≈ Dd-°w,<br />
InS∂p hmb-\, InS∂p Sn. hn. ImW¬, thsd-s¥-nepw Btem-Nnt®m, Xøm-sd-Sp-°m-sXtbm, i-cocw sh´nt®m<br />
Imcy-߃ sNøp-∂ coXnIƒ F∂nh Hgn-hm-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. `mc-sa-Sp-°p-tºmƒ ap´p-Iƒ aS°n `mcw Imep-<br />
I-tfm-S-Sp-∏n®p sht® FSp-°m-hq. FSp-°m≥ _p≤n-ap-´p≈ `mcw FSp-°-cp-Xv. IÆp-Iƒ°v ImgvN Ipdhps≠n¬AXp<br />
]cn-lcn®Xn\p tijtam, IÆ-S -sht®m Ip\n-n-cn-°msX thWw hmbn-°phm≥. Xebpw,<br />
]pkvX-Ihpw XΩn-ep≈ Zqcw Ccp-]-Øn-b©psk‚o-ao-‰-dmbn {Iao-I-cn°Ww. Iºyq-´¿ kv{Io\pw,<br />
Xebpw XΩn-ep≈ Zqcw AºXv sk‚o ao-‰-dmWv th≠-Xv. tai, Itk-c, Iºyq-´¿ F∂n-h-bpsS ÿm\߃<br />
{Iao-I-cn®v \nh¿∂n-cp∂v thWw hmbn-°p-hm-\pw, Iºyq-´-dn¬ {]h¿Øn-°p-hm-\pw. Nmcp-I-tk-c-bn¬<br />
InS-°p∂ coXn \∂-√.<br />
\nh¿∂n-cp∂v thWw ss_t°m-Sn-°m≥. ss_°ns‚ ‘tjm°v- A-_vtkm¿_-dn’\v Ipg-∏-ap-s≠-<br />
n¬ AsX√mw ]cn-l-cn-®-Xn\p tijw sh´pw, Ipgnbpw C√mØ tdmUn-eqsS thWw ss_t°m-Sn-°phm≥.<br />
Imtdm-Sn-°p-tºmƒ ko‰v ap∂n-te°p hen-®n-Sp-∂-Xpw, \Sp-hn\p ]pd-In¬ Xe-bW shbv°p-∂-Xpw, Ãnb-dnßns‚<br />
Dbcw {Iao-I-cn-°p-∂Xpw \Sp-hn\v hn{iaw sImSp-°p-∂p. Hcp aWn-°q¿ hml\w HSn-®Xn\p tijw,<br />
hml\w \n¿Øn; A©p \nan-j-ßtfmfw ico-c-Øn\v eLp- hym-bmaw sImSpØXn\v tijw thWw, ho≠pw<br />
hml\w HmSn-°p-hm≥. ASn-°Sn \Sp-th-Z\ hcp-∂-h¿ Zo¿L-bm{XIƒ Hgn-hm-°p-I-bmWv DNn-Xw. \Sp-th-Z-<br />
\-sb-°p-dn-®p≈ kmaq-lnI Ah-t_m[w hf¿∂v h-cp-∂-Xn-eqsS kaq-l-Øn\v hf-sc-b-[nIw amµy-hpw,<br />
\jvShpw hcp-Øp∂ Cu ‘kmaqly `qX’sØ \aq°v Hgn-hm-°phm≥ Ignbpw.<br />
II. tdmU-]-I-S-ßfpw {]Y-a-ip-{iq-jbpw<br />
teJ-I≥ ˛ tUm:Fw.F¬.PnΩn<br />
1. A]IS \nc°pw "tKmƒU≥ Ahdpw'<br />
\m¬]Xv hb- n\pw Xmsg-bp-≈-h-cn-ep≈ G‰hpw {][m-\-s∏´ ac-W- Im-cWw tdmU-]-I-<br />
S-ß-fm-Wv. AXn-\m¬ CXns\ Ccp-]-sØm∂mw \q‰m-≠ns‚ alm ]I¿®-hym[n F∂mWv hnfn-°p-<br />
∂-Xv. a‰v cmPy-ß-sf-°mƒ A]-IS \nc°v `mc-X-Øn¬ Iq-Sp-XemWv. tIcf-Ønse \nc°v C≥Uy≥<br />
\nc-°ns‚ c≠n-c-´n-bm-Wv. GI-tZiw F´p t]tcmfw Htcm Znh-khpw A]-I-S-߃ aqew tIc-f-<br />
Øn¬ ac-W-s∏-´p-sIm-≠n-cn-°-bm-Wv.<br />
A]-I-S-߃°p-tijw D≠m-Ip∂ acW \nc-°p-Isf aq∂p ]´n-I-Ifn¬ s]-SpØmw. BZysØXp<br />
A]-I-S-߃°p-tijw DS-\Sn D≠m-Ip-∂-XmWv. CXns‚ {][m\ ImcWw Xebv°p≈<br />
]cn-°m-Wv. c≠m-asØ Db¿∂ ac-W- \n-c°v BZysØ \mep aWn-°q-dn-\p-≈n¬ kw`-hn-°p-∂-Xm-<br />
Wv. CXns\ "tKmƒU≥ Ah¿' F∂p ]d-bp-∂p. CXns‚ {][m\ ImcWw c‡ \jvS-amWv. aq∂masØ<br />
Db¿∂ \nc°v ico-c-Ønse hnhn[ Ah-b-h-hyq-l-ß-fpsS ]cm-Pbw \nanØw aq∂v hmc-<br />
Øn-\p-tijw D≠m-Ip-∂-Xm-Wv. Ir-Xy-amb {]Ya ip{iqj \¬In ]cn-t°-‰-bmsf F{Xbpw s]s´∂v<br />
DNn-X-amb Bip-]-{Xn-bn¬ FØn-®m¬ "tKmƒU≥ Ah-dn¬' \S-°p∂ ac-W-ß-fn¬ ap°m¬ ]ns\bpw<br />
\ap°p XS-bm≥ Ign-bp-sa-∂p -am-{X-a√ A]-IS NnIn-’-bv°p -ti-j-ap≈ ImbnI {]h¿Ø\<br />
\ne-hm-c-sØbpw sa®-s∏-Sp-Øm≥ Ign-bpw.<br />
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2. A]-IS ÿeØv {i≤n-t°-≠h<br />
tdmU-]-I-S-߃ D≠m-bm¬ BZy-ambn hml-\-Øns‚ "CKn\ojy≥' Hm^m-°Ww. knKct‰m<br />
a‰v Xo]n-SpØw D≠m-°p∂ km[-\-ßtfm Ae-£y-ambn hen-s®-dn-m¬ AXv hml-\-<br />
Øn¬ \n∂pw hoWp- In-S-°p∂ C‘-\-hp-ambn {]h¿Øn®v henb Xo]n-SpØw D≠m-°mw. A]-<br />
I-S-Øn¬s]´ Bfp-Isf h-en-s®-Sp-°msX ico-c-Øn¬ hoWp InS-°p∂ `mc-ap≈ ÿm\-ß-sf√mw<br />
FSpØp am‰n-b-Xn-\p-tijw kmhm-Imiw ]pd-sØ-SpØv kpc-£n-X-amb ÿeØv InS-ØWw. H∂n¬<br />
IqSp-X¬ Bfp-Iƒ A]-IS ÿe-Øp-s≠-n¬ {]Ya ip{iq-j-Iƒ H‰bv°v sNømsX Ah-cpsSbpw<br />
klmbw tXtS-≠-XmWv. Ipd®m-fp-Isf A]-I-S-Øn¬ s]´-h-cpsS _‘p-P-\-ß-ƒ, t]meo-kv, Bw_pe≥kv,<br />
FØn-t°≠ Bip-]{Xn F∂n-hsb t^m¨ sNbvXv Adn-bn-°m≥ Ab°m-hp-∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
[mcmfw Bfp-Iƒ A]-I-S-Øn¬ s]´n-´p-s≠-n¬ Ahsc Hcp hnZ-Ks‚ klm-b-tØmsS<br />
Bip-]-{Xn-bn¬ FØn-t°≠ ap≥K-W\mSnÿm-\-Øn¬ th¿Xn-cn®v hnhn[ \nd "-tIm-Up-Iƒ'<br />
sImSp-°p-∂-Xn-s\-bmWv "{StbPv' F∂p ]d-bp-∂-Xv. F{Xbpw s]s´∂v Bip-]-{Xn-bn-te°v FØnt°-≠-h¿°v<br />
Np∂-Xpw, ]n∂oSv FØn-t°-≠-h¿°v a-bpw, s]s´∂v FØn-t°≠ Bh-iy-an-√m-<br />
Ø-h¿°v ]®-bpw, acn-®-h¿°v sh≈-bpw, hfsc Kpcp-X-c-sa-nepw s]s´∂v FØn-®mepw c£-s∏-<br />
Sp-hm≥ CS-bn-√m-Ø-h¿°v ]nv F∂o \nd "tImUp-Iƒ' BWv sImSp-°p-∂-Xv.A]-I-S-Øn¬s]´<br />
Bfp-Iƒ°p≈ {]Yaip{iqj F, _n, kn AYhm "Fb¿th', "{_oØnwßv', "k¿°p-te-j≥',<br />
"_m≥tU-Pv', "kvπnt‚Pv', "{Sm≥kvt]m¿´v' F∂ {Ia-ØnemWv sNtø-≠-Xv.<br />
3. iztkm—mk {]Yaip{iqj<br />
BZy-ambn izmk-am¿§w AYhm "Fb¿th' ]cn-tim-[n-°-Ww. aq°n-eqsS izmkw hcp-<br />
∂pt≠m F∂v ssIhn-c¬ sh®v t\m°-Ww. hcp-∂n-s√-n¬ hmbpw aq°pw ]cn-tim-[n-®p- t\m°n<br />
XS ap≠m-°p∂ Cf-Inb sh∏v ]√v, Agp°v apX-em-bh am‰-Ww. apJsØ Aÿn-Iƒ HSn-n-´ps≠-n¬<br />
hmbp izmk-\m-f-Øn¬ IS-°m≥ klm-bn-°p∂ πmÃn-°vsIm-≠p≈ "Fb¿th' hmbn¬<br />
shbv°m-hp-∂-Xm-Wv. F∂n´pw hmbp IS-°p-∂n-s√-n¬ Igp-Ønse izmk-\m-f-Øn¬ hen∏ap≈<br />
At©m Btdm "C≥PIvj≥' kqNn-Iƒ Ib‰n hmbp-hns\ ISØn hnSmhp∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
ASp-Ø-Xmbn "{_oØnwßv' AYhm tcmKn izmksaSp-°p-∂pt≠m F∂p ]cn-tim-[n-°-<br />
Ww. s\©n-ens‚ Ne\w t\m°n-tbm, s\©n-en¬ sh® ssI∏Øn Db-cp-∂pt≠m F∂v t\m°ntbm,<br />
"sÃtØm-kvtIm∏v' D]-tbm-Knt®m BWv CXp I≠p- ]n-Sn-°p-∂-Xv. izkn-°p-∂n-s√-n¬ hmtbm-<br />
Sp-hmbv tN¿Øp-h-®p≈ {In{Xna izmtk-m—m-kzw \¬I-Ww. AXn-\mbn A]-I-S-Øn¬s∏-´-bmsf<br />
InSØn, Xe ]n∂ntebv°p Ncn-®p-sh®v, XmSn-sb√p XmgvØn hmbv°p ap≥]n¬ Hcp Sh¬ sh®v<br />
ip{iq-jn°p∂ BfpsS izmkw Bg-Øn¬ A]-I-S-Øn¬s∏´ BfpsS hmbn-te°v hmtbmSvhmbv<br />
tN¿Øp-h®v DuXp-I. AXn-\p-tijw hmbv FSp-°p-I. Cßs\ Hcp an\n-‰n¬ ]{¥≠p {]mhiyw<br />
sNø-Ww.<br />
4. c‡-Nw-{I-aW {]Ya{ip{ipj<br />
ASp-Ø-Xmbn ]cn-tim-[n-t°-≠Xv "k¿°p-te-j≥' AYhm lrZ-b-c-‡-Ip-g-ep-I-fpsS<br />
{]h¿Ø\apt≠m-sb-∂m-Wv. lrZ-b-an-Sn∏v Dt≠m-sb∂v Adn-bp-∂Xv km[m-cW "]ƒkv' t\m°nbmW.v<br />
km[m-c-W-bmbn "tdUn-b¬ ]ƒkv' BWv t\m°p-I. CXp I≠p ]nSn-°p-∂Xv ssI∏-ØnbpsS<br />
Xmsg-bp≈ X≈-hn-c-ens‚ Xmsg-`m-K-Øm-bp≈ Ipg-bpsS Xmsgbp≈ Dƒ`m-KØv aq∂v hncep-Iƒ<br />
sh®v X≈-hn-c¬ ]n≥`m-KØv sh®v Aa¿Øn hnc-ep-Iƒ s]mßp-∂pt≠m F∂p t\m°nbm-Wv.<br />
"tdUn-b¬ ]ƒkv' e`n-°p-∂n-s√-n¬ "Itcm-‰nUv ]ƒkv' t\m°-Ww. Igp-Øn-\p-ap-I-fn¬<br />
XmSn-sb-√ns‚ aqebv°p Xmsg-bmbn Aa¿Øn-bmWv CXp I≠p-]n-Sn-°p-∂-Xv. CXpw e`n-°p-∂n-s√-<br />
n¬ lrZbw {]h¿Øn-°p-∂n-s√∂p \nivNbn-°mw.<br />
lrZbw {]h¿Øn-°p-∂n-s√n¬ lrZbsØ Aa¿Øn c‡w ico-c -`m-K-ß-fn-se-Øn-<br />
°p∂ {In{Xna lrZb {]h¿Ø\w AYhm "Im¿Un-bmIv amtkPv' sImSp-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. AXn-\mbn<br />
]cn-t°-‰-bmsf am¿≤-h-a-√mØ Xd-bn¬ ae¿Øn InSØn, s\s©√ns‚ Xmgv ]Ip-Xn-bn¬ ssI∏-<br />
Øn-bpsS apg®p \n¬°p∂ `mKw aosX-°p-aosX h®,v ssIap´v t\¿°v ]nSn®v, tXmfn¬ \n∂v _ew<br />
sImSpØv s\s©√v H∂cbn©v Xmgp∂ Af-hn¬ Aa¿Ø-Ww. CXv Hcp an\n-‰n¬ 72 {]mhiyw<br />
sNø-Ww. Ip´n-Iƒ°v Hcp ssI∏-Øn-bp-]-tbm-Kn®v s\s©√v Hcn©v Xmgp∂ Af-hnepw, inip-<br />
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°ƒ°v c≠v hnc-ep-Ifp]-tbm-Kn®v s\s©√v Acbn©v Xmgp∂ Af-hnepamWv _ew- sIm-Spt°-<br />
≠-Xv. CXv GI-tZiw Ac- a-Wn-°q-tdmfw lrZ-b -{]-h¿Ø\w Xncn®v hcp-∂Xv hsc XpScmw.<br />
lrZbw kzbw {]h¿Øn-®p- Xp-Sßnbm¬ tcmKnsb "dnI-hdn' ÿm\Øv AYhm Ncn® InS-Ø-Ww.<br />
lrZ-bhpw izmtk-m—m-khpw \S-°p-∂n-s√-n¬ 2:30 AXm-bXv c≠v {]hmiyw hmtbmSvhmbv tN¿Øpsh-®p≈<br />
izmtkm-—mkw, ap∏Xv {]mhiyw lrZ-bsØ Aa¿Ø¬ F∂ {Ia-Øn-emWv sNtø-≠Xv.<br />
ASp-Ø-Xmbn {i≤n-t°-≠Xv ico-c-Øn¬ \n∂pw c‡w \jvS-s∏-Sp-∂p-t≠m-sb-∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
ssIIm-ep-I-fn¬ \n∂mW vc‡w \jvS-s∏-Sp-s∂-n¬ Ah Db¿Øn- ]n-Sn-®m¬ c‡ -{]-hmlw<br />
Ipdbpw. AXn-\p- tijw "]mUp-Iƒ' sh®v "_m≥tU-Pp-Iƒ' sIm≠p Aa¿Øn sI´-Ww. CXn-s\bmWv<br />
"{]j¿ _m≥tUPv' F∂p ]d-bp-∂-Xv. "Sq¿Wn-s°‰v' AYhm Ib¿sIm≠v apdp-°n-sI-´p-∂Xv<br />
ico-c-`m-K-߃°v IqSp-X¬ tISp hcp-Øm-sa-∂-Xn-\m¬ Hgn-hm-°Ww.<br />
5. ]cntim[-\bpw ‘tjm°pw’<br />
AXn-\p-tijw Xe, IÆv, aq°v, sNhn, s\s©-√p-Iƒ, hb¿, CSp-∏v, ssIIm-ep-Iƒ, F∂nh-bn-ep≈<br />
apdn-hp-Ifpw ]cn-°p-Ifpw hfsc thK-Øn¬ ]cn-tim-[n-®p t\m°-Ww. ]cn-tim-[-\-bv°mbn<br />
tSm¿®v D]-tbm-Kn-°m-hp-∂-Xm-Wv. BZyw t\m°nbpw, ]n∂oSv Aa¿Øn-bp-amWv ]cn-tim-[n-t°-≠-<br />
Xv. s\s©√v, CSp-s∏-√v, ssIIm-ep-Iƒ F∂n-h-bnse Akm-[m-c-W-amb A\-°w, thZ\ F∂nh<br />
Aÿn-I-fpsS HSnhns\ ImWn-°p-∂p. A]-I-S-Øn¬s∏´bmtfmSv ssIIm-ep-Iƒ, hnc-ep-Iƒ F∂nh<br />
A\-°m≥ ]d-bp-∂Xv Ah {]h¿Øn-°p-∂pt≠m F∂v I≠p- ]n-Sn-°m≥ klm-bn-°pw. ]n∂oSv<br />
c≠m-fp-Iƒ tN¿∂v tcmKnsb Ncn®p InSØn ico-c-Øns‚ ]n≥`m-KØp≈ \s´-√ns‚ \Sp- `m-<br />
KØpw Igp-Øns‚ \Sp- `m-KØpw t\m°nbpw Aa¿Ønbpw ]cn-tim-[n-°Ww. Cu ]cn-tim-[-\-Isf√mw<br />
shdpw c≠p an\n-‰p-Iƒ°p-≈n¬ thK-Øn¬ sNtø-≠-Xm-Wv.<br />
CSp-s∏-√n¬ HSn-hp-s≠n¬ B `mK-Øv \n∂v hb-dn-\p-≈n-te°v c‡w hm¿∂v ac-W-ap-<br />
≠m-Im-sa-∂-Xn-\m¬ Aß-s\-bp-≈-hsc F{Xbpw s]s´∂v Bip-]-{Xn-bn-se-Øn-°-Ww. CSp-s∏-<br />
√nse HSn-hv, H∂n¬ IqSp-X¬ F√p-I-fpsS HSnhv, Bg-amb apdn-hp-Iƒ F∂nh aqew ico-c-Ønse<br />
\m¬]Xp iX-am-\-Øn¬ IqSp-X¬ c‡w \jvS-s∏-´m¬ D≠m-Im-hp∂ Ah-ÿ-bv°mWv "tjm°v'<br />
F∂p ]d-bp-∂-Xv. "]ƒkv' Zp¿_-e-am-Ip-I, icocw XWpØpw hnf-dn-bp-an-cn-°p-I, izmtkm-—mkw<br />
{ZqX-K-Xn-bnepw Bgw Ipd--Xp-am-Ip-I, t_m[-tI-Sp-≠m-hpI F∂n-h-bmWv "tjm°ns‚' e£-W߃.<br />
Aß-s\-bp≈ Ah-ÿ-bn¬ c‡w A{]-[m-\-amb `mK-ß-fn¬ \n∂v {][m-\-s∏´ Xe-t®m¿<br />
apX-emb `mK- -ßfnte°p t]mIp-hm-\mbn Imep-Iƒ s]m°n- sh-bv°Ww. ico-c-Øn¬ X-dp Ibdn-bn-cn-°p∂<br />
hkvXp-°ƒ A]-I-S-ÿ-e-Øp- sh®v Ducn-bm¬ apdn-hn-eqsS B¥-cm-h-b-h-ß-fn-te°p<br />
c‡w hm¿∂p tcmKn ac-W-s∏Smw F∂-Xn-\m¬ Ah hen-®p-c-cp-Xv.<br />
6. _m≥tU-Pv', "kvπnt‚Pv', "{Sm≥kvt]m¿´v'<br />
apdn-hp-Isf√mw "]mUp-Ifpw', "_m≥tUPpIfpw' D]-tbm-Kn®v aqSn -sh-bv°Ww. At\Iw<br />
hmcn-sb-√p-Iƒ HSn--Xp- aqew s\s©-√n¬ D≠m-Ip∂ Akm-[m-cW A\-°-Øm¬ izmk XS w<br />
Ds≠-n¬ HSn `mK-߃ A\-ßm-Xn-cn-°m-\mbn XpWn D]-tbm-Kn®p s\s©-√ns\ Np‰n -shbv°-Ww.<br />
hb-dnse IpS-ep-Iƒ ]pd-Øm-sW-n¬ Ah hb-dn-\p-≈n¬ sh®v hrØn-bp≈ XpWnsIm≠v<br />
aqS-Ww.<br />
Aÿn-Iƒ°v HSn-hp-s≠-n¬ HSn `mK-Øn\v Np‰p-ap≈ icoc `mK-Øn\v IqSp-X-embn tISp ]‰m-<br />
Xn-cn-°m-\pw, IqSp-X¬ c‡w \jvS-s∏-Sm-Xn-cn-°m\pw, \ocpw thZ-\bpw Ipd-bv°m\pw B `mKsØ A\-°msX<br />
hbv°m≥ "kvπn‚p-Iƒ' D]-tbm-Kn®v sI´n- sh-bv°Ww. e`y-amb hSn-, IpS-, amkn-I apX-em-bh CXn-\mbn<br />
D]-tbm-Kn°mw. HSn ssI `mK-߃ A\-ßm-sX-bn-cn-°m≥ XpWn aS°n {XotIm-Wm-Ir-Xn-bn¬ B°n<br />
ssIbns\ s]mXnv Igp-Øn\v ]n∂n-eqsS sI´n-h-bv°mw. CXns\ "{Smbm≥Ip-e¿ …nwßv' F∂p ]d-bp-∂p.<br />
HSn Im¬ A\-ßm-Xn-cn-°m≥ \mep XpWn- Ij-W-߃ D]-tbm-Kn®v HSn-bmØ Imen-t\mSv tN¿Øv sI´n<br />
-h-bv°m-hp-∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
Igp-Øn\p ]pd-In¬ \Sp-hn-embn thZ-\-bp-s≠-n¬ \s´-√n¬ HSn-hp-≠m-Im≥ km[y-Xbp≠v.<br />
Aß-s\-bp-≈-h-cpsS IgpØv A\-ßn-bm¬ HSn `mK-߃ kpjvav\ \mUn-bn¬ Aa¿∂v<br />
ssIIm-ep-Iƒ°v Xf¿® hcm-sa-∂-Xp-sIm≠,v IgpØv A\-ßm-Xn-cn-°m≥ I´n-bp≈ "tImf¿' sh®v<br />
Np‰n-sh-bv°-Ww. ]pdØv \s´-√ns‚ `mKØv ]cn-°p-s≠-n¬ Imep-Iƒ Xf-cm-sX-bn-cn-°m≥ A]-<br />
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I-S-Øn¬ s]´bmsf Bip-]-{Xn-bn-te-°p≈ hml-\-Øn¬ Ib-‰p-tºmƒ \s´√p hf-bmsX Hcp<br />
hSn- t]mse \memƒ tN¿∂p- thWw sIm≠p-t]m-Im≥.<br />
7. Bip-]{XnIfp-ambn _‘-s∏´ Imcy߃<br />
Hm∏td-j≥ sNøm-\mbn t_m[w sISp-Øp-∂-Xn\p ap≥]mbn Bdp- a-Wn-°p¿ Fnepw<br />
`£-W]m\ob-߃ Ign-°msX Ccn-°Ww. Kpcp-X-c-ambn ]cn-t°‰ Bfp-Iƒ°v Hm∏-td-j≥ Bhiy-amImw<br />
F∂-Xn-\m¬ Ah¿°v Ign-°m≥ `£-W-]m-\o-b߃ sImSp-°-cp-Xv. B]-I-S-Øn¬s∏´h-cpsS<br />
kmº-ØnI \ne-hm-chpw ]cn-°p-I-fpsS Xchpw Kpcp-X-cm-hÿbpw IW-°n-se-SpØv thWw<br />
Ahsc GXv Bip-]-{Xn-bn-te°v sIm≠p t]msIWw F∂p Xocp-am-\n-t°-≠Xv. Ign-hXpw ASp-<br />
Øp≈ Bip-]-{Xn-bnte°v sIm≠p t]mIp-I-bmWv \√Xv. Xe°v ]cn-t°‰ hsc kn.-‰n. kvIm\pw<br />
\yqtdm- k¿P\pap≈ Bip]{Xn-bn-te-°mWv sIm≠p t]mtI-≠Xv. A‰v t]mb ssIIm¬ `mK߃<br />
hrØnbp≈ πmÃnIv Dd-bn-en´v, B Ddsb sFkv IjW-߃ C´ as‰mcp πmkv‰nIv Dd-bnem°n<br />
`{Z-ambn sI´n tcmKn-tbm-sS∏w ssat{Im-kvtIm-∏ns‚ klm-b-tØmsS Xp∂n sN¿°p∂<br />
Hm∏-td-j≥ sNøm≥ kuIcyap≈ Bip-]-{Xn-bn¬ Bdp aWn-°p-dn-\p-≈n¬ FØn-°Ww. ssIImep-I-fn¬<br />
\n∂v aknepIƒ \jvS-s∏-´-h-sc Ah h®v ]nSn-∏n-°m≥ kuI-cy-ap-≈Xpw πmkv‰nIv<br />
k¿P≥ D≈-Xp-amb Bip-]-{Xn-bn-te-°mWv sIm≠p -t]m-sI-≠Xv. ssIhn-c-ep-Iƒ°v apdn-hps-≠-<br />
n¬ Rc-ºpIƒ apdn-n-cn°mw F∂-Xn-\m¬ AÿntcmK hnZ-Kv[t\m, πmÃnIv k¿Pt\m D≈<br />
Bip-]-{Xn-bn-te°v thWw sIm≠p-t]m-Im≥. A]-I-S-Øn¬s∏´hsc Bip-]-{Xn-bn¬ sIm≠pt]mbn<br />
Ahn-sS Dt]-£n®v t]mImsX tUmIvS¿°v t]meo-kns\ Adn-bn-°m-\p≈ hnh-c-߃ ]d-<br />
p- sIm-Sp-°Ww, tcmKn-bpsS _‘p-°sf Adnbn-°Ww, Ign-bp-sa-n¬ tcm-Kn°v Bh-iy-ap≈<br />
c‡w apXemb kwhn-[m-\-߃ G¿∏mSm°n sImSp-°Ww.<br />
8. Imc-W-ßfpw ]cn-lm-c-hpw.<br />
sNdnb Af-hn¬ aZyw Ign-®m-epw ImgvN-bnepw, tIƒhn-bnepw, Xocp-am-\߃ FSp-°p-hm-<br />
\p≈ Ignhnepw, akn-ep-I-fpsS {]h¿Ø-\-Ønepw Ipdhp hcpw F∂-Xn-\m-¬ aZy-]n®v hml-\-tam-<br />
Sn-°-cpXv. aZy]n®v hml\tamSn-°pI, AanX thKw, Ddßn hml\tamSn-°pI, sl¬sa‰v D]-tbm-<br />
Kn-°m-Xn-cn-°pI, ko‰v s_¬‰v D]-tbm-Kn-°m-Xn-cn-°p-I, hml\-tam-Sn-°p-tºmƒ samss_¬ t^m¨<br />
D]-tbm-Kn-°p-I, A{i≤, {Sm^nIv \nb-a-߃ A\p-k-cn-°m-Xn-cn-°pI F∂-h-sb√mw hml\ A]-<br />
I-S߃ D≠-m°mt\m ]cn-°p-Iƒ Kpcp-X-c-am-°mt\m Imc-W-amIpw F∂-Xn\m¬ Ah-sb√mw<br />
Hgnhmt°≠-Xm-Wv.<br />
hml-\-tam-Sn-°p∂-h¿ ka-bmka-b-ß-fn¬ BtcmKy ]cn-tim[\Iƒ \SØn BtcmKy<br />
{]iv\-߃ ]cn-l-cn-t°-≠-XmWv ]\n apXemb £oWw D≠m-°p∂ tcmKm-h-ÿ-bn¬ Ccn°p-∂h¿,<br />
lm¿´-v A‰m°v, A]-kvamcw, Xe-Np-‰¬ apX-emb tcmK߃ D≈-h¿, Ae¿Pn apX-em-b-h°v<br />
D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ £oWw hcp-Øm-hp∂ acp-∂pIƒ Ign-®-h¿ F∂n-h¿ hml-\-ßtfmSn-°-cpXv.<br />
h¿≤n®v hcp∂ NnIn¬k sNe-hp-I-fp-sSbpw tdmU-]-IS \nc-°n-s‚bpw kml-N-cy-Øn¬ F√mhcpw<br />
\n›-b-ambpw tdmU-]-IS BtcmKy C≥jp-d≥kv FSp-Øn-cn-°-Ww. hml-\-ß-fn¬ kpk-÷amb<br />
{]Yaip{iqj s]´n -hbv°p∂Xpw hml-\-tamSn-°p-∂-hcpw bm{X-°mcpw {]Yaip{iqj ]cnio-e\w<br />
t\Sp-∂Xpw tdmU-]-IS ac-Wßsf KWy-ambn Ipd-bv°m\pw tdmU]-IS ]cn-°p-IfpsS<br />
NnIn¬k°v tijw e`n-°p∂ ImbnI {]h¿Ø-\- \ne-hm-csØ h¿≤n-∏n-°m\pw klm-bn°pw<br />
III. Road accidents and First Aid<br />
Author; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L.<br />
1. Accident rate and ‘golden hour’<br />
The major cause for death below fourty years <strong>of</strong> age in the world population is road traffic accidents.<br />
Hence it is called pandemic <strong>of</strong> twenty first century. The Indian R.T.A. rate is six percent <strong>of</strong> the total world<br />
rate, even though the total number <strong>of</strong> vehicles in Indian roads is one percent <strong>of</strong> the total world number.<br />
R.T.A. death rate in India is double that <strong>of</strong> the developed world.<br />
The chart <strong>of</strong> deaths occurring after road traffic accidents can be grouped into three peaks. First<br />
peak <strong>of</strong> deaths occur immediately after the accidents. The major reason for death in this group is head<br />
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injury. It is usually non preventable. The second peak <strong>of</strong> deaths occurs within first four hours after the<br />
accidents. This period is called ‘Golden hour’. The main cause <strong>of</strong> death in ‘Golden hour’ is blood loss. The<br />
third peak <strong>of</strong> deaths occurs three weeks after the accidents. This is due to multy organ failure. This has to<br />
be treated in the hospitals. If we can give correct first aid and shift the patient to the optimum hospital as<br />
early as possible; then we can reduce three fourths <strong>of</strong> R.T.A. deaths and can also improve the quality <strong>of</strong> life<br />
obtained after the treatment completion <strong>of</strong> accident victims.<br />
2. ‘Control’ at the accident site<br />
First <strong>of</strong> all, the care providers or volunteers should protect themselves from getting injured at the<br />
accident site. Then, <strong>of</strong>f the ‘ignition’ <strong>of</strong> the involved vehicle. Abstain from carelessly throwing lighted cigarettes<br />
or other ignitable materials at the accidents site. Otherwise it may ignite the spilled fuel from the vehicle and<br />
produce major fire. The accident victims should be removed from the vehicle to a safer place by slowly<br />
removing the heavy objects fallen on their body instead <strong>of</strong> pulling them. If there are more volunteers at the<br />
accident site, then we should take their help also instead <strong>of</strong> doing everything by ourselves. We may send<br />
some volunteers to inform the police, ambulance, the hospital where we are going to carry the victims and<br />
relatives <strong>of</strong> the victims by phone.<br />
3. ‘Triage’ and order <strong>of</strong> the first aid<br />
When many persons are involved in an accident, they are sorted by an expert and are given different<br />
colour cods according to the order <strong>of</strong> priority in which they are to be shifted to the hospitals. This is called<br />
‘triage’. The victims who are to be shifted immediately to the hospital are given red, second priority victims<br />
are given yellow and the persons who may be shifted at a later time are given green color codes. Dead<br />
persons are given white and the persons who are very serious but will not survive even after shifting them<br />
to the hospital are given pink colour code. The first aid provided to the accident victims are conducted in the<br />
order <strong>of</strong> A, B, C or airway, breathing, circulation, bandage, splintage, and transport.<br />
4. First aid for ‘breathing’<br />
First step in the R.T.A. first aid is examination <strong>of</strong> the airway. The breathing is checked by placing<br />
fingers in front <strong>of</strong> the nostrils. If breath air flow is absent, examine the mouth and nose to check for any<br />
obstructing objects such as loose artificial dentures, mud etc. If the bones <strong>of</strong> the face are broken, place the<br />
‘airway’ that makes a passage for the air from outside to enter in to the lungs. If the air is not entering the<br />
lungs after the airway is kept, pierce the trachea with five or six large bore injection needles to let the air in.<br />
Next examine the breathing, by observing the chest movements or by using Stethoscope. If the<br />
victim is not breathing; give artificial respiration by ‘mouth to mouth’ breathing. This is given by making the<br />
victim lie on the floor and then extend the head <strong>of</strong> the victim and open the mouth by holding on the jaw. Keep<br />
a towel in front <strong>of</strong> the mouth <strong>of</strong> the victim. The provider takes deep breath and then exhales to the mouth <strong>of</strong><br />
the victim by placing his mouth over the towel. This is repeated twelve times in a minute.<br />
5. First aid for ‘circulation’<br />
Next examine the ‘circulation’ or the functioning <strong>of</strong> the heart and blood vessels. Usually the heart<br />
function is assessed by palpating the ‘pulse’. Usually ‘radial pulse’ is palpated to assess the heart function.<br />
This is palpated by placing three fingers just below the front <strong>of</strong> the wrist, on the side <strong>of</strong> the thumb <strong>of</strong> the<br />
victim and the volunteers thumb on the back. Feel for the repeated elevations <strong>of</strong> the three fingers. If the<br />
radial pulse is not available; look for carotid pulse. This is felt by placing the fingers <strong>of</strong> the provider in the<br />
upper part <strong>of</strong> the neck, just below the corner <strong>of</strong> the jaw. If this is also impalpable; then it can be concluded<br />
that heart is not beating sufficiently.<br />
If the heart is not functioning sufficiently, artificially squeeze the heart from outside for sending the<br />
blood to entire body and this is called ‘cardiac massage’. For this; make the victim lie on a firm place and<br />
place the heel <strong>of</strong> the palm one above another on the lower part <strong>of</strong> sternum. Keeping the elbow and wrist<br />
straight, press the chest by giving force from the shoulder so as to press down the chest to one and half<br />
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inches. This is repeated seventy two times in a minute. In children use one hand so as to press down the<br />
chest to one inch and in infants use two fingers so as to press down the chest to half an inch. Cardiac<br />
massage is continued till the functioning <strong>of</strong> the heart returns or up to half an hour. Once the heart starts<br />
functioning; Place the patient in the side position or in the ‘recovery’ position. If both the heart beating and<br />
respiration are absent; give the ‘cardiac massage’ and ‘mouth to mouth breathing’ in the ratio <strong>of</strong> 30:2 which<br />
means 30 ‘cardiac massages’ followed by two ‘mouth to mouth breathings’.<br />
Next, search the body to identify bleeders. If the bleeding is occurring from the limbs, keep them<br />
elevated to reduce the blood flow. After that, give ‘pressure bandage’ by using pads and tie them with<br />
pressure. ‘Tourniquet’ or tying the limbs with rope may produce further damage to the limbs and hence must<br />
be avoided.<br />
6. Rapid examination and fluid ‘shock’<br />
Examine the head, eyes, nose, ears, chest, abdomen, pelvis and limbs to detect wounds, contusions<br />
etc. Ask the victim to move the toes, fingers and the limbs to check their movements or function. With the<br />
help <strong>of</strong> two volunteers keep the victim on the side position, identify the wounds on the back and check the<br />
tenderness behind the centre <strong>of</strong> neck and vertebral column. These examinations are to be done with in two<br />
minutes.<br />
Fractures in the pelvic bones may produce oozing <strong>of</strong> blood to the abdominal cavity. This may cause<br />
death. Hence such a victim has to be shifted immediately to the hospital. A condition called ‘shock’ develops;<br />
when more than forty percent <strong>of</strong> the whole body blood is lost due to multiple bone fractures, deep wounds or<br />
pelvic bone fractures. The feeble pulse, cold and pale skin, fast and shallow breathing and loss <strong>of</strong> consciousness<br />
are the signs <strong>of</strong> the ‘shock’. In such a stage; the legs should be elevated to shift the blood to the vital body<br />
parts like brain. At the accident site; penetrating objects should not be removed from the body <strong>of</strong> the victim<br />
because it may cause death due to internal bleeding.<br />
7. Bandage, splinting and transport<br />
Cover the all the significant wounds by using pads and bandages. The abnormal movement in the<br />
chest and breathing difficulty due to fractures <strong>of</strong> many ribs can be reduced by strapping the chest with cloth.<br />
If the abdominal viscera went outside the abdomen due to wounds, relocate it to the abdominal cavity and<br />
cover the abdomen with clean cloths.<br />
Use splints in the case <strong>of</strong> fractures to prevent further damage to the near by tissues, blood loss, pain<br />
and edema. The available materials like wooden bars, Umbrella etc. may be used as splints to immobilize the<br />
fractures by tying them around the fractured limbs. A square shaped cloth may be folded to form a ‘triangular<br />
sling’. This is used for immobilizing upper limb fractures. A fractured lower limb may be immobilized by tying<br />
it to the uninjured lower limb with the help <strong>of</strong> four cloths.<br />
The possibilities for vertebral fractures are high, if there is tenderness behind the centre <strong>of</strong> the neck.<br />
If the neck moves in such a victim, spinal cord may be damaged by the fractured vertebral column to<br />
produce paralyses <strong>of</strong> the limbs. Hence in such persons, the neck should be immobilized using hard cervical<br />
collar. If there is tenderness on the back <strong>of</strong> the centre <strong>of</strong> chest or abdomen, the victim should be shifted to<br />
the ambulance by four persons like a ‘log <strong>of</strong> wood’ or without bending the victims body.<br />
8. Matters related to the hospitals<br />
The decision to shift to the respective hospital is made after considering the financial status <strong>of</strong> the<br />
victim and the type and seriousness <strong>of</strong> the injuries. If the treatment for the specific injuries <strong>of</strong> the victim are<br />
available, it is better to shift to the near by hospital. The head injuries patients are to be shifted to a hospital<br />
were C.T. Scan and Neurosurgeon is available. The amputated body parts should be placed in a clean<br />
plastic bag which is placed in another plastic bag containing ice cubes and the bag is tied safely. This should<br />
be carried within 6 hours to a hospital with micro vascular surgical facility. Victims with severe muscle or<br />
s<strong>of</strong>t tissue loss are to be shifted to hospitals where facilities for plastic surgery are available. Hand injury<br />
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victims may have tendon cuts which require suturing and hence they are to be shifted to hospitals having<br />
orthopaedic or plastic surgery departments.<br />
In order to undergo anesthesia for major surgery, the patient has to abstain from taking food and<br />
drinks for six hours. The seriously injured victims should not be given food or drinks after the accident<br />
because they may require major surgery. After transporting the victim from the accident site; instead <strong>of</strong><br />
forsaking the victims in the hospitals, intimate their relatives, give the doctor necessary information to write<br />
the police intimation and also if necessary arrange for blood transfusion.<br />
9. Causes and solutions<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>iving after consuming alcohol must be avoided because even with minor quantities <strong>of</strong> alcohol;<br />
decision making capacity, co-ordination, muscle strength, vision and hearing may be impaired. <strong>Dr</strong>unken<br />
driving, sleepy driving, over speed, non use <strong>of</strong> seat belts or helmets, use <strong>of</strong> mobile phones during driving,<br />
carelessness and disobeying <strong>of</strong> traffic rules may cause R.T.A.s or make the injuries more grievous and<br />
hence must be avoided.<br />
Those who drive the vehicles must rectify their health problems by undergoing time to time<br />
health check ups and treatments. Those who are in diseases like fever which causes tiredness, those with<br />
recurrent heart pain, fits and dizziness etc. and those who have taken medications that causes tiredness like<br />
that for allergy, should not drive vehicles. In the circumstance <strong>of</strong> increasing R.T.A.s and treatment expenses,<br />
every one must take R.T.A. health insurance. Well equipped first aid box in the vehicles and first aid training<br />
to all vehicle drivers and travelers can cause reduction <strong>of</strong> R.T.A. deaths and improve the quality <strong>of</strong> life<br />
obtained after the treatment completion <strong>of</strong> the injuries.<br />
IV. a¿Xr-i-co-c-Øn¬ tbip-hns‚ Poh≥<br />
teJ-I≥ tUm. PnΩn Fw. F¬.<br />
1. tUmIvSdpw tcmKn-Ifpw<br />
Nne-bm-fp-I-fn¬ tcmK-߃ h∂v NnIn-’bv°ptijw Ah amdn-bmepw AtX tcmK-߃ XncnsI<br />
hcp-∂Xv \ap°v ImWm≥ Ign-bpw. a‰p Nne¿°m-Is´ Hcp tcmKw amdp-tºmƒ as‰mcp tcmKw hcp-∂p. AXp<br />
amdp-tºmtgm ASpØ tcmKhpw. F¥p sIm≠mWv Cßs\ kw`-hn-°p-∂Xv?. Rms\mcp F√p tcmK tUmIvSdm-Wv.<br />
Rm≥ H.-]n.-bn¬ ]cn-tim-[n-°p∂ tcmKn-I-fn¬ ]Ip-Xn-tbmfw t]¿s°-nepw imco-cnI tcmK-ß-tfmsSm∏w<br />
am\-kn-I-amb {]iv\-߃, D¬°-WvT-Iƒ, ZpxJ-߃ apX-em-b-h-bpsS e£-W-ßfpw ImWm-dp-≠v.<br />
CØcw {]iv\-߃ amdm-Xn-cp-∂m¬ tcmK-߃ amdn-bmepw ho≠pw hcp-hm≥ km≤y-X-bp-≠v. DZm-l-c-Wambn<br />
\Spth-Z\ Xs∂sbSp-°mw. F¨]Xp iX-am\w \Sp-th-Z-\-Iƒ°pw F√p tcmK kw_-‘-amb Imc-<br />
W-߃°p-]cn am\-knI ]ncn-ap-dp-°hpw, ico-c-Øns‚ \n¬∏pw \S∏pw icn-bmb coXn-bn-e-√m-ØXpw Imc-<br />
W-am-Ip-∂p-sh∂v imkv{Xo-b-ambn tcJ-s∏-Sp-Øn-bn-cn-°p-∂p. a\- ns‚ `mcw icocsØ _m[n-°p-tºmƒ<br />
\Ωƒ \n¬°p-Ibpw \S-°p-Ibpw sNøp∂ coXn-Iƒ t]mepw amdn-t∏m-Ipw.<br />
Ae¿Pn, {]j¿, {]ta-lw, lm¿´v A‰m°v, Aƒk¿, XpΩ¬, Nne hmX-߃, izmkw-ap-´v, Xe-th-<br />
Z\ apX-emb At\Iw tcmK-߃ D≠m-Im\pw A[n-I-am-Iphm\pw am\-kn-I-amb Imc-W-ßfpaps≠∂v<br />
imkv{Xo-b-ambn sXfn-bn-°-s∏-´n-´p-≈-Xm-Wv. am\-kn-I-amb ]ncn-ap-dp°w ico-c-Ønse tlm¿tam-Wp-I-fpsS<br />
Af-hnepw Xc-Ønepw hnXym-kap≠m-°p-∂p. tcmK {]Xn-tcm[ tijnsb Ipd-°p-∂p. tcmK-Øn¬ \n∂p≈<br />
tamN-\-sØbpw apdn-hp-Iƒ DW-°sØbpw Xma-kn-∏n-°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂p. hg-°v, tIm]w, sshcm-Kyw, ZpxJw,<br />
D¬°-WvT, AS°w h®n-cn-°p∂ taml-߃, sNdp-∏-°mew apX¬ D≠m-bn-´p-≈- D-W-ßmØ am\knIamb<br />
apdn-∏q-°ƒ, kvt\lhpw AwKo-Im-chpw e`n-°m-Xn-cp∂ Ah-ÿ, ssewKoI {]iv\-߃ F∂n-h-sb√mw<br />
CØcw am\-knI Imc-W-ß-fpsS ]´n-I-bn¬ s]Sp-Øm-hp-∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
ASpØ _‘p-°ƒ acn-®-Xn-ep≈ ZpxJ߃, \jvS-t_m-[w, A]-I¿jXm t_m[w, ]cm-Pb t_m[w<br />
F∂n-h-sb√mw Btcm-KysØ _m[n-°p-∂p. “Fs‚ Bbqkv ZpxJw sIm≠pw Fs‚ kwh-’-c-߃ s\Spho¿∏p-sIm≠pw<br />
Ignp t]mbn-cn-°p-∂p. Fs‚ AIrXyw \nanØw Fs‚ _ew £oWn®pw Fs‚ Aÿn-<br />
Iƒ £bn-®p-an-cn-°p-∂p’’(ko 31:10). Nne¿ kz¥w ZpxJ-ßfpw D¬°-WvT-Ifpw ad-°m≥ D]-t_m-[-a-\- ns‚<br />
{]h¿Ø\ ^e-ambn D]-t_m-[-ambn ico-c-Øn¬ {i≤n-°p-∂-Xp-sIm≠v, AXv lnkv‰ncn-°¬ tcmK-ß-fmbn<br />
amdp-∂p. Nne¿°p≠mIp∂ akn¬ thZ\, Ig∏v , t_m[-t°Sv apX-em-bh Cu hn`m-K-Øn¬ s]Sp-Ømw.<br />
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2. Zp¿tam-l-ßfpw Bk-‡n-Ifpw<br />
t\csØ ]d ]e am\-knI {]iv\-ßfpw shdpw am\-knI {]iv\-߃ am{X-amtWm?<br />
Ah-bn¬ ]e-Xnepw ]m]-Øns‚ Awiw Hfnp InS-∏nt√ “Fs¥∂m¬ Hcn-°¬ \mapw _p≤nlo-\cpw<br />
A\p-k-c-W-bn-√m-Ø-hcpw,h©n-°-s∏-´-hcpw,\m\m taml-߃°pw kpJ߃°pw A[o-<br />
\cpw, Akq-b-bnepw ]I-bnepw Imew Ign-®-hcpw shdp-°-s∏-´-hcpw, ]c-kv]cw shdp-Øn-cp-∂-hcpw<br />
Bbn-cp-∂p’’(-XotØm3:3). Bfl- \n-b-{¥W°pdhv, tIm]w, hmin-Iƒ, hg-°p-Iƒ, F∂n-h-bmepw \mhv<br />
icn-bmb coXn-bn¬ D]tbm-Kn-°m-ØXp aqehpw a‰p-≈-h-tcbpw Ah-\-h-s\-Ø-s∂bpw am\-knI ]ncn-ap-dp-<br />
°-ß-fn-te°pw tcmK-ß-fn-te°pw Nne¿ \bn-°p-∂p. “ac-Whpw Poh\pw \mhns‚ A[n-Im-c-Øn¬ D≠v.<br />
AXns\ kvt\ln-°p-∂-h≥ AXns‚ ^ew A\p-`-hn-°pw’’(k-Zriy18:21).<br />
]ecpw IpSpw-_-{]-iv\-߃, hy‡n-_-‘-Ønse XI-cm-dp-Iƒ, sXmgn¬ {]iv\-߃, kmº-ØnI<br />
{]iv\-߃ F∂n-h-bpsS ]nSn-bn-em-Wv. ]e-cp-tSbpw {]iv\-߃, km-ev]nI Imc-W-߃sImt≠m, Aan-<br />
X-amb `bw, Aan-X-amb DXv°WvT F∂nh sImt≠m,Aan-X-amb taml-߃ h®p ]pe¿Øp-∂-Xp- sImt≠m<br />
D≠m-Ip-∂ kmev]nI {]iv\-ß-fm-Wv. \ΩpsS ]e {]iv\-߃°pw Aan-X-amb [\-tamlw Imc-W-at√<br />
?.“Fs¥-∂m¬ [\-tam-l-amWv F√m Xn∑-bp-tSbpw ASn-ÿm\ Imc-Ww. [\ taml-ß-fn-eqsS ]ecpw<br />
hnizm-k-Øn¬ \n∂p hyXn-N-en®p t]mIp-hm\pw Ht´sd hyY-I-fm¬ Xß-sf-Øs∂ apdn-s∏-Sp-Øm\pw CSbm-bn-´p-≠v’’(1<br />
Xntam 6˛10).<br />
Nne¿ aZyw, ]pI-h-en, apdp°v, s]mSn-h-en, ab-°p-a-cp-∂p-Iƒ, Aan-X-`-£-Ww, Ae-kX, Xosc<br />
hymbm-a-an-√mØ Pohn-Xw, AanX Sn,-hn. t{]aw apX-emb Zp»o-e-߃ aqew tcmKnI-fm-b-h-cmWv . aZy-]m\w,<br />
Icƒ ho°w, hnd-b¬, c‡w O¿±n-°p∂ Ah-ÿbnse-Øn°p∂ IpS-ense am‰-߃, Aƒk¿ apX-emb<br />
tcmK-߃ hcpØn h°p-∂p. aZy-]m\w hg-°p-Iƒ, IpSpw-_-{]-iv\-߃, Zmcn{Zyw C∂sØ ImeØv hf-scb-[n-I-ambn<br />
ImWp-∂ tdmU-]-I-S-߃ F∂n-hbv°v Imc-W-am-Ip-∂p. “hov ]cn-lm-k-I\pw aZyw-I-e-l-<br />
°m-c-\p-amWv. Ahbv°v ASn-a-s∏-Sp-∂-h\v hnth-I-an-√’’(kpZm 20˛1). ]pIhen, izmk-tImi Iym≥k¿,<br />
Aƒk¿, t{_mss-‰n-kv, Imep-I-fnse c‡ Hm´w -Ip-dv Imev apdn®p amt‰≠ Ahÿ hc¬ apX-emb<br />
At\Iw tcmK-߃°v Imc-W-am-Ip-∂p.<br />
3. a\p-jy≥ tcmKn-bm-hm≥ hn[n-°-s∏-´-ht\m ?<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ Omb-bn-emWv \mw krjvSn-°-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-Xv. `qan-bn-ep≈ F√m A[n-Im-chpw a\pjy¿°v<br />
\¬I-s∏-´n-cp-∂p. “A\-¥cw \mw \ΩpsS kzcq-]-Ønepw kmZr-iy-Ønepw a\p-jys\ krjvSn-°pI<br />
A-h¿°v kap-{Z-Øn-ep-≈ a’yß-fpsS taepw BIm-i-Øn-ep≈ ]dh PmXn-I-fpsS taepw k¿∆ `qanbpsS<br />
taepw, `qan-bn-ep≈ F√m Cg PmXn-I-fpsS taepw A[n-Imcw D≠m-bn-cn-°s´ F∂v ssZhw I¬]n-®p’’(D¬]<br />
1 : 26). ]ns∂ a\p-jys\ tcmKhpw ac-Whpw Fßs\ Iog-S°n ?. “BZ-Øns‚ ]m]w aqehpw, “A‘-Im-c-<br />
Øns‚ temIm-Xn-]-Xn-I-tfbpw kz¿tem-I-ß-fnse ZpjvS-tk-\-tbbpw’’(Ft^ 6:12) A\p-k-cn-°pI hgnbmbpw<br />
Cu A[n-Im-c-ß-sf√mw “ac-W-Øns‚ A[n-Im-cn-bmb ]nimNv’’(F{_m 2:14)X´n-sb-Sp-Øp.“Ah≥<br />
tamjvSn-°m\pw Adp-∏m\pw apSn-∏m\pw’’(tbml 10:10) \S-°p-∂-h-\m-Wv F∂-Xp-sIm≠v ac-Whpw tcmKhpw<br />
temI-Øn¬ {]th-in-®p. imco-cnI tcmK-߃°p apt∂m-Sn-bmbn Bflo-b-amb Hcp acWw kw`-hn-°p-∂psh∂v<br />
Xmsg ]d-bp∂ hN\w hy‡-am-°p-∂p.“AXv Ahs‚ tZlmw-i-ßsf Xn∂p Ifbpw. ac-W-Øns‚<br />
ISn-q¬ Ahs‚ Ah-b-h-ßsf Xn∂p-I-f-bpw’’(Ctøm_v 18:13).<br />
F∂m¬ ssZhw Xs‚ A\-¥-amb kvt\l-Øm¬ {InkvXp-hns‚ {Iqinse c‡-Øns‚ hne-bm¬<br />
tbip-hn¬ hniz-kn-°p-∂-hsc \nXy-a-c-W-Øn¬ \n∂pw hos≠-Sp-Øp. “Hcp a\p-jys‚ ]m]w F√mh¿°pw<br />
in£m-hn-[n°p Imc-W-am-b-Xp-t]mse, Hcp a\p-jys‚ \oXn-]p¿∆-I-amb {]hrØn F√m-h¿°pw Poh-Zm-b-<br />
I-amb \oXn-I-c-W-Øn\p Imc-W-ambn’’(tdma 5˛18). {InkvXp F‰ ASn-]n-W-cp-I-fm¬ Ahn-Sp∂p \ap°p<br />
tcmK-ß-fpsS ta¬ hnPbw sIm≠p-h-∂n-cn-°p-∂p. “\mw ]m]w kw_-‘n®p acn®p \oXn-°mbn Pohn-t°-≠-<br />
Xn\v Ah≥ Xs‚ ico-c-Øn¬ \ΩpsS ]m]-߃ Npa-∂p-sIm≠v {Iqin-tedn, Ahs‚ apdn-hp-I-fm¬<br />
\n߃°p kuJyw {]m]n-®n-cn-°p-∂p’’(1 ]t{Xm 2:24). {InkvXp-hns‚ c≠mw hc-hn¬ ac-W-sØbpw<br />
kmØmt\bpw Xobvs∏m-bvI-bn-te-s°-cn-bp-∂-Xn-eqsS “HSp-°sØ i{Xp-hm-bn´v acWw \oßn-t∏m-<br />
Ipw’’(1sImdn 15 : 26)<br />
4. tcmKsØ tXm¬]n-°p-∂-sX-ßs\ ?<br />
\ap°v tcmKhpw IjvS-Xbpw hcn-I-bm-sW-n¬ “Hcp A]q¿∆ Imcyw kw`-hn-°p-∂p F∂v<br />
hnNm-cn-°-cpXv’’(1 ]t{Xm 4:12).\mw hnizm-k-Øn\v Dd®v \n∂v {InkvXp-hns‚ \ma-Øns‚ A[n-Im-c-<br />
Øn¬ “]nim-Nns‚ {]h¿Øn-Isf Agn-°p-hm≥’’(1 tbml 3:8) {ian-°-Ww. BZy-ambn \mw “GXn¬<br />
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\n∂p hoWn-cn-°p∂p F∂v Hm¿Øv am\-km-¥-c-s∏-SWw’’(shfn 2 :5). Hcp hnizm-kn°v tcmKw h∂m¬<br />
ssZh-h-N\w ]c-bp-∂Xv “F∂m¬ \n߃°v tcmK-im¥n htc-≠-Xn\v XΩn¬ ]m]-ßsf G‰p ]dv<br />
Hcp-h\p th≠n Hcp-h≥ {]m¿∞n-∏n≥’’(bmt°m5:16).<br />
as‰mcp hN\w ]d-bp∂p “\nß-fn¬ Bsc-nepw tcmKn-bm-sW-n¬ Ah≥ k`-bnse t{ij-T-∑mtc<br />
hnfn-°-s´. Ah¿ I¿Øm-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ Ahs\ ssXem-`n-t£Iw sNbvXv Ah-\p-th≠n {]m¿∞n-<br />
°-s´. hnizm-k-tØm-Sp≈ {]m¿∞\ tcmKnsb kpJ-s∏-Sp-Øpw’’(bmt°m 5:14,15).<br />
Xm≥ ssZh-]p-{X-\m-sW∂v hy‡-am-°p-hm≥ tbip ]dp“Ipcp-S-∑m¿ ImWp-∂p, apS-¥¿ \S-°p-<br />
∂p,IpjvT tcmKn-Iƒ ip≤-cm-bn-Øo-cp-∂p, sNIn-S¿ tIƒ°p-∂p, acn-®-h¿ Dbn¿sØ-gpt∂ev°p∂p,Zcn-{Z-<br />
∑m-tcmSv kphn-tijw Adn-bn-°p∂p F∂n-ßs\ \n߃ ImWp-Ibpw tIƒ°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂Xv tbml-<br />
∂ms\ sN∂v Adn-bn-∏n≥’’ (eq°m 7: 22).AsX tbip Xs∂ ]d-p, “BtΩ≥, BtΩ≥, Rm≥ \nßtfmSv<br />
]d-bp-∂p. Rm≥ sNøp∂ {]hrØn F∂n¬ hniz-kn-°p-∂-hcpw sNøpw. Rm≥ ]nXm-hns‚ ASp-°¬<br />
t]mIp-∂-Xp-sIm≠v AXn¬ hen-bXpw Ah¿ sNøpw’’(tbml 14:10). AXp-sIm≠p Xs∂ tbip X∂<br />
A[nIm-c-Øn¬ “]nim-Nn-t\mSv FXn¿Øp \n¬]n≥, F∂m¬ Ah≥ \nßsf hn´v HmSn-t∏mIpw’’(bmt°m<br />
4 : 7). “F∂m¬ Ah≥ H∂pw kwi-bn-°msX hnizm-k-tØm-sS-bm-bn-cn-t°-Ww. kwi-bn-°p-∂-h≥ Im‰-Sn®v<br />
Ae-bp∂ IS¬Øn-c°v ka≥’’(bmt°m1:16). hnizm-k-Øns‚ {]m[m\yw A∏-kvtXm-enI {]h¿Øn-I-fnepw<br />
\mw hmbn-°p-∂p. “Ah≥ ]utemkv kwkm-cn-°p-∂Xp {i≤n-®p. Ah≥ Ahs\ D‰p t\m°n ; kuJyw<br />
{]m]n-∏m≥ Ah\p hnizm-k-ap≠v F∂p I≠v ‘\o Fgp-t∂‰v Imeq∂n \nh¿∂p \n¬°pI’F∂v Dds°<br />
]d-p. Ah≥ IpXn-s®-gp-t∂‰p’’(A∏ 14:9,10).<br />
Nne-¿ A¤pX ssZhnI tcmK-im¥nIsf am\-kn-I-amb kam-[m-\hpw DW¿∆pw e`n°pwtºm-gp≈<br />
Xm¬°m-enI tXm∂-ep-I-fm-sW∂pw, ln∏vt\m-´nkw t]mep≈ Nne kwK-Xn-I-fm-sW∂pw {]N-cn-∏n-°p-∂p.<br />
a\p-jys‚ NnIn’m Ign-hns‚ ]cn-[n-°-∏p-d-Ømb ]e tcmKm-h-ÿ-Iƒ°pw ssZh-Øns‚ CS-s]-S¬ hgn<br />
kuJyw e`n®p -sIm-≠n-cn-°p∂p F∂Xv Hcp hmkvXhw Xs∂-bm-Wv. {]]-©sØ krjvSn® ssZh-Øn\v<br />
Akm-[y-ambn bmsXm-∂p-an-s√∂v \mw CØ-c-Øn¬ Hm¿t°-≠-Xm-Wv.<br />
5. Ahn-Sp-tØ°v alXz-ap-≠m-bn-cn-°-s´.<br />
\ΩpsS tcmK-ß-fn¬ Ahn-SpsØ B{i-bn-°p-tºmƒ “ssZhsØ kvt\ln-°p-∂-h¿°,v\n¿W-b<br />
{]Imcw hnfn-°-s∏-´-h¿°p Xs∂ kI-eXpw \∑-°mbn hym]-cn-°p-∂p’’(tdmam 8:28). \Ωn¬ Nne-cpsS<br />
tcmK-߃ ssZh-a-lXzw shfn-s∏-Sm-\p≈ Ah-k-c-ß-fmbn amdm-dp-≠v. emk-dns‚ tcmK hnhcw Adn-bn-®t∏mƒ<br />
tbip AXp tI´n´v “Cu tcmKw ac-W-Øn-\m-bn´√ ssZh-Øns‚ al-Xz-Øn\pw AXn-eqsS ssZh-]p-<br />
{X≥ al-Xz-s∏-tS-≠-Xn\pw BIp∂p F∂p ]dp’’(tbml 11:4).]n∂oSv tbip emk-dns\ acn-®-h-cn¬<br />
\n∂v Dbn¿∏n-®p. CXn-s\-√m-a¿∞w \mw AkpJw h∂m¬ tUmIvS¿am-cpsS ASp-°¬ t]mI-cpXv F∂-√.CXn-<br />
\mbn tbip-hns‚ hN-\-߃ Xs∂ \ap°v {i≤n-°mw. “tbip AXp tI´-t∏mƒ tcmKn-Iƒ°-√msX kuJyap-≈-h¿°v<br />
sshZy-s\-s°m-≠m-h-iy-an√’’(aØm 9:12). ]utem-kns‚ teJ-\-Øn¬ ]d-bp-∂p. “sshZy-\mb<br />
{]nb eqt°mkpw tZamkpw \nßsf hµ\w sNøp-∂p’’(sImfm 4:14).tcmK-kuJyw t\cn-´p≈ {]m¿∞\ hgnbmbmepw,{InkvXp-hn¬<br />
\n∂pw e`n® A[n-Imcw D]-tbm-Kn®Xp hgn-bmbmepw, CsX√mw Hcp-an®p sNbvXXp<br />
hgn-bmbmepw “F√mw Ahn-Sp-∂n¬ \n∂v, Ahn-Sp∂p hgn, Ahn-Sp-tØ°v F∂pw al-Xz-ap-≠m-bn-cn-°-s´.<br />
BtΩ≥’’ (tdma11 : 35)<br />
6. Btcm-Ky-I-c-amb PohnXw<br />
Btcm-Ky-I-c-amb Pohn-X-Øn\p DX-Ip∂ at\m-`m-h-ß-fn-te°v shfn®w hoip∂ ssZh hN-\ßsf°pdn®v<br />
C\n \ap°v Nn¥n-°mw. \mhns‚ icn-bmb D]-tbmKw \Ωp-sSbpw \map-ambn _‘-s∏-´-h-cptSbpw<br />
Btcm-Ky-Øn\p hf¿® \¬Ip-∂p. “Cº-ap≈ hm°v tX≥ I´-bm-Ip-∂p. a\-kn\v a[p-chpw Aÿn-<br />
Iƒ°v Huj-[hpw Xs∂’’(k-Zriy 16:24). tIm]sØ \nb-{¥n-°p-hm≥ ss__nƒ hy‡-ambn ]Tn-∏n-°p-<br />
∂p. “\nß-fpsS tIm]w kqcy≥ AkvX-an°pw hsc \o≠p t]mIm-Xn-cn-°-s´. kmØm\v \n߃ Ah-kcw<br />
sImSp-°-cpXv’’(Ft^4:26,27). \sΩ i‡-cm-°p∂ tbip {InkvXp hgn \ap°v F√m Zp»o-e-ß-fn¬ \n∂pw<br />
tamN\w {]m]n-°p-hm≥ Ign-bpw.<br />
\mw Pohn-X-sØ-°p-dn®v hy{KX sImt≈m≠ Imcy-an√ F∂v tbip \sΩ ]Tn-∏n-°p-∂p. “AXn-<br />
\m¬ F¥p `£n°pw,F¥p ]m\w sNøpw,F¥p [cn°pw F∂p hnNm-cn®p \n߃ BIp-e-cm-tI≠.<br />
hnPm-Xn-b-cmWv Ch-sb-√mw At\z-jn-°p-∂-Xv. \n߃°h-sb√mw Bh-iy-am-sW∂v \nß-fpsS ]nXmhv Adnbp-∂p’’(aØm6:31,32).<br />
tbip \tΩm-sSm-∏-ap-≈-Xn-\m¬ \mw H∂n-s\-°p-dn®pw hy{K-X-s∏-tS≠ Bh-iy-an-√.<br />
“\n߃ BZyw Ahn-SpsØ cmPyhpw, \oXnbpw At\z-jn-°pI AtXm-sSm-∏w a‰p-≈-hbpw \n߃°p e`n-<br />
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°pw. AXn-\m¬ \mf-sb-°p-dn®v \n߃ BIp-e-cm-I-cpXv’’(aØm 6:33,34). ssZh-hp-am-bn ASp-°p-∂-Xn-eqsS<br />
\ΩpsS ZpxJ-I-c-amb Nn¥-I-sf√mw amp t]mIpw. “Pohs‚ hgn \o F\n°p ImWn®p Xcpw, \ns‚<br />
k∂n-[n-bn¬ kt¥m-j-Øns‚ ]cn]q¿Æ-Xbpw, \ns‚ hewssIøn¬ {]tam-Z-ßfpw D≠v’’ (k-o. 16:11).<br />
“A]-cm-[-ßfpw ]m]-ßfpw aqew Hcn-°¬ \n߃ arX-cm-bn-cp-∂p. Cu temI-Øns‚ KXn ]n¥p-<br />
S¿∂p. A\p-k-c-W-t°-Sns‚ a°-fn¬ {]h¿Øn-°p∂ Acq-]n-bmb A¥-co-£-i-‡n-I-fpsS A[o-is\<br />
A\p-k-cn-®mWv \n߃ \S-∂n-cp-∂-Xv’’(Ft^ 2:1,2). ssZh-Øns‚ hN\w ]d-bp-∂p- “\ns‚ F√m hgn-Ifnepw<br />
Ahs\ AwKo-I-cn-°pI; Ah≥ \ns‚ ]mX-Iƒ t\sc-bm-°pw. \ns‚ ZrjvSn-bn¬ \o ⁄m\n-sb∂p<br />
tXm∂-cp-Xv. btlm-hsb `b-s∏´v tZmjw hn´I-ep-I. AXv \ns‚ ico-c-Øn\v Btcm-Kyhpw Aÿn-Iƒ°p<br />
_ehpw Bbn-cn-°pw’’(k-Zriy 4 : 6-˛8).<br />
7. kw]q¿Æ Poh≥<br />
ssZhw s]‰-Ω-sb-°mƒ D]-cn-bmbn \sΩ kvt\ln-°p-∂p. “Hcp kv{Xo Xs‚ ape-Ip-Sn-°p∂<br />
Ipns\ ad-°ptam?.Xm≥ {]k-hn® aI-t\mSv Icp-W-Im-Wn-°m-Xn-cn-°ptam?.Ahƒ \ns∂ ad-∂mepw Rm≥<br />
\ns∂ ad-°p-I-bn-√’’(sb-i-ømhv 49 :15).tbip \sΩ a\- -en-thmsS t\m°n-s°m-≠n-cn-°p-∂p. “Ah≥ henb<br />
P\-k-aq-lsØ I≠v Ah-cn¬ a\- -en-p. Ah≥ Ah-cpsS tcmKn-Isf kuJy-am°n’’ (aØm14:14).\mw<br />
F√m-Ønepw ip`-am-bn-cn-°-W-sa-∂mWv ssZhm-{K-lw. “{]nbs\ \ns‚ Bflmhv ip`-am-bn-cn-°p-∂-Xp-t]mse,<br />
\o kI-e-Ønepw ip`-ambpw kpJ-ambpw Ccn-t°Ww F∂v Rm≥ {]m¿∞n-°p-∂p’’(3 tbml 2).Ahn-Sp∂v<br />
\ap°v kw]q¿Æ-amb Poh-\mWv hmKvZm\w sNbvXn-cn-°p-∂-Xv. “tamjvSn-°m\pw, sIm√m\pw, \in-∏n-°m\pw<br />
A√msX I≈≥ hcp-∂n-√. Ah¿°p Poh≥ D≠mIp-hm\pw AXp kar-≤-ambn D≠m-Im-\p-as{X Rm≥<br />
h∂n-cn-°p-∂-Xv’’(tbml10:10). AXn-\m¬ \ap°v Ahn-SpsØ ]q¿Æ-ambn hniz-kn-°p-Ibpw B{i-bn-°p-<br />
Ibpw sNømw.<br />
1. Doctor and patients<br />
V. Life <strong>of</strong> christ in our human hody<br />
Article by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L.<br />
We can see that in some people the diseases recurs even after they are treated and relived. For<br />
some others, when one disease is cured, another comes. When that is relived, next one comes. Why is this<br />
happening ?.<br />
I am a bone specialist doctor. At least half <strong>of</strong> the patients whom I examine in the out patient clinic<br />
shows signs <strong>of</strong> mental problems like anxieties, depressions etc along with physical diseases. If these types <strong>of</strong><br />
problems are not solved, there are possibilities that the diseases will recur, after they are relived. Take, back<br />
ache as example. It is scientifically recorded that, for around eighty percent <strong>of</strong> the back aches, along with<br />
the causes from the bone diseases, mental tension, in correct postures and in correct walking styles are<br />
causes. When the mental ‘heaviness’ influences the body, even the styles by which we stand and walk<br />
changes.<br />
It is scientifically proven that there are mental causes to many diseases such as allergy, hypertension,<br />
diabetes myletes, heart attack, ulcer, sneezing, some type <strong>of</strong> rheumatic diseases, asthma, headache etc. The<br />
mental tension changes the type and amount <strong>of</strong> hormones in the body, decreases the immunity against<br />
diseases, retards the relief from diseases and also retards the healing <strong>of</strong> the wounds. We can include the<br />
following in the table <strong>of</strong> mental causes such as angriness, bitterness, sorrow, anxiety, suppressed desires, un<br />
healed mental injuries from childhood onwards, and the state <strong>of</strong> un obtained love and recognition and sexual<br />
problems.<br />
The emotions <strong>of</strong> lack ness such as grievances due to death <strong>of</strong> close relatives, sense <strong>of</strong> loss, inferiority<br />
complex and sense <strong>of</strong> failures influences the health in a bad way. “For my life is spent with sorrow, my years<br />
with sighing. My strength fails because <strong>of</strong> my iniquity. My bones are wasted away”(Psa 31:10). Because<br />
some people sub consciously concentrate their attention to the body to forget their grieves and anxieties,<br />
through the working <strong>of</strong> their sub conscious minds, it changes to hysterical diseases.<br />
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2. False desires and lusts<br />
Are the mental problems mentioned before, simply mental problems ?. Is it not that in many <strong>of</strong><br />
them, there is an element <strong>of</strong> sin ?. “For we were also once foolish, disobedient, deceived, serving various<br />
lusts and pleasures, living in malice and envy, hateful, and hating one another”(Tit 3:3). Some people lead<br />
themselves and others to mental tensions and diseases due to lack <strong>of</strong> self-control, anger, quarrels, tantrums<br />
and also due to improper use <strong>of</strong> their tongues. “Death and life are in the power <strong>of</strong> the tongue; those who love<br />
it will eat its fruit”(Pro 18:21).<br />
Many are under the clutches <strong>of</strong> family problems, inter personal troubles, job problems and financial<br />
problems. The problems <strong>of</strong> many are imaginary problems due to over anxiety, fear, imaginary reasons and<br />
un necessary desires. Are not many <strong>of</strong> our problems, due to over desire for money ?. “For the love <strong>of</strong> money<br />
is a root <strong>of</strong> all kinds <strong>of</strong> evil. Some have been led astray from the faith in their greed, and have pierced<br />
themselves through with many sorrows”(1Ti 6:10).<br />
Some people have become patients due to bad habits such as alcoholism, smoking, chewing pack,<br />
snuffing powder, drug addiction, over eating, laziness, state <strong>of</strong> having no physical exertion, over television<br />
watching etc. The alcoholism causes quarrels, poverty, the road traffic accidents that are commonly seen<br />
now days, cirrhosis <strong>of</strong> liver, tremor, peptic ulcer and the changes in stomach and liver that leads to vomiting<br />
<strong>of</strong> blood. “Wine is a mocker, and beer is a brawler. Whoever is led astray by them is not wise”(Pro 20:1).<br />
The smoking causes many diseases like lung cancer, ulcer, bronchitis and the stage <strong>of</strong> legs in which, the legs<br />
have to be amputated due to decreased blood circulation in the legs etc.<br />
3. Are humans destined to be diseased ?<br />
We were created in the image <strong>of</strong> God. All the authority on earth was given to human beings. “God<br />
said, ‘Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish <strong>of</strong> the sea,<br />
and over the birds <strong>of</strong> the sky, and over the livestock, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that<br />
creeps on the earth”(Gen 1:26). Then how did disease and death conquered human beings ?. Due to the sin<br />
<strong>of</strong> Adam, through obeying “world’s rulers <strong>of</strong> the darkness <strong>of</strong> this age, and against the spiritual forces <strong>of</strong><br />
wickedness in the heavenly places”(Eph 6:12), these authorities were decietdly taken by “him who had the<br />
power <strong>of</strong> death, that is, the devil”(Heb 2:14). Because “The thief only comes to steal, kill, and destroy”(John<br />
10:10), death and disease entered the world. The following bible words shows that there is a spiritual death<br />
before physical disease. “The members <strong>of</strong> his body shall be devoured. The firstborn <strong>of</strong> death shall devour his<br />
members”(Job 18:13).<br />
Yet God by his infinite love, by the price <strong>of</strong> Christ’s blood shed on the cross, saved those who<br />
believe in Jesus, from eternal death. “So then as through one trespass, all men were condemned; even so<br />
through one act <strong>of</strong> righteousness, all men were justified to life”(Rom 5:18). He brought to us success over<br />
diseases by the stripes which Christ beard. “who his own self bore our sins in his body on the tree, that we,<br />
having died to sins, might live to righteousness; by whose stripes you were healed”(1Pe 2:24). At the time <strong>of</strong><br />
second coming <strong>of</strong> Jesus, because the Satan and death will be thrown to the fire river, “the last enemy that<br />
will be abolished is death”(1Co 15:26).<br />
4. How to defeat disease ?<br />
When disease and mystery comes on us, “Beloved, don’t be astonished at the fiery trial<br />
which has come upon you, to test you, as though a strange thing happened to you”(1Pe 4:12). We being<br />
ascertained in belief, by the authority obtained through the name <strong>of</strong> Jesus, should try to “destroy the works<br />
<strong>of</strong> the devil”(1Jo 3:8). “Be subject therefore to God. But resist the devil, and he will flee from you”(Jam 4:7).<br />
First we must “remember therefore from where you have fallen”(Rev 2:5). The word <strong>of</strong> God says, when a<br />
believer gets disease “Confess your <strong>of</strong>fenses to one another, and pray for one another, that you may be<br />
healed. The insistent prayer <strong>of</strong> a righteous person is powerfully effective”(Jam 5:16). Another word says “Is<br />
any among you sick? Let him call for the elders <strong>of</strong> the assembly, and let them pray over him, anointing him<br />
with oil in the name <strong>of</strong> the Lord, and the prayer <strong>of</strong> faith will heal him who is sick, and the Lord will raise him<br />
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up. If he has committed sins, he will be forgiven”(Jam 5:14,15).Some time’s miraculous healings occurs at<br />
the time <strong>of</strong> worship, when the presence <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit is manifested.<br />
To testify that he is son <strong>of</strong> God, Jesus said “Jesus answered them,’Go and tell John the things which<br />
you have seen and heard: that the blind receive their sight, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf<br />
hear, the dead are raised up, and the poor have good news preached to them”(Luke 7:22). The same Jesus<br />
said “Most certainly I tell you, he who believes in me, the works that I do, he will do also; and he will do<br />
greater works than these, because I am going to my Father”(John 14:12). “But let him ask in faith, without<br />
any doubting, for he who doubts is like a wave <strong>of</strong> the sea, driven by the wind and tossed”(Jam 1:6). We read<br />
about the importance <strong>of</strong> belief in ‘Acts’ also. “He was listening to Paul speaking, who, fastening eyes on<br />
him, and being that he had faith to be made whole, said with a loud voice, ‘Stand upright on your feet!’ He<br />
leaped up and walked”(Act 14:9,10).<br />
Some propagate the idea that the miraculous divine healings are just temporary feelings, when<br />
people get mental peace and rejuvenation or they are some matters like hypnotism. It is a fact that many<br />
diseases that are beyond the human treatment capabilities are healed by God’s intervention. We have to<br />
remember in this instance that, nothing is impossible for the God who created universe.<br />
5. Let him be glory<br />
When we depend on him in our diseases, “We know that all things work together for good for those<br />
who love God, to those who are called according to his purpose”(Rom 8:28). Some <strong>of</strong> our diseases become<br />
opportunities for God’s glory to be manifested. When Jesus heard about the Laser’s disease “he said, ‘ This<br />
sickness is not to death, but for the glory <strong>of</strong> God, that God’s Son may be glorified by it.”(John 11:4). Later<br />
Jesus raised him from the dead. Meaning <strong>of</strong> all what is written above is not that, we should not go to doctors,<br />
when diseases afflict us. Let us notice the Jesus’ own words for this. “When Jesus heard it, he said to them,’<br />
Those who are healthy have no need for a physician, but those who are sick do”(Mat 9:12). It is written in<br />
Apostle Paul’s letter “Luke, the beloved physician, and Demas greet you”(Col 4:14). Whether the disease is<br />
healed by direct prayer, through the mediatory prayers <strong>of</strong> others, by using the authority given in the name <strong>of</strong><br />
Jesus or through doctors, “For <strong>of</strong> him, and through him, and to him, are all things. To him be the glory<br />
forever! Amen”(Rom 11:36).<br />
6. Healthy living<br />
Let us now think about the words that show light on the mentalities that are apt for healthy living.<br />
The proper use <strong>of</strong> tongue gives growth to the health <strong>of</strong> ourselves and those who are conversing to us.<br />
“Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and health to the bones”(Pro 16:24). Bible clearly<br />
teaches us to control anger. “Be angry, and don’t sin.Don’t let the sun go down on your wrath,neither give<br />
place to the devil”(Eph 4:26,27). Through the Jesus Christ who strengthens us, we can be freed from our<br />
bad habits.<br />
Jesus teaches us that we need not worry about our earthly life. “Therefore don’t be anxious,<br />
saying, ‘What will we eat?’, ‘What will we drink?’ or, ‘With what will we be clothed?’.For the Gentiles seek<br />
after all these things, for your heavenly Father knows that you need all these things”(Mat 6:31,32). Because<br />
Jesus is with us, we need not be anxious about any thing. “But seek first God’s Kingdom, and his righteousness;<br />
and all these things will be given to you as well.Therefore don’t be anxious for tomorrow”(Mat 6:33,34). As<br />
we become close to God, our sorrowful thoughts gets wiped away. “You will show me the path <strong>of</strong> life. In<br />
your presence is fullness <strong>of</strong> joy. In your right hand there are pleasures for ever more”(Psa 16:11). “You<br />
were made alive when you were dead in transgressions and sins, in which you once walked according to the<br />
course <strong>of</strong> this world, according to the prince <strong>of</strong> the power <strong>of</strong> the air, the spirit who now works in the children<br />
<strong>of</strong> disobedience;”(Eph 2:1,2). God’s word says, “In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your<br />
paths straight. Don’t be wise in your own eyes. Fear Yahweh, and depart from evil. It will be health to your<br />
body, and nourishment to your bones”(Pro 3:6-8).<br />
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7. Abundant life<br />
God loves us greater than our mothers. “Can a woman forget her sucking child, that she should not<br />
have compassion on the son <strong>of</strong> her womb? Yes, these may forget, yet I will not forget you!”(Isa 49:15).<br />
Jesus is looking to us with compassion. “Jesus went out, and he saw a great multitude. He had compassion<br />
on them, and healed their sick”(Mat 14:14). God’s desire is that, we be good in all. “Beloved, I pray that you<br />
may prosper in all things and be healthy, even as your soul prospers”(3Jo 1:2). He promised us abundant life.<br />
“The thief only comes to steal, kill, and destroy. I came that they may have life, and may have it<br />
abundantly”(John 10:10). Hence let us believe and depend on him fully.<br />
VI. {InkvXp \Ωnepw \mw {InkvXp-hnepw<br />
teJ-I≥ : tUm. PnΩn Fw.-F¬<br />
1. \mw hkn-°p∂ temIw<br />
""kqcy-\nepw N{µ-\nepw \£-{X-ß-fnepw e£y-߃ D≠mIpw; IS-en-s‚bpw Hmf-Øn-s‚bpw apg°w<br />
\nanØw `qan-bnse PmXn-Iƒ°p \ncm-i-tbm-Sp-Iq-Snb ]cn-{`aw D≠m-Ipw. BIm-i-Ønse i‡n-Iƒ Cf-Int∏m-Ip-∂-Xn-\m¬<br />
`qtem-I-Øn\p F¥p `hn-∏m≥ t]mIp∂p F∂p t]Sn®pw t\m°n-]m¿Øpw-sIm≠p a\pjy¿<br />
\n¿÷o-h-∑m¿ BIpw'' (eq-s°m. 21:25,26). Ign Ccp-]Xp h¿j-tØm-f-ambn \men-c-´n- \nc-°n¬<br />
h¿≤n® tXmXn-ep≈ {]Ir-Xn-t£m-`-߃, kp\man, Nph∂ ag, Hmtkm¨ {]X-e-Øn¬ kpjn-c-߃, A¥co£<br />
aen-\o-I-c-Ww, temI-saßpw kphn-tijw {]Ncn-∏n-°-s∏-S¬, C{km-tb¬ cmPy-Øns‚ cq]o-I-cWw<br />
apX-emb kwK-Xn-I-fp-≈, thZ-]p-kvX-I-Øn¬ ]d-n-cn-°p∂ A¥y-Ime e£-W-߃ A\p-kva-cn-∏n-°p∂<br />
temI-ØmWv C∂p \mw Pohn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
""A¥y-Im-eØp Zp¿L-S-k-a-b-߃ hcpw F∂-dn-I. a\p-jy¿ kzkvt\-ln-Ifpw {Zhym-{K-ln-Ifpw, hºp<br />
]-d-bp-∂-hcpw Al-m-cn-Ifpw Zqj-I-∑mcpw AΩ-b-∏-∑msc A\p-k-cn-°m-Ø-hcpw \µn-sI-´-hcpw Aip-≤cpw<br />
hm’-ey-an-√m-Ø-hcpw CW-ßm-Ø-hcpw Gj-Wn-°mcpw APn-tX-{µn-b-∑mcpw D{K-∑mcpw k¬KpW tZzjn-<br />
Ifpw [m¿jvSy-°mcpw \nK-fn-I-fp-ambn ssZh-{]n-b-an-√msX t`mK-{]n-b-cmbn `‡n-bpsS thjw [cn®v AXns‚<br />
i‡n XyPn-°p-∂-h-cm-bn-cn°pw. Aß-s\-bp-≈-hsc hns´m-gn-bpI'' (2 Xnsam-sY-sbmkv 3:15). B[p-\nI<br />
a\p-jy≥ kzkvt\-lnbpw {Zhym-{K-lnbpw `‡n-bpsS thjw [cn®v AXns‚ i‡n XyPn°p∂-h-\p-at√?<br />
""F∂m¬ AΩ-b-∏-∑mcpw ktlm-Z-c-∑mcpw Nm¿®-°mcpw Nßm-Xn-Ifpw \nßsf Gev]n-®p-sIm-Sp-°bpw<br />
\nß-fn¬ Nnesc sIm√n-°bpw sNøpw. Fs‚ \maw \nanØw F√m-hcpw \nßsf ]sI°pw'' (eq-s°mkv<br />
21:16,17). tbip-hns‚ ]n∂mse t]mIp-∂-hsc temIw ]I-bv°p-sa∂v tbip \tΩmSp ]d-n-´p-≠v.<br />
2. \mw Xnc-s-Sp-°-s∏-´-h¿<br />
""\n߃ Fs∂ Xnc-s-SpØp F∂√, Rm≥ \nßsf Xnc-s-Sp-Øp. \n߃ t]mbn ^ew<br />
Imbvt°≠Xn\p \nß-fpsS ^ew \ne-\n-evt°-≠-Xn\pw \nßsf B°n-sh-®p-an-cn-°p∂p; \n߃ Fs‚<br />
\ma-Øn¬ ]nXm-hn-t\mSp At]-£n-°p-∂-sXm-s°bpw Ah≥ \n߃°p Xcp-hm-\m-bn Xs∂'' (tbm-l-<br />
∂m≥ 15:16). ssZhw Xs‚ Icp-W-bm¬ \mw hkn-°p∂ Cu A¥y-Ime temIØv \n∂v ^ew ]pd-s∏-Sp-hn-<br />
°m-\mbn \sΩ sXcsSpØn-cn-°p∂p.<br />
""Bflm-hns\ A\p-k-cn®p \S-∏n≥; F∂m¬ \n߃ PU-Øns‚ tamlw \nh¿Øn-°-bn√ F∂p<br />
Rm≥ ]d-bp-∂p. PUm-`n-emjw Bflm-hn\pw Bflm-`n-emjw PU-Øn\pw hntcm-[-am-bn-cn-°p-∂p. \n߃<br />
C—n-°p-∂Xp sNøm-sX-hÆw Ah XΩn¬ {]Xn-Iq-e-a-t√m. Bflm-hns\ A\p-k-cn®p \S-°p∂p Fn¬<br />
\n߃ \ymb{]am-W-Øn≥ Iogp-≈-h-c-√. PU-Øns‚ {]hr-Øn-Itfm Zp¿∂-S-∏p, Aip-≤n, Zpjv°m-aw,<br />
hn{K-lm-cm[\, B`n-Nm-cw, ]I, ]nW-°w, Pmc-i-, t{Im[w, imTyw, Zzµ-]-£w, `n∂-X, Akq-b, aZy-]m\w<br />
shdn-°qØp apX-em-bh F∂p shfn-hm-Ip∂p; Cu hI {]h¿Øn-°p-∂-h¿ ssZh-cmPyw Ah-Im-i-am-°p-Ibn√<br />
F∂p Rm≥ apsº ]d--Xp-t]mse Ct∏mgpw \nß-tfmSp ap≥Iq´n ]d-bp-∂p. Bflm-hns‚ ^etam:<br />
kvt\lw, kt¥m-jw, kam-[m-\w, Zo¿L-£-a, Zb, ]tcm-]-Im-cw, hniz-kvX-X, kuay-X, C{µn-b-P-bw. Cu<br />
hsI°p hntcm-[-ambn Hcp \ymb-{]-am-W-hp-an-√. {InkvXp-tb-ip-hn∂p≈h¿ PUsØ AXns‚ cmK-tam-lß-tfmSpw<br />
IqsS {Iqin-®n-cn-°p∂p'' (K-em-Xy¿ 5:16-˛24). PUm-`n-em-j-ßsf {Iqin®v Bflm-hns\ A\p-kcn®v<br />
\S-°p-∂-h-cmWv kz¿§-cmPyw Ah-Im-i-am-°p-∂-Xv. \mw ]pd-s∏-Sp-hn-t°≠ Bfl-^ew kvt\lw, kt¥mjw,<br />
kam-[m-\w, Zo¿L-£a, Zb, ]tcm-]-Im-cw, hniz-kvX-X, kuay-X, C{µn-b-Pbw F∂n-h-bm-Ip-∂p. ]cn-<br />
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ip-≤m-flmhv \ap°v {InkvXp-hns‚ ^e-߃ \¬Ipw. \ΩpsS F√m Ipd-hp-Ifpw G‰p-]-dv ssZhsØ<br />
]q¿Æ-ambn B{i-bn-°p-tºmƒ \mw Bfl-^-ew-sIm≠v \ndbpw.<br />
""A√, tbip-{In-kvXp-hn-t\mSp tNcp-hm≥ kv\m\w G‰-h-cmb \mw F√m-hcpw Ahs‚ ac-W-Øn¬<br />
]m-fn-I-fm-Ip-hm≥ kv\m\w G‰n-cn-°p∂p F∂p \n߃ Adn-bp-∂n-√tbm? Aßs\ \mw Ahs‚ ac-W-<br />
Øn¬ ]m-fn-I-fm-bn-Øo¿∂ kv\m\-Øm¬ Ah-t\m-Sp-IqsS Ipgn-®n-S-s∏-´p. {InkvXp acn-®n´p ]nXm-hns‚<br />
aln-a-bm¬ Pohn-s®-gp-t∂-‰-Xp-t]mse \mapw Pohs‚ ]pXp-°-Øn¬ \S-t°-≠-Xn\p Xt∂'' (tdm-a¿ 6:3˛4).<br />
\mw C\n Pohs‚ ]pXp-°-Øn¬ \S-°-Ww.<br />
3. kvt\lw Ah-km-\n-°p-∂n√<br />
""Cßs\ ssZh-Øn\p \tΩm-Sp≈ kvt\lsØ \mw Adnpw hniz-kn-®p-an-cn°p∂p. ssZhw kvt\lw<br />
Xs∂; kvt\l-Øn¬ hkn-°p-∂-h≥ ssZh-Øn¬ hkn-°p-∂p. ssZhw Ah-\nepw hkn-°p∂p'' (1-tbm-l-<br />
∂m≥ 4:16). ssZhw kvt\l-am-I-bm¬, kvt\l-Øn¬ hkn-°p-∂-h-cmWv ssZh-Øn¬ hkn-°p-∂-h¿. ""\ns‚<br />
ssZh-amb I¿Øm-hns\ \o ]q¿Æ-lr-Z-b-tØmSpw ]q¿Æm-flm-thmSpw ]q¿Æ-a-\-t mSpw ]q¿Æi-‡n-tbmSpw<br />
IqsS kvt\ln°Ww F∂p BIp∂p'' (a¿s°mkv 12:30). ssZhsØ ]q¿Æ-i-‡n-tbmsS \mw kvt\ln-<br />
°Ww. ""temI-sØbpw temI-Øn-ep-≈-Xn-s\bpw kvt\ln-°-cp-Xv. Hcp-h≥ temIsØ kvt\ln-°p-∂p-sh-<br />
n¬ Ah-\n¬ ]nXm-hns‚ kvt\lw C√'' (1-tbm-l-∂m≥ 2:15). ssZh-I-ev]-\-Iƒs°-Xn-cmbn temI-Øns‚<br />
hgn-I-fn¬ \S-°p-∂-h¿°v ssZh-kvt\-l-an√. ""Rm≥ ssZhsØ kvt\ln-°p∂p F∂p ]d-bpIbpw Xs‚<br />
ktlm-Z-cs\ ]sI-°bpw sNøp-∂-h≥ I≈-\m-Ip-∂p. Xm≥ I≠n-´p≈ ktlm-Z-cs\ kvt\ln-°m-Ø-h\p<br />
I≠n-´n-√mØ ssZhsØ kvt\ln-∏m≥ Ign-bp-∂-X√'' (1 tbml-∂m≥ 4:20). ktlm-Z-c-∑msc kvt\ln-°p-<br />
∂-h¿t° ssZhsØ kvt\ln-°p-hm≥ Ign-bp-I-bp-≈q. a‰p-≈-hsc \ap°p Xpey-ambn kvt\ln-°-W-sa-<br />
∂mWv ssZh-Iev]\. "Ahs‚ Iev]-\-Isf {]am-Wn-°p-∂-Xt√m ssZh-tØm-Sp≈ kvt\lw; Ahs‚<br />
Iev]-\-Iƒ `mc-ap-≈-h-b√'' (1 tbml-∂m≥ 5:3). \Ωƒ ]mXnbpw ssZhw ]mXn-bp-a-√, ssZhw apgp-h-\p-am-I-<br />
Ww. \mw bYm¿∞-Øn¬ ssZhsØ kvt\ln-°p-∂p-sh-n¬, ssZhsØ A\p-k-cn°pw.<br />
""kvt\lw \nK-fn-°p-∂n-√. No¿°p-∂n√; Atbm-Ky-ambn \S-°p-∂n-√. kzm¿∞w At\z-jn-°p-∂n-√, tZzjys∏-Sp-∂n-√,<br />
tZmjw IW-°n-Sp-∂n√; A\o-Xn-bn¬ kt¥m-jn-°msX kXy-Øn¬ kt¥m-jn-°p∂p: F√mw<br />
s]mdp-°p-∂p, F√mw hniz-kn-°p-∂p, F√mw {]Xym-in-°p-∂p, F√mw kln-°p-∂p. kvt\lw Hcp-\mfpw<br />
DXn¿∂p t]mI-bn-√. {]h-N-\-h-c-tam AXp \oßn-t∏mIpw; `mjm-h-ctam AXp \n∂p-t]mIpw; ⁄m\tam<br />
AXp \oßn-t∏mIpw'' (1-sIm-cn-¥y¿ 13:1˛8). ZqX-∑m-cpsS `mj ]d-mepw ae-Isf am‰m-\p≈ hnizm-k-aps≠-nepw<br />
kvt\l-an-s√-n¬ AsX√mw hy¿∞-am-Wv. kvt\lw F√mw s]mdp-°p-∂Xpw Hcn-°epw Ahkm-\n-°m-ØXpw<br />
BIp-∂p. kz¿§-Ønepw amdmsX \ne-\n¬°p-∂Xv kvt\lw am{X-am-Wv. ssZh kvt\lhpw<br />
a\pjykvt\lhpw bYm¿∞-Øn¬ \nd--h¿, `qan-bn¬ \S-°p-∂-hcpw kz¿§-Øn¬ hkn-°p-∂-h-cp-am-Wv.<br />
""ac-WØnt\m Poht\m ZqX-∑m¿t°m hmgvN-Iƒt°m A[n-Im-c-߃t°m Ct∏m-gp-≈-Xnt\m hcp-hm-<br />
\p-≈-Xnt\m Db-c-Ønt\m Bg-Ønt\m a‰p bmsXmcp krjvSnt°m \ΩpsS I¿Øm-hmb tbip-{In-kvXp-hnep≈<br />
ssZh-kvt\-l-Øn¬ \n∂p \sΩ th¿]ncn-∏m≥ Ign-bp-I-bn√ F∂p Rm≥ Dsd-®n-cn-°p∂p'' (tdm-a¿<br />
8:38,39). {InkvXp-hns‚ kvt\l-Øn¬ \n∂v \sΩ th¿]n-cn-°m≥ H∂n-s\bpw \mw A\p-h-Zn-°-cp-Xv. ""BIbm¬<br />
hnizm-kw, {]Xymi, kvt\lw Cu aq∂pw \ne-\n-ev°p∂p; Ch-bn¬ hen-btXm kvt\lw Xs∂'' (1sIm-cn-¥y¿<br />
13:13). kvt\lw k¿thm-¬Ir-jvSamWv. ""I¿Ømhp Xm≥ kvt\ln-°p-∂-hs\ in£n-°p∂p;<br />
Xm≥ ssIs°m-≈p∂ GXp aI-s\bpw X√p∂p'' F∂n-ßs\ a°-tfmSp F∂-t]mse \nß-tfmSp kwhm-Zn-<br />
°p∂ {]t_m-[\w \n߃ ad∂p If-pthm''? (F-{_m-b¿ 12:6). ssZhw Xs‚ kvt\l-Øm¬ \sΩ<br />
a°-fm°n Xnc-s-SpØv in£Ww \¬In-s°m-≠n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
4. kvt\lhpw GI-a-\kpw<br />
""{InkvXp-hn¬ h√ {]t_m-[-\hpw Ds≠-n¬, kvt\l-Øns‚ h√ Bizm-khpw Ds≠-n¬, Bflmhns‚<br />
h√ Iq´m-bvabpw Ds≠-n¬, h√ B¿{Z-Xbpw a\-k-enhpw Ds≠-n¬, \n߃ GI-a-\-kp-≈-h-cmbn<br />
GI-kvt\lw ]q≠p sFI-a-Xy-s∏´p GI-`m-h-ap-≈-h-cmbn Cßs\ Fs‚ kt¥mjw ]q¿Æ-am-°p-hn≥.<br />
imTy-Ømtem Zpc-`n-am-\-Ømtem H∂pw sNømsX Xmgva-tbmsS Hmtcm-cp-Ø≥ a‰p-≈-hs\ Xs∂-°mƒ<br />
t{ijvT≥ F∂p FÆn-s°mƒhn≥. Hmtcm-cp-Ø≥ kz¥-Kp-W-a√ a‰p-≈-hs‚ KpWhpw IqsS t\m°-Ww.<br />
{InkvXp-tb-ip-hn-ep≈ `mhw Xs∂ \nß-fnepw D≠m-bn-cn-°s´'' (^n-en-∏n-b¿ 2:1,2). \mw ssZh-h-N\w hmbn-<br />
°p-∂-hcpw bYm¿∞ {InkvXym-\n-I-fp-am-sW-n¬ \ap-°n-S-bn¬ a’-ctam Xcw-Xm-gvØtem D≠m-I-cp-sX∂v<br />
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]usemkv At∏m-kvtXm-e≥ \sΩ Hm¿an-∏n-°p-∂p.<br />
5. Ft∏mgpw kt¥m-jn-∏n≥<br />
""I¿Øm-hn¬ Ft∏mgpw kt¥m-jn-∏n≥; kt¥m-jn-∏n≥ F∂p Rm≥ ]ns∂bpw ]d-bp∂p'' (^n-en-∏nb¿<br />
4:4). I¿Øm-hn¬ Ft∏mgpw kt¥m-jn-°-W-sa-∂mWv ssZhm-{K-lw. \ΩpsS kt¥mjw ]q¿Æ-am-Im-<br />
\mWv tbip h∂-Xv. ""ssZh-cmPyw `£-Whpw ]m\o-b-hp-a-√, \oXnbpw kam-[m-\hpw ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn¬<br />
kt¥m-jhpw As{X'' (tdm-a¿ 14:17). \mw ssZh-cm-Py-Øn-em-sW-n¬ ]cn-ip-≤mfl kt¥m-jw-sIm≠p \nd-<br />
-h-cm-bn-cn°pw. ""\n߃ GI-a-\-kp-≈-h-cmbn GI-kvt\lw ]q≠p sFI-a-Xy-s∏´p GI-`m-h-ap-≈-hcmbn<br />
Cßs\ Fs‚ kt¥mjw ]q¿Æ-am-°p-hn≥. (^n-en-∏n-b¿ 2:2) sFIy-X-bn-emWv \ΩpsS kt¥mjw<br />
\ne-\n¬°p-∂-Xv. ""Rm≥ \n߃°p F√m-h¿°pw th≠n Ign-°p∂ kIe {]m¿∞-\-bnepw Ft∏mgpw<br />
kt¥m-j-tØmsS {]m¿∞n®pw'' (^n-en-∏n-b¿ 1:3). a‰p-≈-h¿°p-th≠n {]m¿∞n-°p-∂-Xn¬ \mw k¥p-jvScm-bn-cn-°-Ww.<br />
""\nß-fpsS hnizm-k-Øns‚ ]cn-tim-[\ ÿncX Df-hm-°p∂p F∂p Adnp AXp kt¥mjw<br />
F∂p FÆp-hn≥. F∂m¬ \n߃ H∂nepw Ipd-hn-√msX XnI--hcpw kºq¿Æcpw BtI-≠-Xn\p ÿncsX°p<br />
XnI {]hrØn D≠m-Is´'' (bm-s°m_v 1:3,4). hnizm-k-Øns‚ ]cn-tim-[\ Bflob ]IzX<br />
hcp-Øp∂p F∂-Xn-\m¬ \mw AXn¬ kt¥m-jn-°Ww.<br />
GXp hy‡n-sbbpw {]Im-in-∏n-°p∂ tbip-hm-Ip∂ shfn®w AYhm ]cn-ip-≤mfl kt¥mjw \Ωn¬<br />
shfn-s∏-S-Ww. kt¥m-j-Øns‚ Bflm-hn-\m¬ \mw \nd-bWw. ""hnf-°p-sIm-fp-Øo´p Bcpw \ne-h-d-bntem<br />
]d-bn≥Io-gntem sh°msX AI-Øp-h-cp-∂-h¿ shfn®w ImtW-≠-Xn\p X≠n-t∑¬ At{X sh°p-∂Xp''<br />
(eq-s°mkv 11:33). ho´n¬ hcp-∂-h¿ shfn®w ImW-Ww. \Ωn-ep≈ Bfl-k-t¥mjw Bfp-Isf am\-km-¥c-s∏-Sp-Øpw.<br />
ssZh-Zm-k-∑m¿ IjvS-X-I-fn¬ AI-s∏-´mepw tbip-hn¬ Ah¿ k¥p-jvS-cm-Wv. \mw Cu<br />
kt¥mjw \ΩpsS `h-\-ß-fn-te°pw ]c-kv]cw _‘-ß-fn-te°pw kIe a\p-jy-cn-te°pw hym]n-∏n-°-<br />
Ww.<br />
6. _p≤nsb Ihn-bp∂ kam-[m\w<br />
""kam-[m\w Rm≥ \n߃°p Xt∂-®p-t]m-Ip∂p; Fs‚ kam-[m\w Rm≥ \n߃°p Xcp∂p; temIw<br />
Xcp-∂-Xp-t]mse A√ Rm≥ \n߃°p Xcp-∂-Xv. \nß-fpsS lrZbw Ie-ß-cp-Xv, {`an-°bpw AcpXv''<br />
(tbm-l-∂m≥ 14:27). tbip \ap°v X∂n-´pt]mb kam-[m\w temI-Øn¬ \n∂pw e`n-°m-Ø-Xm-Wv. ""H∂ns\-°p-dn®pw<br />
hnNm-c-s∏-S-cpXv; F√m-‰nepw {]m¿∞-\-bmepw At]-£-bmepw \nß-fpsS Bh-iy-߃<br />
kvtXm{XtØm-Sp-IqsS ssZh-tØmSp Adn-bn-°-bt{X th≠-Xp. F∂m¬ k-Ie_p≤n-sbbpw Ihn-bp∂<br />
ssZh-k-am-[m\w \nß-fpsS lrZ-b-ß-sfbpw \n\-hp-I-sfbpw {InkvXp-tb-ip-hn-¬ Im°pw'' (^n-en-∏n-b¿<br />
4:6,7). hnNm-c-s∏-SmsX Ft∏mgpw {]m¿∞-\-bnepw kvtXm{X-Ønepw apgp-In-bm¬ ssZho-I-k-am-[m-\-Øm¬<br />
\mw \nd-bpw.<br />
kI-e-_p-≤n-sbbpw Ihn-bp∂ Cu ssZhoI kam-[m-\-Øn-\p-Zm-l-cWw \ap°v At∏m-kvX-e-{]-h¿Øn-<br />
I-fn¬ ImWmw. ""B ImeØp sltcm-Zm-cm-Pmhp k`-bn¬ Nnesc ]oUn-∏n-t°-≠-Xn\p ssI\o-´n. tbml-<br />
∂ms‚ ktlm-Z-c-\mb bmt°m-_ns\ Ah≥ hmƒsIm≠p sIm∂p'' (A.-{]. 14:1,2). sltcm-Zmhv bmt°m-<br />
_ns\ sIm√p-∂p. ]s{Xm-kn-s\bpw A{]Imcw sNøp-hm-\mbn Btem-N\ sNbvXv XS-h-d-bn-e-S-°p∂p.<br />
""sltcm-Zmhp Ahs\ P\-Øns‚ apºn¬ \ndp-Øp-hm≥ `mhn-®-Xns‚ Xse-cm-{Xn-bn¬ ]s{Xmkv c≠p<br />
Nß-e-bm¬ _‘n-°-s∏-´-h-\mbn c≠p ]S-bm-fn-I-fpsS \Sp-hn¬ Dd-ßp-I-bm-bn-cp∂p'' (A.-{]. 14:6). ]s{Xmkns‚<br />
Dd°w At±-l-Øns‚ kI-e-_p-≤n-sbbpw Ihn-bp∂ ssZhnI kam-[m-\sØ shfn-s∏-Sp-Øp-∂p.<br />
]n∂oSv amemJ h∂v ]s{Xm-kns\ XS-hd hnap‡-\m-°p∂p.<br />
""ÿnc-am-\-k≥ \n∂n¬ B{ibw sh®n-cn-°-sIm≠p \o Ahs\ ]q¿Æ-k-am-[m-\-Øn¬ Im°p∂p''<br />
(sb-i-ømhv 26:3). ssZh-Øn¬ B{i-bn-°p-Ibpw ÿnc-am-\-k-cm-bn-cn-°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂-h¿°mWv Cu kam-<br />
[m\w e`n-°p-∂-Xv. ""{InkvXp-hns‚ kam-[m\w \nß-fpsS lrZ-b-ß-fn¬ hmgs´; AXn-∂t√m \n߃ GIi-co-c-ambn<br />
hnfn-°-s∏-´p-an-cn-°p-∂Xp; \µn-bp-≈-h-cmbpw Ccn-∏n≥'' (sIm-sem-ky¿ 3:15). \mw hnfn-°-s∏-´n-cn-<br />
°p-∂Xv {InkvXp-hns‚ kam-[m\w \nd Pohn-X-߃°m-bn-´m-Wv. ""XmgvN-bn¬ Ccn-∏m\pw kar-≤n-bn¬<br />
Ccn-∏m\pw F\n°p Adnbmw; Xr]vX\mbn-cn-∏m\pw hni-∂n-cn-∏m\pw kar-≤n-bn¬ Ccn-∏m\pw _p≤n-ap´p<br />
A\p-`-hn-∏m\pw F√mw Rm≥ ioen-®n-cn-°p-∂p. Fs∂ i‡-\m-°p-∂-h≥ apJm-¥cw Rm≥ kI-e-Øn\pw<br />
aXn-bm-Ip∂p'' (^n-en-∏n-b¿ 4:12,13). XmgvN-bnepw kar-≤n-bnepw Hcp-t]mse kt¥m-jhpw kam-[m-\hpw<br />
\ne-\n¿Øm≥ At∏m-kvX-e-∑m¿°v Ign-p.<br />
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7. Zo¿L-£a henb t\´w<br />
""hnizm-k-Øns‚ \mb-I\pw ]q¿Øn hcp-Øp-∂-h-\p-amb tbip-hns\ t\m°pI; Xs‚ apºn¬ sh®ncp∂<br />
kt¥mjw Hm¿Øp Ah≥ A]-am\w Ae-£y-am°n {Iqins\ kln-°bpw ssZh- knw-lm-k-\-Øns‚<br />
he-Øp-`m-KØp Ccn-°bpw sNbvXp'' (F-{_m-b¿ 12:2). tbip Zo¿L-£-a-tbmsS A]-am\w kln®v e£yw<br />
t\Sn-sb-Sp-Øp. ""kvt\lw Zo¿L-ambn £an-°bpw Zb ImWn-°bpw sNøp∂p; kvt\lw kv]¿≤n-°p-∂n√''<br />
(1-sIm-cn-¥y¿ 13:4). kvt\lw Zo¿L-ambn £an-°p-∂p.<br />
""I¿Ør-tk-h-\n-anØw _≤-\m-bn-cn-°p∂ Rm≥ {]t_m-[n-∏n-°p-∂Xp: \nßsf hnfn-®n-cn-°p∂ hnfn°p<br />
tbmKyamwhÆw ]q¿Æ-hn-\-b-tØmSpw kuay-X-tbmSpw Zo¿L-£-a-tbm-Spw-IqsS \S-°bpw kvt\l-Øn¬<br />
At\ym\yw s]mdp-°bpw Bflm-hns‚ sFIyX kam-[m-\-_-‘-Øn¬ Im∏m≥ {ian-°bpw sNbvhn≥''<br />
(F-s^-ky¿ 4:1,3). Zo¿L-£-a-tbm-sS-bn-cn-°p-Ibpw Xn∑bv°p ]Icw Xn∑ sNøm-Xn-cn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXm¬<br />
ssZhw \sΩ Db¿Øpw. ""F∂m¬ ktlm-Z-c-∑m-tc, I¿Øm-hns‚ {]Xy-£-X-hsc Zo¿L-£-a-tbm-Sn-cn-∏n≥;<br />
Irjn-°m-c≥ `qan-bpsS hne-tb-dnb ^e-Øn\p ImØp-sIm≠p ap∑-gbpw ]n∑-gbpw AXn\p In´p-thmfw<br />
Zo¿L-£-a-tbm-Sn-cn-°p-∂p-ht√m'' (bm-s°m. 5:7). Zo¿L-£a \ΩpsS ac-Ww-hsc \mw Im°-Ww.<br />
8. tbip-hns‚ Zb<br />
""btlmh Zqc-Øp-\n∂p F\n°p {]Xy-£-ambn Acp-fn-s®bvXp: \nXy-kvt\-lw-sIm≠p Rm≥ \ns∂<br />
kvt\-®n-cn-°p∂p; AXp-sIm≠p Rm≥ \n\°p Zb Zo¿L-am-°n-bn-cn-°p∂p'' (bn-c-aymhv 31:3). \nXykvt\l-<br />
Øm¬ ssZhw \tΩmSp Zb ImWn-®p. ""\n߃ XΩn¬ Zbbpw a\- -en-hp-ap-≈-h-cmbn ssZhw {InkvXphn¬<br />
\nß-tfmSp £an-®Xp t]mse At\ym\yw £an-∏n≥'' (F-s^-ky¿ 4:32). s]s´-∂p≈ tZjyw sIme-<br />
]m-XIw hsc sIms≠-Øn°mw F∂-Xn-\m¬ \mw Zb [cn-°-Ww. ""AXp-sIm≠p ssZh-Øns‚ hrX-∑mcpw<br />
hnip-≤-∑mcpw {]nb-cp-ambn a\- -en-hp, Zb, Xmgva, kuay-X, Zo¿L-£a F∂nh [cn®psIm≠p'' (sIm-semky¿<br />
3:12). hnip-≤-∑m¿ ]n≥am-‰-°msc Zb ImWn®v aS-°n-s°m≠p hc-Ww.<br />
""Ah≥ h∂p henb ]pcp-jm-csØ I≠p Ah-cn¬ a\- -enp Ah-cpsS tcmKn-Isf kuJyam°n''<br />
(a-Ømbn 14:14). \mw tcmKnI-tfmSv Zbbpw a\-k-enhpw ImWn-°p-tºmƒ, ssZhw {]h¿Øn°pw. ""Ahƒ<br />
Ic-bp-∂Xpw Ah-tfm-Sp-IqsS h∂ sblq-Z-∑m¿ Ic-bp-∂Xpw tbip I≠n´p D≈w s\m¥p Ießn; Ahs\<br />
sh®Xp FhnsS F∂p tNmZn-®p. I¿Øm-th, h∂p Im¨I F∂p Ah¿ Ah-t\mSp ]d-p. tbip IÆp-<br />
\o¿ hm¿Øp'' (tbm-l. 11:33,35). emk-dns‚ ac-W-hm¿Ø-tI´v a‰p-≈-h-tcm-sSm∏w kl-X-]n®v Ic<br />
tbip-hm-Wv \ΩpsS amXr-I.<br />
9. hc-߃ ]tcm-]-Im-c-Øn\v<br />
""F∂m¬ Hmtcm-cp-Ø\p Bflm-hns‚ {]Im-i\w s]mXp-{]-tbm-P-\-Øn-\mbn \evI-s∏-Sp∂p'' (1-sImcn-¥y¿<br />
12:7). Bflm-hns‚ {]Im-i\w s]mXp {]I-S-\-Øn-\mbn \mw D]-tbm-Kn-°msX, s]mXp {]tbm-P-\-<br />
Øn-\mbn D]-tbm-Kn-°-Ww. ""Hmtcm-cp-Ø\p hcw e`n-®-Xp-t]mse hnhn-[-am-bp≈ ssZh-Ir-]-bpsS \√ Krlhn-Nm-c-I-∑m-cmbn<br />
AXn-s\-s°m≠p At\ym\yw ip{iq-jn-∏n≥'' (1-]-s{Xmkv 4:10). hc-߃ \ap°p \¬Is∏-´n-cn-°p-∂Xv<br />
At\ym\yw ip{iq-jn-°p-hm-\m-Wv. ""I¿Ømhpw Kpcp-hp-amb Rm≥ \nß-fpsS Im¬ IgpIn<br />
Fn¬ \nßfpw XΩn¬ XΩn¬ Im¬ Igp-tI-≠-Xm-Ip∂p'' (tbm-l-∂m≥ 13:14). tbip a‰p-≈-h-cpsS Imep-<br />
Iƒ Igp-In-sb-n¬, \mapw A{]-Im-c-ap≈ {]h¿Øn-Iƒ sNøm≥ aSn-°-cp-Xv. ""Fs‚ P\sØ Biz-kn-<br />
∏n≥, Bizkn∏n≥ F∂p \nß-fpsS ssZhw Acp-fn-s®-øp∂p''. (sb-i-ømhp 40:1). \mw a‰p-≈-hsc Biz-kn-<br />
∏n-°m-\mbn hnfn°s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
10. hniz-kvX¿°v Poh-In-coSw<br />
""BI-bm¬ kI-e-Zp-jvS-Xbpw F√m NXnhpw hymP-`m-hhpw Akq-bbpw F√m- \p-Wbpw \o°n-°fp''<br />
(1-]-s{Xmkv 2:1). `‡n-bpsS thjw [cn®v Akq-bbpw a’-chpw D≈n¬sIm≠p \S-°-cp-Xv. ""BIbm¬<br />
F√m Agp°pw ZpjvS-X-bpsS B[n-Iyhpw hn´p \nß-fpsS Bflm-°sf c£n-∏m≥ i‡n-bp-≈Xpw<br />
Dƒ\-´Xp-amb hN\w kuay-X-tbmsS ssIs°mƒhn≥'' (bm-s°m_v 1:21). hN-\-am-Ip∂ sh≈-Øn¬ \mw<br />
Ipfn-°p-tºmƒ, AXn¬ \Ωp-sS-Xmb ]m]-am-Ip∂ Hcp Xp≈n hnjw hoWn-´p-s≠-n¬ t]mepw \Ωn¬<br />
\n∂v Zp¿K‘w han°pw ""AXy-ev]-Øn¬ hniz-kvX-\m-b-h≥ A[n-I-Ønepw hniz-kvX≥; AXyev]Øn¬<br />
\oXn-sI-´-h≥ A[n-I-Ønepw \oXn-sI-´-h≥'' (eq-s°m. 16:10). as‰√mw icn-bmbn sNbvXn´v GsX-nepw Hcp<br />
sNdnb Imcy-Øn¬ hogvN hcp-Øn-bmepw, \mw hniz-kvX-c-√.<br />
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""ssZhw \√Xpw Xob-Xp-amb kI-e-{]-hr-Øn-sbbpw kIe cl-ky-ß-fp-ambn \ymb-hn-kvXm-c-Ønte°p<br />
hcp-Øp-at√m'' (k-`m-{]-kwKn 12:14). \ΩpsS \√Xpw NoØbpamb F√m {]h¿Øn-Ifpw \ymbhn[n<br />
Znhkw shfn-s∏-Sp-Ø-s∏Spw. ""\ns∂-Ø-s∂bpw D]-tZ-i-sØbpw kq£n-®p-sImƒI; CXn¬ Dsd®p<br />
\nev°; Aßs\ sNbvXm¬ \o \ns∂bpw \ns‚ {]kwKw tIƒ°p-∂-h-scbpw c£n°pw'' (1Xn-sam. 4:16).<br />
Ah-\-hs\ kq£n-°p-∂-h¿t° a‰p-≈-hsc am\-km-¥-c-s∏-Sp-Øm≥ Ign-bp-I-bp-≈q. ""Aßs\ \n߃<br />
\n\-°mØ \mgn-I-bn¬ a\p-jy-]p-{X≥ hcp-∂-Xp-sIm≠p \nßfpw Hcp-ßn-bn-cn-∏n≥'' (a-Ømbn 24:44). \ΩpsS<br />
ac-W-k-abw Ft∏m-sg∂v \ap°v Adn-hn-√m-bvI-bm¬, \mw Ft∏mgpw Xøm-sd-Sp-t∏msSbn-cn-°-Ww.<br />
""]ns∂ Ah≥ Acp-fn-s®-bvXXp: Fs‚ hN-\-ßsf tIƒ∏n≥; \nß-fpsS CS-bn¬ Hcp {]hm-N-I≥<br />
Ds≠n¬ btlm-hbmb Rm≥ Ah\p Z¿i-\-Øn¬ Fs∂ shfn-s∏-Sp-Øp-Ibpw kz]v\-Øn¬ Ah-t\mSp<br />
Acp-fn-s®-bvIbpw sNøpw'' (kw-Jym-]p-kvXIw 12:6). ssZhw shfn-s∏-Sp-Øn-bm-e-√msX a\-kn¬ tXm∂p-∂sXm-s°bpw<br />
{]hm-N-I-\mbn ]d-b-cp-Xv. ""Atøm btlm-th, Rm≥ hniz-kvX-X-tbmSpw GIm{K lrZ-btØm-Spw-IqsS<br />
Xncp-ap-ºn¬ \S∂p \n\°p {]km-Z-am-bp-≈Xp sNbvXn-cn-°p∂p F∂p Hm¿t°-Wta F∂p<br />
]d-p. lnkv°o-bmhp G‰hpw Icp'' (2-cm-Pm-°-∑m¿ 20:3). lnkvIn-bm-hns‚ ac-W-k-a-b-am-sb∂v<br />
{]h-N-\ap≠mbn´pw Ahs‚ hniz-kvXX Hm¿Øv ssZhw Ahs‚ Bbp v \o´n-s°m-SpØp.<br />
""Fs‚ Iev]-\-Iƒ e`n®p {]am-Wn-°p-∂-h≥ Fs∂ kvt\ln-°p-∂-h≥ BIp∂p; Fs∂ kvt\ln-<br />
°p-∂-hs\ Fs‚ ]nXmhp kvt\ln-°p∂p; Rm\pw Ahs\ kvt\ln®p Ah∂p Fs∂-Øs∂ shfn-s∏-<br />
SpØpw'' (tbm-l. 14:21). ssZhsØ kvt\ln-°p∂ hniz-kvX¿°v ssZhw Xs∂-Øs∂ shfn-s∏-Sp-Øp∂p.<br />
""ssZh-tØmSp ASpØp sN√p-hn≥; F∂m¬, Ah≥ \nß-tfmSp ASp-Øp-h-cpw. ]m]n-I-sf, ssIIsf shSn-<br />
∏m-°p-hn≥; Ccp-a\- p-t≈m-sc, lrZ-b-ßsf ip≤o-I-cn-∏n≥'' (bm-t°m_v 4:8). ]m]-ßsf Dt]-£n®v ssZhtØm-S-Sp-°p-tºmƒ<br />
ssZhw \tΩm-S-SpØp hcpw. F√m ]m]-ßfpw Dt]-£n®v \Ωp-tS-Xmb F√m ]≤-Xn-<br />
Ifpw hn´p-t]-£n®v kz¿-§ knwlm-k-\sØ Hcp inip-hn-s\-t∏mse B{i-bn-®m¬, ssZh-Ir-]-bpsS kap{Zw<br />
\Ωn-tebv°v B¿Øv Cc®p hcpw. ""\o kln-∏m-\p-≈Xp t]Sn-t°≠: \nßsf ]co-£n-t°≠Xn\p ]nimNp<br />
\nß-fn¬ Nnesc XS-hn¬ B°p-hm≥ t]mIp∂p; ]Øp-Zn-hkw \n߃°p D]-{Zhw D≠mIpw; ac-W-]cy¥w<br />
hniz-kvX-\m-bn-cn°; F∂m¬ Rm≥ Poh-In-coSw \n\°p Xcpw'' (sh-fn-∏mSp 2:10). acWw hscbpw<br />
hniz-kvX-cm-bn-cn-°p-∂-h¿°mWv Pohs‚ IncoSw e`n-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
11. kuay-X-bp-≈-h¿ `mKy-hm-∑m¿<br />
""A∆Ww Cf-b-h-tc, aq∏-∑m¿°p Iog-S-ßp-hn≥. F√m-hcpw XΩn¬ XΩn¬ Iog-Sßn Xmgva [cn®p<br />
sImƒhn≥; ssZhw \nK-fn-I-tfmSp FXn¿Øp \nev°p∂p; Xmgva-bp-≈-h¿t°m Ir] \evIp-∂p. AXp-sIm≠p<br />
Ah≥ X°-k-a-bØp \nßsf Db¿Øp-hm≥ ssZh-Øns‚ _e-ap≈ ssI°ogp XmWn-cn-∏n≥'' (1-]-s{Xmkv<br />
5:5,6). ssZhw F{Xbpw Db¿Øp-∂pthm A{Xbpw Xmg-Ww. hogvNbv°v ap≥]mWv \nK-f-`mhw hcp-∂-Xv.<br />
Xmgva-bp-≈-h¿°v ssZhw Ir] \evIp-∂p. ""Rm≥ kuay-Xbpw Xmgvabpw D≈-h≥ BI-bm¬ Fs‚ \pIw<br />
G‰p-sIm≠p Ft∂mSp ]Tn-∏n≥; F∂m¬ \nß-fpsS Bflm-°ƒ°v Bizmkw Is≠Øpw'' (a-Ømbn<br />
11:29). ]pcp-jm-c-Øn\v CS-bn¬ Cdßn hocy-{]-h¿Øn-Iƒ sNbvX-h-\mWv tbip. IpjvT-tcm-Knsb Ah≥<br />
sXm´p kuJy-am-°n. a\p-jy¿ am\n-®n-s√-nepw ssZhw am\n-°p-sa-n¬, \mw AXv aXn-sb∂v shbv°-Ww.<br />
\mw kz¿§ob CS-ß-fn¬ Ccp-Ø-s∏-´-h-cm-I-sIm≠v temI-Ønse IjvS-X-Iƒ \sΩ Xf¿tØ≠ Imcy-an-<br />
√. tbip-hns‚ kuay-Xbpw Xmgvabpw \mw ]Tn-°Ww.<br />
""ktlm-Z-c-∑m-tc, Hcp a\p-jy≥ h√ sX‰nepw AI-s∏´p t]msb-n¬ Bfln-I-cmb \n߃ Aß-s\bp-≈-hs\<br />
kuay-X-bpsS Bflm-hn¬ bYm-ÿm-\-s∏-Sp-Øp-hn≥; \obpw ]co-£-bn¬ AI-s∏-Sm-Xn-cn-∏m≥<br />
kq£n-®p-sImƒI'' (K-em. 6:1). ]nimNv ]e-scbpw sh´n¬ hogvØp-∂Xv a‰p-≈-h-cpsS t{Zml-Øn-\p≈ AhcpsS<br />
{]Xn-I-c-W-Øn-eq-sS-bm-Wv. ""Ahs\ R߃ Adn-bn-°p-∂-Xn¬ GXp a\p-jy-s\bpw {InkvXp-hn¬<br />
XnI--h-\mbn \ndp-tØ-≠-Xn\p GXp a\p-jy-s\bpw {]t_m-[n-∏n-°bpw GXp a\p-jy-t\mSpw kIe<br />
⁄m\-tØmSpw IqsS D]-tZ-in-°bpw sNøp∂p'' (sIm-sem-ky¿ 1:28). \mw D]-tZ-in-°p-tºmƒ a‰p-≈-hsc<br />
Ip‰-s∏-SpØn Xf¿Øm-sX, {InkvXp-thmfw Ahsc hf¿Øm-\mbn kuay-X-tbmsS D]-tZ-in-°Ww. ""hntcm-<br />
[n-Iƒ°p ssZhw kXy-Øns‚ ]cn-⁄m-\-Øn-\mbn am\-km-¥cw \evIptam F∂pw, ]nim-Nn-\m¬ ]nSns]´p<br />
IpSp-ßn-b-h-cm-I-bm¬ Ah¿ kpt_m[w {]m]n®p Ahs‚ IWn-bn¬ \n∂p Hgnp ssZthjvSw<br />
sNøptam F∂pw-sh®p Ahsc kuay-X-tbmsS ]Tn-∏n-t°-≠Xpw BIp∂p'' (2-Xn-a. 2:25,26). kphn-tij<br />
hntcm-[n-Isf \mw kuay-X-tbmsS am{Xta ]Tn-∏n-°p-hm≥ ]mSp-≈q.<br />
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""\nß-fn¬ ⁄m\nbpw hnth-In-bp-am-b-h≥ B¿? Ah≥ ⁄m\e£-W-amb kuay-X-tbmsS \√<br />
\S-∏n¬ Xs‚ {]hr-Øn- -Isf ImWn-°s´'' (bm-t°m_v 3:13). kuayX ⁄m\-e-£-W-am-Wv. ""kuay-X-bp-<br />
≈-h¿ `mKy-hm-∑m¿; Ah¿ `qansb Ah-Im-i-am°pw'' (a-Ømbn 5:5). ]pXnb BIm-i-sØbpw `qan-sbbpw<br />
Ah-Im-i-am-°p-hm-\p≈ `mKyw kuay-X-bp-≈-h¿°mWv e`n-°p-hm≥ t]mIp-∂-Xv.<br />
12. {InkvXp-hn¬ PntX-{µn-b≥<br />
C{µnbPbw Hcp Bfl-^eamWv. IÆv, sNhn, \m°v, aq°v, Xz°v F∂o C{µn-b-ß-sf-sb√mw \mw<br />
Pbn-°p-Ibpw NoØ-hn-fn, ]m]w P\n-∏n-°p∂ t\m´w, kv]¿i-\-߃ apX-em-b-hsb \mw Hgn-hm-°p-Ibpw<br />
sNø-Ww. AXn-Yn-{]n-b\pw, k¬Kp-W-{]n-b\pw, kpt_m-[-io-e\pw, \oXn-am\pw, \n¿Ω-e\pw, PntX-{µn-b\pw,<br />
]t∞ym-]-tZ-i-Øm¬ {]t_m-[n-∏n-∏m\pw hntcm-[n-Iƒ°p t_m[w hcp-Øp-hm\pw i‡-\m-tI-≠-Xn∂p D]tZ-i-{]-Imcap≈<br />
hnizm-ky-h-N\w apdp-sI-∏n-Sn-°p-∂-h\pw Bbn-cn-°Ww'' (Xo-sØmkv 1:8,9). ]utemkv<br />
A∏-kvtXm-e≥, A≤y-£-\mb XotØm-kn\p sImSpØ D]-tZ-i-amWv taep-≤-cn-®-Xv. \msa-√m-hcpw {InkvXphn¬<br />
PntX-{µn-b-cm-bn-cn-°-Ww.<br />
""\ap°p≈ alm-]p-tcm-ln-X≥ \ΩpsS _e-lo-\-X-I-fn¬ kl-Xm]w ImWn∏m≥ Ign-bm-Øh\√;<br />
]m]w HgnsI k¿∆-Ønepw \ap°p Xpey-ambn ]co-£n-°-s∏-´-h-\t{X \ap°p≈Xp. AXp-sIm≠p IcpW<br />
e`n-∏m\pw X’-a-bØp klm-b-Øn-\p≈ Ir] {]m]n-∏m-\p-ambn \mw ss[cy-tØmsS Ir]m-k-\-Øn\p<br />
ASpØpsN√qI.'' (F-{_m-b¿ 4:15,16). C{µn-b-ßsf Pbn-°m-\p≈ Ir], tbip \ap°p Xcpw.<br />
13. hm°n¬ sX‰m-Ø-h¿ k¬KpW]q¿Æ¿<br />
""Aßs\ Xt∂ \mhpw sNdnb Ah-bhw Fnepw hfsc hºp-]-d-bp-∂p. Ipd Xo F{X henb<br />
ImSp IØn-°p∂p; \mhpw Hcp Xo Xt∂; AXp \ΩpsS AwK-ß-fpsS Iq´-Øn¬ A\oXn temI-ambn<br />
tZlsØ apgp-h≥ aen-\-am°n Poh-N-{I-Øn\p Xo sImfp-Øp-Ibpw \c-I-Øm¬ AXn\p Xo ]nSn-°bpw<br />
sNøp∂p'' (bm-t°m_v 3:5,6). \mhns‚ sX‰mb D]-tbmKw henb \mi-Øn\v Imc-W-am-Imw. ""Ah¿ ]ndp-<br />
]n-dp-∏p-Imcpw Xß-fpsS KXn-sb-°p-dn®p Bh-em[n ]d-bp-∂-h-cp-ambn kz¥-tam-l-ßsf A\p-k-cn®p \S-<br />
°p-∂p. Ah-cpsS hmbv hºp ]d-bp-∂p. Imcy-km-≤y-Øn-\mbn Ah¿ apJ-kvXpXn {]tbm-Kn-°p∂p'' (bqZm<br />
1:16). apJ-kvXpXn hnip-≤-∑m¿°v DNn-X-a-√.<br />
""F∂m¬ \n߃°p lrZ-b-Øn¬ ssI∏p≈ Cu¿jybpw imTyhpw Ds≠-n¬ kXy-Øn\p hntcm-[ambn<br />
{]iw-kn-°bpw t`mjv°p ]d-I-bp-a-cpXv'' (bm-s°m_v 3:14). Bfl-{]-iwk ]m]-am-Wv. ssZh-sØ-°mfp-]cn<br />
[\-Øn\pw ÿm\-am-\-߃°pw {]m[m\yw sImSp-°p-∂-h-cmWv kmØms‚ CØ-c-Øn-ep≈ X{¥ß-fn¬<br />
hogp-∂-Xv. F√mw ssZhoI Zm\-am-bncnt° \ΩpsS ÿm\-am\-ßsftbm, Ign-hp-I-sfsbm, ip{iqj-I-sftbm<br />
Ipdn®v hºv ]d-bp-∂Xv bYm¿∞ {InkvXym-\n-Iƒ°v tbmPn-®-X-√.<br />
""Aßs\ BIp∂p hnip-≤-∑m¿°p DNn-Xw. NoØ-Ø-cw, s]m´-s®m¬, Ifn-hm°p Cßs\ tN¿®-b-<br />
√m-Øh H∂pw AcpXp; kvtXm{X-at{X th≠Xp'' (F-s^-ky¿ 5:4). hnip-≤-∑m¿ Ifn-hm-°p-Ifpw ]c-Zq-j-<br />
W-ßfpw ]d-bmsX Ft∏mgpw kvtXm{X-tØmsS \S-°p-Ibpw tIƒ°p-∂-h¿°v Bflo-tbm-∂Xn hcp-Øp-<br />
∂Xv am{Xw kwkm-cn-°p-Ibpw sNø-Ww. ""Bsc-s°m≠pw ZqjWw ]d-bm-sXbpw, Ie-ln-°m-sXbpw,<br />
im¥-∑m-cmbn kIe a\p-jy-tcmSpw ]q¿Æ-ku-ayX ImWn-∏m\pw Ahsc Hm¿Ω-s∏-Sp-ØpI'' (Xo-sØmkv<br />
3:2). Ielw ssZh-a-°ƒ°v tbmPn-®-X-√.<br />
""\nßsf D]-{Z-hn-°p-∂-hsc A\p-{K-ln-∏n≥; i]n-°msX A\p-{K-ln-∏n≥'' (tdm-a¿ 12:14). D]-{Z-hn-°p-<br />
∂-hsc \mw A\p-{K-ln-°-Ww. Bsc-sb-nepw \mw i]n-®n-´p-s≠-n¬ im]w ]n≥h-en® tbip-hns‚ \ma-<br />
Øn¬ \mw Ahsc A\p-{K-ln-°-Ww. ""AXn-\m¬ \mw I¿Ømhpw ]nXm-hp-am-b-hs\ kvXpXn-°p∂p;<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ kmZr-iy-Øn¬ D≠mb a\p-jysc AXn-\m¬ i]n-°p∂p'' (bm-t°m_v 3:9). kvXpXnbpw im]hpw<br />
Htc \mhn¬ \n∂v ]pd-s∏-´m¬ kvXpXn ^e-c-ln-X-am-Ipw. \mw A\p-{K-ln-°p-∂-h-cm-Im≥ hnfn-°-s∏-´n-cn-<br />
°p-∂p.<br />
""ac-Whpw Poh\pw \mhns‚ A[n-Im-c-Øn¬ Ccn-°p∂p; AXn¬ CjvS-s∏-Sp-∂-h¿ AXns‚ ^ew<br />
A\p-`-hn°pw'' (k-Zr-i-hm-Iy-߃ 18:21). Nne-t∏mƒ \ΩpsS Pohn-X-߃°v sIWn-I-fm-Ip-∂Xv \sΩ-°pdn®v<br />
\mw Xs∂ ]d \yq\-Xm-hm-°p-Itfm, sX‰mb hm°p-Itfm BImw. \sΩ-°p-dn®v \pW-b-\mb<br />
kmØm≥ a\-kn¬ ]dp Xcp∂ \yq\-X-I-fp-sSbpw, `b-ß-fp-sSbpw, D¬°-WvT-I-fp-sSbpw hm°p-Iƒ<br />
\mw ]d-b-cp-Xv. \mw H∂n-s\-°p-dn®pw DXv°-WvT-s∏-tS-≠-Xn-s√∂pw, \mw Ahn-SpsØ cmPyhpw \oXnbpw<br />
At\z-jn-®m¬ a‰p-≈-sX√mw tN¿°-s∏-Sp-sa∂pw, \∑bpw Icp-Wbpw \ΩpsS ]n∂mse hcp-sa-∂pw, \ap°v<br />
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ap≥s] \ap-°p≈ hgnsbmcp-°p-hm-\mbn tbip t]mIp-∂p-sh-∂pw, Iqcn-cp-fn≥ Xmgvh-c-bn-eqsS \S-∂mepw<br />
\ap°v H∂pw kw`-hn-°p-I-bn-s√-∂pw, ssZh-Øn¬ hniz-kn®v B{i-bn-°p-∂-h¿ kz¿§-Øn-em-bmepw `qan-bnem-bmepw<br />
Ahn-SpsØ kwc-£W he-b-Øn-em-sW∂pw, ssZh-Øns‚ ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv \Ωn¬ hkn-°p-<br />
∂p-sh∂pw, ssZh-h-N\w \sΩmSp ]d-bp-∂p. kmØms‚ kIe {]h¿Øn-I-sfbpw tbip-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬<br />
Agn-°m\pw C√m-Xm-°p-hm-\p-ap≈ A[n-Imcw \ap°v \¬I-s∏-´n-cn-°p∂psh∂pw, \sΩ ssZhw Hcp A\p-<br />
{K-l-am°n am‰p-sa∂pw, XßfpsS F√m Ah-ÿ-I-fnepw ssZhsØ B{i-bn®psIm≠n-cn-°p-∂-h¿°mbn<br />
ip`-I-c-amb `mhn hmKvZm\w sNøp∂ Hcp ssZhoI ]≤Xn Ds≠∂pw, s]‰Ω ad-∂mepw ssZhw \sΩ ad-<br />
°p-I-bn-s√-∂pw, \sΩ i‡-cm-°p∂ tbip-{InkvXp hgn \ap°v F√mw sNøm≥ Ign-bp-sa∂pw ssZh<br />
hN\w \tΩmSp ]d-bp-∂p. ssZh-a-°-sf-°p-dn®v ssZh hN\w F¥p-]-d-bp∂p, AXp am{Xta \mw \sΩ-°pdn®v<br />
]d-bm-hq.<br />
""Cº-ap≈ hm°p tX≥I-´-bm-Ip∂p; a\- n\p a[p-chpw Aÿn-Iƒ°p Huj-[hpw Xs∂'' (k-Zr-iyhm-Iy-߃<br />
16:24). tbip-hn-t‚-Xp- t]m-sebp≈ emhWy-hm-°p-Iƒ a‰p-≈-hsc imco-cn-I-ambpw am\-ko-Iambpw<br />
Bflo-b-ambpw t]mjn-∏n-°p-∂p. ""\mw F√m-hcpw ]e-Xnepw sX‰n-t∏m-Ip∂p; Hcp-Ø≥ hm°n¬<br />
sX‰m-Xn-cp-∂m¬ Ah≥ ico-csØ apgp-h\pw ISn-m-Wn´p \S-Øp-hm≥ i‡-\mbn k¬Kp-W-]q¿Ønbp≈<br />
]pcp-j≥ BIp∂p'' (bm-s°m_v 3:2). sNdnb Np°m≥ I∏-ens\ \nb-{¥n-°p-∂-Xp-t]mse, hm°p-<br />
Isf \nb-{¥n-°p-hm≥ ]Tn®h¿°v F√mw \nb-{¥n-°p-hm≥ Ign-bpw. hm°n¬ sX‰m-Ø-h¿ k¬Kp-W-<br />
]q¿Æ¿ BIp-∂p.<br />
14. IÆmWv ico-c-Øns‚ hnf°v<br />
""PU-tam-lw, It◊m-lw, Poh-\-Øns‚ {]Xm]w Cßs\ temI-Øn-ep-≈Xp F√mw ]nXm-hn¬ \n∂-<br />
√, temI-Øn¬ \n∂t{X BIp-∂p. temIhpw AXns‚ tamlhpw Hgn-p-t]m-Ip∂p; ssZthjvSw sNøp-<br />
∂-ht\m Ft∂°pw Ccn-°p∂p'' (1 tbml. 2:16,17). It◊mlw ssZth-jvS-a√. sX‰mb Sn.-hn. ]cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ,<br />
Nn{X-߃ apX-em-bh c≠m-aXv t\m°n-bm¬, AXv ]m]-Øn-te°v \bn-°mw. ip{iq-j-I-∑m-cpsS hogvNbv°v<br />
Ah-cpsS \mhpw IÆp-Ifpw Imc-W-am-tb-°mw. Sn.-hn. {`m¥v Bflm-`n-tjIw XI¿°pw. ""ico-c-Øns‚<br />
hnf°p IÆm-Ip∂p; IÆp sNm∆p-≈-sX-n¬ icocw apgp-h\pw {]Im-in-X-am-bn-cn°pw; tZmj-ap-≈-Xm-Intem<br />
ico-chpw Ccp-´p-≈Xpw Xt∂'' (eq-s°mkv 11:34). IÆp tZmj-ap-≈-Xm-bm¬ \Ωn-ep≈ {]Imiw aßn-t∏m-<br />
Ipw.<br />
15. Nn¥-Isf ]nSn-®-S-°n-b-h¿<br />
""\n¿Ω-Z-cm-bn-cn-∏n≥; DW¿∂n-cn-∏n≥; \nß-fpsS {]Xn-bm-Kn-bmb ]nimNp Ae-dp∂ knwlw F∂-t]mse<br />
Bsc hngp-tß≠p F∂p Xncnp Np‰n-\-S-°p∂p'' (1 ]s{Xmkv 5:8). ]nim-Nns‚ ]nSn-bn¬ AI-s∏-Sm-Xn-cn-<br />
°m≥, \mw Bflo-b-ambn DW¿∂n-cn-°-Ww. ""Rß-fpsS t]mcns‚ Bbp-[-ßtfm PUn-I-߃ A√, tIm´-<br />
Isf CSn-∏m≥ ssZh-k-∂n-[n-bn¬ i‡n-bp-≈h Xt∂. Ah-bm¬ R߃ k-ev]-ßfpw ssZh-Øns‚<br />
]cn-⁄m-\-Øn\p hntcm-[-ambn s]mßp∂ F√m Db¿®bpw CSn®p If-v, GXp hnNm-c-sØbpw {InkvXphn-t\m-Sp≈<br />
A\p-k-c-W-Øn-\m-bn´p ]nSn-®-S°n'' (2-sIm-cn-¥y¿ 10:4,5). kmØm≥ \ΩpsS a\ pI-fn¬<br />
Zp¿tam-l-ßfpw Bk-‡n-Ifpw DW¿Øn Xs‚ tIm´-I-fn¬ XS-hp-Im-cm-°m≥ {ian-®p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
F√m k-ev]-\-ß-fmb "Ck-ßfpw', kz¥w Ign-hm¬ \mw Imcy-߃ sNøp∂p F∂ `mh-ßfpw, kzbw<br />
\oXn-bp-≈-h¿ F∂p≈ Nn¥-Ifpw \mw \ΩpsS a\-kn¬ \n∂pw FSpØp am‰-Ww. kmØm≥ \Ωn¬<br />
]Wn-bm≥ {ian-®psIm-≠ncn°p∂ ssZh-]-cn-⁄m-\-Øn\p \nc-°mØ Cu tIm´-I-sfbpw, "Ck-ß-sfbpw',<br />
kzbw \oXo-I-c-W-ß-sfbpw XI¿°m≥, \mw \ΩpsS Nn¥-Isf ]nSn-®-S-°-Ww. {InkvXp-hns‚ BZy-Ime<br />
At∏m-kvX-e-∑m¿ AXmWv sNbvX-Xv. cmPy-ßsf ]nSn-®-S-°p-∂-Xn-t\-°mƒ Nn¥-Isf ]nSn-®-S-°p-∂-Xn-\mWv,<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ IÆp-I-fn¬ \n∂pw alXzw e`n-°p-∂-Xv. Nn¥-Isf ]nSn®S-°p-∂-Xn-eqsS \ap°v C{µn-bßsf<br />
Pbn°p-hm≥ Ign-bpw. ""tamlw K¿`w [cn®p ]m]sØ {]k-hn-°p∂p; ]m]w apgp-Øn´p ac-WsØ<br />
s]dp∂p'' (bm-s°m_v 1:15). a\-km-Ip∂ K¿`-]m-{X-Øn¬ \n∂pw tamlsØ ]m]-am-Ip-∂-Xn\p ap≥t]<br />
"kntk-dn-b≥' ikv{X-{Inb hgn ]pd-sØ-Sp-Øm¬, Bflo-b-amb ac-W-Øn¬ \n∂pw \ap°v c£-s∏-Smw.<br />
16. PohnXw {InkvXphpw acWw em`hpw<br />
""Ahs‚ ac-W-tØmSp A\p-cq-]-s∏-´n´p Ah-s\bpw, Ahs‚ ]p\-cp-∞m-\-Øns‚ i‡n-sbbpw,<br />
Ahs‚ IjvSm-\p-`hßfpsS Iq´m-bva-sbbpw A\p-`-hn-®-dn-tb-≠-Xn\pw, Cßs\ h√ hnt[-\bpw acn-®-hcpsS<br />
CS-bn¬\n-∂p≈ ]p\-cp-∞m\w {]m]n-°Ww F∂p-sh®pw, Rm≥ Ahs‚ \nanØw F√mw Dt]-<br />
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£n®p Nhdp F∂p FÆp∂p. e`n®p Ignp Ft∂m, XnI--h-\mbn Ft∂m A√, Rm≥ {InkvXp-tbip-hn-\m¬<br />
]nSn-°-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-Xp-sIm≠p F\n°pw AXp ]nSn-°mtam F∂p-sh®p ]n¥p-S-cp-∂tXbp≈q.<br />
ktlm-Z-c-∑m-tc, Rm≥ ]nSn-®n-cn-°p∂p F∂p \ncq-]n-°p-∂n-√. H∂p Rm≥ sNøp-∂p. ]nºn-ep-≈Xp ad∂pw<br />
apºnep≈Xn-\p Bpw-sIm≠p {InkvXp-tb-ip-hn¬ ssZh-Øns‚ ]c-a-hn-fn-bpsS hncp-Xn-\mbn em°n-te°p<br />
HmSp∂p'' (^n-en-∏n-b¿ 3:10,14). ]usemkv {InkvXp \nanØw F√mw Dt]-£n®v e£y-Øn-te°v HmSn. I¿Ømhmb<br />
tbip-hns‚ Ipcn-in-e-√msX as‰m-∂nepw X\n°v ta∑ `mhn-°m≥ Cs√∂p ]d ]usemkv At∏mkvX-es‚<br />
amXrI \ap°v hgn-Im´nbmWv.<br />
""Rm≥ {InkvXp-hn-t\m-Sp-IqsS {Iqin-°-s∏-´n-cn-°p∂p; C\n Pohn-°p-∂Xpw Rm\√, {InkvXp-ht{X<br />
F∂n¬ Pohn-°p∂p; Ct∏mƒ Rm≥ PU-Øn¬ Pohn-°p-∂tXm Fs∂ kvt\ln®p F\n-°p-th≠n Xs∂-<br />
Øm≥ Gev]n-®p-sIm-SpØ ssZh-]p-{X--ep≈ hnizm-k-Øm-et{X Pohn-°p-∂Xp'' (K-em-Xy¿ 2:20). ]usemkn¬<br />
]usemkv shfn-s∏-SmsX, {InkvXp-hmWv shfn-s∏-´n-cp-∂-Xv. ""Aw s]mcp-Xp-∂-h≥ Hs°bpw kI-e-<br />
Ønepw h¿÷\w BN-cn-°p-∂p. AtX, Ah¿ hmSp∂ Inco-Shpw \mtam hmSm-ØXpw {]m]n-t°-≠-Xn\p<br />
Xt∂'' (1-sIm-cn-¥y¿ 9:25). ]utemkv hmSmØ IocoSw {]m]n-°m-\mbn, Bfl \nb-{¥Ww ]men®p. ""a‰p-<br />
≈-h-tcmSp {]kw-Kn-®-tijw Rm≥ Xs∂ sIm≈-cp-Xm-Ø-h-\mbn t]mIm-Xn-cn-t°-≠-Xn\p Fs‚ ico-csØ<br />
ZWvUn-∏n®p ASn-a-bm-°p-I-bt{X sNøp-∂Xp'' (1-sIm-cn-¥y¿ 9:27). a‰p-≈-h¿°v Xs∂ amXr-I-bm-°m\mbn<br />
]usemkv Xs‚ ico-csØ \nb-{¥n®p \n¿Øn. ""_e-lo-\-∑msc t\tS-≠-Xn\p Rm≥ _e-lo-\¿°p<br />
_e-lo-\-\mbn; GXp hn[-Ønepw Nnesc c£n-t°-≠-Xn\p Rm≥ F√m-h¿°pw F√m-am-bn-Øo¿∂p'' (1sIm-cn-¥y¿<br />
9:22). F√m-h-scbpw {InkvXp-hn-te°v sIm≠p-h-cm-\mbn ]utemkv F√m Xe-ß-fn-te°pw<br />
hn\-b-tØmsS Cd-ßns®∂p Bfp-I-tfmSv ASp-Øn-S-]n-gIn. ""Rm≥ \√ t]m¿ s]mcp-Xp, Hm´w XnsI-®p,<br />
hnizmkw ImØp'' (2-Xn-sam-sY-sbmkv 4:7). ]usem-kn-s\-t∏mse \ap°pw \√ t]mcm´w t]mcmSn, Hm´w<br />
XnI®p F∂p ]d-bp-hm≥ Ign-b-Ww. ""F\n°p Pohn-°p-∂Xp {InkvXphpw acn-°p-∂Xp em`hpw BIp∂p''<br />
(^n-en-∏n-b¿ 1:21). ]utem-kn\v PohnXw {InkvXphpw acn-°p-∂Xp em`hpw Bbncp-∂p.<br />
17. {InkvXptbip-hn-ep≈ `mhw<br />
""GXp F∂p Ah≥ Ah-tcmSp tNmZn-®-Xn\p, Ah¿ Ah-t\mSp ]d-Xp ssZh-Øn\pw kI-e -P-\-<br />
Øn\pw apºmsI {]hr-Øn-bnepw hm°nepw i‡n-bp≈ {]hm-N-I-\m-bn-cp∂ \k-dm-b-\mb tbip-hn-s\-°pdn-®p-≈Xp<br />
Xt∂'' (eq-s°mkv 24:19). {InkvXp-hn-eqsS \ap°v hm°nepw {]h¿Øn-bnepw i‡n-bp-≈-h-cm-bncn-°p-hm≥<br />
Ignbpw. ""{InkvXp-tb-ip-hn-ep≈ `mhw Xt∂ \nß-fnepw D≠m-bn-cn-°-s´. Ah≥ ssZh-cq-]-<br />
Øn¬ Ccns° ssZh-tØm-Sp≈ kaXzw apdpsI ]nSn-®p-sIm-t≈Ww F∂p hnNm-cn-°msX Zmk-cq]w FSp-<br />
Øp. a\p-jy-km-Zr-iy-Øn-embn Xs∂-Øm≥ Hgn®p thj-Øn¬ a\p-jy-\mbn hnfßn Xs∂-Øm≥ XmgvØn<br />
ac-W-tØmfw {Iqinse ac-W-tØmfw Xt∂ A\p-k-c-W-ap-≈-h-\m-bn-Øo¿∂p. AXp-sIm≠p ssZhhpw<br />
Ahs\ G‰hpw Db¿Øn kI-e-\m-a-Øn\pw taemb \maw \evIn'' (^n-en. 2:5,9). Ip-cn-ip-a-c-W-tØmfw<br />
Xs∂-Øs∂ A\p-k-c-W-ap-≈-h-\mbn XmgvØnbXmWv {InkvXp-tb-ip-hn-ep≈ `mhw.<br />
""BI-bm¬ {]nb-a-°ƒ F∂-t]mse ssZhsØ A\p-I-cn-∏n≥'' (F-s^. 5:1). \mw ssZh-a-°-fm-b-XpsIm≠v<br />
ssZhsØ A\pIcn-°-Ww. ""Ah-\n¬ hkn-°p∂p F∂p ]d-bp-∂-h≥ Ah≥ \S∂-Xp-t]mse \St°-≠-Xm-Ip∂p''<br />
(1-tbm-l-∂m≥ 2:6). \mw Xncs-Sp-°-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂Xv {InkvXp \S-∂-Xp-t]mse \S-°phm-\m-Wv.<br />
""C\n Bcpw F\n°p {]bmkw hcp-Ø-cpXp; Rm≥ tbip-hns‚ NqS-S-bmfw Fs‚ ico-c-Øn¬<br />
hln-°p∂p'' (K-em-Xy¿ 6:17). \mw tbip-hns‚ NqS-S-bmfw ico-c-Øn¬ hln-°p∂, tbip-hns‚ ]{X-ß-fm-<br />
Wv. \sΩ ImWp-∂-h¿ \Ωn¬ tbip-hns\ ImW-Ww.<br />
18. A¤p-X -{]-Im-i-Øn-te°v<br />
""Ah-t\mSp Iq´mbva D≠p F∂p ]d-Ibpw Ccp-´n¬ \S-°bpw sNbvXm¬ \mw t`mjvIp ]d-bp∂p;<br />
kXyw {]h¿Øn-°p-∂-Xp-an√'' (1-tbm-l-∂m≥ 1:6). Ccp-´n¬ \S-°m-Ø-h¿°mWv tbip-hp-ambn Iq´mbvabp≈-<br />
Xv. ""AXpsIm≠p ssZh-Øns‚ hrX-∑mcpw, hnip-≤-∑mcpw, {]nb-cp-ambn a\ en-hp, Zb, Xmgva, kuay-X,<br />
Zo¿L-£a F∂nh [cn-®p-sIm≠p At\ym\yw s]mdp-°bpw, Hcp-h-t\mSp Hcp-h\p hg-°p-≠m-bm¬ XΩn¬<br />
£an-°bpw sNbvhn≥; I¿Ømhp \nß-tfmSp £an-®Xp t]mse \nßfpw sNbvhn≥. F√m-‰n\pw aosX<br />
kºq¿Æ-X-bpsS _‘-amb kvt\lw [cn-∏n≥. {InkvXp-hns‚ kam-[m\w \nß-fpsS lrZ-b-ß-fn¬ hmgs´;<br />
AXn-∂t√m \n߃ GI-i-co-c-ambn hnfn-°-s∏-´p-an-cn-°p-∂Xp; \µn-bp-≈-h-cmbpw Ccn-∏n≥. ko¿Ø-\-ßfmepw<br />
kvXpXn-I-fmepw Bflo-I-Ko-X-ß-fmepw XΩn¬ ]Tn-∏n®pw _p≤n-bp-]-tZ-in®pw \µn-tbmsS \nß-<br />
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fpsS lrZ-b-ß-fn¬ ssZh-Øn\p ]mSnbpw Cßs\ {InkvXp-hns‚ hN\w sFiz-cy-ambn kIe ⁄m\tØmSpw<br />
IqsS \nß-fn¬ hkn-°s´'' (sIm-sem-ky¿ 3:12-˛16). F√m Bfl-^-ehpw H∂n-t\m-sSm∂v _‘-s∏-<br />
´n-cn-°p-∂p. {InkvXp-hns‚ hN-\-Øns‚ {]Im-i-Øn¬ \ne-\n¬°p-∂-h¿ hnip-≤cpw, kvt\l-ap-≈-hcpw,<br />
\µn-bp-≈-hcpw Bbn-cn-°pw. ""F∂m¬ ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhp \nß-fpsS ta¬ hcp-tºmƒ \n߃ i‡n e`n-®n´p<br />
sbcp-i-te-anepw ,sblq-Zy-bn¬ F√m-SØpw, ia-cy-bnepw, `qan-bpsS A‰-tØm-fhpw Fs‚ km£n-Iƒ<br />
BIpw F∂p ]dp'' (A-s∏m.-{]. 1:8). {InkvXp-hns‚ km£n-I-fm-Im≥ i‡n Xcp-∂Xv ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hm-<br />
Wv.<br />
""I¿Ømhp \n߃°p IjvS-Øns‚ A∏hpw, sRcp-°-Øns‚ sh≈hpw am{Xw X∂mepw C\n \ns‚<br />
D]-tZjvSmhp ad-n-cn-°-bn√; \ns‚ IÆp \ns‚ D]-tZ-jvSm-hns\ I≠p-sIm-≠n-cn°pw'' (sb-i-ømhp 30:20).<br />
F√m Ah-ÿ-I-fnepw, Bflmhv \sΩ D]-tZ-in®psIm≠n-cn°pw. ""Ah≥ Rßsf ]pXp-\n-b-a-Øns‚<br />
ip{iq-j-I-∑m¿ BIp-hm≥ {]m]vX-cm°n; A£-c-Øns‚ ip{iq-j-I-∑m-c-√, Bflm-hns‚ ip{iq-j-I-ct{X;<br />
A£cw sIm√p∂p, Bflmthm Pohn-∏n-°p-∂p. F∂m¬ I√n¬ A£cambn sImØn-bn-cp∂ ac-W-ip-<br />
{iqj \o°w hcp-∂-Xmb tamsi-bpsS apJ-tX-P p \nanØw bn{km-tb¬ a°ƒ°p Ahs‚ apJØp<br />
t\m°n-°q-Sm-sX-hÆw tXP- p≈Xmsb-n¬, Bflm-hns‚ ip{iqj A[nIw tXP- p-≈-Xm-I-bn-√tbm?.<br />
in£m-hn-[n-bpsS ip{iqj tXP- m-Ip∂p Fn¬ \oXn-bpsS ip{iqj -tXP-t -dn-b-Xm-bn-cn°pw'' (2 sImcn.<br />
3:6,9). ko\mbv ae-bn¬ \n∂n-d-ßp-tºmƒ tami-°p-≠m-bn-cp∂ apJtXP- n-s\-°mƒ tXP-t -dnb ]pXn-b-<br />
\n-b-a- ip-{iq-j-bv°m-bn-´mWv \mw hnfn-°-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
""F∂m¬ aqSp-]Sw \oßnb apJØp I¿Øm-hns‚ tXP- ns\ IÆmSn t]mse {]Xn-_nw-_n-°p-∂-hcmbn<br />
\mw F√m-hcpw, Bflm-hm-Ip∂ I¿Øm-hns‚ Zm\-ambn tXP- n-t∑¬ tXP p {]m]n®p AtX {]Xna-bmbn<br />
cq]m-¥-c-s∏-Sp∂p'' (2-sIm-cn-¥y¿ 3:18). \mw I¿Øm-hns‚ {]Xn-a-bmbn hm¿°s∏-´p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-<br />
∂p. ""\nßtfm A‘-Im-c-Øn¬\n∂p Xs‚ A¤p-X-{]-Im-i-Øn-te°p \nßsf hnfn-®-hs‚ k¬Kp-Wßsf<br />
tLmjn-∏m-¥-°-hÆw Xnc-s-Sp-°s∏´ Hcp PmXnbpw, cmP-Iob ]ptcm-ln-X-h¿§hpw, hnip-≤-hwihpw,<br />
kz¥-P-\hpw BIp∂p'' (1-]-s{Xmkv 2:9). hN\w A\p-k-cn-°p∂ \mw {InkvXp-hns‚ A¤p-X-{]-Imi-Øn¬<br />
\S-∂p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p∂ cmP-Iob ]ptcm-ln-X- h¿§-am-Wv.<br />
19. ssZh-Øm¬ A\p-{K-l-am-°-s∏-´-h¿<br />
""Rm≥ \ns∂ hen-sbmcp PmXn-bm°pw; \ns∂ A\p-{K-ln®p \ns‚ t]¿ hep-Xm°pw; \o Hcp A\p-<br />
{K-l-am-bn-cn-°pw. \ns∂ A\p-{K-ln-°p-∂-hsc Rm≥ A\p-{K-ln-°pw. \ns∂ i]n-°p-∂-hsc Rm≥ i]n°pw;<br />
\n∂n¬ `qan-bnse kIe hwi-ßfpw A\p-{K-ln-°-s∏Spw'' (D-ev]Øn 12:2,3). A{_-lm-ans\ btlmh Hcp<br />
A\p-{K-l-am°n am‰n. A{_-lm-ans‚ ]n≥X-e-ap-d-°m-c-\mb tbip-{In-kvXp-hn-eqsS At\Iw PmXnIƒ A\p-<br />
{K-ln-°-s∏-´p. ""F∂m¬ A{_-lm-an\pw Ahs‚ k¥-Xn°pw hmKvZ-Ø-߃ e`n®p; k¥-Xn-Iƒ°pw<br />
F∂p At\-Isc Ipdn-®-√, \ns‚ k¥-Xn°pw F∂p GI-s\-Ip-dn-®t{X ]d-bp-∂Xp; AXp {InkvXp-Xs∂''<br />
(K-em-Xy¿ 3:16). A{_lm-an\pw {InkvXp-hn-\p-amWv hmKvZ-Ø-߃ e`n-®-Xv.<br />
""A{_-lm-ans‚ A\p-{Klw {InkvXp-tb-ip-hn¬ PmXn-Iƒ°p htc-≠-Xn\p \mw Bflm-sh∂ hmKvZ-<br />
Ø-hn-jbw hnizm-k-Øm¬ {]m]n-∏m≥ Xs∂'' (K-em-Xy¿ 3:14). {InkvXp-hn-ep≈ hnizm-k-Øm¬ Cu A\p-<br />
{Klw ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhp hgn \Ωn-te°v h∂n-cn-°p-∂p. ""A{_lmw ssZh-Øn¬ hniz-kn®p; AXp Ah\p<br />
\oXn-bmbn IW-°n´p F∂p-≠-t√m. AXp-sIm≠p hnizm-kn-Iƒ As{X A{_-lm-ans‚ a°ƒ F∂p Adnhn≥''<br />
(K-em-Xy¿ 3:6,7). ]pXn-b-\n-ba hnizm-kn-I-sf√mw hnizm-kn-bmb A{_-lm-ans‚ a°ƒ BIp-∂p.<br />
]cn-ip-≤mfl i‡nhgn ]m]-Øns‚ taep≈ kºq¿Æ hnP-b-amWv, ]pXn-b -\n-ba hnizmknIƒ°p e`n®<br />
G‰hpw {]tXy-I-X-tb-dnb A\p-{Klw. {InkvXp-hn¬ hkn-®m¬ ssZhw \sΩ A\p-{K-l-am°n am‰p-Ibpw,<br />
\Ωn-eqsS At\Iw PmXn-Iƒ A\p-{K-ln°s∏Sp-Ibpw sNøpw.<br />
20. Poh-P-e-Øns‚ \Zn-Iƒ<br />
""kz¿§-Ønse kIe Bfln-Im-\p-{K-l-Ømepw \sΩ {InkvXp-hn¬ A\p-{K-ln-®n-cn-°p∂ \ΩpsS<br />
I¿Øm-hmb tbip-{In-kvXp-hns‚ ssZhhpw ]nXm-hp-am-b-h≥ hmgvØ-s∏-´-h≥'' (F-s^-ky¿ 1:3). kz¿§-<br />
Ønse kIe Bflm-bm-\p-{K-l-ß-fmepw ssZh-a-°ƒ A\p-{K-ln-°-s∏´p Ign--Xm-Wv. \mw AXv hn-izkvX-X-bmepw,<br />
hnizm-k-Ømepw ]pd-tØ-s°-Sp-°Ww. ""F∂n¬ hniz-kn-°p-∂-hs‚ D≈n¬ \n∂p Xncp-shgpØp<br />
]d-bp-∂-Xp-t]mse Poh-P-e-Øns‚ \Zn-Iƒ HgpIpw F∂p hnfn®p ]dp'' (tbm-l. 7:38). tbiphn¬<br />
hniz-kn-°p-∂-h-cpsS lrZ-b-ß-fn¬ \n∂v kvt\lw, kt¥m-jw, kam-[m-\w, Zo¿L-£-a, Zb, ]tcm-]-<br />
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Im-cw, hniz-kvX-X, kuay-X, C{µn-b-Pbw F∂ Bfl-^ew Hgp-Ip-Ibpw, B Poh-Pew temI-saßpw \ndbp-Ibpw<br />
sNøpw. ""\ns‚ k∂n-[n-bn¬ \n∂p Fs∂ X≈n-°-f-b-cptX; \ns‚ ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns\<br />
F∂n¬\n∂p FSp-°-bp-a-cptX'' (k-o. 51:11). ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hm¬ \nd-bm≥ ko¿Ø-\-°m-c-s\-t∏mse<br />
\ap°pw {]m¿∞n-°mw.<br />
21. \mw {InkvXp-hn¬ hkn-°Ww<br />
""\ns‚ t]sc¥p F∂p Ah-t\mSp tNmZn-®-Xn-\p; Fs‚ t]cv setKym≥; R߃ ]e¿ BIp∂p<br />
F∂p Ah≥ DØcw ]dp'' (a¿s°mkv 5:9). tbip ]nimNp _m[n-X-\nse ]nim-Np-°-tfmSv t]¿ tNmZn-<br />
®-t∏mƒ Ah¿ ""setKym≥'' AYhm Bdm-bncw F∂mWv ]c-Xv. Hcp km[m-cW a\p-jys\ ]nim-Np-<br />
°ƒ°v `b-an-√. ""hmgvN-I-sfbpw A[n-Im-c-ß-sfbpw Bbp-[-h¿§w sh∏n®p {Iqin¬ Ah-cpsS ta¬<br />
Ptbm-’hw sIm≠mSn Ahsc ]c-ky-amb ImgvN-bm°n'' (sIm-sem-ky¿ 2:15). ]nim-Np-°ƒ Xo¿®-bmbpw<br />
{InkvXp-hns\ `bs∏Spw. ""Rm≥ ap¥n-cn-h-≈nbpw \n߃ sImºp-Ifpw BIp∂p; Hcp-Ø≥ F∂nepw<br />
Rm≥ Ah-\nepw hkn-°p∂p Fn¬ Ah≥ hfsc ^ew Imbv°pw; Fs∂ ]ncnp \n߃°p H∂pw<br />
sNbvhm≥ Ign-I-bn√'' (tbm-l-∂m≥ 15:5). \mw {InkvXp-hn¬ hkn-°p-∂p-sh-n¬ am{Xta ^ew ]pds∏Sphn°p-I-bp-≈q.<br />
\mw tbip-hns\ c£n-Xm-hmbn kzoI-cn-°p-tºmƒ tbip \Ωn-te°p hcpw. F∂m¬<br />
\mw tbip-hn¬ hkn-°p-∂pthm F∂v, \sΩ Xs∂ \mw ]cn-tim-[n-°-Ww.<br />
bYm¿∞ am\-km-¥cw F∂Xv GsX-nepw hnSp-X-en\mtbm, tcmK-im-¥n-°mtbm am{X-ambn ssZhsØ<br />
B{i-bn°p∂X-√, Bfl-^-e-Øm¬ \nd-bp-∂-Xm-Wv. 24 aWn-°qdpw ssZhsØ Bcm-[n-®m-epw Bfl-^ew<br />
\Ωn-¬ shfn-s∏-´n-´n-s√-n¬, \mw bYm¿∞-Øn¬ am\-km-¥-c-s∏-´n-´n-√. ""Ah-\n¬ hkn-°p-∂-h≥ Bcpw<br />
]m]w sNøp-∂n-√, ]m]w sNøp∂-h≥ Bcpw Ahs\ I≠n-´n-√, Adn-n-´p-an√'' (1-tbm-l-∂m≥ 3:6). \mw<br />
Bfl-^-e-Øm¬ \nd--hcpw ]m]-߃ sNømØhcpamsW-n¬, {InkvXp-hm-Ip∂ `h-\-Øn¬ Ibdn<br />
hmXn¬ AS-®n-cn-°p-∂-h-cm-Wv. \sΩ ImWp-∂h¿ {InkvXp-hn-s\tbm ImWp-I-bp-≈q. At∏mƒ At\-I¿<br />
\mw hgn am\-km-¥-c-s∏-Sp-Ibpw, kmØm≥am¿ `b-t∂m-Sp-Ibpw sNøpw.<br />
""Rßsf \nß-tfmSp IqsS {InkvXp-hn¬ Dd-∏n-°p-∂Xpw \sΩ A`n-tjIw sNbvXXpw ssZh-a-t√m.<br />
Ah≥ \sΩ ap{Z-bn´pw, Bflmhp F∂ A®mcw \ΩpsS lrZ-b-ß-fn¬ X∂p-an-cn-°p∂p'' (1-sIm-cn-¥y¿<br />
1:21,22). \sΩ {InkvXp-hn¬ Dd-∏n-°m≥ Bflm-sh∂ A®mcw ssZhw \ap°v \¬In-bn-cn-°p-∂p. Bfl-<br />
^ew \nd hy‡nXzw F∂ ASn-ÿm-\-Ønse Bflm-hns‚ i‡n-Ifpw, Ir]-Ifpw, hc-ßfpw ]Wn-bs∏-Sp-Ibpw,<br />
Pzen-°pIbpw, \ne-\n¬°p-Ibpw sNøp-I-bp-≈q. AXn-\m¬ \mw {InkvXp-hn¬ hkn-°-Ww.<br />
""R߃ I≠pw tI´p-ap-≈Xp \n߃°p Rß-tfmSp Iq´mbva D≠m-tI-≠-Xn\p \nß-tfmSpw Adn-bn-°p-<br />
∂p. Rß-fpsS Iq´m-bvatbm ]nXm-hn-t\mSpw Ahs‚ ]p{X-\mb tbip-{In-kvXp-hn-t\mSpw BIp∂p'' (1-tbml-∂m≥<br />
1:3). \ap°v ssZh-tØmSv Iq´m-bva-bp-≈-h-cm-bn-cn-°mw.<br />
VII. {InkvXptbiphn¬ temIÿm]\Øn\p ap≥s]<br />
teJ-I≥ ; tUm. PnΩn Fw.-F¬.<br />
1 AhnSp∂n¬\n∂pw AhnSp∂phgn<br />
temI-ÿm-]-\-Øn\p ap≥s] cmjv{S߃°mbpw a\p-jy-c-£-bv°mbpw temIm-h-km-\-Øn-te-°mbpw<br />
\nXy-X-bn-te-°mbpw ssZh-Øn\p ]≤-Xn-I-fp-≠v. B ]≤-Xn-Isf ssZhw AXns‚ ]cn-k-am-]vXn-bnses°-Øn-°pw.<br />
AXp-t]m-se-Xs∂ Xs‚ a°-fmbn amdp∂ Hmtcm hy‡n-I-sf-°p-dn®pw temI-ÿm-]-\-<br />
Øn\p ap≥s] ssZh-Øn\p ]≤-Xn-I-fp-≠v. ssZh-Øns‚ ]≤-Xn-Iƒ°-\p-k-cn®v {]h¿Øn-°p∂ Xs‚<br />
a°sf F{X {]Xn-Iq-e-߃°n-S-bnepw ssZhw hgn- \-SØn, Ah¿°m-bp≈ ]≤-Xn-I-fpsS ]cn-k-am-]vXn-bnse-Øn-°pw.<br />
""\mw Xs‚ k∂n[nbn¬ hnip≤cpw \njvIfcpw BtI≠Xn\p Ah≥ temI ÿm]\Øn\p<br />
apsº \sΩ Ah\n¬ XncsSp°bpw XncplnXØns‚ {]kmZ{]Imcw tbip{InkvXp apJm¥cw \sΩ<br />
ZsØSpt°≠Xn\p Ah≥ {]nb\mbh\n¬ \Ωp°v kuP\yambn \¬Inb Xs‚ Ir]malXzØns‚<br />
]pIgvN°mbn kvt\lØn¬ \sΩ ap∂n¬ \nban°pIbpw sNbvXpht√m”(Fs^.1:4- -˛6). temI-ÿm-]-\-<br />
Øn\p ap≥s] tbip-{InkvXp apJm-¥ncw \sΩ ZsØ-Sp-t°-≠-Xn\v ssZhw \sΩ hy‡n-]-c-ambn Xncs-Sp-Øp.<br />
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""Ah\n¬ \ap°v ]m]tamN\sa∂ hos≠Sp∏p≠v. Ah≥ AZriy\mb ssZhØns‚ {]Xnabpw<br />
k¿∆ krjvSn°pw BZyPmX\pw BIp∂p. kz¿§Ønep≈Xpw `qanbnep≈Xpw ZriyambXpw<br />
AZriyambXpw knwlmk\߃ BIs´ I¿ØyØ߃ BIs´ hmgvNIƒ BIs´ A[nImc߃<br />
BIs´ kIehpw Ah≥ apJm¥chpw Ah\mbn´pw kIehpw krjvSn°s∏´ncn°p∂p. Ah≥<br />
k¿∆Øn\pw apsºbp≈h≥, Ah≥ kIeØn\pw B[mcambncn°p∂p. Ah≥ k` F∂ icocØns‚<br />
Xebpw BIp∂p. kIeØnepw Xm≥ apº\mtI≠Xn\p Ah≥ Bcw`hpw acn®hcpsS CSbn¬ \n∂p<br />
BZy\mbn Fgpt∂‰h\pw BIp∂p. Ah\n¬ k¿∆ kºq¿ÆXbpw hkn∏m\pw, Ah\m¬ {Iqin¬<br />
sNmcn c‡w sIm≠p Ah≥ apJm¥cw kam[m\w D≠m°n, `qanbnep≈tXm kz¿§Ønep≈tXm<br />
kIesØbpw Ahs\s°m≠p Xt∂mSp \nc∏n∏m\pw ]nXmhn\p {]kmZw tXm∂n.''(sIme. 1:14˛20). kIeXpw<br />
tbip apJm-¥n-chpw tbip-hn-\m-bn-´p-amWv krjvSn-°s∏´ncn-°p-∂-Xv. ""kIehpw Ah\n¬ \n∂pw<br />
Ah\mepw Ahte°pw BIp∂pht√m; Ah\p Ft∂°pw alXzw, Bta≥''(tdma¿ 11:36). F√mw ssZha-l-Xz-Øn-\m-bn-´mWv<br />
krjvSn-°-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
""lrZbØnse \ncq]W߃ a\pjy\p≈h; \mhns‚ DØctam btlmhbm¬ hcp∂p. a\pjy\p<br />
Xs‚ hgnIsfms°bpw shSn∏mbn tXm∂p∂p; btlmhtbm Bflm°sf Xq°n t\m°p∂p. \ns‚<br />
{]hrØnIsf btlmsh°p ka¿∏n°; F∂m¬ \ns‚ Dt±iy߃ km[n°pw. btlmh kIesØbpw<br />
Xs‚ Dt±iyØn\mbn D≠m°nbncn°p∂p; A\¿∞ ZnhkØn∂mbn ZpjvSs\bpw IqsS''(kZr. 11:1-˛4).<br />
tIhew am\pjnI-amb ]≤-Xn-I-f-√, ssZhm-\p-cq-]hpw ssZhnIhpamb ]≤-Xn-I-fmWv A¥n-a-ambn hnPbw<br />
hcn-°p-I.<br />
2. \ns∂-°p-dn-®p≈ ssZh-Øns‚ hnNm-c-߃<br />
“Fs‚ ssZh-amb btlmth, \o sNbvX AZv`p-X-{]-h¿Øn-Ifpw R߃°p th≠nbp≈ \ns‚<br />
hnNm-c-ßfpw hf-sc-bm-Ip-∂p: \nt∂mSv kZr-iy≥ Bcp-an√: Rm≥ Ahsb hnh-cn®p {]kvXm-hn-°p-am-bn-cp-<br />
∂p: F∂m¬ Ah FÆn-°q-SmØhn[w A[n-I-am-Ip-∂p”(ko. 40:5). \ap-°p- th-≠n-bp≈ ssZh-Øns‚<br />
Icp-X¬ hf-sc-bm-Wv. “Fs‚ hnNm-c-߃ \n-ß-fpsS hnNm-c-ß-f-√: \nß-fpsS hgn-Iƒ Fs‚ hgn-I-fp-a-√<br />
F∂p btlmh Acp-fn-s®-øp∂p: BImiw `qan°p aosX Db¿∂n-cn-°p-∂Xp-t]mse Fs‚ hgn-Iƒ \nßfpsS<br />
hgn-I-fnepw Fs‚ hnNm-c-߃ \nß-fpsS hnNm-c-ß-fnepw Db¿∂n-cn-°p∂p”(sbi. 55:8,9). tIhew<br />
am\p-jn-I-amb hgn-I-sf-°mƒ, hfsc D∂-X-amWv ssZhn-I-amb hgn-Iƒ.<br />
“Rm≥ ]nWvUm-Im-c-am-bn-cp-∂-t∏mƒ \ns‚ IÆv Fs∂ I≠p: F\n-°mbn \nb-an-°-s∏´ \mfp-<br />
Iƒ H∂pw C√m-Xn-cp-∂-t∏mƒ Ah-sb√mw \ns‚ ]pkvX-I-Øn¬ Fgp-Xn-bn-cp-∂p: ssZhta, \ns‚ hnNm-c߃<br />
F\n-s°{X L\-am-bh! Ah-bpsS BsI-Øp-Ibpw F{X hen-bXv; Ahsb FÆn-bm¬ aW-en-s\-<br />
°mƒ A[nIw:”(ko. 139:16˛18). \mw P\n-°p-∂-Xn\v ap≥s] \sΩ-°p-dn®v ssZh-Øns‚ ]pkvX-I-Øn¬<br />
Fgp-X-s∏-´n-cp-∂p. ""\mw Ahs‚ ssI∏Wnbmbn k¬{]hrØnIƒ°mbn´p {InkvXptbiphn¬<br />
krjvSn°s∏´hcmIp∂p; \mw sNbvXp t]mtc≠Xn∂p ssZhw Ah aps∂mcp°nbncn°p∂p''(Fs^. 2:10).<br />
{InkvXp-tb-ip-hn¬ krjvSn-°-s∏-´-h-cmb \mw sNtø-≠-Xmb \∑ -{]-hr¿Øn-Iƒ ssZhw \ap-°mbn aps∂mcp-°n-b-Xm-Wv.<br />
“\n߃ {]Xym-in-°p∂ ip`-`mhn hcp-hm≥ X°-hn[w Rm≥ \nßs-f-°p-dn®v \ncq-]n-°p∂<br />
\ncq-]-W-߃ C∂h F∂p Rm\-dn-bp∂p; Xn∑-bv°√ \∑bv°mbp≈ \ncq-]-W-߃ F∂v btlm-h-bpsS<br />
Acp-f-∏mSv”(bnsc. 29:11). ssZh-Øn\v \sΩ-°p-dn-®p≈ \ncq-]-W-߃; \ΩpsS \∑-bv°m-bp-≈-Xm-Wv.<br />
3. c£ F∂ ssZhnI]≤Xn<br />
""Cßs\ \n\®ncn°ptºmƒ I¿Ømhns‚ ZqX≥ Ah\p kz]v\Øn¬ {]Xy£\mbn: ZmhoZns‚<br />
aI\mb tbmtkt^, \ns‚ `mcybmb adnbsb tN¿ØpsImƒhm≥ int°≠; Ahfn¬ Dev]mZnXambXp<br />
]cnip≤mflmhn\m¬ BIp∂p. Ahƒ Hcp aIs\ {]khn°pw; Ah≥ Xs‚ P\sØ AhcpsS ]m]ßfn¬<br />
\n∂p c£n∏m\ncn°sIm≠p \o Ah\p tbip F∂p t]¿ CSWw F∂p ]dp''(aØm. 1:20,21). tbiphn-eqsS<br />
a\p-jycpsS ]m]-ß-fn¬ \n∂pw Ahsc c£n-°m≥ ssZhw ]≤Xn sNbvXp.<br />
""Zcn{Z≥amtcmSp kphntijw Adnbn∏m≥ I¿Ømhp Fs∂ A`nt£Iw sNbvIbm¬ Ahs‚<br />
Bflmhv Fs‚ ta¬ D≠v. _≤≥am¿°p hnSpXepw IpcpS≥am¿°p ImgvNbpw {]kwKn∏n°m\pw<br />
]oUnX≥amsc hnSphn®b∏m\pw. I¿Ømhns‚ {]kmZh¿jw {]kwKn∏m\pw Fs∂ Ab®ncn°p∂p'F∂v<br />
FsgXpbncn°p∂ ÿew I≠p“(eqs°m. 4:18,19). At\-I¿°v hnSp-X¬ sImSp-Øp -sIm≠pw kphn-tijw<br />
{]kw-Kn-®p- sIm≠pw tbip ssZhnI hgnIƒ `qan-bn¬ shfn-s∏-SpØn. ""\o \oXnsb CjvSs∏´p ZpjvSXsb<br />
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tZzjn°p∂p; AXpsIm≠p ssZhw Xs∂, \ns‚ Iq´pImcn¬ ]caambn \ns∂ B\µssXew sIm≠p<br />
A`ntjIw sNbvXncn°p∂p''(ko. 45:7). ]m]w sNømsX, ]nXm-hns‚ CO-Iƒ°p ]q¿Wambn Iogvs∏-<br />
´p-sIm-≠mWv tbip Pohn-®-Xv.<br />
""kIeØn\pw em°pw kIeØn\pw ImcW`qX\mambh¿ At\Iw ]p{X≥amsc tXP nte°v<br />
\SØptºmƒ AhcpsS c£m\mbIs\ IjvTm\p`hßfn¬ XnIh\m°p∂Xp bp‡w<br />
Bbncp∂p”(F{_m. 2:10). tbip-hns‚ Ipcn-ip-a-cW ]p\-cp-∞m-\-ß-fn-eqsS ssZh-Øns‚ c£m-I-c-]-≤Xn<br />
]q¿Øn-bm-bn.<br />
4. Ir]ta¬Ir] \¬Iphm\p≈ A\mZn\n¿Æbw<br />
""Ahs\ ssIs°m≠p Ahs‚ \maØn¬ hnizkn°p∂ Gh¿°pw ssZha°ƒ BIphm≥ Ah≥<br />
A[nImcw sImSpØp''(tbml. 1:12). hniz-kn-°p-∂-h¿°v ssZh-a-°-fm-Ip-hm-\p≈ kuP\yZm\w AYhm<br />
ssZh-Ir] Ahn-Sp∂v \¬In. ""\mw a°ƒ Fntem AhIminIfpw BIp∂p; ssZhØns‚ AhIminIfpw<br />
{InkvXphn\p Iq´hIminIfpw Xt∂; \mw Aht\mSp IqsS tXPkvIcn°s∏tS≠Xn\v Aht\mSp IqsS<br />
IjvSa\p`hn®met{X''(tdma¿ 8:17). {InkvXp-hn-t\m-sSm∏w ssZh-Øn-t‚-Xmb F√m-Ønepw a°fmb \mw<br />
Ah-Im-in-I-fm-Wv.<br />
""Ah≥ ap∂dnhsc Xs‚ ]p{X≥ At\Iw ktlmZc∑mcn¬ BZyPmX≥ BtI≠Xn\p<br />
Ahs‚ kzcq]tØmSp A\pcq]cmIphm≥ ap≥ \nban®pcn°p∂p. ap≥ \nban®hsc hnfn®pw hnfn®hsc<br />
\oXoIcn®pw \oXoIcn®hsc tXPkv°cn®pancn°p∂p''(tdma¿ 8:29,30). ssZhw Xs‚ Ir]-bm¬ \sΩ<br />
\oXo-I-cn®pw tXP-kv°cn-®pw sIm≠ncn-°p-∂p. ""Ahs‚ \ndhn¬\n∂p \ap°v F√mh¿°pw Ir]ta¬Ir]<br />
e`n®ncn°p∂p”(tbml. 1:16). tbip- h-gn-bmWv \ap°v Ir]-ta¬ Ir] e`n-®-Xv. ""Aßs\ Ct∏mƒ<br />
kz¿§Øn¬ hmgvNIƒ°pw A[nImc߃°pw ssZhØns‚ _lphn[amb ⁄m\w, Ah≥ \ΩpsS<br />
I¿Ømhmb tbip {IkvXphn¬ \nh¿Øn® A\mZn\n¿Æb {]Imcw k` aqJm¥cw Adnhmbv<br />
hcp∂p''(Fs^ 3:10,11). \ap°v Ir]-ta¬ Ir] \¬Ip-hm-\p≈ A\m-Zn-\n¿W-b-amWv tbip-{In-kvXp-hn-eqsS<br />
ssZhw ]q¿Øo-I-cn-®-Xv.<br />
5. cm{j{S߃°mbp≈ ]≤XnIƒ<br />
""\n߃ Fs∂ I≠Øphm≥ Rm≥ CSbm°pw F∂p btlmhbpsS Acpf∏mSv; Rm≥ \nßsf<br />
\o°n°fncn°p∂ kIe PmXnIfn¬ \n∂pw F√mbnSßfnepw \n∂pw \nßsf tiJcn®p Rm≥<br />
\nßsf hn´p t]mIpamdm°nb ÿetØ°v Xt∂ aS°n hcpØpw F∂v btlmhbpsS Acpf∏mSp''(bncn.<br />
29:14). C{k-tb¬ cmPyw ]p\-ÿm-]n-°p-hm-\p≈ ssZhnI]≤Xn ssZhw \nd-th-‰n.<br />
""cmPmhp I≠ Z¿i\tam: hensbmcp _nw_w; hen∏tadnbXpw hntij tim`bp≈Xpamb B<br />
_nw_w Xncpapºn¬ \n∂p; AXns‚ cq]w `bcambncp∂p. _nw_Øns‚ Xe Xw sIm≠pw s\©pw<br />
Iøpw sh≈n sIm≠pw hbdpw Acbpw Xm{aw sIm≠pw XpS Ccpºp sIm≠pw. Im¬ ]mXn Ccpºp<br />
sIm≠pw ]mXn IfnaÆp sIm≠pw Bbncp∂p. Xncpa\ p sIm≠p t\m°n sIm≠ncn°ptºmƒ ssI<br />
sXmSmsX Hcp I√v ]dnp h∂p. _nw_sØ Ccpºpw IfnaÆpw sIm≠p≈ Imen¬ ASn®p XI¿Øp<br />
Ifp. Ccnºpw IfnaÆpw Xm{ahpw sh≈nbpw s]m∂pw Hcp t]mse XI¿∂p. th\¬°meØp<br />
IfØnse ]Xn¿t]mse BbnØo¿∂p. HcnSØpw XßmsX hÆw Im‰p Ahsb ]d∏n®p sIm≠pt]mbn;<br />
_nw_sØ ASn® I√p Hcp alm]¿∆XambnØo¿∂p `qanbn¬ Hs°bpw \ndp.''(Zm\n. 2:31˛35) `qanbn¬<br />
Db¿∂p hcm≥ t]mIp∂ temI km{amPyßsf-°p-dn®v ssZhw s\_p-°Zvt\k¿ cmPm-hn\v Z¿i\w<br />
sImSp-Øp. ""Xncpa\ nse tijw Xncpta\ntb°mƒ XmWXmb as‰mcp cmPXzhpw k¿∆`qanbnepw<br />
hmgphm\ncn°p∂Xmbn Xm{aw sIm≠p≈ aq∂masXmcp cmPXzhpw D¤hn°pw. \memasØ cmPXzw Ccpºp<br />
t]mse _eap≈Xmbncn°pw. Ccpºv kIesØbpw XI¿Øp IogS°p∂pht√: XI¿°p∂ Ccpºp<br />
t]mse AXv Ahsb Hs°bpw CSn®v XI¿Øp Ifbpw. Imepw Im¬hncepw ]mXn IfnaÆpw ]mXn<br />
Ccpºpw sIm≠p≈Xmbn I≠Xns‚ Xm¬]cytam: AXp `n∂ cmPyXzw Bbncn°pw. Fnepw Ccpºpw<br />
IfnaÆpw CSIe¿∂Xmbn I≠Xpt]mse AXn¬ Ccnºn∂p≈ _ew Ipsd D≠mbncn°pw. Im¬ hnc¬<br />
]mXn Ccnºpw ]mXn IfnaÆpw sIm≠p Bbncp∂Xpt]me cmPXzw H´p _eap≈Xpw H´p DSp<br />
t]mIp∂Xpw Bbncn°pw''(Zm\n. 2:39˛42). s\_p-°-Zvt\-k¿ cmPmhv I≠ Z¿i-\-Øns‚ A¿∞w {]hm-N-<br />
I-\mb Zm\n-sb¬ cmPm-hn\v hnh-cn-®p- sIm-Sp-Øp. _m_n-tem-Wn-b≥ km{am-Py-Øn\p tijw taZyt]¿jy<br />
km{am-Pyhpw, AXn\p tijw Ae-Ivkm-≠-dpsS km{am-Pyhpw, AXn\p tijw tdma≥ km{am-Py-hpw, AXn-<br />
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\p- tijw P\m-[n-]Xy `c-Whpw, G‰hpw HSp-hn¬ tbip-{In-kvXp-hns‚ Bbn-c-am≠phmgvNbpw hcp-sa∂v<br />
Zm\n-tb-en-eqsS ssZhw temIsØ ap≥Iq´n Adn-bn-®p.<br />
""Zm\ntb¬ cmPk∂n[nbn¬ DØcw DW¿Øn®Xv: Zm\߃ Xncpta\n°v Xs∂ Ccn°s´;<br />
kΩm\߃ as‰mcpØ\p sImSpØmepw; FgpØv Rm≥ cmPmhns\ hmbn®p tIƒ∏n®p A¿∞w<br />
t_m[n∏n°mw. cmPmth, AXyp∂X\mb ssZhw Xncpta\nbpsS A∏\mb s\_qJZvt\kcn\p cmPXzhpw<br />
alXzhpw {]Xm]hpw _lpam\hpw \¬In. Ah\p \¬Inb alXzw alXzambn kIe hißfpw<br />
PmXnIfpw `mj°mcpw Ahs‚ apºn¬ `bs∏´p hnd®p. X\n°p t_m[n®hs\ Poht\msS shbv°pIbpw<br />
t_m[n®hs\ Db¿ØpIbpw t_m[n®hs\ XmgvØpIbpw sNbvXp h∂p. F∂m¬ Ahs‚ lrZbw<br />
K¿∆n®p, Ahs‚ a\ p AlmcØm¬ ITn\ambnt∏mbtijw Ah≥ cmPmk\Øn¬ \n∂p<br />
\oßnt∏mbn; Ah¿ Ahs‚ alXzw Ah¬ \n∂pw FSpØp Ifp. Aßs\ Ah≥ a\pjycpsS<br />
CSbn¬ \n∂p \oßnt∏mbn. Ahs‚ lrZbw arK{]mbambn Xo¿∂p; Ahs‚ ]m¿∏p Im´pIgpXItfmSp<br />
IqsS Bbncp∂p; Ahs\ Imfsbt∏mse ]p√p Xo‰n; a\pjycpsS cmPXzØn≥ta¬ AXyp∂X\mb<br />
ssZhw hmgpIbpw X\n°p t_m[n®hs\ AXn\p \nban°bpw sNøp∂p F∂v Ah≥ AdnXphsc<br />
Ahs‚ tZlw BImiØnse ap sIm≠p \\p. Ahs‚ aI\mb t_¬i tc, CsXms°bpw<br />
Adnn´pw Xncpta\nbpsS lrZbsØ XmgvØmsX kz¿§ÿ\mb I¿Ømhns‚ t\sc Xs∂Øm≥<br />
Db¿Øn Ahs‚ BebØnse ]m{Xßsf Ah¿ Xncpapºn¬ sIm≠ph∂p: Xncpta\nbpw alØp°fpw<br />
Xncpa\ nse `mcyamcpw sh∏m´nIfpw Ahbn¬ hopIpSn®p; Im◊m\pw tIƒ∏m\pw Adnhm\pw<br />
hlnbmØ s]m∂p, sh≈n, Xm{aw, Ccnºp, acw, I√p F∂nh sIm≠p≈ tZh∑msc kvXpXn®p;<br />
Xncpa\ nse izmkhpw F√mhgnIfpw ssIhiap≈h\mb ssZhsØ alXzoIcn®Xpan√. BIbm¬<br />
Ah≥ B ssI∏Øn Ab®p Cu FgpØp FgpXn®p. FgpXnbncn°p∂ FgptØm: sat\, sat\, sXt°¬,<br />
Du^¿ko≥ ImcyØns‚ A¿∞amhnXp: sat\ F∂p sh®m¬: ssZhw \ns‚ cmPXzw FÆn, AXn∂p<br />
A¥w hcpØnbncn°p∂p. sXt°¬ F∂psh®m¬: Xpemkn¬ \ns∂ Xq°n, Ipdhp≈h\mbn<br />
I≠ncn°p∂p. s]tdkv F∂psh®m¬: \ns‚ cmPyw hn`mKn®p taZy¿°pw ]m¿knIƒ°pw<br />
sImSpØncn°p∂p''( Zm\n. 5:17˛28). cmPm-°-∑m-cp-sSbpw cmPy-ß-fp-sSbpw A¥n-a-amb `mhn k¿∆-i-‡-<br />
\mb ssZh-Øns‚ \nb-{¥-W-Øn-em-sW∂v \ap°v CXn¬ \n∂pw a\ nem°mw.<br />
6. temIhkm\Ønte°mbp≈ ]≤XnIƒ<br />
""Fntem B ImesØ IjvSw Ign tijw kqcy≥ Ccp≠p t]mIbpw N{µ≥ {]Imiw<br />
sImSp°mXncn°bpw BImiØp\n∂p \£{X߃ hoWp sIm≠ncn°bpw BImiØnse i‡nIƒ<br />
CfInt∏mIbpw sNøpw. At∏mƒ a\pjy]p{X≥ henb i‡ntbmSpw tXPt mSpw IqsS taLßfn¬<br />
hcp∂Xp Ah¿ ImWpw. A∂p Ah≥ Xs‚ ZqX∑msc Ab®p, Xs‚ hrX∑msc `qanbpsS AdpXn apX¬<br />
BImiØns‚ AdpXn hscbpw \mep Zn°n¬ \n∂pw Iq´nt®¿°pw''(a¿s°m. 13:24˛27). temIm-h-km\<br />
kw`-h-ß-sf-°p-dn®pw tbip-hns‚ c≠mw hc-hn-s\-°p-dn®pw hy‡-amb {]h-N-\-ß-fp-≠v. ""\ΩpsS ]ucXztam<br />
kz¿§Øn¬ BIp∂p; AhnsS \n∂p I¿Ømhmb tbip{InkvXp c£nXmhmbn hcpw F∂p \mw<br />
ImØncn°p∂p. Ah≥ kIehpw X\n°p Iogvs]SpØphm≥ Ignbp∂ Xs‚ hym]mc i‡nsIm≠p<br />
\ΩpsS XmgvNbp≈ icocsØ Xs‚ alXzap≈ icoctØmSp A\pcq]ambn cq]m¥cs∏SpØpw''(^nen.<br />
3:20,21). tbip-hn-\m-bp-≈-hsc, Ahn-SpsØ c≠mw hc-hn¬ Ahn-Sp∂v cq]m-¥-c-s∏-SpØn Ahn-S-tØmSp<br />
tN¿°pw.<br />
""btlmh Fs‚ I¿Ømhnt\mSp Acpfns®øp∂Xp: Rm≥ \ns‚ i{Xp°sf \ns‚<br />
]mZ]oTam°pthmfw \o Fs‚ heØp`mKØncn°''( ko. 110:1). tbip-hns‚ Bbn-c-am≠phmgvN-sb-°pdn®v<br />
hN-\-]p-kvX-I-Øn¬ At\I ÿe-ß-fn¬ hnh-cn-®n-´p-≠v. ""Rm≥ hensbmcp sh≈knwlmk\hpw<br />
AXn¬ HcpØ≥ Ccn°p∂Xpw I≠p; Ahs‚ k∂n[nbn¬ \n∂p `qanbpw BImihpw HmSnt∏mbn; Ahsb<br />
]ns∂ I≠n√. acn®h¿ B_mehr≤w knwlmk\Øn¬ apºn¬ \nev°p∂Xpw I≠p; ]pkvXI߃<br />
Xpd∂p; ]pkvXIßfn¬ FgpXnbncp∂Xn∂p HØhÆw acn®h¿°p AhcpsS {]hrØnIƒ°SpØ<br />
\ymbhn[n D≠mbn''(shfn. 20:11,12). Bbn-c-am-≠p-hm-gvNbv°p tijw kI-e¿°p-ambn A¥n-a-hn[n \S-<br />
°pw.<br />
7. \nXyXbnse ]≤XnIƒ<br />
""ssZhw Xs∂ kvt\ln°p∂h¿°p Hcp°nbn´p≈h IÆp I≠n´n√, sNhn tI´n´n√, Hcp<br />
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a\pjys‚bpw lrZbØn¬ tXm∂nbn´pan√"" F∂p FgpXnbncn°p∂Xp t]mse Xs∂”(1 sImcn. 2: 9).<br />
\nXy-X-bn¬ ssZhw \ap-°mbn Hcp-°n-bh \ap°v Duln-°m-hp-∂-Xnepw A∏p-d-Øm-Wv. ""Aw s]mcp∂h≥<br />
Hs°bpw kIeØnepw h¿÷\w BNcn°p∂p. AtXm, Ah¿ hmSp∂ IncoShpw \mtam hmSmØXpw<br />
{]m]nt°≠Xn∂p Xt∂''(1 sImcn. 9:25). \nXy-X-bn¬ \ap°v hmSmØ IncoSw e`n-°pw. ""F∂m¬<br />
_p≤nam∑m¿ BImi aWvUeØns‚ {]` t]msebpw ]escbpw \oXnbnte°p Xncn°p∂h¿<br />
\£{Xßsft∏msebpw F∂pw Ft∂°pw {]Imin°pw''(Zm\n. 12:3). \ΩpsS Cu temI-Ønse {]h¿Øn-<br />
Iƒ°-\p-k-cn®v hnhn[ tXmXn¬ \mw {]`-bp-≈-h-cm-bn-cn-°pw. ""{]nbap≈htc, \mw Ct∏mƒ ssZh a°ƒ<br />
BIp∂p. \mw C∂Xp BIpw F∂p CXphsc {]Xy£ambn√. Ah≥ {]Xy£\mIptºmƒ \mw Ahs\<br />
Xm≥ Ccn°pw t]mse Xs∂ ImWp∂XmIsIm≠p Aht\mSp kZri∑m¿ BIpw F∂p \mw Adnbp∂p''(1<br />
tbml. 3:2). \nXy-X-bn¬ \mw ssZh- k-Zr-iy-∑m-cm-Ipw.<br />
""bPam\≥ Adnbpat√m F∂p Rm≥ ]dXn\p Ah≥ Ft∂mSp ]dXp: Ch¿<br />
almIjvSØn¬ \n∂p h∂h¿; IpmSns‚ c‡Øn¬ XßfpsS An Ae°nshfp∏n®ncn°p∂p.<br />
AXpsIm≠p Ah¿ ssZhØns‚ knwlmk\Øn≥ apºn¬ Ccp∂p Ahs‚ BebØn¬ cm∏I¬ Ahs\<br />
Bcm[n°p∂p; knwlmk\Øn¬ Ccn°p∂h≥ Ah¿°p IqSmcw Bbncn°pw. C\n Ah¿°p hni°bn√<br />
Zmln°bpw C√: shbnepw bmsXmcp NqSpw AhcpsSta¬ X´pIbpan√. knwlmk\Øns‚ at≤y D≈<br />
IpmSp Ahsc ta®p PohPeØns‚ DdhpIfnte°p \SØpIbpw ssZhw Xm≥ AhcpsS IÆn¬<br />
\n∂p IÆp\o¿ F√mw XpS®p IfbpIbpw sNøpw''(shfn. 7: 14˛17). \nXy-X-bn¬; ZpxJ-c-ln-X-amb, hni∏pw<br />
Zml-hp-an-√mØ, al-Ømb Hcp Pohn-X-amWv ssZhw \ap-°mbn ]≤Xn sNbvXn-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
""sN∂mbv IpmSnt\mSpIqsS ]m¿°pw; ]p≈n∏pen tImem´pIp´ntbmSp IqsS InS°pw;<br />
]ip°nSmhpw _meknwlhpw XS∏n®arKhpw Hcpan®p ]m¿°pw; Hcp sNdnb Ip´n Ahsb \SØpw. ]ip<br />
IcSntbmSpIqsS tabpw; AhbpsS Ip´nIƒ Hcpan®p InS°pw; knwlw Imf F∂ t]mse ssht°m¬<br />
Xn∂pw. apeIpSn°p∂ inip k¿∏Øns‚ t]mXn¬ Ifn°pw; apeIpSnamdnb ss]X¬ AWenbpsS<br />
s]mØn¬ ssICSpw. kap{Zw sh≈wsIm≠p \ndncn°p∂Xpt]mse `qan btlmhbpsS ]cn⁄m\w<br />
sIm≠p ]q¿Æambncn°bm¬ Fs‚ hnip≤]¿∆XØn¬ Fßpw Hcp tZmjtam \mitam Bcpw<br />
sNbvIbn√''(sbi. 11:6˛9). ]pXnb BIm-i-`q-an-Ifpw, \ΩpsS Ct∏m-gsØ temIhpw XΩn-ep≈ hy‡amb<br />
hyXymkw \ap°v Cu hN-\-ß-fn¬ ImWmw.<br />
""\mw {]kvXmhn°p∂ `mhn temIsØ Ah≥ ZqX∑m¿°√t√m Iogvs]SpØnbX'(F{_m. 2:5).<br />
`mhn-tem-IsØ ssZhw amem-J-am¿°√ Xs‚ hnip-≤-∑m¿°mWv Iogvs∏-Sp-Øm≥ t]mIp-∂-Xv. ""Pbn°bpw<br />
Rm≥ Iev]n® {]hr¿ØnIsf Ahkm\tØmfw A\pjvTn°bpw sNøp∂h\p Fs‚ ]nXmhp F\n°p<br />
X∂Xpt]mse Rm≥ PmXnIfpsSta¬ A[nImcw sImSp°pw. Ah≥ CcnºptIm¬sIm≠p Ahsc<br />
tabn°pw; Ah¿ Ipihs‚ ]m{X߃ t]mse \pdpßnt∏mIpw. Rm≥ Ah∂p DZb \£{Xhpw<br />
sImSp°pw''(shfn. 2:26˛28). ]pXnb BIm-i-`q-an-I-fpsS Ime-Ønepw, \nXy-X-bnepw Xs‚ hnip-≤-∑m¿°v<br />
ip{iq-j-Ifpw tKmfm-[n-]-Xy-ßfpw \¬Ip-hm≥ ssZhw ]≤Xn sNbvXn-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
8. hy‡nIƒ°mbp≈ ]≤XnIƒ<br />
""BIbm¬ kq£n®psImƒI; hnip≤aµncamtbmcp Bebw ]Wnhm≥ btlmh \ns∂<br />
XncsSpØncn°p∂p; ss[cys∏´p AXp \SØns°mƒI''(1 Zn\. 28:10). tZhm-ebw ]Wn-bm≥ ssZhw<br />
ie-tams\ Xnc-s-Sp-°p-Ibpw, ZmhoZv ie-tams\ AXn-\mbn t{]m¬km-ln-∏n-°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. ""Ah≥<br />
Nnesc As∏mkvXe∑mcmbpw Nnesc {]hmNI∑mcmbpw Nnesc kphntijI∑mcmbpw Nnesc<br />
CSb∑mcmbpw D]tZjvSm°∑mcmbpw \nban®ncn°p∂p''(Fs^. 4:11). ssZh-amWv Xs‚ a°sf hnhn[<br />
ip{iq-j-Iƒ°mbn \nb-an-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
""Ah¿ sh≈Øn¬\n∂p Ibdnbt∏mƒ I¿Ømhns‚ Bflmhp ^nens∏mkns\ FSpØp<br />
sIm≠pt]mbn; jWvU≥ Ahs\ ]ns∂ I≠n√; Ah≥ kt¥mjn®pw sIm≠p Xs‚ hgn°p t]mbn.<br />
^nens∏mkns\ ]ns∂ AkvtXmZn¬ I≠p; Ah≥ k©cn®p F√m ]´Wßfnepw kphntijw<br />
Adnbn®psIm≠p ssIkcymbn¬ FØn''(As∏m. 8:39˛40). ssZhnI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ \S-∏m-°p-hm≥ ssZhw<br />
Xs‚ ip{iq-j-I-s\ Bflm-hn¬ t]mepw FSp-Øv sIm≠p t]mIp-∂-Xmbn \mw ChnsS ImWp-∂p.<br />
""F∂m¬ ssZhsØ kvt\ln°p∂h¿°p, \n¿Æb{]Imcw hnfn°s∏´h¿°p Xt∂, kIehpw<br />
\≥a°mbn IqSn hym]cn°p∂p F∂p \mw Adnbp∂p''(tdma¿ 8:28). ssZhsØ kvt\ln-°p-∂-h-cpsS<br />
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Pohn-X-Øn¬ kw`-hn-°p∂ F√m Imcy-ßfpw Ah-cpsS \∑-bv°mbn ssZhw am‰pw. ""Rm≥ \ns‚ {]hrØn<br />
Adnbp∂p. CXm, Rm≥ \ns‚ apºn¬ Hcp hmXn¬ Xpd∂p sh®ncn°p∂p; AXp B¿°pw AS®p IqSm.<br />
\n\°p Aev]ta i‡nbp≈p Fnepw \o Fs‚ hN\w ImØp, Fs‚ \maw \ntj[n®n´n√''(shfn. 3:8).<br />
ssZhw Xpd-∂p-h® hmXn-ep-Ifpw ssZh-Øns‚ hy‡n-Iƒ°m-bp≈ ]≤-Xn-Ifpw B¿°pw AS-bv°p-hm≥<br />
Ignbp∂X-√.<br />
9. kzcw {ihn°p∂ BSpIƒ<br />
""Rm≥ hmXn¬ BIp∂p; F∂neqsS IS°p∂h≥ c£s∏Spw; Ah≥ AIØp hcnIbpw<br />
]pdØpt]mIbpw ta®n¬ Is≠ØpIbpw sNøpw''(tbml. 10:9). tbip-hm-Ip∂ hmXn-emWv \ΩpsS c£bv°m-bp≈<br />
GI am¿§w. B hmXn-en-eqsS IS-∂-h¿°v Ah-cpsS ip{iq-jm-cwKw shfn-s∏-´p-In-´pw.<br />
""ssZhmebØn\p hn{KlßtfmSp F¥p tbmPyX? \mw Poh\p≈ ssZhØns‚ Bebat√m. "Rm≥<br />
Ahcn¬ hkn°bpw AhcpsS CSbn¬ \S°bpw sNøpw; Rm≥ Ah¿°p ssZhhpw Ah¿ F\n°p<br />
P\hpw BIpw' F∂p ssZhw Acpfns®bvXncn°p∂pht√m''(2 sImcn. 6:16). \Ωn¬ hkn-°p-Ibpw \ΩpsS<br />
CS-bn¬ \S-°p-Ibpw sNøp∂ ssZh-amWv \ap-°p-≈-Xv.<br />
""\nßtfm Fs‚ BSpIfpsS Iq´Ønep≈hc√mbvIbm¬ hnizkn°p∂n√. Fs‚ BSpIƒ Fs‚<br />
i_vZw tIƒ°p∂p; Rm≥ Ahsb AdnIbpw Ah Fs∂ A\pKan°bpw sNøp∂p''(tbml. 10: 26,27).<br />
\mw tbip-hm-emWv \bn-°-s∏-tS-≠-Xv. ""ssZhmflmhp \SØp∂h≥ Ghcpw ssZhØns‚ a°ƒ BIp∂p.<br />
\n߃ ]ns∂bpw `bs∏tS≠Xn∂p ZmkyØns‚ Bflmhns\ A√; \mw A∫m ]nXmth, F∂p<br />
hnfn°p∂ ]p{XXzØn≥ Bflmhns\ At{X {]m]n®X'v'(tdma¿ 8:14,15). ssZhm-flm-hns‚ kzcw {ihn®v<br />
ssZhnI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ°\p-k-cn®v {]h¿Øn-°p-∂-h-cmWv; ssZh-a-°ƒ.<br />
""Ah\m¬ {]m]n® A`ntjIw \nßfn¬ hkn°p∂p; Bcpw \nßsf D]tZin∏m≥ Bhiyan√;<br />
Ahs‚ A`ntjIw Xt∂ \n߃°p kIehpw D]tZin®p XcnIbmepw AXp t`mjv°√ kXyw Xt∂<br />
Bbncn°bmepw AXp \nßsf D]tZin®Xpt]mse \n߃ Ah\n¬ hkn∏n≥''(1 tbml. 2:27).<br />
ssZhm-flmhv \sΩ kIe Imcy-ß-fnepw hgn- \-S-Øpw.<br />
""Im◊n≥, \mw ssZha°ƒ F∂p hnfn°s∏Sphm≥ ]nXmhp \ap°p F{X henb kvt\lw<br />
\evInbncn°p∂p; Aßs\ Xt∂ \mw BIp∂p. temIw Ahs\ Adnn´n√mbvI sIm≠p \sΩbpw<br />
Adnbp∂n√''(1 tbml. 3:1). ssZh-Øns‚ Af-h‰ kvt\lw -aq-e-amWv, Ahn-Sp∂v \sΩ, Xs‚ a°-fpsS<br />
]Zhnbnte°v Db¿Øn-bXv. ""F∂m¬ {]mIrX a\pjy≥ ssZhmflmhns‚ D]tZiw ssIs°m≈p∂n√;<br />
AXp Ah∂p t`mjXzw BIp∂p. BflnIambn hnthNnt°≠XmIbm¬ AXp Ah∂p {Kln∏m≥<br />
Ignbp∂Xpa√. BflnIt\m kIesØbpw hnthNn°p∂p; Xm≥ Bcmepw hnthNn°s∏Sp∂Xpan√.<br />
I¿Ømhns‚ a\ p Adnp Ahs\ {Kln°mhp∂h≥ Bcv? \mtam {InkvXphns‚ a\ p≈h≥<br />
BIp∂p''(1 sImcn. 2:14˛16). ssZh-a-°-fpsS hgn-Isf ]q¿Æ-ambn Dƒs°m-≈m≥ temI-a-\p-jy¿°v Ign-bp-<br />
I-bn-√. bYm¿∞ ssZh-a-°ƒ {InkvXp-hns‚ a\- p-≈-h-cm-Wv.<br />
10. kz¥wImcyw t\m°p∂h¿<br />
""tbipthm Ahsc ASps° hnfn®p: PmXnIfpsS A[n]∑m¿ Ahcn¬ IØrXzw sNøp∂p F∂pw<br />
alØp°ƒ AhcpsSta¬ A[nImcw \SØp∂p F∂pw \n߃ Adnbp∂p. \n߃ Aßs\ AcpXv:<br />
\nßfn¬ alm≥ BIphm≥ C—n°p∂hs\√mw \nßfpsS ip{iqj°mc≥ BtIWw''(aØm. 20:25).<br />
Cu A¥n-a-Im-eØv, A[n-Imcw \S-Øp∂ "ip{iq-j-I-sc' \ap°p ImWm≥ Ign-bpw. ""Zp¿∫p≤nIfpw<br />
kXyXymKnIfpamb a\pjycpsS hy¿∞yhmZw F∂nh DfhmIp∂p; Ah¿ ssZh-`‡n BZm-b- kq{Xw<br />
F∂p hnNm-cn-°p-∂p. Aew-`m-h-tØmSpIqSnb ssZh`‡n hepXmb BZmbw BIp∂p Xm\pw.<br />
CltemIØnte°p \mw H∂pw sIm≠p h∂n´n√; ChnsS \n∂p bmsXm∂pw sIm≠p t]mIphm≥<br />
Ignbp∂Xpa√''(1 Xnsam. 6:6). 'ssZh`‡n' shdpw hcp-am\am¿§-ambn ImWp-∂-hsc \ap°v C°meØv<br />
ImWm≥ Ign-bpw. ""ktlmZc∑mtc, \n߃ ]Tn® D]tZiØn∂p hn]coXamb Zzµz]£ßsfbpw<br />
CS¿®Isfbpw D≠m°p∂hsc kq£n®p sImt≈Wsa∂p Rm≥ \nßsf {]t_m[n∏n°p∂p. AhtcmSp<br />
AI∂p amdphn≥. Aßs\bp≈h¿ \ΩpsS I¿Ømhmb {InkvXphns\ A√, XßfpsS hbdns\bt{X<br />
tkhn°bpw N°chm°pw apJkvXpXnbpw ]dp km[p°fpsS lrZbßsf h©n®pIfIbpw<br />
sNøp∂p''(tdma¿ 16:18). P\-߃°v sX‰mb D]-tZ-i-߃ sImSpØv Xß-fpsS hb-dns\ tkhn-°p-∂-hsc<br />
\ap°v Cu A¥yIme temIØv ImWm≥ Ign-bpw.<br />
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""{InkvXphns‚ D]tZiØn¬ \ne\nev°msX AXn¿ IS∂p t]mIp∂ HcpØ\pw ssZhw C√;<br />
D]tZiØn¬ \ne \nev°p∂ht\m ]nXmhpw ]p{X\pw D≠v''(2 tbml. 1:9). {InkvXp-hns‚ D]-tZ-i-Øn¬<br />
\ne-\n¬°p-∂p-s≠-n¬ am{Xta \mw ssZh-a-°-fm-hp-I-bp-≈q. ""tbip{InkvXphns‚ Imcya√ kz¥w<br />
Imcyas{X F√mhcpw t\m°p∂Xv ”(^nen. 2:21). kzm¿∞X bYm¿∞ ssZh-th-e°v XS- -amWv.<br />
""temIsØbpw temIØnep≈Xns\bpw kvt\ln°cpXv. Hcph≥ temIsØ<br />
kvt\ln°p∂pshn¬ Ah\n¬ ]nXmhns‚ kvt\lw C√. PUtamlw, It◊mlw, Poh\Øns‚ {]Xmhw<br />
Cßs\ temIØnep≈Xp F√mw ]nXmhn¬ \n∂√, temIØn¬ \n∂t{X BIp∂p. temIhpw AXns‚<br />
tamlhpw Hgnp t]mIp∂p; ssZthjvSw sNøp∂ht\m Ft∂°pw Ccn°p∂p''(1 tbml. 2:15˛17). temIkvt\-lhpw<br />
ssZh-kvt\-lhpw Hcp-an®v sIm≠p t]m-Im≥ Ign-bp-I-bn-√.<br />
""lrZbØnse \ncq]W߃ a\pjy\p≈h; \mhns‚ DØctam btlmhbm¬ hcp∂p'' (kZr.<br />
16 :1). a\p-jys‚ PU-tam-l-ßtfm, kzm¿∞]chpw \nKq-U-hp-amb -]-≤-Xn-Itfm A√; ssZhm-\p-km-chpw<br />
ssZhn-Ihp-amb ]≤-Xn-I-fmWv A¥n-a-ambn hnP-bwhcn°p-I.<br />
11. \o ssIkdpsS ap≥]n¬ \n¬t°≠XmIp∂p.<br />
""I¿Ømhp Aht\mSp: \o t]mI; Ah≥ Fs‚ \maw PmXnIƒ°pw cmPm°∑m¿°pw bn{kmtb¬<br />
a°ƒ°pw apºn¬ hln∏m≥ Rm≥ XncsSpØncn°ps∂mcp ]m{Xw BIp∂p. Fs‚ \maØn\p th≠n<br />
Ah≥ Fs¥√mw IjvSw A\p`hnt°≠XmIp∂p F∂p Rm≥ Ahs\ ImWn°pw F∂p<br />
]dp''(As∏m. 9:15˛16). PmXn-Iƒ°pw cmPm-°-∑m¿°pw Xs‚ \maw hln-°p-hm-\p≈ ]m{X-ambn ssZhw<br />
]utem-kns\ Xnc-s-Sp-Øp.<br />
""a\pjycn¬ \n∂√ a\pjy\mepa√ tbip{InkvXphn\mepw Ahs\ acn®hcpsS CSbn¬\n∂p<br />
Db¿∏n® ]nXmhmb ssZhØmepat{X As∏mkvXe\mb ]utemkpw IqsSbp≈ kIe ktlmZc∑mcpw<br />
KemXy k`Iƒ°v FgpXp∂Xv''(Kem. 1:1,2). ssZh-Øm-emWv ]utemkv A∏-kvtXm-e-\m-b-Xv. ""F\n°p<br />
e`n® Ir] Adnp sIm≠p XqWpIfmbn FÆs∏´ncp∂ bmt°m_pw tI^mhpw tbml∂m\pw R߃<br />
PmXnIfpsS CSbnepw Ah¿ ]cnt—Z\°mcpsS CSbnepw kphntijw Adnb∏m≥ X°hÆw F\n°pw<br />
_¿W_mkn\pw Iq´mbvabpsS hew ssI X∂p''(Kem. 2:9). ]utem-kn\v ssZhw sImSpØ Ir]bpw<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ Xnc-s-Sp∏pw a\- n-em°n a‰v As∏mkvX-e-∑m¿ ]utem-kns\ AwKo-I-cn-®p. ""Ah¿<br />
kphntijØns‚ kXyw A\pkcn®p sNm∆mbn \S°p∂n√ F∂p I≠n´p Rm≥ F√mhcpw tIƒs°<br />
tI^mhnt\mSp ]dXp: sblqZ\mb \o sblqZ acymZ A\pkcn∏m≥ \n¿∫‘n°p∂Xp F¥p?''(Kem.<br />
2:14). sX‰mbn \S-°p∂h¿ Bcpam-I-s´, Ahsc Xncp-Øm≥ ]utem-kn\v aSn-bn-√m-bn-cp-∂p.<br />
""Ah¿ F{_mbtcm? Rm\pw AtX; Ah¿ bn{kmtbeytcm? Rm\pw AtX; Ah¿ A{_lmans‚<br />
k¥Xntbm?, Rm\pw AtX; {InkvXphns‚ ip{iqj°mtcm? ˛ Rm≥ _p≤n{`aambn kwkmcn°p∂p ˛<br />
Rm≥ A[nIw; Rm≥ G‰hpw A[nIw A≤zm\n®p, A[nIw {]mhiyw XShnembn, A\h[n ASn sIm≠p,<br />
]et∏mgpw {]mW`bØnembn; sblqZcm¬ Rm≥ H∂p IpdbmsX \mev]Xp ASn A©p h´w sIm≠p;<br />
Hcn°¬ It√dp sIm≠p; aq∂ph´w I∏¬t®XØn¬ AIs∏´p, Hcp cm∏I¬ sh≈Øn¬ Ign®p. Rm≥<br />
]et∏mgpw bm{X sNbvXp; \ZnIfnse B]Ø,v I≈∑mcmep≈ B]Øv, kzP\Ømep≈ B]Øv,<br />
PmXnIfmep≈ B]Øv, ]´WØnse B]Øv, Im´nse B]Øv, ISense B]Øv, I≈<br />
ktlmZc∑mcmep≈ B]Øv; A≤zm\w, {]bmkw, ]eh´w Dd°nf∏v, ss]Zmlw, ]eh´w ]´nWn, ioXw,<br />
\·X F∂o Akm[mcW kwKXnIƒ `hn®Xp IqSmsX F\n°p Znhtk\ k¿∆ k`Isfbpw Ipdn®p≈<br />
Nn¥m`mcw F∂ Xnc°pw D≠v. Bcp _elo\\mbn´p Rm≥ _elo\\mImsX Ccn°p∂p? B¿<br />
CSdnt∏mbn´v Rm≥ AgemXncn°p∂p? {]iwknt°Wsan¬ Fs‚ _elo\X kw_‘n®p Rm≥<br />
{]iwkn°pw''(2 sImcn. 11:22˛30). {]Xn-Iq-e-ßfpw IjvS-X-Ifpw Xs∂-°p-dn-®p≈ ssZhn-I- ]-≤-Xn-Iƒ ]q¿Øn-<br />
Icn°p∂-Xn¬ \n∂v, ]utem-kns\ XS-n-√.<br />
""Fnepw Ct∏mƒ ss[cy-tØm-Sn-cn-∏m≥ Rm≥ \nß-tfm-S-t]-£n-°p∂p; I∏-en-\-√msX \nß-fpsS<br />
Bcp-sSbpw {]mW\p lm\n hcn-I-bn-√. Fs‚ DS-b-h\pw Rm≥ tkhn-®p-h-cp-∂-h-\p-amb ssZh-Øns‚<br />
ZqX≥ Cu cm{Xn-bn¬ Fs‚ ASp-°¬ \n∂p; ]utem-sk, `b-s∏-S-cpXv; \o ssIk-cpsS ap≥]n¬ \n¬t°-<br />
≠-Xm-Ip∂p; \nt∂m-Sp-IqsS bm{X sNøp-∂-h-sc-sbm-s°bpw ssZhw \n\°p Zm\w sNbvXn-cn-°p∂p F∂p<br />
]dp''(A∏. 27:22˛24). ]u-temkv ssIk-cpsS ap≥]n¬ \n¬°Ww F∂Xv, ]utem-kn-s\-°p-dn-®p≈<br />
ssZhnI]≤-Xn-bpsS `mK-am-bn-cp-∂p.<br />
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""{InkvXphn¬ Rßsf Ft∏mgpw Ptbm’hambn \SØpIbpw F√mbnSØpw Rßsf sIm≠p<br />
Xs‚ ]cn⁄m\Øns‚ hmk\ shfns∏SpØpIbpw sNøp∂ ssZhØn\p kvtXm{Xw.<br />
c£n°s∏Sp∂hcpsS CSbnepw \in°p∂hcpsS CSbnepw R߃ ssZhØn\p {InkvXphns‚ kuc`y<br />
hmk\ BIp∂p''(2 sImcn. 2:14,15). Xs‚ kuc-`y-hm-k\ ]c-Øn-®psIm≠v IjvS-X-Iƒ°n-S-bnepw ]utemkns\<br />
ssZhw Ptbm¬k-h-ambn \S-Øn.<br />
12. _mes\∂p \o ]dbcpXv<br />
""btlmhbpsS Acpf∏mSp F\n°p≠mbsXs¥∂m¬: \ns∂ DZcØn¬ Dcphm°nbXn\p ap≥s]<br />
Rm≥ \ns∂ Adnp; \o K¿`]m{XØn¬ \n∂p ]pdØp h∂Xn\p ap≥s] Rm≥ \ns∂ hnip≤oIcn®p,<br />
PmXnIƒ°p {]hmNI\mbn \nban®ncn°p∂p. F∂m¬ Rm≥: Atøm, btlmhbmb I¿Ømth, F\n°p<br />
kwkmcn∏m≥ AdnpIqSm; Rm≥ _me\t√m F∂p ]dp. AXn\p btlmh Ft∂mSp Acpfns®bvXp:<br />
Rm≥ _me≥ F∂p \o ]dbcpXv; Rm≥ \ns∂ Ab°p∂ GhcpsSbpw ASp°¬ \o t]mIbpw Rm≥<br />
\nt∂mSp Iev]n°p∂sXms°bpw kwkmcn°bpw thWw. \o Ahsc `bs∏ScpXv; \ns∂<br />
hnSphnt°≠Xn∂p Rm≥ \nt∂mSpIqsS Ds≠∂p btlmhbpsS Acpf∏mSv. ]ns∂ btlmh ssI \o´n<br />
Fs‚ hmsb sXm´p: Rm≥ Fs‚ hN\ßsf \ns‚ hmbn¬ X∂ncn°p∂p; t\m°pI; \n¿Ωqeam°phm\pw<br />
s]mfn∏m\pw \in∏n∏m\pw CSn®p Ifhm\pw ]Wnhm\pw \Sphm\pw th≠n Rm≥ \ns∂ C∂p PmXnIfpsS<br />
taepw cmPyßfpsS taepw B°nsh®ncn°p∂p F∂p btlmh Ft∂mSp Iev]n®p''(bnsc. 1:4˛10). bnscaym<br />
P\n-°p-∂-Xn\p ap≥s] bnsc-aym-hns\ PmXn-I-fpsS {]hm-N-I-\mbn ssZhw \nb-an-®n-cp-∂p. ssZhn-I-amb<br />
A`n-tjIw \ap-°p-s≠-n¬ ssZhw \sΩ G¬∏n-®n-cn-°p∂ ip{iq-j-Iƒ sNøm≥, \ΩpsS _e-lo-\-X-<br />
Iƒ \ap°p XS- -am-hn-√.<br />
""tamsi btlmhtbmSp: I¿Ømth, ap≥t] Xs∂bpw \o ASnbt\mSp kwkmcn® tijhpw Rm≥<br />
hmIv kma¿∞yap≈h\√; Rm≥ hn°\pw XSn® \mhp≈h\pw BIp∂p F∂p ]dp. AXn∂p btlmh<br />
Aht\mSp: a\pjy\p hmbv sImSpØXv B¿? A√, Duas\bpw sNInSs\bpw ImgvNbp≈hs\bpw<br />
IpcpSs\bpw D≠m°nbXv B¿? btlmhbmb Rm≥ A√tbm? BIbm¬ \o sN√pI; Rm≥ \ns‚<br />
hmtbmSpIqsS Ccp∂p \o kwkmcnt°≠Xp \n\°p D]tZin®p Xcpw F∂p Acpfns®bvXp''(]pd. 4:10˛12).<br />
a\p-jy\p hmbv sImSpØ ssZh-Øn\v hn°s\ ip{iq-j-bv°m°n hbv°m≥ bmsXmcp _p≤n-ap-´p-an-√.<br />
""At∏mƒ Rm≥: F\n°p Atøm IjvSw; Rm≥ \in®p: Rm≥ ip≤nbn√mØ A[c߃ Ds≈mcp<br />
a\pjy≥; ip≤nbn√mØ A[c߃ D≈ P\Øns‚ \Sphn¬ hkn°p∂p; Fs‚ IÆp ssk\yßfpsS<br />
btlmhbmb cmPmhns\ I≠pht√m F∂p ]dp. At∏mƒ kmdm^pIfn¬ HcpØ≥ bmK]oTØn¬<br />
\n∂p sImSn¬sIm≠p Hcp Xo°\¬ FSpØp Iøn¬ ]nSn®p sIm≠p Fs‚ ASp°¬ ]d∂p h∂p,<br />
AXp Fs‚ hmbv°p sXmSphn®p: CXm, CXp \ns‚ A[cßsf sXm´Xn\m¬ \ns‚ AIrXyw \oßn<br />
\ns‚ ]m]Øn\p ]cnlmcw h∂ncn°p∂p F∂p ]dp. A\¥cw Rm≥ Bsc Abt°≠p? B¿<br />
\ap°pth≠n t]mIpw? F∂p tNmZn°p∂ I¿Ømhns‚ i_vZw tI´n´p: ASnb≥ CXm ASnbs\<br />
Abt°Wta F∂p Rm≥ ]dp''(sbi. 6:5˛8). bmK-]o-T-Ønse Xo°-\-em-Ip∂ ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-`n-tjIw<br />
Bscbpw Ab-bv°s∏-Sp-∂-h-cm°n am‰pw. ""Geobmhnt∑¬ \n∂p hoW ]pX∏p sIm≠p Ah≥ sh≈sØ<br />
ASn®p: Geobmhns‚ ssZhamb btlmh FhnsS F∂p ]dp. Ah≥ sh≈sØ ASn®t∏mƒ AXp<br />
Atßm´pw Ctßm´pw ]ncnp; Feoim C°sc°p IS∂p''( 2 cmPm .2:14). A`n-tjIw ip{iq-j-Iƒ°mbp≈<br />
i‡n ]I-cp-∂p.<br />
""tbip Ahsc t\m°n: AXp a\pjy¿°p Akm≤yw Fnepw ssZhØn∂p kIehpw km≤yw<br />
F∂p ]dp''(aØm. 19:26). a\p-jy¿°v Akm-≤y-amb Imcy-ßsf ssZhw Xs‚ i‡n ]I¿∂p sImSp-<br />
Øp- sIm≠v, a\p-jy-sc-s°m≠v sNøn-∏n-°p-∂p.<br />
13. Akqbbm¬ XIcmØXv<br />
“Ah≥ AhtcmSv ]dp: Rm≥ I≠ kz]v\w tI´p sImƒhn≥. \mw hben¬<br />
IddsI´nsIm≠ncp∂p; At∏mƒ Fs‚ I‰ Fgpt∂‰p \nh¿∂p \n∂p. \nßfpsS I‰Iƒ Np‰pw \n∂p<br />
Fs‚ I‰sb \akvIcn®p. Ahs‚ ktlmZc≥am¿ Aht\mSv: RßfpsS cmPmhmIptam? \o Rßsf<br />
hmgptam F∂v ]dp. Ahs‚ kz]v\߃ \nanØhpw Ahs‚ hm°p \nanØhpw Ahs\ ]ns∂bpw<br />
A[nIw tZzjn®p. Ah≥ as‰mcp kz]v\w I≠p: Xs‚ ktlmZc≥amtcmSp Adnbn®p: Rm≥ ]ns∂bpw<br />
Hcp kz]v\w I≠p; kqcy\pw N{µ\pw ]Xns\m∂p \£{Xßfpw Fs∂ \akvIcn®p F∂v ]dp.<br />
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Ah≥ AXv A∏t\mSpw ktlmZc≥amtcmSpw Adnbn®t∏mƒ A∏≥ Ahs\ imkn®p Aht\mSp: \o<br />
Cu I≠ kz]v\w F¥v? Rm\pw \ns‚ AΩbpw \ns‚ ktlmZc≥amcpw kmjvSmKw hoWp \ns∂<br />
\akvIcn°m≥ hcptam F∂p ]dp. Ahs‚ ktlmZc∑m¿°p Aht\mSp Akqb tXm∂n; A∏t\m<br />
Cu hm°p a\ n¬ kw{Kln®p“(1 D¬. 37:6˛11). tbmsk-^n-\m-bp≈ ssZhn-I-]-≤-Xn-sb-°p-dn®v tI´v ktlm-<br />
Z-c-∑m¿ Akq-bm-ep-°-fm-bn. ktlm-Z-c-∑m¿ tbmsk-^ns\ s]m´-°n-W-‰nenSpIbpw, ]n∂oSv s]mØn-^-dns‚<br />
ho´n¬ ASn-a-bmbn hn¬°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. “btlmh Aht\mSpIqsS Ds≠∂pw Ah≥ sNøp∂sXms°bpw<br />
btlmh km[n∏n°p∂p F∂pw Ahs‚ bPam\≥ I≠p”(2 D¬. 39:3). s]mØn-^-dns‚ ho´n¬ Ah\v<br />
A[n-Im-chpw ÿm\hpw e`n-®p. F∂m¬ s]mØn-^-dns‚ `mcy sX‰mb Imcy-߃ sNøm≥ tbmsk^ns\<br />
\n¿_-‘n-®-t∏mƒ, Ah≥ hnk-Ω-Xn-°p-I-bm¬ I≈-t°-kp-≠m°n tbmsk^ns\ Pbn-en-em-°n. “Cu<br />
hm°p ^dthm\pw Ahs‚ kIe `rXy∑m¿°pw t_m[n®p. ^dthm≥ Xs‚ `rXy∑mtcmSp: ssZhmflmhp≈<br />
Cu a\pjys\t∏mse HcpØs\ I≠p In´ptam F∂p ]dp. ]ns∂ ^dthm≥ tbmtk^nt\mSp:<br />
ssZhw CsXms°bpw \n\°p shfns∏SpØn X∂Xp sIm≠p \ns∂ t]mse hnthIhpw ⁄m\hpap≈h≥<br />
HcpØ\pan√. \o Fs‚ KrlØn∂p tae[nImcnbmIpw; \ns‚ hm°p Fs‚ P\sa√mw A\pkcn®p<br />
\S°pw; knwlmk\w sIm≠p am{Xw Rm≥ \ns∂°mƒ henbh\mbncn°pw F∂p ]dp”(D¬. 41:37˛40).<br />
^dthms‚ kz]v\-ßsf icn-bm-bn- hymJym\n®-Xn-\m¬ ^d-thm≥ tbmsk-^ns\ D∂-X-ÿm-\-tØ-°pb¿Øn.<br />
tbmsk^v sNdp-∏-Øn¬ I≠ Z¿i-\-߃, Ahs‚ Pohn-X-Øn¬ bYm¿∞-ambn kw`-hn-®p.<br />
“Fs‚ kIe IjvSXbpw Fs‚ ]nXr`h\pw Hs°bpw ssZhw Fs∂ ad°pamdm°n F∂p ]dp<br />
tbmsk^v Xs‚ BZy PmX\p a\s» F∂p t]cn´p. kStZiØp ssZhw Fs∂ h¿≤n∏n®p F∂p<br />
]dp, Ah≥ c≠maØh\p F{^bow F∂p t]cn´p”(D¬. 41:51˛52). tbmsk^ns\-°p-dn-®p≈<br />
ssZhnI]≤-Xn \S-∏n-em-Ip-∂-Xns\, Akq-b-bpsS Zpcm-flm-hn\v XS-bm≥ Ign-n-√.<br />
“A\¥cw btlmh iapthent\mSpw: bn{kmtbense cmPÿm\Øn¬ \n∂p Rm≥ siuens\<br />
X≈nsb∂dnncns° \o Ahs\°pdn®p F{XtØmfw ZpxJn°pw? sImºn¬ ssXew \nd®p ]pds∏SpI;<br />
Rm≥ \ns∂ t_tØvislay\mbn bn»mbnbpsS ASp°¬ Ab°pw; Ahs‚ a°fn¬ Rm≥ Hcp<br />
cmPmhns\ I≠ncn°p∂p F∂p Iev]n®p”(1 iap. 16:1). ssZhw CS-b_m-e-\mb Zmho-Zn¬ cmPm-hns\ I≠p.<br />
ssZhw \mw BcmWv F∂-X-√, \sΩ Bcm°n am‰mw F∂mWv ImWp-∂-Xv. ""ZmhoZv siuent\mSp ]dXv:<br />
ASnb≥ A∏s‚ BSpIsf tabn®psIm≠ncn°ptºmƒ Hcn°¬ Hcp knwlhpw Hcn°¬ Hcp IcSnbpw<br />
h∂p Iq´Øn¬ \n∂p B´n≥ Ip´nsb ]nSn®p. Rm≥ ]n¥pS¿∂p AXns\ ASn®p AXns‚ hmbn¬\n∂p<br />
B´n≥Ip´nsb hnSphn®p, AXp Fs‚ t\sc h∂t∏mƒ Rm≥ AXns\ XmSn°p ]nSn®p ASn®p sIm∂p.<br />
Aßs\ ASnb≥ knwlsØbpw IcSnsbbpw sIm∂p; Cu A{KN¿Ωnbmb s^enkvXy≥ Poh\p≈<br />
ssZhØns‚ ssk\ysØ \nµn®ncn° sIm≠p Ah\pw Ahbn¬ H∂ns\t∏mse BIpw''(1 iap. 17:34˛36).<br />
Zmho-Zn\p e`n® A`n-tjIw ]Sn-]-Sn-bmbn Ahs\ AXns‚ ]cn-k-am-]vXn-bn-te°v \bn-®p- sIm-≠n-cp-∂p.<br />
""Rm≥ btlmhsb F√m ImeØpw hmgvØpw; Ahs‚ kvXpXn Ft∏mgpw Fs‚ \mhnt∑¬<br />
Ccn°pw''(ko. 34:1). Akq-bm-ep-hmb iuen-\m¬ At\I {]mhiyw D]-{Z-hn-°-s∏-SpIbpw \mSp-hn´v HmtS-<br />
≠n- h-cn-Ibpw sNbvX-t∏mgpw ZmhoZv btlm-hsb hmgvØn.- At\I h¿j-߃°p tijw ZmhoZv C{k-tbens‚<br />
knwlm-k-Øn¬ Ccp-Ø-s∏-´p. Akq-b-bpsS {]h¿Ø-\-Øn\v Zmho-Zn-s\-°p-dn-®p≈ ssZhnI]≤-Xn<br />
\S-∏n-em-Ip-∂-Xns\ XS-bm≥ Ign-n-√.<br />
""Zm\nsb¬ cmPmhns\mSp: cmPmhp Zo¿Lmbp mbncn°s´. knwl߃ F\n°p tISp<br />
hcpØmXncnt°≠Xn\p Fs‚ ssZhw Xs‚ ZqXs\ Ab®p AhbpsS hmbS®p Ifp; Ahs‚<br />
k∂n[nbn¬ Rm≥ Ip‰an√mØh≥; cmPmth, Xncpapºnepw Rm≥ Hcp tZmjhpw sNbvXn´n√ F∂p<br />
DW¿Øn®p''(Zm\n. 6:21,22). ssZh-]p-cp-j-\mb Zm\nsb-en-t\mSv Akq-b-bp-≈-h¿, F√m {]P-Ifpw hn{KlsØ<br />
Acm-[n-°-W-sa∂v cmPm-hn-\m¬ Iev]\ ]pd-s∏-Sp-hn®p; Zm\nsb¬ A\p-k-cn-°m-bvI-bm¬, Ahs\<br />
knwl-°q-´n¬ Fdn-bn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. Ahn-sSbpw Akq-bbv°v hnPbw hcn-°m≥ Ign-n-√.<br />
""Ah¿ Akqb sIm≠mIp∂p Ahs\ Gev]n®Xp F∂p Ah≥ {Kln®ncp∂p''(aØm. 27:18).<br />
blq-Z -{]-am-Wn-Iƒ°v tbip-hn-t\m-Sp≈ Akqbaqe-amWv tbip-hns\ {Iqin-°m≥ Ah¿ ]oem-tØm-kns\<br />
t{]cn-∏n-®-Xv. tbip Dbn¿sØ-gp-t∂‰v kI-e- \m-a-Øn\pwtaemb \ma-ap-≈-h-\mbn Xo¿∂p.<br />
14. Db¿®bv°mbp≈ XmgvNIƒ<br />
""Fs∂ hos≠Sp°p∂h≥ Pohn®ncn°p∂p F∂pw Ah≥ HSphn¬ s]mSnta¬ \nev°psa∂pw<br />
Rm≥ Adnbp∂p. Fs‚ Xz°v Cßs\ \in®tijw Rm≥ tZlklnX\mbn ssZhsØ ImWpw''(Ctøm.<br />
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19:25˛26). F√mw \jvS-s∏´ tijhpw, Xz°v \in® tijhpw, Ctøm-_ns‚ {]Xymi am{Xw \in-®n-√.<br />
""\msh∂ NΩ´n°p \o Kp]vX\mIpw; \miw hcptºmƒ \o `bs∏SpIbn√. \mihpw £mahpw I≠p \o<br />
Nncn°pw; Im´parKßsf \o t]Sn°bn√''(Ctøm. 5:21,22). {]Xym-ibpw, hnizm-k-hp-ap-≈-h¿°v am{Xta,<br />
\misØ t\m°n Nncn-°m≥ Ign-bp-I-bp-≈q. ""\ns∂ XmgvØptºmƒ Db¿® F∂p \o ]dbpw;<br />
Xmgvabp≈hs\ Ah≥ c£n°pw''(Ctøm. 22:23). ssZh-Øn-em-{i-bn-°p∂ \ΩpsS Pohn-X-ßfn¬ hcp∂<br />
]e XmgvN-Ifpw, henb Db¿®-I-fpsS apt∂m-Sn-bm-Wv.<br />
""Ctøm_v Xs‚ kvt\lnX∑m¿°p th≠n {]m¿∞n®t∏mƒ btlmh Ahs‚ ÿnXn°p t`Zw<br />
hcpØn, ap≥s] D≠mbncp∂sXms°bpw btlmh Ctøm_n\v Cc´nbmbn sImSpØp''(Ctøm. 42:10). Xs∂<br />
]cn-l-kn-°p-Ibpw Ip‰-s∏-Sp-Øp-Ibpw sNbvX kvt\ln-X-∑m¿°p th≠n-bp≈ {]m¿∞\; Ctøm-_ns‚<br />
Db¿®bv°v Imc-W-am-bn.<br />
15. am\km¥c {]kwKnIsf Is√dnbp∂h¿<br />
""{]hNn°p∂ht\m BflnI h¿≤\bv°pw {]t_m[\Øn\pw BizmkØn\pambn a\pjytcmSp<br />
kwkmcn°p∂p''(1 sImcn. 14:3). {]hm-NIip{iqj F∂Xv, `mhn-bn¬ hcm≥ t]mIp∂ Imcy-ß-sf-°p-dn®v<br />
]d-bpI, F∂Xv am{Xa√. ""am\km¥cØn\p tbmKyamb ^ew Imbv]n≥'' (aØm. 3:8). tbip-hn\v hgnsbm-cp-°nb<br />
kv\m]Itbml-∂m≥ am\-km-¥c {]kw-Kn-bm-bn-cp-∂p. “sltcmtZmhp Xs‚ ktlmZc\mb<br />
^oens∏mkns‚ `mcy sltcmZy \nanØw, Ahƒ \n\°p `mcybmbncn°p∂Xp hnlnXa√ F∂p<br />
tbml∂m≥ Aht\mSp ]dXp sIm≠p Xs∂, Ahs\ ]nSn®p sI´n XShn¬ B°nbncp∂p''(aØm.<br />
14:3,4). ]n∂oSv inc-tOZw sNø-s∏-s´-nepw, kv\m]-I-tbm-l-∂m≥ Xs‚ ip{iqj `bw IqSmsX \n¿h-ln-<br />
®p. ""\os\th°m¿ \ymbhn[nbn¬ Cu XeapdtbmSp H∂n®p Fgpt∂‰p AXns\ Ip‰w hn[n°pw; Ah¿<br />
tbm\bpsS {]kwKw tI´p am\km¥cs∏´pht√m; CXm, ChnsS tbm\bnepw henbh≥'' (aØm. 12:41).<br />
tbiphpw am\-km-¥-c -{]-kw-K-߃ \S-Øn-b-h-\m-bn-cp-∂p. AXn-\m¬ tbip-hn\v At\Iw i{Xp-°-fp-≠mbn.<br />
""AXpsIm≠p ssZhØns‚ ⁄m\hpw ]dbp∂Xp: Rm≥ {]hmNI∑mscbpw<br />
At∏mkvXe∑mscbpw AhcpsS ASp°¬ Ab°p∂p; Ahcn¬ Nnesc Ah¿ sIm√pIbpw<br />
D]{Zhn°pIbpw sNøpw. lmt_ens‚ c‡w XpSßn bmK]oTØn\pw BebØn\pw \Sphn¬ sh®p<br />
]´pt]mb skJcymhns‚ c‡w hsc temIÿm]\w apX¬ sNmcnncn°p∂ kIe {]hmNI∑mcpsSbpw<br />
c‡w Cu XeapdtbmSp tNmZn∏m≥ CShtc≠Xn\p Xt∂. AtX, Cu XeapdtbmSp AXp tNmZn°pw<br />
F∂p Rm≥ \nßtfmSp ]dbp∂p''(eqt°m. 11:49˛51). At\Iw {]hm-N-I-∑m¿°v D]-{Zhw G¬t°≠n<br />
h∂n-´p-≠v. ""kv{XoIƒ°p XßfpsS acn®hsc Db¿sØgpt∂ev]n\m¬ XncnsI In´n; Nne¿ G‰hpw \s√mcp<br />
Dbn¿sØgpt∂ev]p e`nt°≠Xn\p D≤mcWw ssIs°m≈msX t`Zyw G‰p. thsd Nne¿ ]cnlmkw,<br />
NΩ´n, Nße, XShp Chbmep≈ ]co£ A\p`hn®p. It√dp G‰p, Cu¿®hmfm¬ Adp°s∏´p,<br />
]co£n°s∏´p, hmfm¬ sIm√s∏´p, PSbmSpIfpsSbpw tImemSpIfpsSbpw tXm¬ [cn®p, _p≤nap´pw<br />
D]{Zhpw IjvShpw kln®p. ImSpIfnepw aeIfnepw KplIfnepw `qanbpsS ]nf¿∏pIfnepw Dgp∂phep;<br />
temIw Ah¿°p tbmKyambncp∂n√''(F{_m. 11:35˛38). ]e {]hm-N-I-∑m¿°pw; temIw Ah¿°v tbmKy-a-<br />
√m-Xn-cp-∂-Xn-\m-¬ AYhm temI-°m¿ Ahsc ]Ibv-°p-Ibpw AwKo-I-cn-°m-Xn-cn-°p-Ibpw sNbvX-Xn-\m¬,<br />
Dg∂phe-tb-≠-Xmbn h∂n-´p-≠v.<br />
""]ns∂ Ahsc hnfn®n´p: tbiphns‚ \maØn¬ Atijw kwkmcn°cpXv, D]tZin°pIbpw<br />
AcpXv F∂p Iev]n®p. AXn\p ]s{Xmkpw tbml∂m\pw: ssZhtØ°mƒ A[nIw \nßsf<br />
A\pkcn°p∂Xp ssZhØns‚ apºmsI \ymbtam F∂p hn[n∏n≥. R߃t°m R߃ I≠pw<br />
tI´pancn°p∂Xp {]kvXmhn°mXncn∏m≥ Ignbp∂X√ F∂p DØcw ]dp''(As∏m. 4:18˛20). F{X<br />
IjvS-∏m-Sp-Iƒ t\cn-tS-≠n-h-∂mepw; At∏m-kvX-e-∑m¿ a\p-jy-sc-°m-f-[nIw ssZhsØ A\p-k-cn-°m≥<br />
Xøm-dm-bn. ""tZlnsbbpw tZlsØbpw \cIØn¬ \in∏n∏m≥ Ignbp∂hs\ Xs∂ `bs∏Sphn≥''(aØm.<br />
10:28). ico-csØ sIm√p-Ibpw F∂m¬ Bflm-hns\ \in-∏n-°m≥ Ign-bm-Xn-cn-°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂-hsc `bs∏-S-cp-sX∂v<br />
tbip \sΩ ]Tn-∏n-®p.<br />
16. IjvSw A\p`hn°m≥ hcw<br />
""F∂m¬ {InkvXptbiphn¬ `‡ntbmsS Pohn∏m≥ a\ p≈h¿°p F√mw D]{Zhw D≠mIpw.<br />
ZpjvS a\pjycpw ambmhnIfpw h©n®pw h©n°s∏´pw sIm≠p taev°pta¬ tZmjØn¬ apXn¿∂phcpw''(2<br />
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Xnsam. 3:12,13). `‡n-tbmsS Pohn-°p-∂-h¿; D]-{Z-h߃ kln-°m≥ Xøm-dm-bn-cn-°Ww. ""\ymbhn[n F∂tXm,<br />
shfn®w temIØn¬ h∂n´pw a\pjycpsS {]hrØn tZmjap≈Xp BIbm¬ Ah¿ shfn®sØ°mƒ<br />
Ccpfns\ kvt\ln®Xp Xt∂. Xn∑ {]h¿Øn°p∂h≥ F√mw shfn®sØ ]I°p∂p; Xs‚ {]hrØn°p<br />
Bt£]w hcmXncn∏m≥ shfn®Ønte°p hcp∂Xpan√''(tbml. 3:19,20). shfn-®-Øn-te°p hcm≥ Xømdn-√m-Ø-h-cmWv<br />
ssZh-a-°sf ]I-bv°p-∂-Xv.<br />
""hnizmkØm¬ tamsi Xm≥ hf¿∂t∏mƒ ]m]Øns‚ X¬°me t`mKsØ°mfpw ssZh<br />
P\tØmSpIqsS IjvSa\p`hn°p∂Xp XncsSpØp. {]Xn^ew t\m°nbXp sIm≠p ^dthms‚<br />
]p{XnbpsS aI≥ F∂p hnfn°s∏Sp∂Xp \nckn°bpw, an{kbnanse \nt£]ßsf°mƒ {InkvXphns‚<br />
\nµ henb [\w F∂p FÆpIbpw sNbvXp''(F{_m .11:24˛26). ‘{InkvXp-hns‚ \nµ henb [\w’ F∂v<br />
FÆnb At\-I-cp-≠v. ""]ns∂ Ah≥ Aev]w aptºm´p sN∂p IhnÆp hoWp: ]nXmth, Ignbpw Fn¬<br />
Cu ]m\]m{Xw F¬ \n∂p \oßn t]mtIWta; Fnepw Rm≥ C—n°pw t]mse A√, \o C—n°pw<br />
t]mse BIs´ F∂p {]m¿∞n®p''(aØm. 26:39). IjvS-߃ ap≥]n¬ Is≠-nepw tbip, ]nXmhns‚<br />
B{K-l-Øns‚ \nhr-Øn-°mbn Xs∂-Øs∂ ]q¿Æ-ambn Gev]n-®p-sIm-SpØp.<br />
17. IjvS߃ kmcan√<br />
""Fs‚ \nanØw \nßsf ]gn°bpw D]{Zhn°bpw \nßsfs°m≠p F√m Xn∑bpw Ifhmbn<br />
]dIbpw sNøptºmƒ \n߃ `mKyhm∑m¿. kz¿§Øn¬ \nßfpsS {]Xn^ew hepXmIsIm≠v<br />
kt¥mjn®p√kn∏n≥; \n߃°p apsºbp≠mbncp∂ {]hmNI∑mscbpw Ah¿ Aßs\Xs∂<br />
D]{Zhn®pht√m''(aØm. 5:11˛12). tbip-hn-\mbn D]-{Zhw G¬°p-tºm-gmWv, \mw G‰hpw A[nIw kt¥mjn-t°-≠-Xv.<br />
""\nßfpsS FXncmfnIƒ°p B¿°pw sNdp∏mt\m FXn¿ ]dhmt\m IgnbmØ hm°pw<br />
⁄m\hpw Rm≥ \n߃°p Xcpw''(eqs°m. 21:15). D]-{Z-h-ß-fn¬, I¿Ømhv \sΩ Xs‚ Bflm-hn-\m¬<br />
i‡o-I-cn-°pw.<br />
""R߃ kIe hn[Ønepw IjvSw kln°p∂h¿ Fnepw CSpßnbncn°p∂n√; _p≤nap´p∂h¿<br />
Fnepw \ncmis∏Sp∂n√; D]{Zhw A\p`hn°p∂h¿ Fnepw Dt]£n°s∏Sp∂n√; hoWpInS°p∂h¿<br />
Fnepw \in®p t]mIp∂n√''(2 sImcn.4:8˛9). As∏m-kvX-e-∑m¿ IjvS-ß-fn¬ CSp-ßn-bn-cp-∂n-√.""\Ωn¬<br />
shfns∏Sphm\p≈ tXP p hnNmcn®m¬ Cu ImeØnse IjvS߃ kmcan√ F∂p Rm≥<br />
FÆp∂p''(tdma¿ 8:18). \nXy-Xbn¬ \ap°v e`n-°p-hm≥ t]mIp∂ {]Xn-^-e-ß-tfmSv Xpe\w sNøp-tºmƒ,<br />
\Ωƒ A\p-`-hn-°p∂ IjvS-߃ shdpw \n m-chpw, Xm¬°m-en-I-hp-amWv.<br />
""Ah≥ Fs∂ hnfn®t]£n°pw; Rm≥ Ah\p DØcacpfpw; IjvSImeØp Rm≥ Aht\mSp<br />
IqsS Ccn°pw; Rm≥ Ahs\ hnSphn®p alXzs∏SpØpw''(ko. 91:14˛15). IjvS-ß-fn¬ \n∂pw hnSp-hn-°p-<br />
∂-h-\mWv ssZhw. ""btlmhbpsS ZqX≥ Ahs‚ `‡∑mcpsS Np‰pw ]mfbandßn Ahsc<br />
hnSphn°p∂p''(ko. 34:7). `‡-∑msc hnSp-hn-°m≥; btlmh Xs‚ ZqX-∑msct]mepw Ab-bv°p-∂p.<br />
""tbip Aht\mSp: Ies∏°p ssI sh®tijw ]pdtIm´p t\m°p∂h≥ Bcpw ssZh cmPyØn∂p<br />
sIm≈mIp∂h\√ F∂p ]dp''(eqt°m. 9:62). ssZh-cm-Py-Øn\p th≠n Cd-ßn-Øn-cn-®-h¿; IjvS-X-<br />
Iƒ hcp-tºmƒ ]n≥t]m´p t]mI-cp-Xv.<br />
18. Zp¿LS߃ \nc∏m°p∂ ssZhw<br />
""Xz°pw amwkhpw \o Fs∂ [cn∏n®p; Aÿnbpw Rcºpw sIm≠p Fs∂ saSncn°p∂p.<br />
Poh\pw Ir]bpw \o F\n°p \evIn; \ns‚ ISm£w Fs‚ izmksØ ]cn]men°p∂p''(Ctøm. 10:11˛12).<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ ]cn-]m-e-\-bmWv \ΩpsS Pohs\ \ne-\n¿Øp-∂-Xv. “Xmt\m acp`qanbn¬ Hcp ZnhksØ<br />
hgn sN∂p Hcp Nqcs®SnbpsS XWen¬ Ccp∂p acn∏m≥ C—n®p; Ct∏mƒ aXn, btlmh, Fs‚ {]mWs\<br />
FSpØpsImt≈Wta; Rm≥ Fs‚ ]nXm°∑msc°mƒ \√h\√t√m F∂p ]dp. Aßs\ Ah≥<br />
Nqcs®SnbpsS XWen¬ InS∂pdßptºmƒ s]s´∂p Hcp ZqX≥ Ahs\ X´n Aht\mSp: Fgpt∂‰p<br />
Xn∂pI F∂p ]dp. Ah≥ DW¿∂p t\m°nbt∏mƒ I\ent∑¬ Np´ Hcp ASbpw Hcp XpcpØn<br />
sh≈hpw Xebv°¬ Ccn°p∂Xp I≠p; Ah≥ Xn∂pIpSn®p ]ns∂bpw InS∂pdßn. btlmhbpsS ZqX≥<br />
c≠mw {]mhiyw h∂p Ahs\ X´n Fgpt∂‰p Xn∂pI; \n\°p Zqcbm{X sNbvhm\p≠t√m F∂p ]dp.<br />
Ah≥ Fgpt∂‰p Xn∂pIpSn®p; B BlmcØns‚ _ewsIm≠p \mev]Xp ]Iepw \mev]Xp cmhpw<br />
ssZhØns‚ ]¿∆Xamb tlmtct_mfw \S∂p''(1 cmPm. 19:4˛8). Gen-bmbv°v kw`-hn-®-Xp-t]mse, ssZhw<br />
\sΩ ]cn-]m-en®v i‡o-I-cn®v Xs‚ ip{iqj sNøn-°p-∂p. ssZh-Øns‚ \S-Øn∏v \sΩ FhnsS sIms≠-<br />
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Øn-®mepw; Ahs‚ Icp-Xepw Ahn-tSbv°v \sΩ tXSn-sb-Øpw.<br />
""AXn\p tbip: Fs‚ \nanØhpw Fs‚ kphntijw \nanØhpw hotSm ktlmZc∑msctbm<br />
ktlmZcnIsftbm AΩsbtbm A∏s\tbm a°sftbm \neßsftbm hn´m¬: Cu temIØn¬ Xt∂,<br />
D]{ZhßtfmSp IqsS \qdp aSßp hoSpIsfbpw ktlmZc∑mscbpw ktlmZcnIsfbpw AΩmscbpw<br />
a°sfbpw \neßsfbpw hcphm\p≈ temIØn¬ \nXy Pohs\bpw {]m]n°mØh≥ Bcpan√ F∂p<br />
Rm≥ kXyambn´p \nßtfmSp ]dbp∂p''(a¿s°m. 10:29-˛30). D]-{Z-h-߃ D≠m-Im-sa-nepw; ssZhthe<br />
sNøp-∂-h¿°v Cu temI-Øn¬ Xs∂ At\Iw {]Xn-^-e-߃ e`n-°pw.<br />
""btlmh Xs‚ A`njn‡\mb sImscint\mSp C{]Imcw Acpfns®øp∂p: Ah\p PmXnIsf<br />
IogS°n cmPm°∑mcpsS Ac°®Isf Agnt°≠Xn\pw IXIpIƒ Ah\p Xpd∂ncnt°≠Xn\pw Rm≥<br />
Ahs‚ hewss ]nSn®ncn°p∂p: Rm≥ \n\°p apºmbn sN∂p Zp¿LSßsf \nc∏m°pIbpw Xm{a<br />
hmXnepIsf XI¿Øp CcntºmSmºepIsf JWvUn®p IfIbpw sNøpw. \ns∂ t]¿ sNm√n hnfn°p∂<br />
Rm≥ btlmh, bn{kmtbens‚ ssZhw Xs∂ F∂p \o Adntb≠Xn\p Rm≥ \n\°p Ccp´nse<br />
\nt£]ßsfbpw adhnSßfnse Kp]vX \n[nIsfbpw Xcpw'' (sbi. 45:1˛3). XS- -ßsf \o°n, \ap-°mbp≈<br />
Xs‚ ]≤-Xn-Iƒ \S-∏n-em-°p-∂-h-\mWv ssZhw.<br />
""Hcp A\¿∞hpw \n\°p `hn°bn√; Hcp _m[bpw \ns‚ IqSmcØn∂p ASp°bn√. \ns‚<br />
F√m hgnIfnepw \ns∂ Imt°≠Xn∂p Ah≥ \ns∂°pdn®p Xs‚ ZqX∑mtcmSp Iev]n°pw; \ns‚<br />
Im¬ I√n¬ X´n t]mImXncnt°≠Xn\p Ah≥ \ns∂ ssIIfn¬ hln®p sIm≈pw'' (ko. 91:10˛13).<br />
Xs∂ B{i-bn-°p-∂-hsc ssZhw kwc-£Ww sNøpw. ""btlmh Fs‚ ]£Øp≠p; Rm≥ t]Sn°bn√;<br />
a\pjy≥ Ft∂mSp F¥p sNøpw?''(ko. 118 :6). ssZhw \ΩpsS ]£-Øp-≈Xn-\m¬ am\p-jn-I-amb<br />
FXn¿∏p-Iƒ t\cn-Sp-tºmƒ \mw `b-s∏-tS≠ Imcy-an√. ""AXyp∂Xs‚ adhn¬ hkn°bpw k¿∆i‡s‚<br />
\ngen≥ Iogn¬ ]m¿°bpw sNøp∂h≥, btlmhsb°pdn®p Ah≥ Fs‚ ktXhpw tIm´bpw Rm≥<br />
B{ibn°p∂ Fs‚ ssZhhpw F∂p ]dbp∂p''(ko. 91:1˛2). ssZh-sØ B{i-bn-°p-∂-hsc, Ahn-Sp∂v<br />
kwc-£Ww tNøp∂p.<br />
19. hnizmkØm¬ temIsØ Pbn°pI<br />
""hnizmkw F∂tXm, Bin°p∂Xns‚ Dd∏pw ImWmØ ImcyßfpsS \n›bhpw BIp∂p.''<br />
(F{_m. 11:1). ImWmØ Imcy-ß-sf-°p-dn-®mW,v \mw hniz-kn-t°-≠-Xv. ''F∂m¬ hnizmkw IqSmsX<br />
ssZhsØ {]kmZn∏n∏m≥ Ignbp∂X√; ssZhØns‚ ASp°¬ hcp∂h≥ ssZhw D≠v F∂pw Xs∂<br />
At\zjn°p∂h¿°p {]Xn^ew sImSp°p∂p F∂pw hnizknt°≠Xt√m''(F{_m. 11:6). hnizmkw;<br />
ssZhnI A\p-{K-l-ß-fpsS Xmt°m-em-Wv. ""ssZhØn¬\n∂p P\n®sXms°bpw temIsØ Pbn°p∂p;<br />
temIsØ Pbn® Pbtam \ΩpsS hnizmkw Xt∂. tbip ssZh]p{X≥ F∂p hnizkn°p∂h≥ A√msX<br />
BcmIp∂p temIsØ Pbn°p∂h≥?''(1 tbml. 5:4˛5). tbip-hn¬ hniz-kn-°p-∂-h¿; temI-Ønse {]Xn-<br />
Iq-e-ß-fn¬ ]X-dp-I-bn-√. ""kam[m\Øns‚ ssZhtam thKØn¬ kmØms\ \nßfpsS Im¬Iosg NX®p<br />
Ifbpw. \ΩpsS I¿Ømhmb tbip {InkvXphns‚ Ir] \nßtfmSp IqsS Ccn°pamdmIs´''(tdma¿ 16:20).<br />
hniz-kn-°p-∂-h-cm¬ kmØm-\n-I-i-IvXn-Iƒ ]cm-P-b-s∏-Sp-Ø-s∏Spw.<br />
""HSphn¬ I¿Ømhnepw Ahs‚ AanX _eØnepw i‡ns∏Sphn≥. ]nimNns‚ X{¥ßtfmSp<br />
FXn¿Øp \nev]m≥ Igntb≠Xn\v ssZhØns‚ k¿∆mbp[h¿§w [cn®psImƒhn≥. \ap°v t]mcm´w<br />
D≈Xv PUc‡ßtfmS√, hmgvNItfmSpw A[nImcßtfmSpw Cu A‘ImcØns‚ temIm[n]XnItfmSpw<br />
kz¿t√mIßfnse ZpjvSmfl tk\tbmSpw At{X. AXpsIm≠p \n߃ `p¿ZnhkØn¬ FXn¿∏m\pw<br />
kIehpw kam]n®n´p Dd®p \nev]m\pw Igntb≠Xn\p ssZhØns‚ k¿∆mbp[h¿§w FSpØp sImƒhn≥.<br />
\nßfpsS Ac°p kXyw sI´nbpw \oXn F∂ IhNw [cn®pw kam[m\ kphntijØn\mbp≈ Hcp°w<br />
Imen∂p sNcn∏m°nbpw F√m‰n\pw aosX ZpjvSs‚ XobºpIsf Hs°bpw \in-∏n-°p-hm≥ X°Xmb<br />
hnizmkw F∂ ]cnN FSpØpsIm≠v \nev]n≥. c£ F∂ icnkv{Xhpw, ssZhhN\w F∂ Bflmhns‚<br />
hmfpw ssIs°mƒhn≥. kIe {]m¿∞\bmepw bmN\bmepw GXp t\cØpw Bflmhn¬ {]m¿∞n®pw<br />
AXn\mbn PmKcn®pw sIm≠p kIe hnip≤∑m¿°pw F\n°pw th≠n {]m¿∞\bn¬ ]q¿ÆÿncX<br />
ImWn∏n≥''(Fs^. 6:10˛18). {]]-©sØ krjvSn® ssZh-Øns‚ AanX_e-Øn¬ B{i-bn®v, ssZh-Øns‚<br />
k¿∆m-bp-[-h¿§w [cn®v, \sΩ ]cm-P-bs∏SpØm≥ {ian-°p∂ kmØm-\nIi‡n-Isf \ap°v tXmev]n-<br />
°m≥ Ign-bpw. ""Ahs‚ _eØn¬ h√`XzØns‚ hym]mcØm¬ hnizkn°p∂ \ap°p th≠n<br />
hym]cn°p∂ Ahs‚ i‡nbpsS Afh‰ hen∏w C∂sX∂pw \n߃ Adntb≠Xn\pw<br />
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{]m¿∞n°p∂p''(Fs^. 1:19). ssZhØns‚ Af-h‰i‡n-bpsS {]h¿Ø-\-Øns‚ AS-bm-f-߃ hniz-kn-<br />
°p-∂-h-cpsS Pohn-Xßfn¬ shfn-s∏-´phcpw.<br />
""Fs‚ ]mdbmIp∂ btlmh hmgvØs∏´h≥; Ah≥ bp≤Øn\v Fs‚ ssII-sfbpw t]mcn\p<br />
Fs‚ hncepIsfbpw A`ykn∏n°p∂p''(ko. 144:1). ]Sn-]-Sn-bmbn hnhn[ PohnX kml-N-cy-ß-fn-eqsS<br />
IS-Øn-hn´v ssZhw, Zmho-Zns\ C{km-tb-ens‚ knwlm-k-\-Øn¬ Ccn-°m-\mbn ]cn-io-en-∏n-®p. ""F√m‰n\pw<br />
Hcp kabap≠v; BImiØn≥ Iogp≈ kIe ImcyØn\pw Hcp Imew D≠v''(k`m. 3:1). ssZhnI]≤-Xn-<br />
Iƒ \nd-th-‰-s∏-Sm-\p≈ ka-b-Øn-\mbn \mw £a-tbmsS ImØn-cn-°-Ww.<br />
20. ImgvNbme√; hnizmkØm¬<br />
""Geobmhp \ap°p kakz`mhap≈ a\pjy≥ Bbncp∂p; ag s]ømXncnt°≠Xn∂p Ah≥<br />
{]m¿∞\bn¬ At]£n®p; aq∂p kwh’chpw Bdp amkhpw tZiØp ag s]bvXn√. Ah≥<br />
ho≠pw {]m¿∞n®t∏mƒ BImiØp \n∂p ag s]bvXp, `qanbn¬ [m\yw hnfp''(bmt°m. 5:<br />
17˛18). Gen-bm-hn\v Aßs\ sNøm-sa-n¬, \ap°pw hnizm-k-Øm-ep≈ {]m¿∞-\-bm¬ A¤p-X߃<br />
sNøm≥ Ign-bpw. ""C\n F¥p ]dtb≠p? KntZym≥, _mcm°v, inwtim≥, bn]vXmlv, ZmhoZv<br />
F∂hscbpw iaqth¬ apXemb {]hmNI∑mscbpw Ipdn®p hnhcn∏m≥ kabw t]mcm.<br />
hnizmkØm¬ Ah¿ cmPyßsf AS°n, \oXn \SØn, hmKvZØw {]m]n®p, knwlßfpsS hmbv<br />
AS®p, XobpsS _ew sISpØn hmfns‚ hmbv°p sX‰n, _elo\Xbn¬ i‡n {]m]n®p, bp≤Øn¬<br />
hoc∑mcmbn Xo¿∂p, A\y∑mcpsS ssk\yßsf HmSn®p''(F{_m. 11:32˛34). At\I hnizm-k-hoc-∑msc<br />
hN\]pkvX-I-Øn¬ \ap°p ImWm≥ Ignbpw.<br />
""hnizmkØm¬ A{_lmw X\n°p AhImiambn In´phm\ncp∂ tZitØ°p<br />
bm{Xbmhm≥ hnfn°s∏´msd A\pkcn®p, FhntS°p t]mIp∂p F∂dnbmsX ]pds∏´p''(F{_m.<br />
11:8). A{_m-l-an-\m-bp≈ ssZhnI]≤-Xn-bpsS ]q¿Æ-cq]w shfn-s∏´pIn´n-b-Xp-sIm-≠√; hnfn®<br />
ssZhw hniz-kvX-s\∂p IcpXn, hnizm-k-Øm-emWv A{_mlw ]pd-s∏-´-Xv. ""Ah≥ GItZiw \qdp<br />
hb p≈h\mIbm¬ Xs‚ icocw \n¿÷ohambn t]mbXpw kmdbpsS K¿`]m{XØns‚<br />
\n¿÷ohXzhpw {Kln®n´pw hnizmkØn¬ £oWn®n√. ssZhØns‚ hmKvZØØn¬<br />
AhnizmkØm¬ kwibn°msX hnizmkØn¬ i‡ns∏´p ssZhØn\p alXzw sImSpØp,<br />
Ah≥ hmKvZØw sNbvXXp {]h¿Øn∏m\pw i‡≥ F∂p ]q¿Æambn Dd®p. AXp sIm≠p<br />
AXp Ah\p \oXnbmbn IW°n´p''(tdma¿ 4:19˛22). Pohn-X- km-l-N-cy-ß-fn-se Zpc-h-ÿ-Iƒ I≠v<br />
]X-dm-sX-bpw, \ncm-i-\m-Im-sXbpw A{_mlmw; ssZh-Øn-epw, ssZhn-I-hm-KvZm-\-ß-fn-epw, ssZhi-‡n-bn-epw<br />
hniz-kn-°p-Ibpw, B{i-bn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. ""ImgvNbm¬ A√ hnizmkØmet{X<br />
R߃ \S°p∂Xv''(2 sImcn. 5:7). \mw hnizm-k-Øm-emWv \bn-°-s∏-tS-≠-Xv.<br />
21. F√mØn\pw Hcp kabap≠v.<br />
""acWØns‚ hmXnepIƒ \n\°p shfns∏´n´pt≠m? A‘ Xa\ ns‚ hmXnepIsf \o<br />
I≠n´pt≠m?''(Ctøm. 38:17). am\p-jn-I-amb ⁄m\-Øn\v ]cn-an-Xn-I-fp-≠v. ""btlmth, \o Fs∂<br />
tim[\ sNbvXp Adnncn°p∂p; Rm≥ Ccn°p∂Xpw Fgpt∂ev°p∂Xpw \o Adnbp∂p. Fs‚<br />
\ncq]Ww \o ZqcØp \n∂p {Kln°p∂p. Fs‚ \S∏pw InS∏pw \o tim[\ sNøp∂p; Fs‚<br />
hgnIsfms°bpw \n\°p a\ nembncn°p∂p. btlmsh, \o apgph\pw AdnbmsX Hcp hm°pw<br />
Fs‚ \mhnt∑¬ C√. \o apºpw ]nºpw Fs∂ AS®p \ns‚ ssI Fs‚ ta¬ sh®ncn°p∂p. Cu<br />
]cn⁄m\w F\n°p AXy¤pXamIp∂p; AXp F\n°p {Kln®p IqSmsX hÆw<br />
D∂Xambncn°p∂p. \ns‚ Bflmhns\ Hfn®p Rm≥ FhntS°p t]mIpw? Xncp k∂n[n hn´p<br />
Rm≥ FhntS°p HmSpw?''(ko. 139:1˛7). \sΩbpw \ΩpsS F√m kml-N-cy-ß-sfbpw ]q¿Æ-ambn<br />
a\-kn-em-°n-bncn°p∂-h-\mWv, \ΩpsS ssZhw. ""ssZhØns‚ AKm[XXzw \n\n°p {Kln°mtam?<br />
k¿∆i‡s‚ kºq¿Øn \n\°p a\ nemIptam?''(Ctøm. 11:7). ssZh-Øns‚ AKm-[Xzw ]q¿Æambn<br />
a\- n-em-°pI F∂Xv a\p-jy-_p-≤n°v Akm-≤y-amWv.<br />
""cmPmhns‚ lrZbw btlmhbpsS Iøn¬ \o¿tØmSp IWs° Ccn°p∂p; X\n°p<br />
CjvSapt≈StØ°v Hs°bpw Ah≥ AXns\ Xncn°p∂p''(kZr. 21:1). ssZh-Øn\v hy‡n-Isfbpw<br />
kml-N-cy-ß-sfbpw Xs‚ ]≤-Xn-Iƒ°mbn \nb-{¥n-°m≥ Ign-bpw. "ssZhw<br />
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\ymb[n]XnbmIp∂p; Ah≥ HcpØs\ XmgvØpIbpw as‰mcpØs\ Db¿ØpIbpw<br />
sNøp∂p.''(ko. 75:7). ssZh-amWv ASn-ÿm-\-]-c-ambn F√m-‰n-s‚bpw B[m-cw. ""a\pjy\n¬<br />
B{ibn°p∂Xns\°mƒ btlmhbn¬ B{ibn°p∂Xp \√Xv''(ko. 118:8). kI-e-Øn-s‚bpw<br />
krjvSm-hmb ssZh-Øns‚ i‡n-bn-emWv \mw B{i-bn-t°-≠-Xv.<br />
22. AÿnItfmSp {]hNn°pI<br />
""btlmhbpsS ssI Fs‚ ta¬ h∂p btlmhbpsS Bflmhn¬ Fs∂ ]pds∏Sphn®p XmgvhcbpsS<br />
\Sphn¬ \ndpØn; AXp AÿnIƒ sIm≠p \ndncp∂p. Ah≥ Fs∂ AhbpsS CSbn¬ IqSn Np‰nNp‰n<br />
\S°pamdm°n; Ah XmgvhcbpsS ]c∏n¬ F{Xbpw A[nIambncp∂p; Ah G‰hpw DWßnbpancp∂p.<br />
Ah≥ Ft∂mSp: a\pjy]p{Xm, Cu AÿnIƒ Pohn°ptam F∂p tNmZn®p; AXn∂p Rm≥: btlmhbmb<br />
I¿Ømth, \o Adnbp∂p F∂p DØcw ]dp. Ah≥ Ft∂mSp Iev]n®Xp: \o Cu AÿnIsf°pdn®p<br />
{]hNn®p AhtbmSp ]dtb≠Xp: DWßnb AÿnItf, btlmhbpsS hN\w tIƒ∏n≥! btlmhbmb<br />
I¿Ømhp Cu AÿnItfmSp C{]Imcw Acpfn sNøp∂p: \n߃ Pohnt°≠Xn\p Rm≥ \nßfn¬<br />
izmkw hcpØpw. Rm≥ \nßfpsS ta¬ Rcºp sh®p amwkw ]nSn∏n®p \nßsf Xz°p sIm≠p<br />
s]mXnp \n߃ Pohnt°≠Xn∂p \nßfn¬ izmkw hcpØpw; Rm≥ btlmh F∂p \n߃ Adnbpw.<br />
Ft∂mSp Iev]n®Xpt]mse Rm≥ {]hNn®p; Rm≥ {]hNn®p sIm≠ncn°ptºmƒ Hcp apg°w tI´p;<br />
DSs\ Hcp `qIºw D≠mbn, AÿnAÿntbmSp h∂p tN¿∂p. ]ns∂ Rm≥ t\m°n: AhbpsSta¬<br />
Rcºpw amwkhpw h∂Xpw AhbpsS ta¬ Xz°p s]mXnXpw I≠p; F∂m¬ izmkw Ahbn¬<br />
C√msXbncp∂p. At∏ƒ Ah≥ Ft∂mSp Iev]n®Xv: Im‰nt\mSp {]hNn°; a\pjy]p{Xm \o {]hNn®p<br />
Im‰nt\mSp ]dtb≠Xv: btlmhbmb I¿Ømhp C{]Imcw Acpfns®øp∂p: izmkta, \o \mep Im‰pIfn¬<br />
\n∂pw h∂v Cu \nlX∑m¿ Pohnt°≠Xn∂p AhcpsS ta¬ DuXpI. Ah≥ Ft∂mSv Iev]n®Xpt]mse<br />
Rm≥ {]hNn®t∏mƒ izmkw Ahcn¬ h∂p, Ah¿ Pohn®p G‰hpw henb ssk\yambn \nh¿∂p<br />
\n∂p''(sbsl 37:1˛10). \ΩpsS Pohn-X-Øn¬ Dd-ßn-°n-S-°p∂ ssZhn-I]≤XnIsf ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns‚<br />
i‡n-bm¬ \mw ]p\-cp-÷o-hn-∏n-°-Ww.<br />
“Im‰p CjvSapt≈SØp DuXp∂p; AXns‚ i_vZw \o tIƒ°p∂p; Fnepw AXp FhnsS \n∂p<br />
hcp∂p F∂pw FhntS°p t]mIp∂p F∂pw Adnbp∂n√; Bflmhn\m¬ P\n®h≥ F√mw AXp t]mse<br />
BIp∂p F∂p DØcw ]dp''(tbml .3:8). ssZhm-flm-hn-\m¬ \bn-°-s∏-Sp-∂-h¿ Im‰n-s\-t∏m-se-bm-Wv.<br />
a\p-jy-_p-≤n°v Dƒs°m-≈m≥ Ign-bp∂Xn\v D]-cn-bmbn ssZhnIhgn-I-fn¬, Bflmhv \sΩ \bn-°pw.<br />
23. {]h¿Øn XnI®ncn°p∂p<br />
""Rm≥ \√ t]m¿ s]mcpXn, Hm´w XnI®p, hnizmkw ImØp. C\n \oXnbpsS IncoSw F\n°mbn<br />
sh®ncn°p∂p; AXp \oXnbp≈ \ymbm[n]Xnbmb I¿Ømhp B ZnhkØn¬ F\n°p \evIpw; F\n°p<br />
am{Xa√, Ahs‚ {]Xy£Xbn¬ {]nbw sh® Gh¿°pw IqsS''(Xnsam. 4:7˛8). ]utem-kn-s\-t∏mse<br />
\oXn-bpsS IncoSw {]m]n-°m-\mbn \mw kmØm-\n-I-i-‡n-I-tfmSv ssZh-Øns‚ k¿∆m-bp-[-h¿§w [cn-®psIm≠v<br />
t]mcm-Sn, hnizm-k-Øm¬ temIsØ Pbn-®v, ssZhm-flm-hn-\m¬ \bn-°-s∏´v, \ap-°m-bp≈<br />
ssZhnI]≤-Xn-I-ƒ ]q¿Øo-I-cn-°-Ww.<br />
""Rm≥ `qanbn¬ \ns∂ alXzs∏SpØn, \o F\n°p sNbvhm≥X∂ {]hrØn<br />
XnI®ncn°p∂p''(tbml. 17:4). tbip, -]n-Xmhns\ ]q¿Æ-ambn A\p-k-cn®v tbip-hn-eq-sS-bp≈ c£m-I-camb<br />
ssZhnI]≤Xn ]q¿Øo-I-cn-®-Xp-t]mse, \ap°pw \ap-°mbn Xs∂ {]h¿Øn-Isf XnI®v `qan-bn¬<br />
ssZhsØ al-Xz-s∏-Sp-Øp-hm≥ Ign-b-Ww.<br />
VIII. Bflob KoX-߃<br />
cN\m ˛ tUm. PnΩn Fw. F¬.<br />
(]-cn-ip-≤mfl t{]c-W-bm¬ cNn-®-Xv)<br />
1. tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, F{X \¬ kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, AXn hnip≤ kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, Af-h‰ kvt\lw<br />
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tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, \ne-bv°mØ kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, £an-°-p∂ kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, Icp-Xp∂ kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, \nXy kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, Znhy kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, {Iqinse kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, AXpey kvt\lw<br />
tbip-hn≥ kvt\lw, F{X \¬ kvt\lw.<br />
2. \oXn, kvt\-lw, hnizmkw<br />
Rms\mcp ASn-a, kvt\l-Øn≥ ASna<br />
{Iqinse kvt\l-Øn≥ ASna<br />
Rmt\m hkn-°p-∂p, shfn®-Øn¬ hkn-°p∂p<br />
Rm≥ hniz-kn-°p-∂p, tbip-hn¬ hniz-kn-°p∂p<br />
hnizm-k-Øm¬, temI-sØ Pbn-°p∂p<br />
\oXn, kvt\lw, hnizmkw F√mw<br />
F≥ ssZh-Øn≥ Zm\-ß-ft√m<br />
\oXn, kvt\lw, hnizmkw F√mw<br />
F≥ ssZh-Øn\v {]km-Z-ß-ft√m.<br />
3. F\n-°mbn<br />
F\n-°mbn ASn ]nWtc-‰hs\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°mbn tcmK-ambn amdntbms\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p tcmK-kuJyw X∂-hs\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°mbn ]cn-lmkw G‰-hs\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p alXzw X∂-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°mbn Zmlw kln-®-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p kºØv X∂-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°mbn im]-߃ t]dn-tbm-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p hnSp-X¬ X∂-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°mbn apƒapSn NqSn-tbm-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p kam-[m\w X∂-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
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F\n-°mbn c‡w Nn¥ntbms\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p hnip≤n X∂-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°mbn {Iqin¬ acn-®-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
F\n-°p \nXy-Po-h≥ X∂-h-s\,<br />
Asß Rm≥ kvXpXn-°p-∂p<br />
9. Acts <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L.and Team<br />
(tUm. PnΩn Fw.-F¬. s‚bpw kwL-Øn-s‚bpw {]h¿Øn-Iƒ )<br />
I . Report - English<br />
56<br />
06–08–10,<br />
Kottayam<br />
Dear Brother in Jesus Christ,<br />
I thank you very much for your encouragements and prayer supports. May God bless<br />
you, your family and your ministry. My prayers are with you<br />
The below given is a report about the ‘gospel announcement junction meetings and tract<br />
ministry’ conducted by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. and team in 100 (around) major junctions at Kottayam Thaluk<br />
(almost all junctions) from 10-07 to 04-08-2010 (roughly). Many drunkards and others prayed the salvation<br />
prayer, special prayer for deliverance were done as were requested by many<br />
Many miracles happened in the name <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ. A lame on crutches with weak back<br />
and legs for many years walked for 5 mints with out crutches in front <strong>of</strong> hundreds <strong>of</strong> people at ‘onachantha’<br />
near Thirunekkara stand, eye <strong>of</strong> a semi blind old lady got opened at Ayarkunnam, frozen shoulder <strong>of</strong> a man<br />
got loosened (abruptly) at Paippad and back <strong>of</strong> a long time stiff back person got completely loosened and<br />
his mental injuries got healed at <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy’s residence (the person who came through these meetings).<br />
Tracts were supplied to almost all very small to very large shops (around 4000) 0f Kottayam<br />
town and near by areas and around 100 major junctions <strong>of</strong> Kottayam thaluk (around 8000). Each meeting<br />
lasted for around 30 mints with songs and gospel message (by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy). Few ‘preventions by jealous<br />
persons were noted.<br />
No important junction <strong>of</strong> Kottayam town and near by areas have escaped from this ‘miracle’<br />
by Holy Spirit (with angelic assistance).The junctions are Thirunekkara stand, Nagampadm stand, Pulimoodu,<br />
Adam tower, Shasthri road, CMS college, district hospital, Manorama, Seemati, Kottayam market, Kodimatha,<br />
Nattakom, Chingavanam, Paruthumpara, Pakkil, Pannimattom, Power house, Kaduvakulam, Nalkkavala,<br />
Wheels, Kanjikuzhy, Mandiram, Njaliakuzhy, Kaithapalam, Velur, Kalathilpady, Vadavathoor, Manarcad,<br />
Oravakkal, Malam, Ayarkunnam, Kidangoor, Etumanoor, Athirumpuzha, Amalagiri, Mannanam, Childrens<br />
hospital, Medical college, Panampalam, Ambady, Kuzhalmannam, Varissery, Chungam, Thiruvadukkal,<br />
Ellikkal, Chengalam, Aymanam, Parippe, Thiruvarpe, Attipeedika, Kumarakom, Thiruvanchoor, Paipad,<br />
Near Kottayam BSNL etc.<br />
I thank and praise Heavenly father for his blessings, Lord Jesus Christ for His ‘hand’ and<br />
Holy Spirit for His attestations and divine trinity for their ‘acts’ through us.<br />
With warm regards and love, Yours’ in Jesus Christ,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L.
II.dnt∏m¿´v ˛ ae-bmfw<br />
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tIm´bw<br />
tUm. PnΩn-bp-tSbpw Soan-s‚bpw {]h¿Øn-Iƒ ˛ {XnXz-Øn\p \µn<br />
tbip {InkvXp-hn-ep≈ {]nb ktlm-Zc / ktlm-Z-cn,<br />
Xm-fpsS {]m¿∞\m klm-b-߃°pw, t{]m¬km-l-\-߃°pw Rm≥ Xm-tfmSv Af-h‰<br />
\µn ]d-bp-∂p. ssZhw \nß-tfbpw \nß-fpsS IpSpw-_-tØbpw, \nß-fpsS ip{iq-j-I-tfbpw A\p-{K-ln-<br />
°-s´. Fs‚ {]m¿∞\ \nß-tfm-sSm-∏-ap-≠v.<br />
Xmsg- sIm-Sp-Øn-cn-°p-∂Xv tUm. PnΩn Fw.F√pw kwLhpw 10-˛07˛10 apX¬ 04˛08˛10 hsc (G-<br />
I-tZ-iw) tIm´bw Xmeq-°nse GI-tZiw \qtdmfw hcp∂ {][m-\-s∏´ Ih-e-I-fn-embn (GI-tZiw F√m<br />
Ih-e-I-fn-epw) \S-Ønb Ih-e-I-fn¬ hnfn-®-dn-bn-°p∂ kphn-ti-j- tbm-K-ß-fp-tSbpw {SmIv‰v hnX-cW<br />
ip{iq-j-bp-sSbpw hnh-c-W-am-Wv. At\Iw aZy-]m-\n-I-fpw, a‰p-≈-hcpw am\-km- -¥-c-s∏´v tbip-hns\ I¿Ømhmbn<br />
kzoI-cn®v {]m¿∞n-®p. ]ecpw Bh-iy-s∏´ {]Imcw hnSp-X-en-\m-bp≈ {]m¿∞-\-Ifpw \S-Øn.<br />
tbip-{In-kvXp-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ At\Iw A¤p-X-߃ \S-∂p. Xncp-\-°c Ãm≥Un-\-Sp-Øp≈<br />
HmW-N-¥-bn¬ At\I h¿j-ambn \Sp-hn\pw Imen\pw _e-°p-d-hp≈ {I®v h®v \S∂p sIm≠n-cp∂ Hcp<br />
ap-S-¥≥ \qdp-I-W-°n\v ZrIvkm-£n-I-ƒ°v ap≥]n-eqsS {I®n-√msX \S-∂p. ]mbn-∏mSv h®v tXmfp-d® HcmfpsS<br />
tXmƒ s]s´∂v Ab-p. At\I h¿j-ambn \Sp-hn\p ]nSp-Ø-ap≈ Ih-e -tbm-K-߃ hgn tUm.<br />
PnΩn-bpsS ho´n¬ `h\ {]m¿∞\ tbmK-Øn\v h∂ Hcm-fpsS \Sp-hn\v ]nSpØw apgp-h-\mbpw Ab-bp-<br />
Ibpw At±-l-Øns‚ am\-kn-I-amb apdn-hp-Iƒ DW-ßp-Ibpw sNbvXp. Ab¿°p-∂Øv h®v A¿≤ -A-‘bmb<br />
Hcp kv{XobpsS IÆn\v kuJyw h∂p.<br />
hfsc hepXp apX¬ sNdpXp hsc-bp≈ tIm´bw ]´-WØn-s‚bpw AXns‚ ]cn-kc {]tZ-i-<br />
Øp-ap≈ F√m IS-I-fnepw (G-I-tZiw 4000) tIm´bw Xmeq-°nse GI-tZiw \qtdm-fw {][m\ Ih-e-Ifnepw<br />
(G-I-tZiw 8000) {SmIv-‰p-Iƒ hnX-cWw sNbvXp. Hmtcm ao‰nw-ßp-Ifpw ]m´n¬ XpSßn kphn-tij<br />
ktµ-i-Øn¬ (tUm. PnΩnbm¬) Ah-km-\n-°p-∂-Xp-amb GI-tZiw Ac-a-Wn-°q¿ \o≠-Xm-bn-cp-∂p. Akqbm-ep-°-fmb<br />
Nne hy‡n-I-fpsS Npcp°w Nne XS- -s∏-Sp-Ø-ep-Ifpw D≠m-bn-cp-∂p.<br />
tIm´bw ]´W-Øn-s‚bpw AXns‚ ]cn-k-c -{]-tZ-i-ß-fp-sSbpw Hcp {][m-\-s∏´ Ih-ebpw<br />
]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns‚ Cu A¤p-X-Øn¬ \n∂v (am-em-J-am-cpsS klm-b-tØm-sS) Hgn-hm-°-s∏-´n-√. Xncp-\-<br />
°c Ãm‚ v, \mK-ºSw kv‰m‚ v, ]pfn-aq-Sv, BZw Sh¿, imkv{Xn- tdm-Uv, kn.-Fw.Fkv tImtf-Pv I-h-e, Pn√m<br />
Bip-]-{Xn Ihe, at\m-ca Ih-e, tIm´bw N¥, tImSn-a-X, \m´-Iw, Nnß-h-\w, ]cp-Øpw-]m-d, ]m°n¬,<br />
]∂n-a-‰w, ]∆¿ lu-kv, ISp-hm-°p-fw, \m¬°-h-e, ho¬-kv, In-°p-gn, aµncw, Rmen-bm-Ip-gn, ssItX-∏mew,<br />
thfq¿, If-Øn-∏-Sn, hS-hm-Xq¿, aÆm¿°m-Sv, Hd-h-bv°¬, amew, Ab¿°p-∂w, InS-ßq¿, G‰p-am-\q¿,<br />
AXn-c-ºp-g, Aa-e-Kn-cn, am∂m-\w, Ip´n-I-fpsS Bip-]-{Xn Ih-e, saUn-°¬ tImtf-Pv Ih-e, ]\w-]m-ew,<br />
Aºm-Sn, Ipg¬a-¥w, hmcn-ticn, Npw, Xncp-hm-Xp-°¬, C√n-°¬, sNß-fw, Abva-\w, ]cn-∏v, Xncp-hm¿∏v,<br />
A´n-]o-Sn-I, Ipa-c-Iw, Xncp-h-©q¿, ]mbn-∏m-Sv, tIm´bw _n. Fkv. F≥. F√n\v AcnsI apX-em-b-h-bmWv<br />
\S-Ønb Ih-e-Iƒ.<br />
kz¿Kob ]nXm-hn-t\mSv Ahn-SpsØ A\p-{K-l-߃°mbpw tbip-{In-kvXp-hn-t\mSv Xs‚ Ic Ønt\m-Smbpw<br />
]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn\v Xs‚ ÿnco-I-c-W-߃°mbpw ]cn-ip-≤ -{Xo-Xz-tØmSv Rß-fn-eq-sS-bp≈<br />
Xß-f-psS {]h¿Øn-Iƒ°mbpw Rm≥ \µn ]d-bp-∂p.<br />
XnI Icp-X-tem-sSbpw kvt\l-tØm-sSbpw tbip-{In-kvXp-hn¬ \nß-fpsS,<br />
tUm. PnΩn F. F¬
III . Pictures <strong>of</strong> Gospal Annoncement meetings (10-07-2010 to 4-08-2010)<br />
tIm´bw Xmeq-°nse \qtdmfw PwKvj-\p-I-fn¬ ]m´v, {]kw-Kw, -{SmIv‰v hnX-cWw Dƒs∏-SpØn tUm:<br />
PnΩnbpw kwLhpw \S-Ønb kphn-ti-j-tbm-K-߃ tcmK-im-¥n-Ifpw am\-km-¥-c-ßfpw kw`-hn-®p.<br />
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IV. {SmIv‰v ip{iqj (Tract Ministry)<br />
8 Pn√I-fn-embn tUm. PnΩn t\cn-´pw, a‰m-fp-Iƒ hgn-bmbpw ^vfm‰p-Iƒ, {][m-\-]-´-W-ß-fnse IS-Iƒ,<br />
tlmÃ-ep-Iƒ, ss__nƒ tImtf-Pp-Iƒ F∂n-hbn¬ hnX-cWw sNbvXn-cp-∂p. {SmIv‰pIfpsS BZy<br />
t]Pp-I-fpsS amXr-I-bmWv Xmsg sImSp-Øn-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
Tracts were distributed in hostels, flats, shops <strong>of</strong> major cities, bible colleges etc. <strong>of</strong> 8 districts directly by<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy or through other persons. Models <strong>of</strong> the front pages <strong>of</strong> the tracts are given below.<br />
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V. hy‡n-]-c-amb IpSpw_ km£yw (ae-bm-fw)<br />
1991 ep≈ {InkvXob tbmK-Øn-eqsS tUm. PnΩn. Fw. F¬ I¿Øm-hn-t\m-Sp≈ ka¿∏-<br />
W-Øn-te°pw ho≠pw P\-\-Øns‚ A\p-`-h-Øn-tebv°pw ]cn-ip-≤mfl A`n-tj-I-Øn-tebv°pw h∂p.<br />
AXn-\p-tijw 92 ˛ 94 Ime-L-´-ß-fn¬ I¬°-´-bn¬ Aÿn-tcmK hnZym¿∞n-bm-bn-cn-°p-tºmƒ Hm∏-tdj≥<br />
sam_n-sse-tk-js‚ `mK-ambn D≥´-SwK IpSn¬ taJ-e-bn-epw, kzX-¥y-ambn sd^yq-sP∂ htbm-P-\<br />
˛ -_me tI{µ-ß-fnepw kuP\y sshZy -]-cn-tim-[\ F√m hmc-ß-fnepw \S-Øp-Ibpw C.-bp, C, Fw,<br />
F^v, sF F∂ {InkvXob hnZym¿∞n kwL-S-\-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´v Iem-e-b-ß-fn¬ {InkvXob {]h¿Ø-<br />
\-ß-fn-te¿s∏-Sp-Ibpw sNbvXn-cp-∂p. 2002¬ tIm´-bØv Bflm-hnepw kXy-Ønepw Bcm-[\ \S-Øp-∂-hcpsS<br />
Iq´-Øn¬ AwK-am-hp-Ibpw am\-km-¥-c- kv\m\w G¬°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. AXn-\p-tijw tUm. PnΩn<br />
tIc-f-Ønse Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-bp-ambn _‘-s∏´pw A√m-sX-bp-ap≈ kmaq-ly-{]-h¿Ø-\-߃ \S-<br />
Øp-Ibpw kwL-S-\-bpsS kwÿm\ tPmbn‚ v sk{I-´-dn-bmbpw XpS¿∂v sF. Sn sk{I-´-dn-bmbpw 6 h¿jtØmfw<br />
{]h¿Øn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. kz¿Kob hncp∂v k`-bp-ambn _‘-s∏´pw A√m-sX-bp-ap≈ {InkvXob<br />
{]h¿Ø-\-ßfpw 2002 apX¬ \SØn hcp-∂p. {InkvXob sshZy- te-J-\-߃ Fgp-X¬, {SmIv‰v an\n-kv{Sn,<br />
shfn-∏m-Sv, {]h-N-\w, Bflo-b-amb ]Tn-∏n-°-ep-Iƒ F∂nh Dƒs∏-SpØn 2000 Hmfw `mc-Xob {InkvXob<br />
t\Xm-°ƒ°m-bp≈ Fkv. Fw. Fkv ip{iqj, ]{X ktΩ-f-\-߃, Sn.-hn C‚¿hyq, sshZy -˛ -{In-kvXob<br />
sh_vssk-‰p-I-fpsS \n¿Ωm-W -]-cn-]m-e\w, C ˛ -sa-bn¬ ip{iq-j, hnhn[ ÿm]-\-ß-fpw kwL-S-\-I-fpambn<br />
_‘-s∏-´p≈ tdmU-]-IS {]Ya ip{iq-j, kmaqly sshZy BXpc kzbw k∂-≤X ]cn-io-e\w,<br />
Zpc¥ AXym-lnX sshZyw F∂o hnj-b-ß-fp-ambn _‘-s∏-´p≈ sshZy skan-\m-dp-Iƒ, {]m¿∞-\m-tbm-<br />
K-߃, kphn-tijtbmK {]kw-Kw, Ih-e -tbm-K-߃, apX-em-b {]h¿Ø-\-߃ \SØn hcp-∂p. tUm.<br />
PnΩn-bpsS {]h¿Ø-\-߃ hgn-bmbn tIc-f-Øn-sebpw `mc-X-Øn-sebpw Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-I-fn¬<br />
C‚¿s\-‰ns‚ D]-tbm-Kw, kmaqly {]h¿Ø-\-߃, sh_vssk‰v \n¿am-Ww, A]-IS ip{iqj ]cn-io-e-<br />
\w, F∂o Imcy-ß-fn¬ \b- am-‰-߃ hcp-hm\pw, tIc-f- k¿°m-cns‚ hgn k©m-c- \-b-Øn¬ tdmUp<br />
kpc£ Dd-∏m-°p∂ coXn-bn¬ am‰-߃ hcm\pw `mc-Xob k`-I-fn¬ tbip-hn-s\-t]m-se-bm-I¬, am\-kn-<br />
I-amb hnSp-X¬, ssZh-Øn-epw, ssZho-I- - ]-≤-Xn-I-fn-ep-ap≈ B{ibw F∂o Imcy-ß-fn-ep≈ ]Tn-∏n-∏p-Ifn¬<br />
KpW-I-c-amb Du∂¬ hcm-\pw ssZhw CS-h-cpØn.<br />
X\n°p e`n® shfn-∏mSv, {]hN\-߃, Z¿i-\-߃, a-‰p-≈-h-cpsS {]h-N-\-߃, kml-Ncy-ß-fn-eq-sSbpw<br />
t\cn´pw ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv kwkm-cn-®Xv apX-em-bh hgn-bmbn; tUm. PnΩn°v Xs∂-°p-dn-<br />
®p≈ ssZhoI ]≤Xn shfn-s∏´p In´n. tUm. PnΩn-sb-°p-dn®v ]utem-kn-s\-t∏mse shfn-∏m-Sp-Iƒ \nd<br />
temI At∏m-kvtXm-enI ip{iq-jbpw, Cc-Ωn-bsb t]mse cmPy-ß-fpsS ta¬ {]hm-N-I-\m-bpw, {InkvXob<br />
sshZy BXpc ip{iq-j-, kphn-ti-jo-I-cWw F∂n-hbn¬ ]cn-io-e\w sImSp-°pIbpw sNøp∂ temI<br />
kwLS\ D≠m-°n-sb-Sp-°pIbpw AXn\v t\XrXzw sImSp-°p-Ibpw sNøpI F∂-Xpw, `mcy-bmb enPn-sb-<br />
°p-dn®v temI {InkvXob h\n-X-bmbpw Ir]m-h-c-߃ \nd--h-fm-bpw, temI-kw-L-S-\bv°v {]m¿∞-\mk-lm-bhpw<br />
a‰p klm-b-ß-fpw \¬Ip-∂-h-fmbpw, s]W- -a-°-fmb F¬k, {InÃo\ F∂n-h-sc-°p-dn®v henb<br />
temI kwL-S-\-bpsS A¥m-cmjv{S sk{I-´-dn-am-cm-hpI F∂Xpw, aI-\mb t]mfn-s\-°p-dn®v temI {]ikvX<br />
kphn-ti-j-I-\m-hpI F∂-Xp-amWv shfn-s∏-Sp-Ø-s∏´ ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ. tUm. PnΩn-bneqsS ]cn-ip-≤mflmhv<br />
{]h¿Øn®v sNbvsX-SpØ Imcy-߃ hgnbpw X\n°v e`n® {]h-N-\-h-cw, shfn-]m-Sv, tcmK-im-¥n<br />
hcw, a‰p Ir]m hc-߃ apX-em-b-h-bn-eq-sSbpw Cu ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ GI-tZiw 30 iX-am\w CXn-t\m-<br />
SIw shfn-s∏´p h∂p Ign-p. X\n-°v e`n® Z¿i-\-Øns‚ `mK-ambn; tUm. PnΩn Ign c≠p h¿jtØmf-ambn<br />
GI-tZiw 30 iX-am\w kabw am{Xw sshZy NnIn’ \SØn, a‰p ka-b-ß-fn¬ kmaq-ly,<br />
skan-\m¿, {InkvXy≥ {]h¿Ø-\-ß-fn¬ apgp-In-bn-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
A-amen anj≥ Bip-]{Xn, tImX-aw-Kew _tk-en-tbmkv Bip-]{Xn, Ccn-ßm-e-°pS<br />
em¬ Bip-]{Xn apX-em-b-h-bn¬ ap≥]v tPmen sNbvXn-cp∂ tUm. PnΩn, tIm´bw saUn-°¬ tImtf-Pn¬<br />
eIvN-ddm-bn-´mWv F´c h¿jw ap≥]v tIm´-b-tØ°v h∂-Xv. ]n∂oSv {][m-\-ambpw tIm´-bw Icn-∏m¬<br />
Bip-]{Xnbvembn-cp∂p tPmen sNbvXp- sIm-≠n-cp-∂-Xv. 2010 P\p-h-cn-bn¬ tKmIpew Sh-dn-te°v Xmakw<br />
am‰n. a°ƒ tIm´-b-Øp≈ au≠v Im¿a¬ kn. _n. Fkv. C. kvIqfn¬ 7, 3, 1 ¢m p-I-fn¬ ]Tn-®p- sIm-≠ncn-°p-∂p.<br />
`mcy enPn Fw. F tkmtjym-f-Pnbpw, Iu¨kn-enwMv Untπm-abpw sNbvXp-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
{]iv\-߃°pw, XS-k-߃°pw, {]Xn-k-‘n-Iƒ°p-an-S-bn-eqsS tUm. PnΩn. Fw. F√nt\bpw IpSpw-_-t¯-<br />
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pw, ssZhw ]Sn-]-Sn-bmbn A\p-{K-ln-®p-b¿Øns°m≠n-cn-°p∂p. ssZhnI ]≤Xn X¬°mew tIm´-bØpw<br />
,]n∂oSv hnhn[ temI-cm-Py-ß-fp-am-b-Xn-\m-emWv At±lw Ct∏m-ƒ tIm´-bØv \n∂v amdmsX tIm´-bØv<br />
{]h¿Øn-®p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂Xv. CXn-\mbn \nß-tf-h-cp-tSbpw {]m¿∞\ klm-bw {]Xo-£n-®p-sIm≠v, kz¿KkvX-\mb<br />
]nXm-hnt\mSv tbip-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn-eqsS \µn ]d-p -sIm≠v \ndp-Øp-∂p.<br />
VI. <strong>Personal</strong> & Family Testimony ( English)<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. came to the experience <strong>of</strong> ‘reborn Christian life’, baptism <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit<br />
and dedication to the Lord in a Christian meeting on 1991. After that, in 1992 – 1994 period when <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy<br />
was doing his orthopaedic post graduation in Calcutta, <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy was ‘running free clinics’ at Ultadanga<br />
slum area in association with Operation Mobilization and independently at a centre for elderly destitute and<br />
children and he was doing student Christian work in association with E.U., E.M.F.I. at colleges <strong>of</strong> West<br />
Bengal. In 2002 at Kottayam, <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy joined the group <strong>of</strong> Christians who worship in ‘truth and spirit’ and<br />
took ‘repentance baptism’. After that, <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy acted as state I.T. Secretary or joint secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala<br />
orthopaedic association for 6 years and was doing social service activities in association with organization or<br />
independently. From 2002 onwards <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy does Christian activities in association with Heavenly Feast<br />
church or independently. He does Christian and medical article writing, tract ministry, S.M.S. ministry<br />
containing revelations, visions, prophecies and spiritual teachings to around 2000 Indian Christian leaders,<br />
press meetings, T.V. interview, creation and maintenance <strong>of</strong> medical and Christian web sites, e-mail ministry,<br />
road accidents and first aid, comprehensive community health volunteering and advanced emergency medicine<br />
– disaster medicine seminars in association with organizations and institutes, prayer meetings, convention<br />
preaching, gospel announcement meetings etc. Through the activities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy, God has made the<br />
policies <strong>of</strong> Indian and Kerala orthopaedic association to be changed more in favour <strong>of</strong> accident care training,<br />
golden hour, utilization <strong>of</strong> internet, creation <strong>of</strong> web sites and stress on social service activities, road policy<br />
change <strong>of</strong> Kerala government to assure road safety and teaching orientation changes in churches <strong>of</strong> India<br />
and to some extent <strong>of</strong> abroad on Christ likeness, psychological deliverance and trust and dependence in God<br />
and his plans.<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy understood the plans <strong>of</strong> God for his personal life through the revelations, visions<br />
and prophecies obtained to him and prophecies <strong>of</strong> others. The plans <strong>of</strong> God for <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy is to act as an<br />
apostle with abundance in revelations like Paul to the nations <strong>of</strong> world, a prophet like Jeremiah to countries<br />
<strong>of</strong> world and to create and lead a world organization that does and train people on Christian medical charity<br />
work and evangelism, for the wife Liji; it is to act as a world Christian lady with gifts, who does prayer and<br />
other supports for the world organization and for daughters Elsa and Christina; it is to act as inter national<br />
secretaries <strong>of</strong> a very large Christian organization and to the son Paul; it is to act as a world famous<br />
evangelist. By ‘changes’ that Holy Spirit made through the activities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy and the gifts <strong>of</strong> revelations,<br />
prophecy, healing etc obtained to him; these plans <strong>of</strong> God are already fulfilled to some extent; say 30<br />
percent. As a part <strong>of</strong> the ‘vision’ obtained to <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy, he does medical practice for only 30 percent <strong>of</strong> his<br />
time for last 2 years and does Christian, seminar and social service activities for the rest <strong>of</strong> his time.<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy was working in Angamaly Mission hospital, Kothamangalam Basaliose hospital<br />
and Irinjalakuda Lal hospital and he came to Kottayam 8½ years back as a lecturer at Kottayam medical<br />
college. After that, he was mainly working in Kottayam Karipal hospital. <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy and family shifted their<br />
residence to Gokulam Spring tower on January 2010. The children are studying at Mount Carmel C.B.S.C.<br />
School at Kottayam in 1st, 3rd and 7th classes. Wife Liji now does; M. A. Sociology and P.G. Diploma in<br />
guidance and counselling course. Through the problems, oppositions and obstacles; God keeps on ‘raising’<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy and family step by step. Because God’s plans are temporarily at Kottayam and later at different<br />
parts <strong>of</strong> world; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy keeps on being at Kottayam, with out shifting. Stopping here; expecting your<br />
prayer support for this and thanking Heavenly Father in the name <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ through Holy Spirit.<br />
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10. ssZho-I-amb Adn-hp-Iƒ (Divine Revelations.)<br />
I. shfn-]m-Sp-Iƒ (s]mXp-hm-bXv -˛ - t\cn-´v)<br />
teJI≥: tUm.-PnΩn Fw.-F¬<br />
“ktlm-Z-c-∑m-tc, Rm≥ Adn-bn® kphn-tijw am\p-jn-I-a√ F∂p \nßsf Hm¿an-∏n-°p-∂p. AXp<br />
Rm≥ a\p-jy-tcmSp {]m]n-®n-´n√, ]Tn-®n-´p-an-√, tbip-{InkvXphns‚ shfn-]m-Sn-\m-emWp {]m]n-®-Xv'' (Kem-<br />
Xy¿ 1:11˛12). tUm. PnΩn Fw.F¬. \v 2003- ˛ 2008 Ime-L-´-Øn¬ ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn-epsS e`n® s]mXp<br />
{]tbm-P-\-ap≈ Nne shfn-]m-Sp-I-fmWv Xmsg sImSp-Øn-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
1. tbiphns‚ kl\w<br />
icn-c-Øn¬ At\-I-amb ]oU-Iƒ G‰-Sp-Øv, Xs‚ D‰ an{X-ß-fm¬ t]mepw Dt]-£n-°-s∏´v,<br />
At\I a\p-jy-cmepw A‘Imc i‡n-I-fmepw ]cn-l-kn-°-s]´v, c≠v I≈-∑m-cpsS \Sp-hn¬ {Iqin-°s∏´v,<br />
temI-Øns‚ ]m]-ß-sf√mw hln®p im]-am-bn- am-dn, ]nXm-hn-\m¬ t]mepw Dt]-£n-°-s∏-´p≈ tbiphns‚<br />
{Iqinse kl\w temI- N-cn-{X-Øn¬ CXp -hsc D≠m-bn-´p-≈-Xnepw C\n -kw-`-hn-°m≥ t]mIp-∂-<br />
Xnepw hfsc ITn-\-amb kl-\-am-Wv.<br />
2. ssZh- kvt\lw<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ kvt\lhpw Icp-Xepw Xs‚ k¿∆ krjvS {]]©Ønepw Poh-Pm-e-ß-fnepw<br />
\ndp \n¬°p-∂p. Ahn-Sp∂v Xs‚ A\-¥-amb kvt\lw IqSp-X-embn shfn-s]-Sp-Øn-sIm-Sp-°p-Ibpw<br />
{]I-Sn-∏n-°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂Xv a\p-jy-Ip-e-Øn-\m-bn-´m-Wv. {]`m-X-ßfnep≈ Ipfn¿ sX∂epw, Infn-I-fpsS<br />
If-I-fm-chpw, hnS¿∂-]q-°fpw, Ah-bpsS kucy-`yhpw Acp-tWm-Z-bhpw Ahn-SsØ kvt\l-Øns‚ sNdnb<br />
_ln¿ kv^pcWßfm-Wv. AhnSsØ kvt\lw IqSp-X-embn shfn-s∏Sp-Øs∏Sp∂Xv kz¿K-Øn-em-Wv.<br />
Ahn-Sp∂v F√m a\p-jy-scbpw kvt\ln-°p-∂p.<br />
ssZhw tbip-hn\v Xpey-ambn Xs‚ a°fmbn amdp∂-hsc kvt\ln-°p∂p. tbip-hns‚ Iqcn-ip-ac-Ww,<br />
krjvSn, ]≤-Xn-Iƒ, ]co-£Iƒ, \nXy-Po-hn≥, £a, kvt\lw, Ahn-Sp-∂p Xcp∂ a\pjy¿, {]Xn-<br />
Iqe kmlNcy߃, Ign-hp-Iƒ, Nne Ign-hp-tI-Sp-Iƒ F∂n-hbv°p ]n∂n¬ Ahn-SsØ kvt\lw Hfn-<br />
n-cn-°p∂p. Ahn-sSsØ kvt\lØns‚ Bg-߃ ]q¿W-ambn DƒsIm≈pI a\pjy_p≤n°v A{]m]yamWv.<br />
Xs‚ a°fmbn amdp∂-hsc-°p-dn-®p≈ ssZh-Øns‚ hy‡n-]-c-amb ]≤-Xn-Iƒ \S-∏n-em-°m-<br />
\mbn Ahn-S∂v Xs‚ a°sf hf¿Øn-sIm≠p hcp-∂p. temI-ÿm-]-\-Øn\p ap≥s] Ahsc t]¿ sNm√n<br />
hnfn®v, Ah-cpsS cq]w I≠v, Cu temI Pohn-X-Ønepw \nXy-X-bnepw Ah¿°mbn ]≤-Xn-Iƒ Hcp°n,<br />
{]Xn-Iq-e-ßfpw XS-k-ßfpw t\cn-Sm≥ Ahsc A\p-h-Zn®v, Ahsc hf¿Øn sIm≠v hcp∂ B kvt\lhpw,<br />
Icp-Xepw, ⁄m\hpw F{X BKm-[w!.<br />
3. ssZh-Øns‚ ]cn-]m-e\w<br />
ssZhw hfsc kp£-a-X-tbmsS Hmtcm AWp-hnepw (B‰w) {]h¿Øn-°p-∂p. Aß-s\-sb-n¬<br />
ssZh-Øn\v Xs‚ a°-tfm-Sp≈ ]cn-]m-e\w IqSp-X¬ kpjva-X-tb-dn-bXpw, \S-Øn∏v IqSp-X¬ IrXyhpambncn°pw.<br />
AXns\ Ah-cm-bn´v XS- -s]-Sp-ØmXn-cp-∂m¬ am{Xw aXn.<br />
4. C∂sØ temIw<br />
At\I temI cmPy-ßfpw, P\-ßfpw, cmjv{Sn-b-°mcpw, hwi-ßfpw shdp∏pw tcmjhpw ]p≠v<br />
ZpjvSX \ndv Xß-fpsS km¿∞ e£y-߃°mbn FXv Xc-Øn-ep≈ A\o-Xn-I-fpw, {Ipc-XIfpw sNøm≥<br />
aSn-bn-√m-Ø-h-cm-Ip∂p. AXp aqew Ah¿ {]IrXnt£m`-߃, Akm-am-[\w apX-emb im]-ß-fn¬ AIs]-Sp-∂p.<br />
CXv A¥y-Ime temI-am-Wv. "kmØms‚sXmgnsI' H∂n\pw Cu temI-Øn-e-p≈ an°-h-tcbpw<br />
kzm[n-\n-°m≥ Ign-n-´n-√. aXm-‘-X-bn¬ IpSp°n A\o-Xn- sN-øp-∂-hsc "\oXn-I-cn-°p∂' kmØm\y<br />
X{¥-ß-fp≈ temIw.<br />
C∂sØ temI-Øns‚ apJ-ap-{Z-bmWv "Ne\w'. AXns‚ ]Ip-Xnbpw {Inbm-fl-I-a-√. Nen-<br />
°m≥ th≠n "Pohn-°p-Ibpw', Pohn-°m≥ th≠n "Nen-°p-Ibpw' sNøp∂ P\w. a\p-jy¿ an°-hcpw XßfpsS<br />
bYm¿∞ "B{K-l-ßsf', Im]Syw sIm≠v apSn-h-bv°p∂p. Zmcn-{Zytam, {]Ir-Xn-t£m-`-ßtfm t]mepw<br />
A√; temI-Ønse F‰hpw henb {]iv\w Akq-b-bm-Wv. ssZhw Xs‚ Icp-W-bm¬, \mw hkn-°p∂ Cu<br />
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A¥y-Ime temIØv ^ew ]pd-s∏-Sp-hn-°m-\mbn \sΩ sXc-s-Sp-Øn-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
5. ]m]ßfpsS s]cp∏w<br />
Cu A¥y-Ime temIØv kmØm≥ At\-Isc ‘Nmhn -sImSpØ ]mh-I-sf-t∏mse’ [\ ÿm\<br />
taml-ß-fn¬ IpSp°n, PohnXw apgp-h≥ as‰m-∂n\pw ka-b-an-√m-Ø-h-cm°n, "HmSn-∏n®v' Ah-cpsS PohnX<br />
e£yw sX‰n-°p-∂p. Aß-s\-bp-≈-h¿ Ah-cpsS e£y-ß-fn-se-Øp-hm≥ sX‰mb am¿K-߃ kzoI-n-°p-∂-<br />
Xn\m¬: A‘-Imc i‡n-Iƒ°v Ah-cpsS Pohn-X-Øn¬ Ah-Imiw sImSp-°p-∂p. AXp-aqew Ah¿ imcoc-Ihpw<br />
am\-kn-I-hp-amb tcmK-ß-fnepw im]-ß-fnepw s]´p-t]m-Ip∂p. Nne¿°v A‘-Imc i‡nIƒ<br />
IÆ⁄n-∏n-°p∂ Db¿®-Iƒ sImSp-°p-sa-nepw, At\I h¿j-߃°p-tijw Npcp-ßnb ka-b-Øn-\p-<br />
≈n¬ Ah-sb√mw FSp-Øp- I-f-bp-∂p. Xe-ap-d-I-fn-te°pw im]w Cd-ßn -sN-√p-∂p. At\-Isc Bk‡n-Ifnepw<br />
Zpio-e-ß-fnepw IqSp°nbpw, A\ymcm-[\bnepw \ncn-iz-c-X-Xz-Ønepw s]Sp-Ønbpw im]-Ønepw tcmK-<br />
Ønepam°p-∂p. At\-Iw Bfp-Iƒ Hmtcm Znhkhpw \c-I-Øn-te°v A⁄m\w aqehpw ]m]m-‘-Imcw<br />
aqehpw ASn-h®Sn-h®v \oßn-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
6. Zpcm-fl-°-fpsS kzm[o\w<br />
tZi-߃°pw kwL-S-\-Iƒ°pw Ime-L-´-߃°pw A\p-k-cn®v Nne {]tXyI A‘m-Imc i‡n-<br />
I-fpsS hym]mcw IqSp-X-embn ImWmw. bptdm-∏n\v ansX Ak≥am¿Kn-X-bp-sSbpw kzm¿∞-bp-sSbpw, Ata-cn-<br />
°-bv°v ansX kpJ-tem-ep-]-X-bp-sSbpw kzm¿∞-bp-sSbpw, Ak≥am¿Kn-X-bp-sS-bpw, Gjy≥ cmPy-ß-fn¬<br />
Ae-k-X-bp-sSbpw Agn-a-Xn-bp-sSbpw, `mc-X-Øn¬ Ae-k-X-bp-sSbpw A⁄-X-bp-sS-bpw, A\ym-cm-[-\-bpsSbpw,<br />
t`mjv°ns‚bpw, A‘-hn-iz-k-Øn-t‚-bpw, BNm-c-\p-jvSm-\pß-fp-sSbpw i‡nIƒ IqSp-X-embn hym]cn-°p-∂p.<br />
tIc-f-Øn¬ a’-c-Øn-s‚bpw ]m] Zqio-e-ß-fp-sSbpw, Xncp-h-¥-]p-cØv a’-c-Øn-t‚bpw, Fd-<br />
Wm-Ip-fØv h©-\-bp-sSbpw, Xriq-cn¬ A\ym-cm-[-\-bpsSbpw a{¥-hm-Z-Øn-t‚-bpw, tImgn-t°m-Sn\v ansX<br />
kpJ-tem-ep-]-X-bp-sSbpw, tIm´-bØv km¿∞-bp-sSbpw Zpcm-fl-°ƒ IqSp-Xembn {]h¿Øn-°p-∂p. I]-Skvt\lw<br />
\Sn®v, X{¥-]q¿hw a‰p-≈-h¿°p-≈-Xns\ X´n-sb-Sp-Øp-sIm≠pw, N°chm°pw apJ-kvXpXnbpw<br />
]dv sIm≠pw, Ah\hs‚ e£y-߃ apSn-h-®p-sIm≠pw, e£y-km-[y-Øn\v tijw a‰p-≈-hsc Xgp<br />
sIm≠pw, Ahsc°pdn®v \pW-Iƒ {]N-cn-∏n-®p-sIm≠pw, A¿l-X-bp-≈-hsc AwKo-Im-cn-°m-sXbpw _lpam-\n-°m-sXbpw<br />
Ccp-∂v -sIm≠pw, `‡n-bpsS ]cn-thjw apJ-Ø-Wnv sIm≠pw, Ah-\hs\ t`mjv°n-<br />
\m¬ Db¿Øn-sIm-≠p-amWv kzm¿∞X Zpcm-flm-hp-≈-h¿ Xß-fpsS e£y-߃ km[n-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
`mcX-Øn¬ htcWy h¿§sØ kpJtemep]-X-bnepw, kzm¿∞-X-bn-epw, A[m¿an-I-X-bnepw<br />
kmØm≥ IpSp-°p-∂p. Xmsg-°n-S-bn-ep- -≈-hsc ]m]-Zp-io-e-߃, A⁄-X, Ie-°-߃, A‘-hn-izm-kw,<br />
a{¥-hm-Zw, F∂o sI´p-I-fm¬ kmØm≥ _‘n-®n-cn-°p∂p. F√mw ]mc-ºcy aX-ß-fnepw Agn-a-Xnbpw<br />
A[n-Imc tamlhpw kzm[n\w sN√p-Øp∂p. ]pcp-j-∑msc A[n-Im-c -tam-l-Ønepw Zp»o-e-ß-fnepw, kv{XoIsf<br />
Akq-b-bn-ep-amWv kmØm≥ IqSp-X-embn IpSp-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
7. I]-S-`‡nbpw \nKfhpw<br />
an° a\pjycpw kaq-l-sØbpw cmjv{S -\n-b-a-ß-sfbpw am{Xw `b∂v, ssZh `b-an-√m-sX, `‡nbpsS<br />
thjw [cn®v AXns‚ i‡n XyPn-®v, Akq-b-bnepw kzm¿∞-X-bnepw A[m¿an-IX-bnepw Imew<br />
Ign-°p-∂p. temI-Øns‚ bYm¿∞ kz`mhw "]m]-am-Wv'. AXns\ "ad-bv°m≥' temIw Hcp I]S apJw<br />
kznI-cn-®n-cn-°p-∂p. a\p-jy¿ ]e hn[ "the-I-fm¬' apgp-h≥ ka-bhpw "`uXn-I-ambn' hym]¿∞-cm-bn-cn-<br />
°p∂p: bYm¿∞-Øn¬ "Bflo-b¿' Npcp°w.<br />
CXv A¥y-Ime temI-am-b-Xn-\m¬ `‡n-bpsS thjw [cn®v Akq-b-bnepw, shdp-∏n-epw, a’-c-<br />
Ønepw Imew -I-gn-°p∂ At\-I-cp-≠v. kzbw "ssZh-sa∂v' a\-kn¬ IcpXn \nK-fn®v, ]pd-sabv°v `‡n<br />
ImWn®v, ssZhnI hgn-I-fn¬ \S-°p-∂-hsc t{Zmln®v Pohn-°p∂ At\Iw "{InkvXym-\n-Iƒ' F∂p ]d-bs∏-Sp-∂-h-cp≠v.<br />
a‰p-≈-h¿°v Xß-fpsS t{Zmlw aqew tZmjw hcn-I-bpw, X߃°p XßfpsS Zpjv{]-h¿Øn-<br />
Iƒ aqew KpWw hcn-Ibpw sNøp-∂p-sh∂pw, F∂m¬ X߃ ]pd-sabv°p `‡n {]I-Sn-∏n-°p-∂-Xn-\m¬<br />
’\√-h-cmbn’ temIØn¬ Adn-b-s∏-Sp∂p F∂pw Ah¿ Icp-Xp-∂p. bYm¿∞ ssZh-a-°ƒ°v \jvS-߃<br />
kw`-hn-®mepw hnizm-k-Øn¬ Dd®p \n¬°p-tºmƒ, ]n∂oSv ssZhw Ahsc At\Iw Cc-´n-bmbn A\p-{Kln-°p-sa∂pw<br />
Ch¿ a\- n-em-°p-∂n-√. CØcw Pohn-X-coXn I]-S-`-‡-∑m-cpsS Pohn-X-ß-fn-¬ A‘-Im-ci-‡n-Iƒ°v<br />
Ah-Imiw sImSp-°p-Ibpw, ]n∂oSv im]-ßsf £Wn-®p -h-cp-ØpIbpw sNøp∂p F∂v Ah¿<br />
Adn-bp-∂n√. Cßs\ im]-ß-fnepw XI¿®-I-fnepw AI-s∏-Sp∂ Ch-cn¬ Nne¿ am\-km-¥-c-Øn-te°v<br />
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hcp-∂p. F∂m¬ Nne¿ a\kv ISpØv \c-I-Øn-te°v ASn-h-®-Sn-h®v \oßn-s°m-≠n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
A\p-jvSm-\-ß-fn-epsS ]m]-£a e`n°pw F∂v sX‰n-≤cn-∏n°s∏´ At\Iw "{InkvXym-\n-I-'fp≠v.<br />
]mc-ºcy BNm-c-ß-fpsS hy¿∞X Xncn-®-dn-n´pw, kzm¿∞-aqew Ah-I-fn¬ \ne-\n¬Ip∂ At\-I-cp-<br />
≠v. icnbmb "ssZh-imkv{X'Øn\v Du∂¬ sImSpØ.v "Bflm-hn-ep≈' Pohn-X-Øn\v {]m[m\yw sImSp-<br />
°msX Pohn®v, X߃ Bflo-b-ambn kpc-£n-X-cm-sW∂v sX‰n≤cn®ncn°p∂ At\-I-cp-≠v. ]e "ssZh-a-<br />
°ƒ' F∂-dnb-s∏-Sp-∂-hcpw ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ \S-∏n-em-°p-∂-Xn\p ]Icw Xß-fpsS Zp¿tam-l-ß-fn-e-XnjvS-X-amb<br />
a’-c-Ømepw km¿∞-bmepap≠mb PUnI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ \S-∏n-em-°m-\mWv {ian-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
8. CS¿®-bp-≠m-°m≥ t\m°p-∂-h¿<br />
ssZhoI hgn-I-fn¬ \S-°p-∂-hsc ]cntim[n®-dn-bm≥ Ahsc A]-am-\n-°p-a-tbm, t{Zmln-°p-Itbm,<br />
I¨tam-l-Øn¬ IpSp-°m≥ {ian-°p-Itbm sNøp∂ ‘{InkvXym-\n-Iƒ’ F∂p ]d-b-s∏-Sp∂h-cp-≠v.<br />
Ch-cpsS lrZbßfn¬ Xs∂-bp≈ ]m] kz`m-h-ß-fmWv a‰p-≈-h¿ ‘hnip-≤-cmtWm’ F∂v ‘hN\ hncp-≤ambn’<br />
]cn-tim-[n-°m≥ Chsc t{]cn∏n°p-∂-Xv. kvt\lØn¬ \n∂v D¤-hn-°m-Ø-sX√mw ]m]-am-sW∂pw<br />
a‰p-≈-h¿°v CS¿® hcpØp∂-h¿°v AXnI in£ e`n°p-sa∂pw Ch¿ a\- n-em-°p-∂n-√.<br />
9. a\ pw ico-chpw<br />
imco-c-I-amb ]e tcmK߃°pw ]n∂n¬ am\-kn-I-amb Imc-W-ß-fp-≠v. ASn-ÿm-\-]-c-ambn<br />
Ch-bv°√mw ]n∂n¬ ]e Bflob Imc-W-ß-fp-ap-≠v. \jvS-t_m-[w, ]cm-P-b-t_m-[w, ASpØ _‘p-°ƒ<br />
acn-®-Xn-ep≈ Zp:Jw, \ncmi F∂n-h-bn-epsS h∂ am\-knI apdn-hp-I-fp-ambn Pohn-°p-∂-h-cmWv "{InkvXym-<br />
\n-Iƒ' F∂p- ]-d-b-s∏Sp∂ ]e-cpw. ]e-cp-sSbpw "{]iv\-߃' Dƒ°-WvTbpw `bhpw aqe-ap-≠m-Ip∂<br />
km¬]n-I -{]-iv\-ß-fm-Wv.<br />
IpSpw-_m-‘m-Im-c-ß-fp≠v. Nne CS-ß-fn¬ IpSpw-_-Øn\v samØ-am-bmWv tcmKw. AXv Nne IpSpw-<br />
_mw-K-ß-fn¬ IqSp-X-embn ]pd-tabv°v shfn-s∏´p-h-cp∂psh∂v am{Xw. an° Zº-Xn-Ifpw {]mb-tadpw tXmdpw<br />
IqSp-X¬ IpSp-X¬ AI∂v, hntZz-jhpw "AwKo-I-cn-°mØ' Ah-ÿ-Ifpw ]p≠v Pohn-°p∂p. "Akp-J-ßfp-≈-h¿',<br />
"hnt\mZ IpSpw_ Imcy-ß-fn¬' hym]¿∞-cm-bn-cn-°p-∂-h¿ F∂o "apJ-ap-Sn-Iƒ [cn®v', XßfpsS<br />
ZmºXy Pohn-X-Ønse "Zpcm-h-ÿ-Isf' C°p´¿ "aqSn-h-bv°p-∂p'. Zmº-Xy- PohnXw Zº-Xn-Iƒ°v -<br />
Xs∂ Hcp "_‘-\-am°n' kmØm≥ ]cn-W-an-∏n-®n-cn-°p∂p (ZmºXy _‘-\w).<br />
10. I¿Øm-hns‚ ZpxJw<br />
temI-Øn-¬ ]m]w hgn-bmbn im]-߃, tcmK-߃, {]Ir-Xn-t£m-߃ F∂n-hbm¬ Zpcn-X-ß-ƒ<br />
A\p-`-hn-°p-∂-h-sc-°p-dn®pw, Zn\w tXmdpw \c-I-Øn-se°v t]mbv-s°m-≠n-cn-°p∂ P\-e-£-ßsf°pdn®pw<br />
Nn¥n®v I¿Øm-hns‚ lrZbw Zp:JØn-em-gv∂n-cn-°p∂p. temI-sa-ßp-ap≈ a\p-jy-cpsS Bflm-°-fp-sSbpw<br />
ico-c-ß-fp-sSbpw tcm[-\-ß-fm¬ kvt\l-hm-\mb ssZh-Øns‚ lrZbw thZ-\n-°p-∂p.<br />
11. I¿Øm-hns‚ B{Klw<br />
Zpcn-X-ß-fn-emb a\p-jysc Aiz-kn-∏n-°m\pw klm-bn-°m\pw Ahn-Sp∂v A{K-ln-°p∂p. AhcpsS<br />
XS-h-d-I-fn¬ \n∂v (A-⁄-X, PohnX hy{KX, Ae-k-X, A\o-Xn, Ak-am-[m-\w, tcmK-߃) Ahsc<br />
hnSp-hn®v I¿Øm-hns‚ lrZ-b-Øn\mizmkw \¬Ip-hm≥, Xs‚ a°-fmbn amdp-∂-h-sc D]-tbm-K-s∏-Sp-<br />
Øm\pw, Ah-cpsS Ic-ß-sfbpw \mhn-s\bpw Xs‚ kvt\lw Hgp-Ip∂ hmln-\n-I-fmbn D]-tbm-Ks∏-Sp-<br />
Øm\pw Ahn-S∂v A{K-ln-°p-∂p. km¿∞ ‘]cn-{i-a-߃’ \S-Øp-∂-hsc hnSp-hn®v \nXy Poh-\n-te°pw,<br />
kar-≤-amb Poh-\n-te°pw, A\p{K-l-Øn-te°pw \S-Øp-hm-\mbn Ah-cpsS a\- p-I-sfbpw sNbvXn-I-sfbpw<br />
Xncn®v I¿Øm-hn-\mbn ‘kwL-Sn-X-ambn’ Xncn-°p-hm≥, Zp:JnXsc Aiz-kn-∏n-°p-hm≥: I¿Ømhv Xs‚<br />
a°sf D]-tbm-K-s∏-Sp-Øp-hm≥ B{K-ln-°p∂p. kmØm\m¬ hgn-sX-‰n-°-s∏´v im]w sIm≠p-h-cp∂<br />
{]h¿Øn-I-fn¬ G¿s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-hsc kl-Po-hn-Isf klm-bn-°p-hm\mbn {Inb-fl-I- {]h¿Ø-\-߃ sNøp-<br />
∂-X-mb ]mX-bn-te°v Xncn-®p-hn-Sp-hm\pw, Ahsc AXn-\mbn ]co-in-en-∏n-°m\pw; Xs‚ a°sf D]-tbm-Ks∏-Sp-Øm≥<br />
AhnSp∂m{K-ln-°p∂p.<br />
12. ]Iz-X-bv°m-bn´v<br />
ssZh-a-°-fpsS ap≥Ime Pohn-X-Ønse A\p-`-h-ßfpw, ]cm-P-b-ßfpw, XmgvN-Ifpw I¿Ømhv<br />
Ah-cpsS Db¿®-IƒIp≈ ]Iz-X-bv°m-bpw, \∑-bv°mbpw am‰pw. ssZh-a-°ƒ Nne ]co-£-W-L-´-ß-fn-<br />
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eqsS IS-∂p- t]m-Im≥ ssZhw A\p-h-Zn-°p-∂Xv, Ah¿ hnizm-k-Øn¬ Dd-°m-\pw, ssZhsØ ]p¿Æ-ambpw<br />
B{i-bn-°m-\pw, hy{K-X-s∏-Sm-Xn-cn-°m\pw, Bfl-^-e-߃ Cu Ah-ÿ-Ifnepw \ne-\n¿Øm≥ ]Tn-°m\pw,<br />
Ahsc At\-I-ambn A\p-{K-ln-°p-hm-\p-am-Wv. ssZhw ]e kml-Nm-cyßfneq-sSbpw Db¿®-I-fn-eq-sSbpw<br />
hy‡n-_-‘-ß-fn-eq-sSbpw Ahsc IS-∂p-t]m-Im≥ A\p-h-Zn®v, Ah¿°v ]co-in-e\w \¬In, ]Iz-X hcpØn,<br />
Ah-sc-s°m≠v sNønt°≠ thebv°v Ahsc {]m]vX-cm-°n, Ahsc sIm≠Xv sNøn-°p-∂p.<br />
]Iz-X-bn¬ \mw ]Sn-]-Sn-bmbn hf-c-Ww. ssZh-Øn\v \sΩ D]tbm-Kn-°-W-sa-∂p-≠v. ‘]IzX’sbm-gnsI<br />
a‰p-≈-sX-√mw At\-I-ambn \ΩpsS kl-I-c-W-an-√msX ssZh-Øn\v Xcm≥ Ign-bpw. \mw ssZh-<br />
Øn¬ hn{i-an-°m≥ ]Tn-°-Ww. ssZhoI kam-[m\w \mw a‰p-ffh-tcm-Sn-S-s]-Sp-tºmƒ, Ah-cn¬ hym]-cn-<br />
°Ww. ]nimNv ]e-scbpw sh´n¬ hogvØp-∂Xv a‰p-≈-h-cp-sS t{ZmlØn-\p≈ Ah-cpsS {]Xn-I-c-W-ØneqsSbmWv.<br />
au\hpw anX-`m-j-Whpw an°-t∏mgpw ssZh-a-°ƒs°mc\p{K-l-am-Wv.<br />
13. hnizm-khpw {]h¿Ønbpw<br />
hnPbw {]Xo-£n-®v, hnizm-k-Øn¬ tbip-hns\ [ym\n®v \ma-Øn¬ F√mw sNbvXm¬ (F-¥p-am-<br />
I-s´), ssZh-h-N-\-{]-Im-chpw Bfl \S-Øn-∏n-ep-am-sW-n¬; AXv KpW-I-c-ambn amdpw. kmØms\ AXns‚<br />
ta¬ hnPbn-°p-hm-≥ Ign-bp-I-bn-√. AtX Imcyw Ah-izm-k-Øn¬ sNbvXm¬; ]cm-P-b-am-Ipw.<br />
tbip-hn\mbn kml-knI ]cn-{i-a-߃ hnizm-k-Øn¬ \S-Øp-h¿°v A¤pX-I-c-amb ^e-߃<br />
e`n-°pw. ssZh-Øns‚ henb ]≤-Xn-Iƒ \ΩpsS PohnX-ß-fn-eqsS \nd-th-‰-s∏- -Sm-\p≈ hnizm-k-Øn-\mbn<br />
BIm-i-Ønse \£-{X-ßsf ‘t\°m≥’ Ahn-Sp∂v Hm¿Ωn-∏n-°p-∂p.<br />
14. Bflob hf¿®<br />
hy‡n-Isfbpw, k`-Isfbpw, tZi-ßsfbpw, cmPy-ßsfbpw Bflo-I-amb hnhn[ hf¿® L´ß-fn-eqsS<br />
IS-Øn- hn´v I¿Ømhv Xs‚ cq]-Øn-te°v v hm¿Øp-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p. kz¿K-Ønse kIe<br />
Bflnb A\p-{K-l-ß-fmepw ssZh-a-°ƒ A\p-{K-l-°-s∏´p Ign--\mWv. \mw AXv hnizm-k-Ømepw,<br />
hniz-kvX-X-bmepw ]pdsØs°Sp-°-Ww.<br />
ssZhw {]IrXnsb C{X at\m-l-c-ambn \ap-°mbn krjvSn-®p-sh-n¬ "henb {]Xn-^ew', apXemb<br />
Ahn-SpsØ hmKvZm\߃ F{X hepXpw al-Xz-c-hp-am-bn-cn°pw. AXn-\mbn {]Xo-£n®v \√ ‘t]mcm´w’<br />
sNbvXv, AXv ]nSn-®-S-°pI. bp≤-amWv, Hcp {]mhiyw ^ew I≠n-s√-n¬ hn´p-sIm-Sp-°msX \nc-¥-c-ambn<br />
Bflo-b-bp-≤w- \-S-ØpI: ^eaWnbpw. {]iv\-ß-sf√mw; \mw Ah-bm¬ kzm[o-\-°-s∏-Sm-Xm-Ip-tºmƒ<br />
\sΩ hn´p t]mIpw.<br />
Nne¿°v A\p-{K-l-߃ e`n-®mepw thK-X-Øn¬ \jvS-am-Ip-∂Xv Ah-cpsS "A\p-k-c-W-t°-Sp-<br />
Iƒ' aqe-amWv. a‰p-≈-h-tcmSv Fs¥-nepw ]dbpw ap≥]v AXv `mhn-bn¬ c≠mƒ°pw KpW-amtWm tZmjamtWm<br />
hcp-ØpI F∂v Nn¥n-°-Ww. \mw ]mXnbpw ssZhw ]mXn-bp-a√; ssZhw apgp-h-\p-am-I-Ww. I¿Ømhv<br />
hnthN-\-Ir] X∂n-cp-∂mepw, {i≤-tbmsS AXv D]-tbm-K-s∏-Sp-Øn-bn-s√-n¬; A]-Øp-I-fn¬ AI-s∏Smw.<br />
\mw tbip-hn¬ ‘hn{i-an-°m≥ ]Tn-°-Ww’. \ΩpsS kam-[m\w a‰p≈-h-tcm-Sn-S-s]-Sp-tºmƒ Ah-cnte°v hym]cn-°Ww.<br />
Cu temI-Ønep≈, ssZh hN-\-Øn¬ AXn-jvSn-X-amb ‘F√mw‘ \Ωp°v D]tbm-Kn-°mw. Fnepw<br />
H∂n\pw ssZh-Øn-s\-°mƒ {]m[m\yw sImSp°p-Itbm, am\-kn-I-amb Bk‡n ]pe¿Øp-Itbm<br />
sNøcp-Xv. \ΩpsS F‰hpw henb kt¥mjw Cu A\p-{K-l-߃°mbn ssZh-tØmSv \µn ]d-bp-∂-Xn-embn-cn-°-Ww.<br />
15. hnip≤ PohnXw<br />
\mw tbip-hns\ c£n-Xm-hmbn kzoI-cn-°p-tºmƒ tbip \Ωn-te-°p -h-cpw. F∂m¬ \mw tbiphn¬<br />
hkn-°p-∂pthm F∂v \sΩ Xs∂ ]cn-tim-[n®p t\m°-Ww. Zn\w apgp-h≥ ssZhsØ Bcm-[n-®mepw<br />
Bfl-^ew \Ωn¬ shfn-s∏-´ns√-n¬; \mw bYm¿∞-Øn¬ am\-km-¥-c-s∏-´n´n√. \mw Bfl-^-e-߃ \nd-<br />
-hcpw ]m]-߃ sNømØh-cp-am-sW-n¬ ‘{InkvXphmIp∂’ `h-\-Øn¬ Ibdn hmXn¬ AS-®n-cn-°pIbmWv;<br />
At∏mƒ At\-I¿ am\-km-¥-c-s∏-Sp-Ibpw, kmØm-\nI i‡n-Iƒ `bt∂m-Sp-Ibpw sNøpw. {InkvXphn¬<br />
hkn-®m¬ ssZhw \sΩ Hcp ‘A\p-{K-l-am°n’ am‰p-I-bpw, \ΩneqsS At\I PmXn-Iƒ A\p-{Kln°s∏-Sp-Ibpw<br />
sNøpw.<br />
A]-Iz-Xbpw "Ccpfpw' c≠m-Wv. "Ccpƒ' Kpcp-X-c-am-Wv. AXv Hcp-Xcw "aSn'-bmW.v AXv "InX-∏n-<br />
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s\'-°mƒ mWv. "aSn' Xo¿Øpw Dt]-£n-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. "InX∏v' ]co-in-e-\-Øn-eqsS amdpw. Nn¥-Isf ]nSn-®-<br />
S-Ip-∂-Xn-eqsS \ap°v C{µnbßsf Pbn-°m≥ Ign-bpw. Ft∏mgpw kvtXm{Xhpw \µnbpw ]d-bp-∂-Xpw,<br />
lrZ-bw- \µn-bm¬ \nd-bv°p-∂Xp-amWv ssZhm-\p-cq-]-cm-Im-\p≈ am¿Kw. ssZh-{]-h¿Øn-Iƒ \ΩpsS Pohn-<br />
X-ßfn¬ IqSp-X-embn shfn-s∏´p hcm≥; \ΩpsS hnip≤ PohnXw \sΩ klm-bn°pw.<br />
16. {]m¿∞\m i‡n<br />
tbip-hns‚ ‘kvt\l-Ønepw’, a\-k-en-hnepw Bg-Øn¬, CSphn¬ \n∂,v hniz-k-tØm-Sp-IqsSbp≈<br />
{]m¿∞-\-Ifn¬; IqSp-X¬ ssZh -{]-h¿Øn-Ifpw hnSp-X-ep-Ifpw hym]-cn°pw. a‰p-≈-h¿°p-th≠n {]m¿∞n-<br />
°p-tºmƒ AhcpsS Ah-ÿIƒ amdpw, Ah-ÿ- am-‰m≥ Nne-t∏mƒ ssZhw \sΩXs∂ D]-tbm-Kn°pw,<br />
\Ωp-sSbpw Ah-ÿIƒ amdpw.<br />
BXy-¥n-I-ambn ssZh -\m-a-Øn\v alXzw sIm≠p h-cp∂ {]m¿∞\ hnj-b-߃°mWv adp-<br />
]SnIƒ In´p-I. ssZhw {]m¿∞-\-Iƒ°v adp-]-Sn-Iƒ \¬Ipsa-nepw, ssZh-Øn\v \sΩ-°p-dn-®p≈ ]≤-Xn-<br />
Iƒ°-\p-k-cn®v {]m¿∞n-®m¬;- - adp]-Sn-Iƒ A¤pX adp-]-Sn-I-fpw \ne-\n¬°p-∂-Xp-am-Ipw. ssZh-a-°-fpsS<br />
{]m¿∞-\-Iƒ°p≈ adp-]SnIƒ sshIpw tXmdpw; adp-]SnIƒ hnNm-cn-®-Xnepw D]-cnbmb, B›-cy-w P\-∏n-<br />
°p∂, A¤pX adp-]-Sn-I-fm-bn-cn°pw.<br />
{]m¿∞-\-bpsS Ipdhv ]e ssZh-a-°-fpsSbpw IpSpw-_- Po-hn-X-Ønse Ipg-®n-ep-Iƒ°v; Hcp {][m\<br />
Imc-W-am-Wv. F√mw ‘s\K-‰nhv’’ kml-N-cy-ßfpw tbip-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ ‘t]mko-‰nh’v Bbn {]h-Nn®v,<br />
C√m-ØXv D≈-Xp-t]mse krjvSn®v Pbsa-Sp-°Ww. ssZh-Øns‚ \n¿t±iw F∂v [-cn®v NmSn- ]p-d-s∏-Sp-∂-<br />
Xn\v ap≥]v; {]m¿∞-\-bn¬ ÿncoI-cn-®v, ssZh-Øns‚Xv Xs∂, PU-Øns‚Xs√∂v Dd-∏p-h-cp-Øp-I.<br />
17. ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ<br />
ssZh-Øn¬ A{i-bn-°p-∂ ssZh-a-°-fpsS -Pohn-X-ß-fn¬ hcp∂ henb ]cn-£-W-L-´-ßfpw,<br />
‘Xmgv®’Ifpw, henb Db¿®-Iƒ°p≈ apt∂m-Sn-bm-Wv. ssZh-Øns‚ hmKvZm-\-߃°v kabw h®n-cn-°p-<br />
∂p. Ahbv°mbn \mw hnizm-k-Øn¬ {]m¿∞n®v ImØn-cn-°-Ww.<br />
ka-bmk-a-b-ß-fn¬ ssZhw; Xs‚ hgn-I-fn-eqsS \S-°p-∂-h-cn-te°v ssZhoI ]≤-XnIƒ sIm≠ph-cpw.<br />
]≤-Xn-Iƒ Hs∂m-∂mbn ssZhw \ΩpsS ’aSn-bn-te°v-’ sIm≠p-h∂v C´p- X-cpw; \mw Ah-bv°mbn<br />
Ae-tb-≠-Xn-√. ssZhw ]d-bmsX, \mw AXnIw t]scmSv kwkm-cn-t°≠-Xn-√. \mw ssZh-tØmSv ]d-b-<br />
Ww. ssZhw \Ω-sf-°mƒ hfsc \∂mbn hy‡n-I-tfmSpw, kwL-S-\-I-tfmSpw, ÿm]-\-ß-tfm-Spw kwkm-cn-<br />
®p- sIm-≈pw. {]m¿∞-\-bn¬ shfn-s]-´Xv. hnizm-k-Øm¬ {]h¿Øn-I-fn¬ sIm≠v h-cWw; aSp∏v amdWw.<br />
ssZh-tØm-Sp≈ A\p-k-cWw; ‘{]h¿Øn-I-fn¬’ hf¿ØWw.<br />
temI ÿm-]\Øn\v ap≥s], ssZhw \sΩ Adn-n-cn° sIm≠v, temI-Øn-ep≈ F√mw Ahn-<br />
SpsØ Adn-hnepw \nb-{¥-W-Ønepw Ab-Xp -sIm≠v, almssZ-h-amb Ahn-SpsØ ‘IÆp-I-fn-epsS’ t\m°ptºmƒ<br />
\sΩ FØn-bvt°≠bnS-tØ°v FØn-bv°p-hm-\p≈ F√m ‘hgn-Ifpw’ hy‡-am-Wv. Ahn-SpsØ<br />
i‡n-bn¬ \mw inip-°sf-t∏mse hniz-kn®v B{i-bn-°p-tºmƒ, Ahn-Sp∂v Ahn-Sp-sØ-°p≈ ‘Db¿∂’<br />
]≤-Xn-Ifn-te°v \sΩ FØn°pw.<br />
18. ip{iqjI¿°mbn<br />
tbip-hns‚ {Iqinse kvt\l-Øm¬ t{]cn-∏n-°-s∏-SmØ, tbip-hns‚ \maw BXy¥nI-ambn<br />
al-Xz-s∏-SmØ Hcp PUnI {]h¿Ønbpw \mw sNø-cp-Xv. tbip-hm-Ip∂ hmXneneqsS IS-°p-∂-h¿°v;<br />
Xß-fpsS ip{iqjm cwKw shfn-s∏´p In´pw. Xs‚Xmb ]≤-Xn-Iƒ C√m-sX-bn-cn-°p-∂, tbi-hns‚<br />
kvt\lsØ Xs‚ i‡n apgp-h≥ FSpØv Bflm-hn¬ \µn ]d-bp∂, ]q¿Æ-ambn Iog-S-ßn hn\-b-s∏´v<br />
tbip ]d-bp-∂-sX¥pw Ahm\pw sNøm\pw Xøm-dm-Ip∂ Ah-ÿ-bn-te°v F√m-bvt∏mgpw Hcp-h≥ h∂m¬:<br />
Abmƒ Hcp temIm-¤p-X-am-Ipw.<br />
ssZhw \sΩ ip{iq-j-Iƒ°-bv°p-∂Xv tbip-hn-t\m-Spw, ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn-t\mSpw, At\Iw amem-<br />
J-am-tcm-Spw IqsS kwL-am-bm-Wv. tKmen-bm-Øns\ XI¿°m≥ (henb ip{iqjIƒ°mbn) btlmh \ΩpsS<br />
ssII-sf (Z¿i-\-߃, shfn-]m-Sp-Iƒ, hmXn-ep-Iƒ, i‡n) ]cn-in-en-∏n-°p-∂p. ip{iqjbnepw Pohn-X-Ønepw<br />
Ae-k-Xbpw Ffp-∏-am¿Khpw kzoI-cn-°p-∂-hsc [\w sImSpØm√-, hN\w sImSp-Øv klm-bn-t°-≠-Xv.<br />
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19. ssZh-Øns‚ A`n-£n-X≥am¿<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ A`n-£-X≥am¿ Dd-ßp- -tºmgpw, ssZhw Ah¿°mbn {]h¿Øn-®p-sIm-≠n-cn-°pw. Ah¿<br />
Im¬ IpØp-tºmƒ, t\m°p-tºmƒ, sXmSp-tºmƒ, Nn¥n-°p-tºmƒ, {]m¿∞n-°p-tºmƒ, [ym\n-°p-tºmƒ<br />
F√mw kml-N-cy-߃- Ah¿°v A\p-Iq-e-am°n am‰pw. Ah-cp-sSXv Bflob t]mcm´w BsW-nepw,<br />
Ah¿°mbn bp≤w sNøp-∂Xv tbip-hm-I-bm¬ Ah¿ ’hn{i-a-Øn-emW-v’.<br />
20. `mc-Xhpw tIc-fhpw<br />
`mcXØns‚ ]ptcm-KXn {InkvXnbXbnepsS F∂p P\-ß-sfbpw cmjv{S- X-e-h-≥am-scbpw t_m[ys∏-SpØp-∂Xv<br />
`mc-Xob kphn-ti-jn-I-c-W-Øn\v klm-bn-°pw. tIcfw ‘sXmgn¬’ Ib-‰p-a-Xn-bn-se-∂-Xp-t]mse,<br />
kphn-tij {]h¿Ø-I-cp-sSbpw anjy-\-dn-am-cp-sSbpw Ib-‰p-a-Xn-bnepw temI-Ønse a‰p {]tZ-i-ß-sf-°mƒ<br />
C\n ap≥]¥n-bn¬ \n¬°pw.<br />
21. kvt\l-Øns‚ {]m[m\yw<br />
Pohn-X-Ønse G‰hpw Db¿∂ Bhiyw tbip-hns‚ kvt\l kz`mhw Ahn-Sp∂n¬ \n∂v IckvX-am-°pI<br />
F∂-Xm-Wv. AXv Ignt, as‰-√m-ap-≈q. kvt\l-tØm-Sp- IqsS k¿∆ Ir] Ifpw hym]-cn-<br />
°pw. lrZ-b-Øn¬ ssZh- kvt\lhpw a\pjy kvt\lhpw ]q¿Æ-ambn \nd--h-cmWv kz¿§-Øn¬<br />
hknbv°pIbpw temI-Øn¬ \S-°pIbpw sNøp-∂-h¿.<br />
e`n-°m≥ km[y-X-bp≈ ÿm\am\-߃°m-b-√, tbip-hns‚ hnip≤ kvt\l-Øn¬ \n∂m-Wv;<br />
\mw ip{iq-jn-t°-≠-Xv. tbip-hns‚ {Iqinse kvt\l-Øm¬ t{]cn-∏n-°-s∏-Sm-Ø, tbip-hns‚ \maw BXy-<br />
¥n-I-ambn al-Xz-s∏-SmØ Hcp PUnI {]h¿Ønbpw \mw sNø-cp-Xv.<br />
\mw kz¥- Kp-WØm¬ hnip-≤-cmb-hc-√, tbip \sΩ ]e-h´w Xs‚ ]m]-an-√mØ c‡-Øm¬<br />
hnip-≤n-I-cn-®-Xm-sW∂v \mw ad-°-cp-Xv. a‰p≈-h-cpsS ]m]-ß-fn¬ \mw AhtcmSv kl-X-]n-°-Ww, Ah¿°v<br />
th≠n {]m¿∞n-°-Ww. Ah-sc-°mƒ D∂-X-cmbn ssZhw \sΩ B°n-b-XmWv. \mw ta≥a `mhn-°-cp-Xv.<br />
Ahsc ‘Fgp-Xn- X-≈-cpXv‘, a\-km¬ AI-‰-cpXv: kvt\ln-°-Ww.<br />
22. ssZh- Ir]<br />
ssZh- X∂-X-√msX Pohn-X-ßfn¬ H∂p-an√. hnip-≤n, kvt\lw, Ir]-Iƒ, PohnXw, Ign-hp-Iƒ,<br />
[\w, ÿm\-am-\-߃ F√mw Ahn-Sp∂n¬- \n∂mWv. Ahn-Sp-∂mWv F√mw; -\mw H∂p-a√. \oXo, kvt\lw,<br />
hnizmkw F∂nh ssZh-Øn\v {]km-Z-I-c-am-Wv. Ah-sb√mw ssZhw \ap°p \¬Ip∂ Zm\-ß-fm-Wv<br />
I¿-Øm-hns‚ al-XzØn\mbpw a\p-jy-tcm-Sp≈ kvt\l-Ømepw Ir]-Isf D]-tbm-Kn-°m≥ Xømdm-Ip-∂-h¿°mW,v<br />
Ahn-S∂v IqSp-X¬ Ir]-Isf sImSp-°m≥ A{K-ln-°p-∂Xv. e`n® Ir]-Isf°pdn®v<br />
\µn ]d-bp-tºmƒ, ssZhw Ahsb Pzen-∏n-°p-Ibpw ]pXn-bXv Xcn-Ibpw sNøpw. Xmgva-bp-≈-h¿°v ssZhw<br />
Ir]- \¬Ip-∂p.<br />
\mw {InkvXp-hn¬ hkn®v Bfl- ^ew \nd--h-cm-bmse Ir]Iƒ \Ωn¬ Pzen-°p-Ibpw \ne-<br />
\n¬Ip-Ibpw sNøp-I-bp≈q. tbip-hn-t\mSv ]£-]m-Xap≈XpsIm-≠-√, tbip ]m]w- sNømsX Pohn-®-XpsIm-≠mWv<br />
ssZhw F√m-h-cnepw A[n-I-ambn tbip-hns\ B\µssXe-Øm¬ A`n-tjIw sNbvX-Xv. F√m<br />
]m]-ßfpw Dt]-£n®v \ΩpsS F√m ]≤-Xn-Ifpw hn´p-t]-£n®v kz¿§-knw-lm-k-\sØ Hcp inip-hn-s\t]mse<br />
B{i-bn-®m¬ ssZh- Ir-]-bpsS ‘kap{Zw’ \Ωn-te-°m¿Øn-c-®p-h-cpw.<br />
\ap°v \jvS-߃ hcp-Øp∂ i{Xp-°ƒ°p th≠n-bp≈ {]m¿∞\; At\Iw Cc-´n-bmbn \jvSs∏-´Xv<br />
XncnsI e`n-°m≥ CS-h-cp-Øpw. i{Xp°sf AI-agnv kvt\ln-°p-∂h¿°v henb ssZh- Ir-]e`n°pw.<br />
cmPy-ßsf ]nSn-®-S-°p-∂-Xn-s\-°mƒ Nn¥-Isf ]nSn-®-S-°p-∂-Xn-\m-Wv; ssZh-Øns‚ IÆp-I-fn¬<br />
\n∂pw alXzw e`n-°p-∂-Xv. -<br />
23. ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv<br />
]cn-ip-≤m-flmhns‚ i‡n-bm¬ \ΩpsS Pohn-X-Øn¬ Dd-ßn-°n-S-°p∂ ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Isf<br />
\mw ]p\p-cp-÷o-hn-∏n-°-Ww. \ΩpsS ‘PU-sØ‘ \mw F{X-tØmfw Hgn-∏n-°p-∂pthm; A{X-tØmfw Bflmhv<br />
\sΩ \nd-bv°pw. PUtaml-ßsf acn-∏n-®-h-cm-bn, Bflo-b-amb A¿∞-Øn¬ ]dm¬ Bflm-hn¬ ‘FSp-<br />
°-s∏-´-h-cmbn‘, ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhnt\m-sSm∏w \mw ‘k©-cn-°Ww’. tbip-hn¬ hniz-kn-°p-∂-h-cpsS lrZ-bß-fn¬<br />
\n∂pw Bflm-hns‚ ^e-ßfpw Ir]-Ifpw ]pd-sØ-s°mgpI-Ibpw, B Poh-Pew temI-saßpw<br />
\nd-bp-Ibpw sNøpw.<br />
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]cn-ip-≤mflmhns‚ \nb-{¥-W-Øn-emWv \mw F√mw sNtø≠-Xv. ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv \tΩmSv {]t_m-<br />
[n-∏n-°p∂ ip{iq-j-Ifpw ]≤-Xn-Ifpw am{Xta \mw \S-∏n-em-°m-hq. Ft∏m-sgms° ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv Xs‚<br />
km\n[yw km[m-c-W-bn-e-[n-I-ambn Hcp-h\p shfn-s∏-Sp-Øp∂pt≠m; As∏m-sgms° ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn\v Abmfn-eqsS<br />
Nne {]h¿Øn-Iƒ sNbvsXSp-°p-hm-\p-≠v. a\p-jy¿ \ap°n-´n-´p≈ AXn-cp-Iƒ s]m´n®v, ]cn-ip-≤mflmhv<br />
AXncpIƒ hnim-e-am-°p-∂p.<br />
ssZhsØ B{i-bn-°p-∂-hsc, hnip-≤n-I-c-W-Øn-\mbn hn´p Xcp-∂-h-sc, kzbw ka¿∏n-°p-∂-hsc<br />
Ah¿ ka¿∏n-°p∂ Af-hn¬ Ahn-Sp∂v A`n-tj-I-Øm¬ \nd-°pw. Ah-cpsS F√m taJ-e-Isfbpw- am{Xa-√,<br />
Ah¿ _‘-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-Xn-te°pw, _‘-s∏-´-h-c-en-te°pw DNn-X-emb Af-hnepw coXn-bnepw Ahn-<br />
Sp∂v AXns\ hym]n-∏n-°pw.<br />
II . Z¿i-\-߃<br />
teJI≥: tUm.-PnΩn Fw.-F¬<br />
tUm PnΩn-bpsS `mhn ip{ipjIsf°pdn®v kqN-\-Iƒ \¬Ip-∂, hnhn[ ka-b-ß-fn-embn tUm PnΩnbv°v<br />
e`n® Z¿i-\-ß-fmWv Xmsg sImSp-Øn-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
1. tbip-hm-Ip∂ Xo tKmfw (Unkw-_¿ 2005) ˛ tbip-hm-Ip∂ Xo tKmfw temIw Np‰n-b-Sn-®p- sIm-≠n-cn-<br />
°p∂p. AXv -t]m-Ip-∂nSsØ√mw Np‰p-ap≈ F√m-‰n-s\bpw AXns‚ ⁄m\-Ømepw NqSn-\mepw Nmcam°n<br />
sIm≠v Idßn sIm≠n-bn-cn-°p-∂p. B `qtKm-f-Øn-\p-≈n¬ "Rm≥' Ccn-°p-∂p.<br />
hymJym\w:-˛ tbip-hn-s‚ Bfl-^-e-߃ ]pd-s∏-Sp-hn-°p-∂, ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns‚ i‡n Xs‚ a¨Iq-<br />
Sm-c-Øn¬ hln-°p-∂, B i‡n-bm¬ kmØm-\nI {]h¿ØnIsf Zln∏n®v Nmc-am°n, At\-I¿°v<br />
am\-km-¥-c-hpw, tcmK-im-¥n-bpw, hnSp-Xepw sImSp-Øp-sIm≠v ssZh-\maØn\v alXzw sImSp-Øp-sIm-<br />
≠p≈ BtKmf ip{ip-j.<br />
2. ]usemkpw IpXn-cbpw (Un-kw-_¿ 2005) ˛ ]usemkv At∏mkvXems‚ apJ-sØbv°v tbip-hns‚<br />
Znhym-{]-Imiw ]Xn-°p-∂Xpw, ]usemkv IpXn-c-]p-dØv \n∂pw hogp-∂Xpambp≈ Z¿i\w .<br />
hymJym\w:˛ ]usem-kns\t]mse shfn-∏m-Sp-Iƒ \nd At∏m-kvtXm-enI ip{ip-j-sb-°p-dn®v<br />
I¿Ømhv Z¿i\w \¬Ip-∂p.<br />
3. Iocn-Shpw hmfpw (Un-kw-_¿ 2005) ˛ s]mSn-bn¬ \n∂v I¿Ømhv Fs∂ hm¿°p-∂p. ]n∂oSv ico-c-am-k-<br />
Iew Idbpw sNfnbpw ]nSn-®p- Npcp-≠p-IqSn In-S∂ Fs∂, I¿Ømhv Ipcn-in¬ \n∂v HgpIn-h-cp∂<br />
Xs‚ c‡-Øm¬ IgpIn hrØn-bm°n, N{I-h¿Øn-bpsS hkv{Xhpw Iocn-Shpw [-cn-∏n®v, henb N{Ih¿Øn-bp-sS-Xmb<br />
hmƒ ssIbn¬ X∂v A`n-am-\-tØmsS \n¿Øn-bv°p-∂p. AXn-\p-tijw Iqcn-in¬<br />
\n∂v Xs‚ AWn-∏m-Sp≈ Hcp Icw Ducn Fs∂ Beow-K\w sNøp-∂p. At∏mƒ Rm≥ Iocn-Shpw<br />
hmfpw Xmsg h®v Ia-gv∂p-hoWv tbip-hns\ \a-kv°-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
hymJym\w:˛ tbip H∂p-an-√m-bva-bn¬ \n∂pw Fs∂ krjvSn-®v, ]m]-Øn¬ s]´p-t]mb Fs∂ Xs‚<br />
c‡-Øm¬ IgpIn, kmØm-\nI i‡n-I-tfmSv Icp-tØmsS t]mcm-Sp∂ henb ip{ip-jbv°mbn Fs∂<br />
k⁄-\m-°p-∂p. ssZhIr]-bmWv F√m-‰n-t‚bpw ASn-ÿm\w F∂ t_m[yw e`n-®-Xn-\m¬ F√m-‰n-\pambn<br />
ssZh-Øn\v \µn ]d-bp-Ibpw kzbw ka¿∏n-°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂p.<br />
4. tbip-hns‚ Z¿i\w (1993) ˛ \S-∂p-sIm-≠n-bn-cn-°p∂ tbip ]n∂n-sebv°v Xncnv Fs‚ apJ-tØbv°v<br />
t\m°n, Xs‚ ]n∂mse hcp-hm≥ Icp-Wm-a-kr-W-ambpw kvt\l-tØmsSbpw Xs‚ \b-\-߃ sIm≠v<br />
Fs∂ £Wn-°p-∂p.<br />
hymJym\w:˛ tbip Xs‚ injy-∑msc Fßs\ £Wn-t®m, AXp-t]mse Xs∂ Fs∂bpw Xs‚ hgn-<br />
I-fn-eqsS kl-\-ßfn¬ ]n≥Xn-cnp t]mImsX,CS-b-s\- t\m°n k©-cn-°p-hm≥ £Wn-°p-I-bm-Wv.<br />
5. A¥-co-£-Ønse Iqcniv (1993) ˛ Hcp henb lmfn¬ ]Xn-\m-bn-c߃ Bcm-[n-®p-sIm-≠n- -cp∂ thfbn¬<br />
Rm≥ Ahsc IS-∂p- t]m-Ip-tºmƒ, B tlmfn\v \Sp-hn¬ apI-fn-embn tdmkpw Nmchpw Ie¿∂<br />
shfpØ ]®-sh-fn®w {]k-cn-∏n-®p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p∂ henb Iqcn-ins‚ Z¿i\w F\n°v e`n®p.<br />
hymJym\w:˛ Iqcn-in-epsS t\Sn-sb-SpØ A\p-{K-l-߃ Xs∂ hniz-kn-®p, B{i-bn-®v, Bcm-[n-°p-∂h¿°mbn<br />
Ahn-Sp∂p sNmcn-bp-I-bm-Wv. tbip-hn-\p- th-≠n-bp≈ kl-\-ß-sf-°p-dn®pw kqNn-∏n-°p-∂p.<br />
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6. `qJ-WvU-ß-fn¬ (Un-kw-_¿ 2005) ˛ `qan-bpsS F√mw `qJ-WvU-ß-fnepw t]mbn kmØms‚ Xe<br />
XI¿°p∂ Z¿i-\w.<br />
hymJym\w:-˛ F√m `qJ-WvU-ß-fnepw t]mbn At\-Isc am\-km-¥-c-Øn-te°pw, c£-bn-te°pw, tcmKku-Jy-ß-fn-te°pw,<br />
hnSp-X-en-te-°pw, \n¿Ωm-W-]-c-amb {Inb-mXvaIXbnte°pw sIm≠p-h∂v kmØms‚<br />
{]h¿Øn-I-sf-sb√mw Agn-®p-I-f-bp∂ Z¿i-\w.<br />
7. ]cn-ip-≤mfl Xobn¬ (Un-kw-_¿ 2005) ˛ hntZ-i-cm-PyØv "thƒUv {SbnUv sk‚-dn\v' kam-\-amb Hcp<br />
henb sI´nSw ]cn-ip-≤mflm Xobn¬ \n∂v IØp∂ Z¿i-\w. AhnsS \n∂v B A·n temIØnse√mbn-sS-tØbv°pw<br />
IpSn-ep-I-fn-te°pw HgpIn t]mbvs°m-≠n- -cn-°p∂p.<br />
hymJym\w:-˛ {InkvXob AXpc ip{iq-jbpw a‰p {InkvXob ip{iq-j-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´v D≠m-°m≥<br />
t]mIp∂ temI kwL-S-\-bpsS Bÿ-m\-Øns‚ Z¿i-\w.<br />
III. a‰p-≈-h-cpsS {]hN-\-߃<br />
teJI≥: tUm.-PnΩn Fw.-F¬<br />
ssZh-Zm-k-∑m¿ tUm: PnΩn- Fw. F¬. ep-ambn _‘-s∏-SpØn ]d {]h-N-\-ßfpw D]-tZ-i-ßfpw<br />
{]m¿∞-\-Ifpw Xmsg- sIm-Sp-Øn-cn-°p∂p.<br />
1. hn¬k≥ {_Z-dns‚ {]h-N\w (Unkw-_¿ 2004)<br />
Hcp t`mjs\ t]mse \o \ns‚ Pohn-X-Ø-¬ ]e-h´w s]cp-amdn. ]n∂oSv AXns\ Hm¿Øv s]m´ns∏m´n<br />
Ic-bp-hm≥ CS-bm-bn. kmØm≥ \ns∂ ]n®n No¥nI-f-bm≥ ]e-h´w {ian-®-XmWv, ]≤-Xn-Iƒ Xo¿Ø-Xm-<br />
Wv. ac-W-Øns‚ taJ-e-bn-eqsSbpw(Po-h≥) \o ]e-h´w IS∂p t]mbn. F∂m¬ AXn¬ \ns∂√mw Fs‚<br />
Znhy -{]-Imiw \ns∂ tamNn-∏n-®p. Fs‚ t{ijvT ip{ip-j-I∑mtcmsSm∏w \obpw \n¬°pw. \ns∂ Fs‚<br />
At∏m-kvtXm-enI KW-Øn¬ Rm≥ FÆn-bn-cn-°p-∂p. AXn-\p≈ Ir]m-h-c-ß-fm¬ Rm≥ \ns∂ Pzen-∏n-<br />
°pw. {]m¿∞-\-bn-eqsS At\-Isc t\Sn-sb-Sp-°m-\p≈ Ir] Rm≥ \n\°p \¬Ip-∂p. \o kln-jvW-Xbnepw,<br />
hn\-b-Ønepw AXn-\mbn \ne-\n¬°pw.<br />
D]-tZiw ˛ \µn-bm¬ lrZbw Ft∏mgpw \nd-n-cn-°p-tºm-gmWv; I¿Ømhv a¿Ω-ß-fm¬ \nd-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
ktlm: tUm sP. hn¬k≥, ÿm]-I≥, eu B¿an {Iqtk-Uv, Xocp-h-\-¥-]cw<br />
2. Xp {_Z-dns‚ {]h-N\w (2007 XpS-°w)<br />
I¿Ømhv "hen-b-Xn-\mbn' hnfn-®n-cn-°p-∂p. AUv-an\nkv{Sj≥ kv°n¬kn\mbn {]m¿∞n-°p-∂p.<br />
tUm amXyp Ipcp-hnf (Xp {_Z¿), kz¿§ob hncp-∂v, tIm´bw<br />
3. tPmbv tXma-kns‚ IØv (Pp¨ 2006)<br />
Cu IØv Fgp-Xp-hm≥ Ccp-∂-t∏mƒ ssZh-Øns‚ Bflmhv Fs‚ lrZ-b-Øn¬ \¬Inb Nn¥-Iƒ<br />
\nß-fp-ambn ]p-h-bv°-s´. \ncm-im-P-\-I-amb A¥-co-£-Øn¬ \n߃ hebw sNøps∏Sptºmƒ \n߃<br />
F¥mWv sNøpI? Aßs\bp≈ Ah-ÿ-bn¬ IqSn IS-∂p-t]mb Hcp hy‡n-bmbncp∂p tbmtk^v.<br />
tbmtk-^ns‚ Pohn-X-Øn¬ \n∂pw Cu tNmZy-Øn\v DØcw Is≠-Øp-hm≥ Ign-bpw.<br />
""btlmh tbmtk-^n-t\mSp IqsS D≠m-bn-cp-∂-Xp-sIm≠v Ah≥ IrXm¿∞-\m-bn, an{k-bo-ay-\mb bP-am-<br />
\s‚ ho´n¬ ]m¿Øp'' (D¬∏Øn 39:2). tbmtk^n\v Xs‚ Pohn-X-sØ-°p-dn®v hy‡-amb kz]v\-߃<br />
D≠m-bn-cp-∂p. F∂m¬ Xs‚ Pohn-X-Øn¬ s]s´∂p kw`-hn® Imcy-߃ Xm≥ Hcn-°epw {]Xo-£n-®n-cp-<br />
∂-h-b-√. ktlm-Z-c-߃ Xs∂ NXn-°p-hm≥ Xøm-dmIpw F∂v Hcn-°epw Ah\v Duln-°p-hm≥ Ign-ncp-∂n-√.<br />
F∂m¬ F√mw s]s´∂v kw`-hn®p. Ah≥ ASn-a-bmbn hn¬°-s∏-´p. Xs‚ kz]v\-߃ ]qh-Wnbp-∂Xv<br />
t]mIs´, Xs‚ kvt\l-\n-[n-bmb ]nXm-hns\ Hcp t\m°p ImWp-hm≥ t]mep-ap≈ Ah-kcw<br />
X\n°v D≠mIpw F∂p-IqSn Nn¥n-°phm≥ km[y-a-√m-bn-cp-∂p. F√mw {]Xn-Iq-ehpw \ncm-i-P-\-I-hp-am-bt∏mgpw<br />
B ]cn-ÿn-Xn-I-fn-te°v t\m°n hne-]n-°msX tbmtk^v btlm-h-bpsS apJ-tØ°v t\m°n.<br />
Xs‚ IqsSbp≈ ssZh-km-∂n[yw Ah≥ Dd∏p hcp-Øn. Xs‚ an{k-bo-ay-\mb bP-am\s‚ ho´n¬ \n∂pw<br />
HmSn-t∏m-Ip-hm-\p≈ Xcw At\z-jn-°msX ssZhw AhnsS B°p∂ Ime-a-{Xbpw hniz-kvX-\mbn ]m¿°phm≥<br />
Xocp-am-\n-®p. btlm-h-bpsS km∂n-[y-Øm¬ Ah≥ IrXm¿∞-\m-bn. ssZh-Øns‚ A\p-{K-l-Øns‚<br />
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ssIh-gn-bmbn Ah≥ am‰-s∏-´p. Xs‚ bP-am-\≥ AXv Xncn-®-dn-p. F∂m¬ bP-am\≥ sX‰n-≤-cn-t°≠<br />
kml-N-cy-Øn¬ Ah≥ CXm AI-s∏-Sp-∂p. ]o∂nSv Imcm-Kr-l-Ønse GIm-¥-hmkw. ]t£, At∏mgpw<br />
Xf-cp-hm≥ hnk-Ω-Xn-®p-sIm≠v ssZh-ap-J-tØ°v Ah≥ t\m°n. ssZh-Øn¬ Ah≥ Bizmkw Is≠-<br />
Øn. F√m-hcpw Imcyw Adn-bmsX Ahs\ Ip‰-s∏-Sp-Øn-b-t∏mgpw Imcyw Adn-bm-hp∂ ssZh-Øns‚ apJØv<br />
t\m°n Ah≥ ss[cyw {]m]n-®p. ^e-tam, s]s´∂v Bcpw {]Xo-£n-°m-ØXp kw`-hn-®p. cmhnse Pbn¬<br />
]p≈n-Isf t\m°n Pbn-en-\p-≈n¬ Pbn¬∏p≈n-bmbn \S-∂-h≥ a≤ym-”-am-b-t∏mƒ an{k-bo-anse c≠m-a-<br />
\mbn knwlm-k-\-Øn¬ Ccn-°p-∂p. lm! CXv F{X B›cyw!! CXmWv \ΩpsS ssZh-Øns‚ {]hr-Øn.<br />
A{]-Xo-£n-X-ambn XmgvN kw`-hn-s®-n¬ A{]-Xo-£n-X-ambnØs∂ Db¿®bpw kw`-hn®p Ft∂m¿°p-I.<br />
ktlm: tPmbv tXma-kv, CUy≥ Ch-©n-en-°¬ Sow<br />
4. ]mÿ sI. kn. tPmWns‚ D]-tZiw (2006)<br />
ssZh-Øns‚ ]≤XnIƒ hmg-bpsS apf-s]m´n hcp-∂-Xp-t]mse hf¿∂p- hcpw. ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns\ {ihn-<br />
°pI. Xocp-am-\-ß-fn¬ {InkvXp-hns‚ kam-[m\w Ds≠-n¬, B Xocp-am-\-ß-fp-ambn apt∂m´p t]mImw.<br />
Hcmsf°pdn-®p≈ ssZh-Øns‚ ]≤Xn XS-bs∏Sp-I, AbmfpsS \njv{InbXzw aq-e-amWv. a‰p a\p-jy¿°v<br />
AXv XS-bp-hm≥ Ign-bpIbn-√. {InkvXp-hns‚ shfn®w apJ-Øv {]Im-in-°-s∏-Ss´.<br />
]mÿ sI. kn. tPm¨, {]kn-U‚ v, sF.]n.kn<br />
5. {_Z¿ t]mƒ Zn\-I-c≥ (2005)<br />
\n߃ Hcp "ssZh-a-\p-jy≥' AWv F∂v Rm≥ "ImWp∂p'. ssZh-Øns‚ ]≤-Xn-Isf°pdn®v \n߃°v<br />
shfn-s]-´p-In-´nb "shfn-]m-Sn-\mbn' Rm≥ ssZh-tØmSv \µn ]d-bp-∂p. I¿Ømth, {]tXy-I-ambn Ct±-l-<br />
Øn\v shfn-]m-Sp-Iƒ sImSp-°-tW. I¿Ømth hmXn-ep-Iƒ Xpd-°-W-ta.<br />
Pnkkv tImƒkv, a{Zmkv<br />
6. jtcm¨ B≥ tPm¿÷v (2007)<br />
henb ip{ip-j-Iƒ ImØn-cn-°p-∂p. BZyw {]tZ-in-I-ambn Ip‰mtcm]-W-߃ \S-Øp-∂-h-cpsS ap≥]n¬<br />
Db¿Ø-s]Spw. kznk¿e‚n¬ h®v hen-bXpw {]tXy-I-hp-amb coXn-bn¬ D]-tbm-K-s∏-Sp-Ø-s]-Spw. Nne<br />
_‘p-°-fn-eqsS kmØm≥ IpØn apdn-s∏-Sp-Øm≥ {ian°mw: \ncp-’m-l-s∏-S-cpX.v ssZh-tØmSv IqSp-X¬<br />
ASp-°Ww. A¥-mcmjv{S \ne-bn¬ I¿Ømhv D]-tbm-K-s∏-Sp-Øm≥ A{K-ln-°p-∂p. AXn-\mbn Hcp-ßWw.<br />
I¿Ømhv ]pXnb Ir]-I-fm¬ \nd-bv°m≥ A{K-ln-°p-∂p. Bflm-hn¬ Km\-߃ FgpXpw. I¿Øm-hnt\mSv<br />
IqSp-X¬ ASpØv ]‰n-tN-cm≥ Ahn-Sp∂v Bh-iy-s∏-Sp-∂p. a\- p-\ndsb I¿Øm-hn-\p-th≠n Fs¥-<br />
nepw sNøWw F∂ At\Iw A{K-l-ß-fp≠v. {]iv\-߃ \nßsf _‘n-°-cpXv, adn®v Ah \nßsf<br />
ssZh-Øn-te°v t\m°n-bv°p-hm≥ CS-bm-°-Ww.- _p-≤n-ap-´p-I-fpsS ka-bØv F\n-s°mcp {]iv\-ap-≠-∂√<br />
]d-tb-≠-Xv, adn®v {]iv\-tØmSv F\n-s°mcp "hnfn-bp-≠m-∂mWv" ]d-tb-≠sX∂v I¿Ømhv Hm¿Ωn-∏n-<br />
°p-∂p. tUmIvS¿°v I¿Ømhv C´n-cn-°p∂ t]cv "{]Xymiv'F∂m-Wv- C-c-´n, Cc-´n, ..... bmbn A\p-{K-ln-<br />
°p-sa∂v I¿Ømhv ]d-bp-∂p. B\µssXew sIm≠v Xfn-®n-cn-°p-∂p. I‰-Isf (B-flm-°-sf) Xcp-∂-Xmbn<br />
ImWn-°p-∂p. tUmIvS¿°p-th≠n {]m¿∞n°ptºmƒ Hcp ZpjvS-i‡n Fs∂ XSv "\o Ah\pth≠n<br />
{]m¿∞n-°p-at√ ?' F∂p tNmZn®p. B i‡n "Ahs\ F\n°v t\cn´v XS-bm≥ Ign-n√n¬ Ahs‚<br />
`mcy-bn-ep-sS-tbm, _‘-Im-cn-ep-sStbm Rm≥ XSbpw' F∂p ]dp. \n\°v AXn\v Ign-bn-√, tbiphns‚<br />
c‡-Øm¬ Pbw F∂p-]-d--t∏mƒ AXv Ft∂ hn´p t]mIpIbpw, tbip {]Xy-£-s∏-Sp-Ibpw<br />
sNbvXp. \n\°v ÿm\-߃ e`n-°m-Xn-cn-°m≥ At\I i{Xp-°ƒ t]mcm-Sp-∂p-≠v. ]t£, I¿Ømhv A\p-<br />
Iq-e-am-Wv. an° temI-cm-Py-ß-fnepw tUmIvS¿ t]mIpw. IÆp-I-≠n-´n-√m-Ø, sNhn-tI-´n-´n-√mØ coXn-bn¬<br />
Rm≥ A\p-{K-ln°pw. At\Iw temI {]ivÿ kphn-ti-j-I-∑m-tcmsSm∏w Ccn-bv°p-Ibpw ASpØv CS-]g-Ip-Ibpw<br />
sNøpw. \n߃ IpSpw-_-ambmWv ip{ip-j-Iƒ°v t]mIp-I. tUmIvS-dpsS aIs\ tbip B\-<br />
µ-ssX-e-Xm¬ \nd-®n-≠p-≠v. Ah≥ Ip´n-bm-b-Xn-\m¬ AXv Ahs\ Xncn-®p-dn-bp-hm≥ Ign-bp-I-bn-√. Ahs‚<br />
kwc-£-W-Øn-\mbn tUmIvS¿ ssIh®v {]m¿∞n-°-Ww. tUmIvS¿°v Ir]-h-c-߃ Xcm-\pw Hcp-]mSv<br />
Db¿Øm\pw ssZhw A{K-ln-°p-∂p. F∂m¬ hng-phm-\nSbp≈ kmlNcyßfn¬ hogmsX t\m°-Ww.<br />
t]mƒtams‚ ta¬ ssZh-Øns‚ {]tXyI ]≤-Xn-bp≠v. henb {]Xn-k-‘n-Iƒ hcmw. F∂m¬, hnizmkw<br />
ssIhn-SmsX F\n-s°mcp ssZh-ap-s≠∂v ]d-bm≥ Ign-b-Ww.<br />
Bn-e-aq-´n¬, ap≠n-b-∏-≈n, Xncp-h√<br />
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7. ]mÿ tPm¨ t]mƒ (2007)<br />
Cw•-≠v, P¿Ω-\n, kznk¿e≥Uv F∂n-hn-S-ß-fn¬ At\Iw \ne-Iƒ°v apI-fn¬<br />
]mÿ tPm¨ t]mƒ, a{Zmkv<br />
8. "^mZ¿' (1993)<br />
At\Iw P\-X-Isf \bn-t°-≠p∂ henb ]≤Xnsb°pdn®v, I¿Ømhv Z¿i-\-Øn-eqsS kpN\<br />
\¬Ip∂p.<br />
9. ]mÿ Dƒ-^v FIvam≥, kznU≥ (2005)<br />
hnizmkw F∂ hcw e`n-°-t´. a\- ns‚ A{K-l-߃ km[n-°s]Ss´.<br />
10. {_Z¿ Un.Pn.Fkv. Zn\-I-c≥ (2005)<br />
a\- ns‚ F√m A{K-l-ßfpw km[n-®p- sIm-Sp-°tW.<br />
ÿm]-I≥, Pnkkv tImƒkv, a{Zmkv<br />
11. {_Z¿ ]n.Pn h¿§okv (200-5)<br />
I¿Ømsh ]Sn]-Sn-bmbn Ct±lsØ Db¿Ø-W-sa. Hmtcm ]Sn Ib-d-ptºmgpw AXn-\p-k-c-<br />
W-ambn hn\-b-tØmsS \n¬°m≥ Ir]-\¬I-Wsa.<br />
ÿm]-I≥, CUy≥ Ch-©n-en-°¬ Sow<br />
12. Btamkv Fkv. knwßv (2006)<br />
ssk\yw Fgp-t∂¬°p-tºmƒ, H∏w, At∏mƒ ip{ipj cwKw IqSp-X-embn shfn-s]-Sp-Ø-s]Spw.<br />
Btamkv Fkv. knwßv, alm-cmjv{S<br />
13. {_Z¿ tZhkym ap√-°c (2007)<br />
tUmIvSsd I¿Ømhv B\-µ-ssXeØm¬ A`n-tjIw sNbvXn-´p-≠v. AXv IqSp-X-embn shfn-s∏-<br />
´p-h-cpI tÃPn¬ \n¬°p-tºm-fmWv.<br />
Bflm-`n-tjIw, IÆq¿<br />
14. A{_lmw ]mÿ (2004)<br />
{InkvXp-hn-\mbn D∂-X-∑m-tcm-sSm∏w ss[cy-Øn¬ \n¬°p-I. I¿Øm-hn\v ]≤Xn D≠v, Ahiyap≠v.<br />
]mXn-b-∏-≈n-bn¬ hmI-Øm\w<br />
15. ]mÿ s_∂n (2004)<br />
\maw Db¿Ø-s]-Sm≥ t]mIp-∂-Xn-\mbn \µn ]d-bp-∂p.<br />
kz¿§ob hncp∂v, tIm´bw<br />
16. {_Z¿ tPm¿÷p-Ip´n (2004)<br />
I¿Ømhv sa\-p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p. \nß-fpsS "kabw' Abn-´n-√.<br />
eu B¿an {IqtkUv, Xncp-h-\-¥cw<br />
17. sNdn-bm-®≥ {_Z¿ (2005)<br />
At\Iw t{ijvS∑m-tcm-sSm∏w Ccn-°p-I.<br />
kz¿§ob hncp∂v, tIm´bw<br />
18. tam\-®≥ {_Z¿ (2003)<br />
t^mdn-\n¬ ip{ip-j. Rm≥ tUmIvSsd ImWm≥ t^mdn\n¬ hcp-hm≥ CS-bm-Ipw.<br />
t]\o-b¬ an\n-kv{Snkv, A{‘-{]-tZiv<br />
19. "{_Z¿' (2006)<br />
A]q¿∆ temI "\S-Øn∏v' Ir]-I-fm¬ Cu Dƒ-^v FIvam≥ ]h¿ tIm¨^-d≥kn¬ h®v I¿Ømhv<br />
\nd-®n-´p-≠v.<br />
kz¿§ob hncp∂v, tIm´bw<br />
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20. i‡-amb A\p-{Kl {]m¿∞\ (2005 ˛ 2008)<br />
Chm≥PenÃv sdbn-\mUv t_mwt (2008 G{]n¬,sIm®n), ss{IÃv t^m¿ Hmƒ t\j≥kv, P¿Ω\n<br />
tUm tXmakv F{_lmw, kz¿§ob-hn-cp∂v<br />
{_Z¿ kmIv]p-\≥, _mw•p¿<br />
{_Z¿ cmw_m_p, I¿WmSI<br />
knÿ en√n h¿Ko-kv, CUy≥ Ch-©-en-°¬ Sow<br />
knÿ Ãv√ Zn\-I-c≥, Pokkv tImƒkv, a{Zmkv<br />
knÿ Chm-©-en≥ t]mƒ Zn\-I-c≥, Pokkv tImƒkv, a{Zmkv<br />
]mÿ tImin, Uo≥, sF. ]n. kn ss__nƒ tImtfPv<br />
tUm _©-an≥ tPm¿÷v, tIm´bw<br />
tUm ^n∂n, itemw, ss__nƒ tImtfPv<br />
]mÿ h¿Kokv, Gjy≥ ss__nƒ tImtf-Pv, hS-hm-Xq¿<br />
]mÿ ]n.Pn. amXyp-kv, hmI-Øm\w<br />
IV. tUm PnΩn Fw.F¬.\mbp≈, At±-l-Øn\v<br />
shfn-s∏´ ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-I-sf-°p-dn-®p≈ {]h-N-\-߃<br />
1. Z¿i-\-߃<br />
temI-sa-ßp-ap≈ im]-ß-fmepw tcmK-ß-fmepw IjvSw A\p-`-hn-°p∂ P\-e-£-ß-sf-°p-dn®pw,<br />
\c-I-Øn-te°v Zn\w -{]Xn s]mbvs°m-≠n-cn-°p∂ At\-Isc Ipdn-®pw ZpxJ `m-c-Øm¬ I¿Øm-hns‚<br />
lrZbw \nd-n-cn-°p-∂p. Ahn-SpsØ thZ-\n-°p∂ lrZbw Ahn-Sp∂v F\n°v \¬Ip∂p. Rm≥ AXns\<br />
't]mk‰ohv' Bbn D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂p.<br />
2004¬ tIc-f-Ønse N°p-f-Øp-Im-hn-ep≈ D’h \K-c-Ønte°p Bfl -t{]-c-W-bm¬ Rm≥<br />
t]mIm≥ CS-bm-bn. AhnsS a\pjy Du¿÷hpw {Inbm-fl-IXbpw, At\Iw Bfp-Iƒ kwL-Sn-X-ambn;<br />
A⁄m\w aqew, A‘-hn-izm-k-ß-fnepw A\ym-c-m[-\-bnepw A[n-jvTn-X-amb sX‰mb Imcy-߃°mbn<br />
D]tbmKn-°p-∂Xv ImWphm≥ CSbm-bn. Cu Imgv® I¿Øm-hv Fs∂ ImWn-®Xv sX‰mb {]h¿Øn-Isf<br />
Xncn®;v B Du¿÷sØ Cu temI-Øn¬ Zpcn-X-߃ A\p-`-hn-°p-∂-h¿°v Bizm-khpw klm-bhpw sImSp-<br />
°p-∂-Xn-\m-bpw, a‰p-≈-hsc kar-≤-amb Poh-\n-te°pw, \nXy Poh-\n-te°pw Xncn-®p -hn-tS-≠-Xn-\mWv.<br />
]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv ]d-bp∂p; \o a\pjy _p≤n-bpw ]cn-{i-ahpw ssZh {]km-Z-{]Imc-ap≈ {]h¿Øn-<br />
Iƒ°mbn Xncn-®p -hn-Sp-hm\mbn ]cn-io-e-\-߃ {Kma-ß-fnepw, \K-c-ß-fnepw, kwÿm-\-ß-fn-epw, cmPy-ßfnepw,<br />
`qJ-WvU-ß-fnepw kwLSn∏n°Ww. AXn\v, temI t\XrXzw sImSp-°-Ww. temI-Øn¬ hcm≥<br />
t]m-Ip∂ A‘-Imc e£-W-ß-fmb bp≤w, £maw, {]Ir-Xn-t£m-`w, kvt\l-cm-lXyw, I]S kphn-ti-j-<br />
I¿ F∂n-h¿s°-Xn-cmb ktµ-i-ßfpw, apt∂-‰-ßfpw, {]N-c-W-ßfpw \S-∏n-em-°p∂ ‘]Ssb’ hm¿sØ-Sp-<br />
°Ww.<br />
temI kphn-ti-jo-I-c-W-Øn\mbpw, ]utemkv A∏-kvtXm-e-s\-t∏mse hocy -{]-h¿Øn-Ifpw<br />
shfn-]m-Sp-Ifpw \nd BtKmf A∏-kvtXm-enI ip{iqjvbv°mbn-´pw, PmXn-I-fp-sSbpw, cmPy-ß-fpsSbpw<br />
ta¬ B°n shbv°-s∏´ Cc-Ωnb-sb-t∏m-se- -bp≈ Hcp {]hm-N-I-\m-bn-´pw, {InkvXob sshZy BXpc<br />
ip{iq-j-Ifp-w kphn-ti-jo-I-c-Whpambn _‘-s∏´v {]h¿Øn-°p-∂Xpw AXn-\mbn ]cn-io-e\w sImSp-°p-<br />
∂-Xp-amb temI kwL-S-\-bpsS ÿm]-\-Øn-\mbn´pw, Hcp temI t\Xm-hm-bn´pw I¿Ømhv Fs∂ hnfn-®ncn-°p-∂p.<br />
s_∂n ln∂n-s\-bpw, sdbv\m¿Uv s_ms-sbbpw t]mse At\-I- eIvjw P\-ß-fpsS apºn¬<br />
\n¬°p∂ Hcp temI kphn-ti-j-I-\mbpw, I¿Ømhv Fs∂ hnfn-®n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
At\Iw k`-Iƒ ÿm]n-°pw. ÿm]n-°p∂ k`-Isf Dƒ F^v am≥ an\n-kv{So-kv, kz¿§ob<br />
hncp-∂v, eu B¿an {IqtkUv apXemb k`-I-fpsS "t•m_¬ I¨tkm¿jyw' t\m°n \S-Øpw. At\I<br />
cmPy-ß-fn-embn ]c-∂p- In-S-°p∂, hym]vXn-bn¬ Dƒ^v FIvam-\-°mƒ henbXmb an\nkv{Sn e`n°pw.<br />
s_∂n ln≥ apX-e-bm-h-tcm-sSm∏w k-a-XzØn¬ Ccn-°pw. bqtdm-∏n¬ {]tXyI {]h¿Ø-\-߃ \S-Øpw.<br />
"21-˛mw \q‰m-≠nse ]utemkv A∏-kvtXm-e≥' F∂v Adn-b-s∏-Spw.<br />
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3. temI kphn-ti-jo-I-c-W-w<br />
an° temI cmPyß-fnepw t]mIp-Ibpw, F√m k`-I-fp-ambpw, temI kwL-S-\-I-fp-ambpw _‘s∏´p<br />
{]h¿Øn-°pIbpw sNøpw. thƒUv an\n-kv{Sn-I-fp-ambn ]m¿SvW-¿jn∏v D≠mIpw. Sn.hn. ]cn-]mSnIƒ,<br />
tdUntbm ]cn-]m-SnIƒ, hnUntbm tIm¨^-d≥knwßpIƒ, skan-\m-dp-Iƒ, henb {Iptk-Up-Iƒ, tbmK߃,<br />
temI sSen-Imk-‰nwßv ip{iqj F∂nhIƒ \SØpw.<br />
{][m\a{¥nam¿, {]kn-U‚p-am¿, At\I e£w Bfp-Iƒ F∂n-h¿ ]s-Sp-°p∂Xpw At\Iw<br />
tcmK -im-¥n-Ifpw am\-km-¥-c-ßfpw \S-°p-∂Xpw, Nne ka-b-ß-fn¬ acn-®-h¿ Db¿sØgpt∂¬°p-∂-Xpamb<br />
henb At\Iw tbmK-ßsf°pdn®,v I¿Ømhv Z¿i\w \¬Ip-∂p. cmjv{S t\Xm-°ƒ apX-embhsc<br />
kzm[o-\n-°-Ø-°- co-Xn-bn¬ B\µ ssXe-Øm¬ Xfn-°-s∏´ ‘kvt\l- km-K-c-ambn’ amdpw. Ah¿°v Fs‚<br />
{]m¿∞-\-bn- -eqsS hnSp-X-ep-Iƒ e`n-°p-∂-Xn-\m¬, Ah¿ A\-pIq-en-Iƒ BIpw<br />
"C‚¿s\‰v’ \ns‚ hen-sbmcp am[y-a-am-bn-cn-°pw. ap…ow cmPy-߃, \oco-iz-c cmPy-߃ F∂n-hbv°mbn<br />
{]XyI C‚¿s\‰v ip{iqjIƒ \S-∏n-em-°pw. I∏-ep-I-fnepw, hnt\mZ tI{µ-ß-fnepw \S-Øp∂<br />
{]tXyI {SmIv‰v an\n-kv{Sn, tlmkv]n-‰¬ {SmIv‰v an\n-kv{Sn F∂n-hbv°pw temI-Ønse hnhn[ {][m\ \K-<br />
-c-ß-fn¬ {InkvXob FIvkn-_n-j≥ tlmfp-Iƒ \n¿Ωn-°¬, F∂n-h-bv°v; t\Xr-Xzw sImSp°pw.<br />
4. {InkvXob sshZy BXpcip{iq-j-<br />
A¥m-cm-jv{So-bambn hf-cp∂ {]mtZ-inI ImcpWy kwL-S-\bpsS {]mtZ-inI t\XrXzw Ah¿<br />
Xs∂ \S-Øn-sIm≠,v A¥m-cmjv{S t\XrXzw F\n°p hn´p -X-cm≥, {]mtZ-inI `mc-hm-ln-Iƒ kΩ-Xn-°p-<br />
∂p. ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv ]d-bp∂p; At\Iw AXp-cm-e-b-ßfpw, hr≤ kZ\-ßfpw, Bip-]-{Xn-Ifpw, Btcm-Ky<br />
-{]-h¿Ø-Icpw, kwL-S-\-Ifpw \n\-°mbn ImØn-cn-°p-∂p. temI-Ønse H´p -an° {InkvXob kwL-S-\-Ifp-ambpw<br />
an\n-kv{Sn-Ifpambpw \o _‘-s∏-´p-sIm-≠n-cn-°pw. At\Iw skan-\m-dpIƒ, ao‰nw-Kp-Iƒ F∂n-h<br />
\SØpIbpw, At\-I¿°v ]cn-io-e\w sImSp-°p-Ibpw sNøpw<br />
Zzo]pIƒ, Zpcn-X -_m-[nX {]tZ-i-߃, klmbw AXy-mhiyw th≠ {]tZ-i-߃ F∂nhbpambn<br />
_‘-s∏´p≈ {]XyI {]h¿Ø-\-߃ \SØpw. [\nI Zzo]p-Iƒ, a‰p Zzo]p-Isf klm-bn-°p∂ ]≤-Xn-<br />
Iƒ D≠m-Ipw. {]tXyI kwL-S\m ‘temtKm’, temIw apgp-h≥ Hm^o-kpIƒ, sk‚-dp-Iƒ F∂nh D≠mIpw.<br />
temIw apgp-h≥ Hm^okpIƒ, Hm^o-kp-Isf GtIm-]n-∏n-°p-hm≥ tkm^v‰p-sh-b-dp-Ifpw<br />
s\‰vh¿°p-Ifpw, A¥m-cmjv{Sm KthjW GP≥kn-I-fpsS klm-b-tØmsS ZpcnX _m[nX {]tZ-i-ß-fnsebpw<br />
a‰p taJeIsfbpw hnh-c-߃ tiJ-cn®v A¥-cmjv{Sm kwL-S-\-Iƒ, temI an\n-kv{Sn-Iƒ, {]mtZinI<br />
k∂≤ kwL-S-\-Iƒ F∂n-h-bpsS kl-I-c-W-tØmsS \S-Øp∂ A¥m-cmjv{Sm {]h¿Ø\w F∂nh-sb-°p-dn®v<br />
]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv shfn-s∏-Sp-Øp-∂p.<br />
6. Nne {]h-N-\-߃<br />
F\ns°Xn-sc-bp≈ {]mtZ-inI XS- -߃, A\p-{K-l-am-Im≥ t]m-Ip-∂p. A¥-cmjv{S Xe-ß-fnep≈<br />
Hcp {]mtZ-in-I≥ F∂n¬ \n∂p amdn, A¥-cmjv{S _‘-ß-fp≈ Hcp A¥m-cmjv{S ]uc≥ F∂<br />
\ne-bn-te°v I¿Øm-shs∂ ‘hm¿°m≥’ t]mIp-∂p. At\I kabßfn¬ hnam-\-ß-fn¬ k©-cn-°pw.<br />
]e-t∏m-gpw Hcp hnam-\-Øn¬ \n∂v as‰mcp hnam-\-Øn-te°v amdn amdn k©-cn-®p-sIm-≠n-cn-°pw.<br />
hnhn[ tlm´-ep-Iƒ, _o®p-Iƒ F∂nbnS-ß-fn¬ ‘slUv Hm^okv' Xpd∂,v ‘I¿Øm-hn-t\m-sSm∏w<br />
`£-W-]m-\n-b-߃ Ign®v’ \n¿t±-i-߃ kzoI-cn°pw. Bflmhn¬ At\Iw henb ]pkvX-I-߃ Fgp-<br />
Xpw. bqWn-th-gvkn-‰n-Iƒ At\Iw _ncp-Z-߃ sNmcn-bpw.<br />
Bflm-hn¬ (2006) ˛ Nne ip{iq-j-Iƒ°mbn Bflm-hn¬ FSp-°-s∏Sp-∂-Xm-bp≈ Z¿i-\w.<br />
hymJym\w ˛ sNdp-∏-Øn¬ hmbp-hn-eqsS k©-cn-°p-∂-Xm-bp≈ `mh-\-Iƒ a\-kn¬ hcp-am-bn-cp-∂p. ]n∂oSv<br />
Bflm-hn¬ FSp-°-s∏Sp∂ kµ¿`-߃ D≠m-Ip-sa∂ t_m[yw ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv X∂p.<br />
5. `mc-X-Ønepw tIc-f-Ønepw<br />
C{X-\mƒ D]-tbm-Kn-®-Xns‚ \men-c-´n-bmbn C\n-bp≈ h¿jw (2008) D]-tbm-Kn-°pw. kao] `mhnbn¬<br />
sIm®n, Xr»q¿, tIm´bw F∂n-hn-S-ß-fn¬ Btcm-Ky-{]-h¿Ø-I¿°p≈ ]cn-io-e\w \¬IpIbpw, tZiob<br />
Xe-Øn¬ {]h¿Øn-°m≥ Ah-kcw D≠mIpIbpw sNøpw. Ct∏mƒ I¿Øm-hns‚ H‰-bmƒ ]´m-fw; C\n<br />
B ssk\ysØ I¿Ømhv h¿≤n-∏n-°pw. AXy-¥n-I-ambn t\m°p-tºmƒ kz¿§ob hncp-∂v, Fs‚ A\p-{Kl-Øn\v<br />
Imc-W-am-Ipw.<br />
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A¥-cmjv{S Imcy-߃ sNøp∂ Hcp tZiob t\Xm-h-√, tZiob apt∂-‰-Øn\v XpS°w Ipdn-<br />
°p∂ A¥-cmjv{S t\Xm-hmbn hnfn-®n-cn-°p-∂p. ]cn-ip-≤-flmhv ]d-bp-∂p; sslZ-cm-_m-Zn¬ ]cn-io-e\<br />
tI{µw, NfinKUn¬ FIvkn-_n-j≥ sk‚¿, alm-\-K-c-ß-fn¬ Hm^o-kp-Iƒ.<br />
7. IpSpw-_-sØ-°p-dn®v<br />
\ns‚ IpSpw_w I¿Øm-hns‚ am≥t]-S-I-fmbn amdpw. aq∂v a°ƒ°v aq∂v Xc-Øn-ep≈ \ndw<br />
X∂Xv; hnhn[ cmPy-Isc kvt\ln-°m≥. aI-\mb t]mƒ temI- {]-imkvX kphn-ti-j-I-\mIpw. s]¨a-<br />
°-fmb F¬k, {InÃn\ F∂n-h¿ Hcp henb temI -kw-L-S\-bpsS A¥-cmjv{S sk{I-´-dn-am-cm-Ipw. `mcybmb<br />
enPn IpSpw-_-Øns‚ ip{iq-j-IƒIp≈ {]m¿∞\ klm-b-hpw, a‰p klm-b-ßfpw \¬In<br />
{]h¿Øn°pw.<br />
V. ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hns‚ hy‡n-]-c-amb D]-tZ-i-ßfpw hmKvZm-\-ßfpw<br />
(-tUm. PnΩn Fw.F¬.\v e`n-®-Xv)<br />
1. C{X-\mƒ D]-tbm-Kn-®-Xns‚ \men-c-´n-bmbn C\n-bp≈ h¿jw (2008) D]-tbm-Kn-°pw.<br />
2. a‰p-≈-h-tcmSv Fs¥-nepw ]dbpw ap≥];v AXv `mhn-bn¬ c≠mƒ°pw KpW-amtWm tZmjamtWm<br />
hcp-ØpI F∂v Nn¥n-°-Ww.<br />
3.. Zmho-Zn-s\-t∏mse ssZh-Øns‚ lrZ-b-{]-Im-c-ap≈ a\p-jy-\m-bn-cn-°, A{_-lm-an-s\-t∏mse hniz-kn-<br />
°p-I, tami-sb-t]mse A¤p-X-ß-fm¬ hgn-sX-‰msX P\sØ \bn-°p-I, ]usem-kn-s\-t∏mse<br />
Z¿i-\-ß-fmepw shfn-]m-Sp-I-fmepw \ndv k`-Iƒ ÿm]n®v, \√ Hm´w HmSn, \√ t]mcm´w<br />
t]mcm-Sn, PohnXw {InkvXphpw acWw em`hpam°n, {InkvXp-hns\ {]Xn F√mw Nhsds∂Æn<br />
PohnXw XnIbv-°p-I. Fs‚ {Iq-in¬ am{Xw ta≥a `mhn-°p-I. Pohs‚ IncoSw Rm≥ \n\-<br />
°mbn \¬Ipw.<br />
4. \ns‚Xmb ]≤-Xn-Iƒ C√m-sX-bn-cn-°p-∂, Fs‚ kvt\lsØ \ns‚ i‡n apgp-h≥ FSpØv Bflmhn¬<br />
\µn ]d-bp∂, ]q¿Æ-ambn Ing-S-ßn hn\-b-s∏´v Rm≥ ]d-bp-∂-sX¥pw Ahm\pw sNøm\pw Xømdm-Ip∂<br />
Ah-ÿm-bn-te°v F√m-bvt∏mgpw h∂m¬: \o Hcp temIm-¤p-X-am-Ipw.<br />
5. \o kz¥- Kp-W-Øm¬ hnip-≤-\m-b-X-√, Rm≥ \ns∂ ]e-h´w Fs‚ ]m]-an-√mØ c‡-Øm¬ hnip-≤n-<br />
I-cn-®-Xm-sW∂v \o ad-°-cp-Xv. a‰p≈-h-cpsS ]m]-ß-fn¬ \o Ah¿°p- th≠n kl-X-]n- °-Ww, Ah¿°v<br />
th≠n {]m¿∞n-°-Ww. Ah-sc-°mƒ D∂-X-\mbn Rm≥ \ns∂ B°n-b-XmWv. \o ta≥a `mhn-°-cp-Xv.<br />
Ahsc Fgp-Xn- X-≈-cpXv, a\-km¬ AI-‰-cpXv: kvt\ln-°-Ww.<br />
6. \ns‚ "aSn-Iƒ' Rm≥ Adp-sØ-dn-n-´p-≠v. Fs‚ "kΩ¿±ßƒ' C\n -ap-X¬ \o aSn-Iq-SmsX \S-∏nem°pw.<br />
7. Pohn-Xmhkm\w hscbpw \n\-°p≈ [\-Øn-s‚bpw, \S-Øn-∏n-s‚bpw Dd-h-Iƒ h‰msX \ne-\n¬Ipw.<br />
hnizkn®v, I≠v, hnkva-bn-°p-I.<br />
8. \o aem-J-am-cp-ambpw A[nIw Xma-kn-°msX kwkm-cn°pw. apgp-h-\mbn ka¿∏n-°p-I.<br />
9. ip{iqjbnepw Pohn-X-Ønepw Ae-k-Xbpw Ffp-∏ -am¿Khpw kzoI-cn-°p-∂-hsc [\w sImSpØm√,hN\w<br />
sImSp-ØmWv klm-bn-t°-≠-Xv.<br />
10. \o Db¿∂p-b¿∂v s]mbvs°m-≠n-cn°pw: XmgvN C\n ImWp-I-bn√.-<br />
11. ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hp-ambn ASpØ kulrZØnem-°pI.<br />
12. bp≤-amWv, Hcp {]mhiyw ^ew I≠n-s√-n¬ hn´p-sIm-Sp-°msX \nc-¥-c-ambn Bflo-b- bp-≤-w \-S-<br />
ØpI: ^eaWnbpw.<br />
13. A`n-tj-I-Øns‚ Db¿∂ Xew \ns‚ ta¬ h∂n-cn-°p-∂p. Bfp-Iƒ AXv "Xncn-®-dnbpw'.<br />
14. AXy-]q¿h-amb "kzm[n\i‡n' Rm≥ \n\°v \¬Ip-∂p. Bfp-I-sf√mw Fs‚ ]≤-Xn-Iƒ°mbn AXn-<br />
\m¬ BI¿jn-°-s]Spw<br />
15. F√mw s\K-‰nhv kml-N-cy-ßfpw tbip-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ t]mko-‰nhv Bbn {]h-Nn®v C√m-ØXv D≈-<br />
Xp-t]mse krjvSn®v, Pbsa-Sp-°p-I.<br />
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16. Akq-b-bpsS Zpcm-fl-hns\ XpS-°-Øn¬ Xs∂ imkn®v am‰m\p≈, hnizm-khpw ⁄m\hpw Rm≥<br />
\¬Ip-∂p.<br />
17. {]kw-Kn-°m≥ t]mIp∂ ÿe-ß-fn-epw, k`-I-fnepw \S°p∂ ImX-emb {]iv\-ß-sfbpw t]mcm- ´ßsfbpw<br />
shfn-s]-Sm≥ th≠n {]m¿∞n-IpI, AXn-\p≈ Ir] Rm≥ Xcp-∂p.<br />
18. Fgp-Xp-hm-\p≈ "Ir]' AXn-I-ambn Rm≥ \n\°v \¬In-bn-´p≠v. ]mSm-\p≈ A`n-tjIw Rm\ XnIw<br />
h¿≤n-∏n-Ipw. \ns‚ "Zm¿_ey߃' Rm≥ kuJy-am-°n-bn-´p-≠v.<br />
19. P¿Ω\n \n\-°p-≈-XmWv ˛ cmPy-ß-fpsS ta¬ B°n sh®n-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
20. F∂n¬ hn{i-an-°m≥ ]Tn-°-Ww. Fs‚ kam-[m\w a‰p-h-tcm-Sn-S-s]-Sp-tºmƒ Ah-cn¬ hym]-cn-°-Ww.<br />
21. Fs‚ Pohn-X-Ønse XmgvN-Iƒ Db¿®-IƒIp≈ ]Iz-X-bv°m-bn-´m-Wv.<br />
22. \o Bflm-hn¬ henb ]pkvX-I-߃ Fgp-Xpw. bqWn-th-gvkn-‰n-Iƒ _ncp-Z-߃ sNmcnbpw.<br />
23. hnizm-k-Øn-\mbn \o; BIm-i-Ønse \jv{X-ßsf t\m°p-I.<br />
24. Hcp hnam-\-Øn¬ \n∂v as‰m∂nte°v amdn amdn - \o ]e-t∏mgpw k©-cn-°pw.<br />
25. 5 hb- p≈ Ip´n-bn-eqsS \ns‚ IÆv Rm≥ kuJy-am-°nbXv. C\n \n∂n-eqsS kuJy-߃ D≠m-Iptºmƒ;<br />
\ns‚ Fs¥-nepw {]tXy-I-X-Iƒ sIm≠√, Fs‚ Icp-W-bm¬ BWv kuJy-߃ D≠mIp-<br />
∂-sX∂v, \o Xncn®dnbm-\m-Wv.<br />
26. \ns‚ Pohn-X-Øn¬ Ct∏mgpw ]co-£W L´w; \o ]IzX {]m]n-°m\pw, henb ‘ÿm\-Ønepw,<br />
[\Ønepw’ Ccn-Øm\pw th≠nbmWv. F√m Ah-ÿ-I-fnepw Ccn-°m\pw, hy{K-X-s∏-Sm-Xn-cn-°m\pw,<br />
hniz-kn-°m\pw, B{i-bn-°m\pw, Bfl-^-e-߃ Cu Ah-ÿ-bnepw \ne-\n¿Øm\pw \ns∂; Rm≥<br />
]cnio-en-∏n-Ip-I-bm-Wv.<br />
27. a\p-jy¿ \n߃°n-´n-´p≈ AXn-cp-Iƒ s]m´n®v ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv AXncpIƒ hnim-e-am-Ip-∂p.<br />
28. C{X at\m-l-c-ambn Rm≥ {]IrXnsb krjvSn-®p-sh-n¬ "henb {]Xn-^ew' apX-emb Fs‚<br />
hmKvZm\߃ F{X hepXpw al-Ø-c-hp-am-bn-cn°pw. AXn-\mbn {]Xo-£n®v \√ t]mcm´w sNbvXv AXv<br />
]nSn-®-S-°pI<br />
29. Hmtcm ÿeØpw tbmK-Øn\v t]mIpw ap≥s]; B ÿe-Øp≈ {][m\ t]mcm´ i‡n-Isf Adnbm\pw<br />
imkn-°p-hm\pw Aßs\ hnSp-X¬ ]q¿W-am-°m-\p≈ shfn-]m-Sns‚ Ir], Rm≥-\n\-°mbn<br />
Xcp-∂p.<br />
30. Fs∂ B{i-bn-°p-∂-hsc, hnip-≤n-I-c-W-Øn-\mbn hn´p Xcp-∂-h-sc, \ymbw ka¿∏n-°p-∂-hsc Rm≥<br />
ka¿∏n-°p∂ Af-hn¬ \nd-Ip. Ah-cpsS F√m taJ-e-I-sfbpw am{X-a-√, Ah¿ _‘-s∏-´n-cn-°p-∂-XnteIpw<br />
DNn-Xamb Af-hnepw, coXn-bnepw Rm\Xv hym]n-∏n-°pw.<br />
31. bqtdm-∏n¬ {]tXyI {]h¿Ø-\-߃<br />
32. a\p-jy¿ an°-hmdpw Xß-fpsS bYm¿∞ B{Klßsf ‘apJw aqSn’ sIm≠v aqSn sh°pw.<br />
33. \Ωp-tSXv Bflob t]mcm´w BsW-nepw, \ap-°mbn bp≤w sNøp-∂Xv tbip-hm-I-bm¬, \mw "hn{i-a-<br />
Øn-emWv’.<br />
33. Nne A{K-l-߃ e`n-®mepw Nne¿°v \jvS-s∏-Sp-∂Xv; A\p-k-c-W-t°-Sp-Iƒ aqe-am-Wv.<br />
34. Rm≥ {]m¿∞-\bv°v adp-]-Sn-Iƒ \¬Ip-sa-nepw, F\n°v \ns∂ Ipdn®p≈ ]≤XnIƒ°\pkcn®v<br />
{]m¿∞n-®m¬, adp-]-Sn-Iƒ A¤pX adp-]-Sn-Ifpw \ne- \n¬°p-∂-Xp-ambncn°pw.<br />
35. ]m]hpw ]m]w aqe-apff Zpcn-X-ßfpw, AXns‚ ]cn-WnX ^e-am-bp≈ \ymb-hn-[n-bpamW;v ssZhsØ,<br />
a\p-jy-sc-°p-dn®v F∂pw Zp:Jn∏n-°p-∂-Xv.<br />
36. {]m¿∞-\-bn¬ shfn-s∏-´Xv, hnizm-k-Øm¬ {]h¿Øn-I-fn¬ sIm≠p h-cWw. aSp∏v amdWw. ssZhtØm-Sp≈<br />
A\p-k-cWw, {]h¿Øn-I-fn¬ hf¿ØWw<br />
37. \o t\cn´,v Rm≥ ]d-bmsX A[nIw t]tcmSv kwkm-cn-°-cpXv; \o Ft∂mSp ]d-bpI. Rm≥ \ns∂-<br />
°mƒ hfsc \∂mbn hy‡n-I-tfmSpw, kwL-S-\-I-tfmSpw, ÿm]-\-ß-tfm-Spw kwkm-cn-®p sIm-≈mw.<br />
38. \o H∂n-\p-w th≠n "HmtS≠' Ah-iy-an√. Fs∂ [ym\n-®m¬, \n∂n-te°v F√mw h∂p-sIm≈pw. ]≤-<br />
Xn-Iƒ' Hs∂m∂mbv Rm≥ \ns‚ "aSn-bn-te°v' sIm≠p- h∂,v C´p- X-cpw.<br />
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39. cmjv{S-߃ \ns‚ t]cv tI´m¬ "Ipepßpw'. AØ-c-Øn¬ \ns∂ Rm≥ "hm¿°pw'. Hmtcm Znhkhpw<br />
\o Ign-hnepw, A`n-tj-I-Ønepw hf-sc-tbsd s]cp-In-s°m≠v Ccn-°pw. At\Iw {][m\-a-{¥nam-tcmSpw<br />
{]kn-U‚p-am-tcmSpsam∏w \o \n¬°p-Ibpw, Ah¿ \ns‚ kplr-Øp°-fm-Ip-Ibpw sNøpw.<br />
40. hmXn-ep-Iƒ Rm≥ \n›-b-ambpw Xpd-°pw: kmº-Øn-I-amb "Xtßm-sS' -Xs∂. ]ns∂ "Xmßv' th≠mØ<br />
coXn-bn¬ Rm≥ \ns∂ kº-∂-\m°pw. \ns‚ ]cn-io-e-\-߃°v kmº-Øn-I-am-b-tXm, "Nph∏p\mS'<br />
hgn-bm-btXm Bb XS- -߃ D≠m-Ip-I-bn-√. \ns‚ "F√mw' Rm≥ hnPb-Øn-se-Øn°pw.<br />
11. kmaqly tkh\ ]cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ<br />
I. skan-\m-dp-I-sfbpw sh_v ssk‰p-I-sfbpw Ipdn-®p≈ ]{X-°p-dn∏v<br />
PRESS RELEASE<br />
D]-tbm-K-{]-Z-amb sshZy-imkv{X, {InkvXy≥ sh_v ssk‰p-Iƒ<br />
sshZy-im-kv{X-]-chpw Aÿn-tcm-K- kw-_-‘-hp-amb hnh-c-߃ Ffp-∏-Øn¬ tiJ-cn-°m≥ DX-<br />
Ip∂ c≠m-bn-c-tØmfw enp-Ifpw \q‰n-b≥]-Xn¬]cw t]Pp-Ifpw GI-tZiw Aq-tdmfw saUn-<br />
°¬ Ne-\-Nn-{X-ß-fpw D≈ "tIcf Hm¿tØm-∏n-SnIvkv C‚¿\mj-W¬' F∂ saUn-°¬ sh_v ssk‰v<br />
s]mXp-P\ {]tbm-P-\-Øn-\mbn e`y-am-Wv. CXns‚ sh_v A{Ukv keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org<br />
F∂-Xm-Wv. BtcmKy imkv{X-hn-h-c-߃, tcmKn-Iƒ°m-bp≈ hnh-c-߃, temIm-tcm-Ky-kw-L-S\<br />
t]mep≈ F√m {]apJ sshZy ssk‰p-I-fn-te-°p-ap≈ enp-Iƒ F∂n-h-sb√mw Cu sh_v ssk‰n¬<br />
e`y-am-Wv. tUmIvS¿am¿°v Kth-j-W-Øn\v klm-bn-°p∂ tImUp-Iƒ, Um‰m-t_-kp-Iƒ, saUn-°¬<br />
{Smkv{In-]vj≥, kvtImdp-Iƒ F∂n-hbpw CXn-eqsS e`y-am-Wv. \ho\ ikv{X-{Io-b-Iƒ s\-‰p-hgn ImWm≥<br />
kuI-cy-s∏-Sp-Øp∂ sh_v Imk-‰p-Iƒ saUn-°¬ kvsseUv tjmIƒ, A]q¿∆ tcmK-߃, Bbn-c-<br />
Ø-q-tdmfw hcp∂ saUn-°¬ tP¿W-ep-Iƒ, s^t√m-jn-∏p-Iƒ F∂n-h-bn-se-°p≈ enp-Ifpw CXn¬<br />
e`y-am-Wv. hnt\mZ k©m-cn-Iƒ°p≈ hnh-c-߃, t^m¨ Ub-d-IvS-dn-Iƒ, Hm¨ sse≥ ]{X-߃<br />
apX-emb At\Iw s]mXp-hmb enp-I-fpw, Cu ssk‰n¬ sImSp-Øn-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
GI-tZiw Bbn-c-tØmfw {InkvXy≥ enp-Ifpw Aq-tdmfw {InkvXy≥ Ne\ Nn{X-ß-fp-ap≈<br />
C≥Uy≥ {InkvXy≥ sh_v ssk‰pw D]-tbm-K-Øn-\mbn e`y-am-Wv. CXns‚ A{Ukv<br />
www.indianchristianlinksandforum.org F∂mWv. Cu sh_v ssk‰n-eqsS `mcX-Ønse ap∂q-tdmfw<br />
{][m-\-s∏´ {InkvXy≥ ssk‰p-I-fn-te°v {]th-in-°p-hm≥ Ign-bpw. hnhn[ C≥Uy≥ `mj-I-fnepw<br />
Cw•o-jn-ep-ap≈ kuP\y Iwºyq-´¿ ss__n-fp-Ifpw ss__nƒ tk¿®v tkm^v‰v shb-dp-Ifpw tiJcn-°p-hm≥<br />
klm-bn-°p∂ enp-Iƒ CXn-eqsS e`y-am-Wv. {InkvXy≥ kwKo-Xw, C‚¿s\‰v tdUn-tbm-<br />
Iƒ, Ub-d-IvS-dn-I-ƒ, Poh-Im-cpWy ^≠p-Iƒ°v At]-£n-°m-hp∂ sh_v ssk‰p-Iƒ, anj≥ {]h¿Ø-<br />
\-߃, an\n-kv{Sn-Iƒ F∂n-h-bn-te-°p≈ enp-Ifpw CXn¬ sImSp-Øn-cn-°p∂p. temI-Ønse F√m<br />
{]apJ {InkvXob sh_v ssk‰pIfn- - te°pw, Cu sh_v ssk‰neqsS Ffp-∏-Øn¬ {]th-in-°m-hp-∂-<br />
Xm-Wv. ta¬ ]d sh_v ssk‰p-Iƒ \n¿Ωn®v ta¬t\m´w hln-°p-∂Xv tUm. PnΩn Fw.-F¬. BWv.<br />
tdmU-]-IS {]Yaip{iqj, kmaqly sshZy BXpc kzbw k∂-KvZX<br />
]cn-io-e\, Zpc¥ ˛ AXym-lnX skan-\m-dp-Iƒ°mbn<br />
Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-KvZ\pw, tIc-f-Ønse Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-KvZ-cpsS kwL-S-\-bpsS kwÿm\ sF.Sn.<br />
sk{I-´-dn-bp-ambncp∂ tUm.-Pn-Ωn. Fw.-F¬ Ign F´v h¿j-ßtfm-f-ambn GI-tZiw F¨]-tXmfw<br />
tdmU-]-IS {]Yaip{iqj skan-\m-dp-Iƒ, ]men-tb‰ohv ]cn-]m-e\w kmaqly sshZyw F∂n-h-bpƒs∏-<br />
Sp∂ kmaqly sshZy BXpc kzbw k∂-KvZX ]cn-io-e\ skan-\m-dp-Iƒ, ko¿W-amb Zpc¥ ˛<br />
AXym-lnX skan-\m-dp-Iƒ F∂nh A¿≤, apgp Zn\ßfnembn t]meo-kv, F≥.-kn.-kn, ¢∫p-Iƒ,<br />
tImtf-Pp-Iƒ, \gvknwKv ÿm]-\-߃,- kvIq-fp-Iƒ, Bip-]-{Xn-Iƒ, kmaqly tkh\ ˛ ]men-tb-‰ohv<br />
kwL-S-\-Iƒ F∂n-h-bn¬ k¿´n-^n-°-t‰m-Sp-IqSn, F¬.-kn.Un s{]mP-IvS¿, Iºyq-´¿, tamU-ep-Iƒ F∂nh-bpsS<br />
klm-b-tØmsS tIcf-Ønepw, Xangv\m´n-ep-ambn lnµn, -Cw-•o-jv,- a-e-bmfw `mj-I-fn¬ \S-Ønbn-cp-∂p.<br />
ap≥ apJy-a{¥n AS-°-ap≈ {]ap-J-∑m¿ At±-l-Øns‚ skan-\m-dp-Iƒ D¬Lm-S\w sNøp-Ibp-≠mbn.<br />
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tdmU-]-I-S- {]Y-aip{iqj skan-\m-dp-I-fn¬ tdmU-]-IS߃ hcm-Xn-cn-°m≥ ]men-t°≠ saUn-<br />
°¬Im-cy-ß-sf-°p-dn®pw A]-I-S-Øn¬s]-´-h-cpsS Poh≥ c£n-°m≥ \¬tI≠ {]Ya ip{iq-j-I-sf-<br />
°p-dn®pw ¢ms -SpØv ]cn-io-e\w \¬Ip-∂-Xm-Wv. tdmU-]-I-S-߃ Imc-W-a-√msX hcp∂ km[mcW<br />
ImWp∂ Xe-Np-‰¬, Xos∏m-≈¬, hnj-_m-[, ]mºp-I-Sn, lrZ-bm-LmXw apX-emb AXym-ln-X-߃°mbn<br />
sNtø≠ {]Ya ip{iq-j-I-sf-°p-dn®pw izmtkmOzm-khpw lrZ-b -{]-h¿Ø-\hpw \ne-®m¬ sNtø≠<br />
Imcy-ß-sf-°p-dn®pw ¢msk-Sp-°p-∂-Xm-Wv. kmaqly sshZy-m-Xpc kzbw k∂-Kv[Z ]cn-ioe\ skan-<br />
\m-dp-I-fn¬ kmaq-ly-sshZyw, ]cn-kc ipNn-Xzw, t]mj-Im-lm-cw, BtcmKy hnj-b-ß-ƒ, Pohn-X- co-Xn-<br />
Ifpw ioe-ß-fpw, ]men-tb-‰ohv ]cn-]m-e\w, hr≤-∑m¿, K¿`n-Wn-Iƒ, Ip´n-Iƒ, AwK-ssh-I-ey-ap-≈-h¿<br />
F∂n-ß-s\-bp≈ {]tXyI Iq´-ß-fpsS ]cn-N-c-Ww, ]I¿® hym[n-Iƒ, {]Y-a-ip-{iq-j, kn.-]n.-B¿.<br />
F∂nh Dƒs∏-Sp-Øn-bn-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
CØ-c-Øn-ep≈ skan-\m-dp-Ifpw a‰p {]h¿Ø-\-ßfpw hgn ko‰v _¬‰v \n¿_‘w, sl¬sa‰v<br />
\n¿_‘w, aZy]n®v hml\w HmSn-°¬, kv]oUv F∂n-h-bpsS \nb-{¥nWw apX-em-bh Dƒs∏-Sp-ØnsIm≠v<br />
tIc-f- k¿°m-cns‚ KXm-KX \bw c≠v h¿jw ap≥]v amdp-I-bp-≠mbn. GI-tZiw Bbn-ctØmfw<br />
Poh-\p-Iƒ Hmtcm h¿jhpw Hmtcm{]apJ tIc-f- \-K-c-ß-fnepw AXp-aqew c£-s]´psIm≠ncn-°p∂p.<br />
skan-\m-dp-Iƒ \S-Øm-\mbn:-˛ Hcp Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-KvZ-\pw tIc-f-Ønse Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-KvZ-cpsS<br />
kwL-S-\-bpsS ap≥ kwÿm\ tPmbn‚ v sk{I-´-dnbpw sF.-Sn. sk{I-´-dn-bp-ambn-cp∂ tUm. PnΩn Fw.-<br />
F¬ s\ 5 c tKmIpew kv{^nwKv Suh¿, sI.sI tdmUv, In-°pgn ]mew, tIm´bw Su¨, F∂<br />
hnem-k-Øn-eq-sS-tbm, jimmyml2000@gmail.com F∂ C˛-sa-bn-en-eq-sStbm, 9446441698, 9946012740,<br />
0481 ˛ 2571698 F∂o t^m¨ \º-dp-I-fn-eq-sStbm _‘-s∏-Sm-hp-∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
II. {]h¿Ø-\-ßfpw Npa-X-e-Ifpw Npcp-°-Øn¬<br />
(Short summary <strong>of</strong> activities and responsibilities)<br />
Contact Details and Consultation Times:<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. JIMMY M.L., Orthopaedic Surgeon<br />
MBBS, D-Ortho, WOEP, FASIF (Switzerland)<br />
Past state I.T. & Joint Secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala Orthopaedic Association<br />
Advisory and Editorial Board Member, Web Master,<br />
Evangelist, Speaker, Author, Emergency Medical Trainer,<br />
Visiting Faculty <strong>of</strong> Medical Institutes and University Examiner.<br />
Ex P.T.A. President and Ex. I.M.A. Joint Secretary<br />
Past consultant Orthodpaedic Surgon at Angamaly Mission Hospital,<br />
Kothamangalam Basalios Hospital, Kottayam Medical College,<br />
Kalathipady Karipal Hospital<br />
(Mob) 09446441698, Land : 0481 - 2571698<br />
Residence: 5C Gokulam Spring Tower, Near Kanjikuzhy Bridge,<br />
K.K. Road, Kottayam-686 004, Kerala, India<br />
E-mail Address: jimmyml2000@gmail.com<br />
Consultation Times :<br />
Home Clinic (Gokulam 5C Flat):- 08.00 to 09.00 AM, Appointment by Phone<br />
Sushrusha Hospital, Varissery:- Monday, Thursday 05.00 PM to 08.00 PM<br />
C.M.C. Hospital, Samkranthy:- Thursday 02.30 PM to 4.00 PM<br />
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{]m¿∞\m tbmK-Øn-\mbn<br />
kabw: sNm∆ 2.30 pm. apX¬ 5.30 pm. hsc (ssh-In-´v) ÿew: 5 kn, tKmKp-ew kv{]nwKvSh¿ (^vfm‰v),<br />
In-°pgn ]me-Øn\p kao-]w, sI.-sI. tdmUv, tIm´bw Su¨ Iu¨kn-enwKv, ss__nƒ ¢mkv, hN\ ip{iqj,<br />
tcmKn-Iƒ°mbn {]m¿∞-\, Bcm-[-\ F∂nh D≠m-bn-cn-°p-∂-Xm-Wv.<br />
IqSp-X¬ hnh-c-߃°v: Mob:9446441698, 9946012740 Ph: 0481-2571698<br />
Please Visit and Utilize the websites managed by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M.L.<br />
Indian Christian site with 1000 links indianchristianlinksandforum.org<br />
Medical site with 2000 medical links keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org<br />
<strong>Personal</strong> Site: doctorjimmy.tk<br />
For seminars & meetings: For fixing Accident care, CPR, Community Health Volunteering, Emergency<br />
medicine & Disas ter medicine seminars and Christian meetings-Contact by phone<br />
Bcm-[-\bv°v : sh≈n, Rmb¿ cmhnse 10.00 \pw 1.00 \pw CSbv°v "kz¿Kob hncp∂v',\mK-º-Sw,Im´bw<br />
III. Press release about medical and christian web sites<br />
A web site named ‘ Kerala orthopaedics international ‘ is available for public utility. The<br />
web site contains around 2000 links that enables us to collect medical and orthopaedic information, 150<br />
pages and 500 medical animations. The web address is keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org .In this<br />
web site links to health information, patient information and all the important medical web sites including<br />
W.H.O. are available. Through this web site links that aids the medical research such as codes, databases,<br />
medical transcription, scores etc. can be availed. Links for live surgical web casts <strong>of</strong> the new types <strong>of</strong><br />
surgeries, medical slide shows, 1500 medical journals, rare diseases and medical fellowships are also available<br />
in this. General links like tourism information, telephone directories, online news papers etc. are available in<br />
this site. This is also an email discussion forum for the orthopaedic surgeons. Around 800 bone specialists or<br />
related specialists from many countries <strong>of</strong> the world were members <strong>of</strong> this forum when it was working in<br />
MSN groups. Membership was not necessary to utilize the links.<br />
An Indian Christian web site named ‘ Indian Christian links and forum ‘is available for public<br />
use. The web site contains around 1000 Christian links and 500 Christian animations. The web address is<br />
indianchristianlinksandforum.orgIt is possible to enter through this web site to 300 important Indian<br />
Christian sites. In this web site links that helps us to download free electronic bibles in english and many<br />
Indian languages and bible search s<strong>of</strong>twares are available. Links to Christian music, internet radios, directories,<br />
sites through which we can apply for charity work funds, mission works, ministries etc. are also given. It is<br />
possible to enter all the important international Christian web sites through links in this web site. This web<br />
site is also a Christian email discussion forum for persons who may be from different Christian denominations,<br />
area <strong>of</strong> activity and positions to notify and discuss about their visions, needs and activities. The membership<br />
for the discussions could be taken through the site by giving your email address.<br />
The above mentioned web sites are constructed and managed by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. who is an<br />
orthopaedic surgeon and was I.T. Secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic association. The Kerala orthopaedic<br />
association web sites such as keralaorthopaedicassociation . org and keralaorthopaedicassociationchat<br />
.org were constructed and managed by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. He collected the links given in all the above mentioned<br />
web sites by four years hard work. He constructed and maintains all these web sites for common or public<br />
utility and has spent around five lakh rupees from his personal money for this activity. Now he lives at<br />
Kottayam and he is a native <strong>of</strong> Trichur town.To enter all the above mentioned web sites easily and also to<br />
know more details about <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L., You can visit his personal web site addressed doctorjimmy.tk<br />
.His address is Muttambalam P.O., Kottayam, Kerala.Email address is jimmyml2000@hotmail.com .Phone<br />
numbers are 0481-2571698, 9387605566 .You can contact him through the above mentioned details to<br />
clarify your doubts about the web sites managed by him<br />
I hope that, this news will come in your news paper ( T.V. ) <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L.<br />
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IV. kmaqly tkh\ ]cn-]m-Sn-I-fpsS t^mt´mIƒ<br />
‘tIcf Hm¿tØm]o-UnIvkvv<br />
C‚¿\m-j-W¬’ sh_vssk‰v<br />
Zpc¥ sshZy ]cn-io-e\w<br />
79<br />
‘C≥Uy≥ {InkvXy≥ envkv<br />
B‚ v t^mdw’ sh_vssk‰v<br />
tUm. PnΩn au≠v Im¿a-¬ ]n.-Sn.-F. {]kn-U‚mbn-cp-∂-t∏mƒ<br />
˛ hm¿jnI DXvLm-S\w (If-IvS¿)<br />
tUm. PnΩn-bp-sS -{]-kwKw: thZn-bn¬ If-IvS¿, h\nX No^v FUn-‰¿,<br />
{]n≥kn-∏mƒ, {]ikvX kmln-Xy-Im-c≥, kn\nam \S≥
V, Letter from Traffic I.G., Kerala - As per the direction from<br />
the <strong>of</strong>fices <strong>of</strong> President <strong>of</strong> India and Chief Minister <strong>of</strong> Kerala<br />
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VI. About unique orthopaedic web site<br />
1.Highly useful orthopaedic links<br />
The ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ web site is unique with around 2000 orthopaedic links and<br />
the links are given in such a manner that an orthopaedic surgeon can go to all important orthopaedic<br />
and medical web sites in one click and can know what are the important orthopaedic informations<br />
available in the entire world wide web by just looking at the home page. The site address is http://<br />
keralaorthopaedicsinternational.tk .This web site is linked to the entire important orthopaedic, medical,<br />
health and related Internet networks. The site contains around 150 link pages, 35 fun s<strong>of</strong>tware’s, 500<br />
medical & other clip arts and animations.<br />
Through this site orthopaedic surgeons can download orthopaedic textbooks, power point<br />
presentations and medical clip arts etc, post meetings, search and post rare conditions, search journals<br />
and recent advances. International Roth meeting information, fellowship links and live orthopaedic web<br />
casts are available through the site. Regular IOA news and meeting information were published in the<br />
web site. Links for orthopaedic clinical research instruments are also given. Through general links<br />
orthopaedic surgeons can search phone numbers, email addresses, tourism information and download<br />
newspapers, s<strong>of</strong>tware’s etc<br />
2.Pages and folders published<br />
1.What’’s New 2.Message archive ,Description <strong>of</strong> pages <strong>of</strong> the site, About ‘KERALA<br />
ORTHOPAEDICS’ email discussion forum 3.Message from the KOA-IOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers, Future<br />
Roth programmers <strong>of</strong> IOA & KOA 4.Managers links, Most useful sites 5.Health sites, General links,<br />
Rare conditions, Radiology (Roth) links, Orthopaedic syndromes, Osteology, anatomy links, Reflex<br />
sympathetic dystrophy links 6.AIDS links, <strong>Dr</strong>ugs links, Medical links, Medical web sites, Medical<br />
organizations, Medical specialty sites 7.Orthopaedic links, Orthopaedic web sites, Orthopaedic specialty<br />
sites, Orthopaedic related sites, BMD and osteoporosis links, Bio materials and implants, Manufacturers<br />
- Roth related, Mailing lists - Roth related, MSN groups - Roth related, Yahoo groups - Roth related,<br />
Orthopaedic organizations, Indian Roth & allied organization ns, National orthopaedic organizations,<br />
Orthopaedic un its, departments & universities, European Roth <strong>of</strong>fice bearer’s 8.Fracture links, Trauma<br />
centers, Trauma –<br />
Principles, Traumatology links, Infection & compound fractures, Hospital disinfection links, Skeletal<br />
T.B. links, Hand surgery links, Plastic surgery and allied links, Spine surgery links, SCI & paraplegia<br />
links, Scoliosis links, Ankle and foot links, Sports medicine links, Arthroscopic surgery links, Physiatry<br />
and allied links, Orthotic & prosthetic links, Disability links, Amputee links, Shoulder and elbow links,<br />
Deformity correction & Ellizarove links, Limb salvage & onco surgery, Pathology, oncology links,<br />
Paediatric orthopaedics links, Cerebral palsy links, Perhes disease links, Polio and PPRP links,<br />
Arthroplasty links, Hip Roth links, Knee Roth links, Arthritis links, Rheumatology links, Residents corner,<br />
Ortho related coerces, Awards - Roth & related, Grants - R&D, ortho, travel, Orthopaedic fellowship<br />
links 10.Medical references, Research links - medicine & allied, Journal search - medicine & allied,<br />
Recent advances links <strong>of</strong> medicine, Orthopaedic references, Research links - Roth & allied, Orthopaedic<br />
educational links, Journals search - orthopaedic & related, Recent advances links <strong>of</strong> orthopaedics<br />
11.Interesting links, Medico legal issues, W.H.O. and allied links, Search doctors, CVs, ortho surgeons<br />
and hospitals, Apply for global Roth jobs, Patient information links - medicine, ortho & related, Science<br />
for the millennium, Evidence based medicine, Medical Noble prize winners, Bio mechanics links, Bio<br />
medical engineering links, Genetic engineering and bio technology links, Bone & joint decade 2000-<br />
2010,Submit your training post <strong>of</strong>fer to WOEP - ICOE – AOA, Internationally post orthopaedic and<br />
related meetings, Consultancy & allied services for hospitals 12.CME courses - Roth links related,<br />
Medical clip art links, Videos & MM - Roth related, Orthopaedic news mails, Online discussion areas,<br />
Ortho discussion archives, Ortho slide show (PP) links, Chat sites - Roth & related, Live orthopaedic<br />
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web casts, Orthopaedic online interactive teaching International meetings links - orthopaedic and related,<br />
Online news links - orthopaedic and related 13.Medical robotics, Tele medicine links, PDA s<strong>of</strong>tware’s<br />
– orthopaedics, Computers in Roth & medicine, Minimally invasive & LASER surgery links, Computer<br />
assisted orthopaedic surgery links, Information technology in medicine and orthopaedics, How to keep<br />
email size small 14.Pictures, Documents, Chat-orthopaedics, Clip art collection, Exciting fun place &<br />
downloadable, Ortho clip arts, Ortho animations, Ortho x-ray clips, Medical clip arts, Medical animation<br />
s, General clip arts, General animations, Fun clip arts, Fun animations, Photo clip arts, Painters clip arts<br />
15.Members clip arts, Members fun uploads, Members personal files, Members photo uploads, Members<br />
orthopaedic files, Members pr<strong>of</strong>ile list, Members link contributions, Members announcements list<br />
16.Members Tools<br />
3.Clinical Research Instruments<br />
Links for orthopaedic clinical research instruments are given as eight pages such as Scores,<br />
Coding, Classifications, Databases, Outcome Studies, Transcription, Medical Statistics and Quality<br />
Control. These links were collected after extensive browsing and they are given in a classified manner.<br />
These links can be very useful for thesis work, research papers and article writing.<br />
4.History and activities <strong>of</strong> the site<br />
The email discussion forum ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ for orthopaedic surgeons<br />
was started on 09-05-03.Around 800 international members including many abroad IOA members,<br />
University Pr<strong>of</strong>essors and specialists from all different orthopaedic sub specialties are members <strong>of</strong> this<br />
web site. Reports from abroad about the links given in web sites are, as excellent. The messages to the<br />
web site from the IOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers were supplied on July 2003 by <strong>Dr</strong>.Pravin Kanabar and<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.H.K.T.Raza.The ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ site was encouraged by senior members <strong>of</strong><br />
IOA such as <strong>Dr</strong>.Silan Batacharia, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sisir Restogi, <strong>Dr</strong>.Indrajith Sarcar, Pr<strong>of</strong>.Bharghava, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sudhir<br />
Warrior, <strong>Dr</strong>.Rajashekaran, <strong>Dr</strong>.M.Vahanan Natarajan, <strong>Dr</strong>.David V.Rajan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Rajagopalan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Shantharam<br />
Shetty, <strong>Dr</strong>.Devadoos, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sree Ram, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ravi Kourula, <strong>Dr</strong>.K.P.Daga and <strong>Dr</strong>.Sreenivasa Rao, <strong>Dr</strong>.P.S.John,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Vargheese Chacko, <strong>Dr</strong>.K.C.Gopalakrishnan and <strong>Dr</strong>.U.Jayaprakash..<strong>Dr</strong>.Harpeet S.Gill – John<br />
Hopkins,U.S.A, <strong>Dr</strong>.Mohmood – Jordan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ahamed Sayeed – U.K., <strong>Dr</strong>.J.M.Riano – Panama,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Cristitar Lunga – Rumania, <strong>Dr</strong>.Raphael Hau – Australia, <strong>Dr</strong>.Nuruddin – Dubai, <strong>Dr</strong>.Faris Al-Hafid –<br />
Iraq, <strong>Dr</strong>.Aidin – Philadelphia, <strong>Dr</strong>.Riyadnezam, Saudi Arabia and <strong>Dr</strong>.Ashraflotfy – Egypt are some <strong>of</strong><br />
the international members who lead discussions or sent messages.<br />
This site is constructed and managed by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L., IT Secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic<br />
association. Idea to start this web site was obtained to <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. by the revelation he got after<br />
his extensive browsing <strong>of</strong> the web.The revelation was that there are extensive free information available<br />
to orthopaedic surgeons on the web and this can be given in a compact form, so that with out much<br />
browsing they can collect any information related to orthopaedics. The Kerala orthopaedic association<br />
web sites such as http://keralaorthopaedicassociation.tk and http://keralaorthopaedicassociationchat.tk<br />
are constructed and managed by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy. M. L. Around four lakes rupees are spent for the<br />
construction and maintenance <strong>of</strong> the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial, KOA discussion and ‘ keralaorthopaedicsinternational<br />
‘ web sites for the last three years from the personal money <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. You can visit his<br />
personal web site addressed http://doctorjimmy.tk .His address is Muttambalam P.O., Kottayam, Kerala.<br />
Email address is jimmyml2000@hotmail.com .Phone numbers are 0 - 9449441698, 0 - 9387605566,<br />
0481-2571698.You can contact him through the above mentioned details to clarify your doubts about<br />
the web sites managed by him. The pioneering orthopaedic IT activities are recognized <strong>of</strong>ficially by<br />
KOA and <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy. M. L. was awarded special KOA certificate <strong>of</strong> recognition at KOACON Silver<br />
jubilee conference<br />
5.How to join, upload and discuss ?<br />
Please join the site with your email address for orthopaedic and related discussions. Through<br />
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this email forum orthopaedic surgeons can exchange pr<strong>of</strong>essional queries and answers, discuss<br />
organizational matters, post messages, intimate about orthopaedic seminars, workshops and meetings<br />
which we conduct by posting in th e calendar and even publish their personal data and pho tos. The<br />
messages will be automatically mailed to your personal email box, if you choose to do so or you can<br />
choose to read it on the web. You can keep your orthopaedic files which may be <strong>of</strong> benefit to others in<br />
‘member’s orthopaedic files’.You can take membership in the forum through the site. You need a net<br />
passport or a hotmail email address for this. Net passport can be made with your existing email address<br />
through the link in our site while joining our group. Hotmail address can be made from hotmail.com site.<br />
Open the web site and please click ‘Join Now’ to join the forum<br />
After joining you can send messages to this forum by signing in as member or from your<br />
email account with which you joined the site. You can sign in as member by opening the site http://<br />
keralaorthopaedicsinternational.tk and then clicking on the ‘sign in’ icon on the top <strong>of</strong> the home page.<br />
Give your email ad dress and pass word with which you joined the site. Then click ‘What’s new’ on the<br />
left hand top. What’s New page with ‘members tools’ on the bottom <strong>of</strong> the column on left or members<br />
tools box on the top <strong>of</strong> the right side can be utilized .Then open the ‘Send a Message to Members’ and<br />
sent your message. After signing in, you can download chat s<strong>of</strong>tware from the link available on left<br />
bottom area <strong>of</strong> the web site and start on line chatting with other members, if they are also signed in and<br />
downloaded the chat s<strong>of</strong>tware. You can upload pictures or upload and download files to our forum<br />
through the site by signing in as member<br />
All the links, pages, discussions, photos and many files in these sites can be utilized with out<br />
joining or signing in. Joining or ‘signing in’ are required for sending messages, chat, uploading photos<br />
and uploading or downloading files in the file folder <strong>of</strong> the site. It is easy to learn these by utilizing ‘ how<br />
to do ?. Joining or sending messages in these sites is not complicated. The links explaining about how<br />
to join?, how to sent messages?, how to upload files and photos? etc are given in the site. You can<br />
utilize these links for clarifications<br />
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I. Present Consultation Times<br />
Home Clinic (Gokulam 5C Flat):- 08.00 to 09.00 AM, Appointment by Phone<br />
Sushrusha Hospital, Varissery:- Monday, Thursday 05.00 PM to 08.00 PM<br />
C.M.C. Hospital, Samkranthy:- Thursday 02.30 PM to 4.00 PM<br />
IL. Karipal Practice<br />
(<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy worked at Karipal; During 2003 to 2008 period)<br />
Bone specialist <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M.L., M.B.B.S., D-Ortho, WOEP, FASIF (Switzerland) has taken charge<br />
in the Orthopaedics department from 11-03-05 onwards. Patients with Orthopaedic complaints like back<br />
ache, neck pain, arthritis knee, shoulder stiffness, deformities <strong>of</strong> limbs etc. can consult the doctor in the out<br />
patient clinic from 11 A.M. to 12 A.M. and 5 P.M. to 6 P.M. in all the working days.<br />
Accident victims with injuries like Fractures, dislocations, contusions, Sprains, deep wounds etc. can<br />
avail the export opinion and treatment <strong>of</strong> the doctor, 24 hours day. All the facilities like fracture table and<br />
electrical instruments to do major Orthopaedic Surgical procedures including major hip Surgeries are available<br />
here. C - arm facility that enables us to do bone rods with minimum surgical opening is also available here.<br />
Along with Orthopaedic Department, a physiotherapy unit with all the modern facilities and 24 hour x-ray<br />
Services are available here.<br />
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13. Combined Reports and biodatas<br />
REPORTS OF SEMINARS, INTERNET, SOCIAL SERVICE & CHRISTIAN ACTIVITES,<br />
THEIR IMPACT ON GOVERNMENT POLICY, PERSONAL& FAMILY BIO DATAS<br />
Major sub headings:-<br />
1. Bio Data Of <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. (Except Seminar Reports) (Updated On 08 – 09 – 10),<br />
2. Results Of Some Christian Activities And Gifts Of Spirit<br />
3. Brief Bio Data Of Other Family Members,<br />
4. Accident Care And Internet Activities For Publication, Support ,‘Recognition’, Awards (Detailed Report<br />
On The Medical Accident Care, Medical Charity And Internet Activities Of <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. From 2000<br />
to 2010 Period)<br />
1. BIO DATA OF DR. JIMMY M. L. (EXCEPT SEMINAR REPORTS)<br />
(Updated on 08 – 09 – 10)<br />
A. <strong>Personal</strong> details Of <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L.<br />
1.Name - <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L 2.Date <strong>of</strong> birth; 14-02-1968, 2.Present address: - 5 C Gokulam Spring Tower,<br />
Near Kanjikuzhy bridge, NH 220 (KK road0, Kottayam town, Kerala, India. PIN:-686004, 3.Present Phone<br />
numbers :- Land – 0091 - 0481- 2571698, Mobile: (0)9446441698, (0)9946012740, 4.Email address :jimmyml2000@gmail.com,<br />
jimmyml2000@hotmail.com 5.<strong>Personal</strong> web site :-www.doctorjimmy.tk, 6. Other<br />
presently managed site; www.keralaorthopaedicinternational.org, www.indianchristianlinksandforum.org,<br />
7.Family <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy; Wife – Mrs. Liji Jimmy, Daughters – Elsa , Christina, Son – Paul, 8. Parental family<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy - Father :- Late Mr. M.A. Lonappan (Oppan), Mother – Mrs. Elsy Lonappan, Siblings, Mr.<br />
Shammy M. L., Mrs. Nimmy Stanly (Alphonsa), <strong>Dr</strong>. Mrs. Simmy Noble (Semmy), In laws; Mrs. Doreen<br />
Shammy, Mr Stanly, <strong>Dr</strong>. Noble Address;- Moyalan house, Opposite to Parayil agencies, M.G.-road,Trichur-<br />
4, Kerala, India. PIN:- 680004 . PH: 0091 – 0487 – 2380163, 9. Parental family <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Liji Jimmy - Father<br />
:- Mr. P. O. Ouseph, Mother – Mrs. Mercy Ouseph, Siblings, Mr. Shanto (Vargheese).,Mrs. Sheeja Jijo In<br />
laws; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jijo, Mrs.Sheeba Shanto Address;- Chalakkal house 9padukkaran), Near Church, Puranattukara<br />
P.O., Muthuvara via, Thrissur.District. Ph; 0091 - 0487 – 2307313<br />
B. Early educational experiences<br />
1.Pre primary education – Nursery school <strong>of</strong> Kurian sir and sisters, pothole, 2.Lower Primary education (1-<br />
4) ; St. Anes’ convent school, West fort, Thrissur – ‘Cups’ activity and ‘dance’ activity, 3.Upper Primary<br />
and high school education ; Tharakan’s high school, Aranattukara, Thrissur. SSLC 1982 – one among school<br />
topers, Catechism prizes, class first prizes, Fancy dress prize, drama first prize, quiz competition prizes,<br />
‘Scout’ activity, 4.Pre degree education (group 2); St. Thomas college, Thrissur town. Wrote all Kerala<br />
medical entrance exam in 1985 (state rank 65)<br />
C. Medical educational experiences<br />
1.MBBS – 1985 Batch, Passed from medical college , Trichur in 1990 (Calicut university), Completed house<br />
surgeonsy from trichur medical college Hospital in 1991 and registered as medical practioner in Travancore<br />
– Cochin medical council in 1991., 2.D-ortho – Passed from CNMCH , Culcutta in 1996., 3.DNB Ortho –<br />
Completed from Kovi medical center, Coimbatore 1997., 4.Participated ‘world orthopaedic education program<br />
<strong>of</strong> American orthopaedic associating’ under dr.med.Thomas herren in Altatatten kanton hospital and also<br />
under spinal surgeons in st.Gallen kanton hospital in Switzerland, 5.Completed ‘AO international fellowship’<br />
under pr<strong>of</strong>essor Otmar trentz in Traumatatology depart. <strong>of</strong> Zurich university hospital, Switzerland in 1998,<br />
6.Completed ITLS trained provider coerce on august 2003 organized by trauma life support society <strong>of</strong> India,<br />
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7.Completed BLS, ACLS provider courses by American heart association, ITLS courses by international<br />
trauma life support society on 11-03-2008.<br />
D. Other abroad experiences<br />
1.Attended workshop on ‘chondroplasty and absorbable pins’ in April 1998 in<br />
Einsleiden,Switzerland.2.Attended ‘AO basic course’ in Bochum, Germany in 199 3.Visited ‘AO international<br />
head quarters and research center’ in Davos, Switzerland on 23-06-98 4.Visited WHO ,red cross and UN<br />
headquarters in Geneva ,Switzerland in may 1998.<br />
E. Other educational experience<br />
1.Attended course on computer fundamentals and applications from 03-07 to 13-12-1995 from Don bosco<br />
technical institute, Park circus, Calcutta, 2.Attended ‘course on internet and windows’ from 10-02 t0 18-02-<br />
98 from Computer park,Cochin-18, 3.Attended course on German Language from French academy at<br />
Sastry road, Kottayam in 2005.<br />
F. Courses studied at present<br />
1.Doing M.A. Disaster management distance education course <strong>of</strong> Annamali university, Chidambaram from<br />
February 2010 onwards<br />
2.Doing P. G. Diploma in guidance and counseling distance education course <strong>of</strong> Annamali university,<br />
Chidambaram from February 2010 onwards<br />
3.Doing MTh Theology on line course <strong>of</strong> Trinity.org from February 2010 onwards<br />
G.Work experiences<br />
1.Worked as R.M.O.( MBBS ) from 06-92 to 05-1994 in different hospitals in Kerala, 2.Worked as junior<br />
consultant in orthopaedics in Mission hospital Angamaly in 1998, 3.Worked as independent orthopaedic<br />
surgeon at Al iqbal hospital, Chantrappinni, trichur. In 1999, 4.Worked as orthopaedic surgeon at MBMM<br />
hospital ,Kothamangalam. In 2000, 5.Worked as consultant orthopaedic surgeon in Lal hospital, Irijalakkuda,<br />
Trichur from 14-09-00 to 20-08-2002, 6.Worked as lecturer in pathology at medical college ,Kottayam in<br />
2002, 7.Worked as lecturer in orthopaedics in 2002 and 2003 at medical college , kottayam, 8.Worked as part<br />
time consultant at Anugraha hospital, Kottayam, K.M.C., Vadavathoor, C.M.C. hospital, and Cheriapally<br />
hospital from 2003 to 2005, 9.Worked as part time consultant at Christhuraj hospital, Ayarkunnam in 2007,<br />
10.Worked as consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Karipal hospital, Kalathypady, Kottayam from 2004 to<br />
2009, 11.Works as part time consultant at Sushrusha hospital, Varissery and CMC hospital Samcranthy from<br />
2004 onwards, 12.Orthopaedic and medical consultation at home clinic at Kottayam from 2003 onwards<br />
H. Prizes<br />
1.Won first prize in ‘national P.G.quiz’ and attended pre conference workshop on ‘basic spinal instrumentation’,<br />
CME and conference <strong>of</strong> IOACON, Culctta from 17-21/12/1996.<br />
2.Won first prize for the ‘best short case presentation’ and attended instructional course by ‘orthopaedic<br />
research foundation <strong>of</strong> India’ at M.G.M. medical college, Indore on 20-23/02/03.<br />
I. Awards<br />
1.Special certificate <strong>of</strong> recognition by the Kerala orthopaedic association was awarded to <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. in<br />
the 2006 silver jubilee conference for the<br />
excellent and pioneering orthopaedic IT activities.<br />
2.Kerala orthopaedic association recommended <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L. for the post <strong>of</strong> IT Committee Co chairman<br />
<strong>of</strong> Indian orthopaedic association and the<br />
December 2005 IOA executive committee has agreed in principle for the post<br />
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J. Positions held at present (or recently)<br />
1.IT Secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic association from 04-02-05 to January 2010, 2.Consultant orthopaedic<br />
surgeon at Sushrusha hospital, Variserry and CMC hospital, Samcranthy <strong>of</strong> Kottayam thaluk, 3.Manager <strong>of</strong><br />
the ‘Kerala Orthopaedics International’ web site and ‘Indian Christian links and forum’ site, 4.Past Web<br />
master <strong>of</strong> Kerala Orthopaedic association <strong>of</strong>ficial web site and linked chat site, 5.President <strong>of</strong> the parent<br />
teachers association <strong>of</strong> the CBSC section <strong>of</strong> Mount carnal school, Kottayam in 2007 – 2008, 6.Guest lecturer<br />
to various nursing and physiotherapy institutes at Kottayam 7.Works on the launch <strong>of</strong> ‘Health and Society’<br />
T.V. serial (half an hour each week for one year) and to act as presenter in Power vision T.V. channel.<br />
K. Memberships<br />
1.Permanent membership in KOA [LM-305], 2.Permanent membership in IOA [LM-4381], 3.Permanent<br />
membership in IMA [KRL/5716/15/52/74257/1999-2000], 4.Permanent membership in World orthopaedic<br />
concern [LM-364], 5.Associate membership in SICOT from 1998 to 2002, 6.Fellow in AO international,<br />
Switzerland, 7.Member <strong>of</strong> CAOS – India, 8.Member KEMS – Kottayam emergency medical services,<br />
9.Member IIEMS – Indian institute <strong>of</strong> emergency medical services, 10.Member - Madyamekala orthopaedic<br />
regional club, Kerala from 2010 onwards.<br />
L. Presentations<br />
1.‘Clinical case presentation on THR’ was done in the West Bengal orthopaedic association meeting at<br />
Calcutta in 1996, 2.Co-author <strong>of</strong> the talk on ‘introduction to trauma’ presented in trauma symposium at<br />
SITRA auditorium, Coimbatore on 14-08-96, 3.Co-author <strong>of</strong> the paper on ‘study <strong>of</strong> lumbar discectamys’<br />
presented in ‘international spine congress ,Madras’ on 10-11,January 1997, 4.Presented‘special cases’ in<br />
the clinical clubs at Lal hospital, Irinjalakuda on 3 occasions in 2001, 5.Presented paper in KOA annual<br />
conference in Palakad on ‘retrospective study <strong>of</strong> 120 cases <strong>of</strong> lumbar disc prolepses treated by<br />
discectamys’:attended the conference on 13,14-01-01, 6.Presented ’recent advances in orthopedics’ in monthly<br />
IMA meetings at Triprayar and Irinjalakuda IMA branches <strong>of</strong> Trichur district on 2001, 7.Attended and made<br />
report speech in ‘seminar on communication skills in medical practice’ at Nithya hotel, Kottayam on 16-02-<br />
03., 8.Attended and presented free paper in the international meeting on orthopaedic informatics held at<br />
mission hospital, Angamaly on 2006.<br />
M. Teaching Experience<br />
1.Bed side classes to MBBS students at CNMCH, Culcutta during 1994-1996 period, 2.Orthopaedic classes<br />
to BPT Students at Kovi medical center, Coimbatore during 1996 – 1997 periods., 3.Orthopaedic classes to<br />
Bsc nursing students at mission hospital, Angamaly, During 1997, 4.Orthopaedic classes to General nursing<br />
students at Lal hospital, Irinjalakuda during 2000 – 2002 period, 5.Orhopaedic classes to MBBS students as<br />
lecturer, medical college, Kottayam during 2002 – 2003 period, 6.Took anatomy, physiology, forensic medicine,<br />
accident care and first aid classes to the Kottayam district crime branch police on 2005 and 2006 at police<br />
camp, Kottayam as per the direction <strong>of</strong> kottayam police S.P., narcotic D.Y.S.P. and assistant commandant.<br />
7.Orthopaedics and surgery classes to Bsc nursing students at SME, Pudupally during 2006, Orthopaedics<br />
classes to BPT students at SME, Gandhinagar during 2007, 9.Orthopaedics and surgery classes to Bsc<br />
nursing students at Nursing college, Kanawha during 2007.<br />
N. Experience as Examiner<br />
Acted as the university examiner for the orthopaedic examination <strong>of</strong> BPT Students at SME, Ghandhinagar,<br />
Kotayam.<br />
O. Organizational works<br />
1.Worked as ‘joint secretary <strong>of</strong> IMA, irinjalakuda branch’ in 2002, 2.Organized ‘trauma symposium’ at Lal<br />
hospital ,Irinjalakuda with 6 speakers from different trauma specialties as guest speakers in December<br />
2000.3.Assisted in the organization <strong>of</strong> ‘seminar on bone tumors’ by pathology department <strong>of</strong> Kottayam<br />
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medical college in October 2002, 4.Acted as ‘co- ordinate <strong>of</strong> transport committee’ and participated in IOAICL<br />
held on 10-11/05/03 at kottayam, Kerala, 5.Started email discussion forum for ‘orthopaedic surgeons’ on 29-<br />
05-03 and the site address is http://www.keralaorthopaedicsinternational.tk . Around 2000 useful international<br />
orthopaedic and related web links are available in the site. 500 medical and related animations or clip arts,<br />
150 pages and clinical research instrument’s sub site are linked. Around 1000 orthopaedic surgeons and<br />
medically related persons are from through out world are members <strong>of</strong> the discussion forum, 6.Attended and<br />
acted as member <strong>of</strong> organizing committee for the first Asian meet on ‘computer assisted orthopaedic surgery’<br />
held on 27,28 march 2004 at Cochin jointly organized by CAOS – India and International, 7.Acted as the<br />
joint secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic association in 2004, 8.Acts as Webmaster and manager <strong>of</strong> the KOA<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficial web site from 2005 onwards. The history, constitution, protocols, news letters, journals, past and<br />
present <strong>of</strong>fice bearers and executive committees list, KOA members list, past and future events, photo<br />
directories <strong>of</strong> KOA members, <strong>of</strong>ficials and events, membership form, notification area, contact details,<br />
facilities in KOA house and other KOA, IOA and related useful files and links are published. KOI site with<br />
2000 links, research instruments, date stamp, guest book and visitor number are attached. Most <strong>of</strong> the files<br />
can be downloaded in word, PDF and excel formats. In the member’s area, there are provisions for the<br />
KOA members to publish their personal or orthopaedic files, upload pictures, conduct K.O.A. discussions<br />
and chat, notify orthopaedic vacancies and intimate about orthopaedic meetings, 9.Visited 8 district orthopaedic<br />
clubs to demonstrate web sites as IT Secretary and published web reference guide for KOA members,<br />
10.As IT Secretary, Organized 3 programmes at Kottayam as a part <strong>of</strong> the social service activity <strong>of</strong> Kerala<br />
orthopaedic association in 2007, 11.Supervised the creation <strong>of</strong> new K.O.A. <strong>of</strong>ficial web site as I.T. Secretary,<br />
KOA www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.org. The .tk URL since 01-05 is changed to .org from 01-08 onwards.<br />
The new web site is provided with improved appearance and features.<br />
P. Social works<br />
1.Worked as ‘voluntary medical <strong>of</strong>ficer’ in the center for destitute and forsaken children in the center<br />
named ‘Refuge’ in BB gangoly street in Calcutta in the year 1994, 2.Worked as ‘medical <strong>of</strong>ficer in voluntary<br />
clinics’ in Ultadanga slum <strong>of</strong> Calcutta during 1994-1996 periods, 3.Worked as medical <strong>of</strong>ficer in ‘Fifteenth<br />
Scissors action car rally’ at Coimbatore on 23-26/05/97, 4.Worked in ‘free medical camp’ at Palakade as<br />
orthopaedic surgeon organized by Sai baba association 1997 December, 5.Worked as orthopaedic surgeon<br />
in ‘free medical camps’ at Perundurai in October 1997 and also at coimbatore in the same year organized by<br />
KMCH, 6.Organized and conducted sports medicine and low back ache free medical camps at Karipal<br />
Hospital, Kottayam on 11- 06 – 05, 7.Conducted press meetings at Eranakulam Trichur and Kottayam press<br />
clubs for the popularization <strong>of</strong> the socially useful and personally managed web sites during 2005 – 2006<br />
periods. 8.Participated as orthopaedic surgeon in seven free medical camps in different parts <strong>of</strong> Kottayam<br />
district in the year 2005 and 2007. 9.Wrote the script and participated in the ACV T.V. interview on the<br />
activities <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. transmitted in 2007, 10.Moderated the medical question answer session held in<br />
teachers training institute, Manganam, Kottayam, 11.Speaker in Akshra school, Knjikuzhy anniversary,<br />
12.Participated, helped in organizing and felicitated as P.T.A. President in Mount Carmel vidyanikethan,<br />
Kanjikuzhy anniversary. The other speakers were Vanitha chief editor, district Collector, school principal,<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>. Ambalapuza Ramavarma and cini artist Jayakumar, 13.Conducted free orthopaedic medical camp and<br />
bone density testing in association with Nicholas Primal at home clinic, Kanjikuzhy, Kottayam. On 17-01-08,<br />
14.Conducted free orthopaedic and back ache medical camps for the employees <strong>of</strong> M.R.F. and rubber<br />
board, Kottayam in march 2008, 15.Conducted free orthopaedic medical campat Ettimanoor in 2010<br />
P.Attendance <strong>of</strong> meetings<br />
1.Attended CME and meeting <strong>of</strong> WBOACON on 11,12-02-95 at Salt Lake ,Calcutta, 2.Participated in<br />
workshop on TH and TK arthroplasty by WBOA on 11-05-95 at Calcutta, 3.Attended ‘club foot work shop<br />
by Indian foot society’ on 2-5/09/95 at Calcutta, 4.Attended ‘seminar on total elbow replacement’ and<br />
surgical demonstration by dr.D.B.Bakshi at Calcutta in 1995, 5.Attended meeting and CME at IOACON-<br />
1995,Puna, 6.Participated in 8 PGT programs <strong>of</strong> WBOA at Calcutta, 7.Participated in ‘seminar on floar<br />
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eaction orthosis’, presided by dr.Abdul Kalam and organized with the assistance <strong>of</strong> Indian space research<br />
institute at Calcutta in 1996, 8.Attended pre-conference workshop on ‘spinal instrumentation’, CME and<br />
conference <strong>of</strong> IOACON 1996,Culcutta, 9.Attended ‘14 th<br />
COE <strong>of</strong> orthopaedic research foundation ,India on<br />
intraarticular fractures’ from 2 to 5/09/96 held at Madras, 10.Attended plastic surgery seminar on the ‘usage<br />
<strong>of</strong> flaps in orthopedics’ at Coimbatore in 1997, 11.Attended ‘seminar on rheumatoid arthritis’ organized by<br />
Gaga hospital at Coimbatore in 1997, 12.Participated in ‘national conference on hospital facility planning’ on<br />
6,7/07/97 at Coimbatore organized by KMCH, 13.Attended talk by dr.Patric kluger from Germany on ‘Klugers<br />
spinal stabilization system’ at Coimbatore in 1997, 14.Attended CME, conference and pre conference Scientific<br />
meeting <strong>of</strong> Indian arthroscopy society from 26 to 30-11-97 at IOACON 1997 Koch, 15.Attended ‘shoulder<br />
course’ on 9,10/09/99 held at United hospital ,Coimbatore, 16.Visited ‘Asian sports medicine institute’ at<br />
Dader, Bombay on 2000 to observe arthroscopy surgeries by dr.Anand joshy, 17.Participated in ‘Manglore<br />
orthopaedic course’ on 21,22/04/01 at Mothimahal hotel, Mangalore, 18.Clinical training courses by KOA<br />
held at trivandrum and trichur in 2002 was attended, 19.Attended AO seminar on complex fractures at<br />
madras in 2002, 20.Participated in HOME 2003 as a delegate, organized by ‘Hyderabad orthopaedic medical<br />
education’ at Hyderabad on 17-19/01/03, 21.Attended KOACON on 24-26/01/2003 at Kottayam, 22.Attended<br />
and made report speech in ‘seminar on communication skills in medical practice’ at Nithya hotel, Kottayam<br />
on 16-02-03, 23.Attended seminar on ‘infection control and waste management’ on 20-05-03 organized by<br />
‘DME committee’ at medical college, kottayam, 24.Attended ‘basic COE on foot and ankle injuries’ by<br />
‘Palakad ortho club’ held at Sri chakra hotel on 15-06-2003, 25.Attended second BOS clinical coerce on<br />
23,24 august 2003 at St.Johns medical college Bangalore, 26.Attended ortho CTIC 2003 ON 30,31-08-03 at<br />
medical college, Calicut, 27.Attended the advance COE <strong>of</strong> KOA on inter locking nails held on 28-09-03 at<br />
Trichur, 28.Attended the CTIC <strong>of</strong> KOA on 22.23-11-03 at Kottayam medical college, 29.Attended IOACON<br />
2003 on 19-21 December at Chennai, 30.Attended CME and KOACON January 24,25 2004 at Kovalam,<br />
Trivandrum, 31.Attended ‘advances in joint replacement surgery’ conference <strong>of</strong> Ranawat orthopaedic research<br />
foundation on 08 to 10 January 2004 at Bangalore, 32. Attended ITLS coerce combinely organized by The<br />
trauma life support society <strong>of</strong> India, OASIS and KOA held on 18,19-08-04 at Medical Center, Ernakulam<br />
and obtained trauma trainer card, 33.Attended CME and KOACONS in 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010<br />
January at Kollam, Calicut, Trichur, Kannur, Malappuram and Palakkad respectively, 34.Attended Disaster<br />
management workshop at EMCON 2007 SRMCR, Porur, Madras on 16-11-07, 35.Attended the ninth annual<br />
conference <strong>of</strong> the society for emergency medicine, India on 17 :18-11-07 at EMCON 2007 SRMCR, Porur,<br />
Madras, 36.Attended the CME on complex trauma and IOACON held in science city, Culcutta on 05 to 08-<br />
12-08 and IOACON and CME at Bangalore in 2009 December. 37.Attended CME about traumatic and<br />
degenerative conditions <strong>of</strong> knee at KOACON venue, Beach resorts, Kollam on 25-01-08, 38.Attends meetings<br />
<strong>of</strong> Madyameghala orthopaedic regional club.39.Attended 2009 and 2010 KOACONS at malappuram and<br />
Palakkad respectively and participated in executive committee meetings and annual report giving in general<br />
bodies<br />
P. Health Articles And Health And Society T.V. Serial<br />
1.Author <strong>of</strong> the article ‘road accidents and first aid’ Malayalam and English versions which was published in<br />
Mathrubhumy, Deshabhimany, Arogyadhany health magazines and other magazines like goodnews, lords<br />
lord etc in 2008, 2.Author <strong>of</strong> the article ‘Bach Ache – Causes and Soulutions’ (Malayalam) which was<br />
published in Mangalam health and other magazines like Sankeerthanam etc in 2009, 3.Works on the launch<br />
<strong>of</strong> ‘Health and Society’ T.V. serial (half an hour each week for one year) and to act as presenter in Power<br />
vision T.V. channel.<br />
Q. Christian Activities<br />
1 Participated in the business men convocation held in Water ripples hotel, Kumarakom on 2006, 2.Attended<br />
ministry training course by Love army crusade, Trivandrum on 2003, 3.Attended bible course conducted by<br />
Ulf Ekman ministries at Heavenly feast, Kottayam on 2003, 4.Manages the Indian Christian web site http:/<br />
/www.indianchristianlinksandforum.tk . This is an email forum for Indian Christian activists. Around thousand<br />
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Christian links are given in the web site. There are around 500 members, 5.CHRISTIAN ARTICLES;-<br />
Author <strong>of</strong> the spiritual articles to many Christian publications such as Goodnews, Lords Lord, Snkeerthanam,<br />
Kahaladwany, Marupacha, Trumpet, Vachanolsavam, Shalom, Voice <strong>of</strong> prayer, Thiruvachanam, Every day<br />
home crusade, Yesshuvin Sneham, Power Vision, Aruljyothi, on line Christian magazines etc and articles<br />
such as life <strong>of</strong> Christ in human body (English and Malayalam), Christ in us and we in Christ, in Christ: before<br />
creation <strong>of</strong> world, spiritual songs, revelations etc, 6.Attended eastern gate convocation held at Maman<br />
Mappili hall, Kottayam, 7.Advisory board member – Center for youth and adolescents, India, 8.Advisory<br />
board member – Indian Christian editors and writers society 9.Editorial Board Member – Thiruvachanam<br />
magazine, 10.Editorial Board Member – Lords Lord magazine, 11.Editorial Board Member – Voice <strong>of</strong><br />
prayer magazine, 12.Christian tract ministry to 9 districs <strong>of</strong> Kerala including shops, flats and hostels, Counseling<br />
ministry, SMS ministry to around 2000 Christian leaders and pastors (with revelations, visions, prophecy and<br />
spiritual teachings), Letter ministry, 13.First aid and accident care seminars or community health volunteering<br />
seminars in roughly 10 bible colleges <strong>of</strong> churches like IPC, Church <strong>of</strong> God, Believers church, Brotheran etc,<br />
14.Organizing committee member, medical and publicity aid and web master <strong>of</strong> the Kottayam prayer festival<br />
2005 held in asocial with Jesus calls, 15.Attended the crusade and power conference from 10 to 13 – 04 –<br />
08 at Cochin organized by Christ for Nations and Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, 16.Worked in association<br />
with E.U. E.M.F.I. and O.M. in voluntary clinics in slums, among students in colleges etc and acted as<br />
Christian retreat speaker in Culcutta during 1994 – 1996 period, 17.Ministerd in Heavenly feast churches<br />
and prayer cell meetings in Kottayam and other districs <strong>of</strong> Kerala for roughly 3 years, 18.Speaker in many<br />
Christian meetings and conventions in different parts <strong>of</strong> Kerala including new India church <strong>of</strong> God general<br />
convention at Kanjikuzhy, IPC child welfare society, heavenly feast, tabernacle church, Church <strong>of</strong> God<br />
churches, house meetings etc and conducts house prayer meetings, 19.Junction Gospel Announcement<br />
Meetings (Half an hour each – with help <strong>of</strong> amplifier mike, speaker and battery - singing followed by<br />
message and prayer for sick) in around 100 major junctions <strong>of</strong> Kottayam thaluk in month <strong>of</strong> august 2010<br />
(along with tract ministry - 8000 tracts) resulted in salvation prayer <strong>of</strong> many including drunkards and healing<br />
<strong>of</strong> sick including a cripple.<br />
2. PERSONAL TESTIMONY, RESULTS OF SOME<br />
CHRISTIAN ACTIVITES AND GIFTS OF SPIRIT;<br />
2. Testimony; The Christian web sites,<br />
2. Teaching; The Christian web sites, articles, emails, tracts and SMS ministry <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. resulted<br />
in major teaching orientation chance in churches <strong>of</strong> India and to some extent in abroad churches towards<br />
psychological deliverance, Christ likeness and trust and dependence in God and his plans.<br />
3.Gifts; Gifts <strong>of</strong> healing, prophecy, tongues, interpretation <strong>of</strong> tongues, wisdom, word <strong>of</strong> knowledge, vision,<br />
revelations, knowing desires <strong>of</strong> heart, ‘see or hear’ words or events before hand 9on many occasions),<br />
knowing desires <strong>of</strong> heart, childhood experiences and mental injuries, knowing spiritual bondages in ‘places’,<br />
teaching etc.<br />
4.God’s plans; God’s plan for the personal life <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy; global apostolic call like Paul (with revelations0,<br />
global prophetic ministry like Jeremiah and call to form a global organization that train people on and does<br />
Christian medical charity work and evangelism; are on the process <strong>of</strong> fulfillment considering teaching<br />
orientation changes brought by Holy Spirit through <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy, gifts <strong>of</strong> spirit operated through <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy<br />
(especially revelations) and policy changes brought out through activities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy in Kerala government<br />
traffic policy and policy changes in Kerala and Indian orthopaedic associations<br />
3. BRIEF BIO DATA OF OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS<br />
A. Date <strong>of</strong> births:<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy: 14-02-1968, Liji: 17-09-1975, Elsa: 28-07-1998, Christina: 25-12-2002, Paul: 27-02-2004<br />
B. Marriage Dates - <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy & Liji’s - 10-08-1997<br />
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C. Mrs. Liji Jimmy –<br />
1.Studied in Sri Sharadha girls school, Puranattukara, 2.Pre degree was done in St. Joseph’s college,<br />
Irinjalakuda, 3.Type wring course, 4.Passed B.A. Sociology from Vimala College, Cherur, Thrissur (Calicut<br />
university), 5.Basic computer course – De Pauls computer college, Angamaly (1997), 6.Stitching course<br />
– Morning star home science college, Angamaly (1997), 7.Ministry training course – Love army crusade,<br />
Parasala, Trivandrum (2001), 8.Fabric painting course –Irinjalakuda 9.Hand embroidery, Bud’s talents,<br />
Kottayam (2005), 10.Spiritual parenting course, Heavenly Feast, Kottayam (2005), 11.Spoken English<br />
– Management institute, Kanjikuzhy, Kottayam (2006), 12.German language course – French academy,<br />
Kottayam (2006), 13.Now attends M.A. Sociology distance education coerce <strong>of</strong> Annamali university,<br />
Chidambaram – From February 2010 onwards, 14.Now attends P.G. Diploma in guidance and counseling<br />
distance education coerce <strong>of</strong> Annamali university, Chidambaram – From February 2010 onwards, 15.European<br />
(Switzerland) experience in 1997<br />
D. Elsa Jimmy –<br />
1. Studied in play school, Irinjalakuda, 2.LKG in Navodaya vidyalaya, Irinjalakuda, 3.UKG in Mannanam<br />
Kuriakose Elias school, Mannanam, Kottayam, 4.First std in Good shepherd school, Thengana, Changanassery,<br />
5.Now studying in 7TH std <strong>of</strong> Mount Carmel CBSC school (2nd to 7th std.s), 6.Attended drawing, dancing<br />
and singing courses from Budding talents, Kottayam, 7.Won PCM scholarship exam prizes 8.Email;<br />
elsajimmy2000@gmail.com<br />
D. Christina Jimmy –<br />
1.Studied in Mount Carmel Bala Mandir, Kottayam for LKG, UKG, 2.Now studying in 3rd std <strong>of</strong> Mount<br />
Carmel CBSC school (1st to 3rd std.s), 3.Prize for singing competition at school, 4.Attended dancing and<br />
craft courses as extra curricular activity<br />
D. Paul Jimmy –<br />
1.Studied in Akshara school, Kanjikuzhy, Kottayam for LKG, UKG, 2.Now studying in 1st std <strong>of</strong> Mount<br />
Carmel CBSC school, 3.Prize for dancing competition at Jawahar Bala Bhavan, Kottayam, 4.Attended<br />
dancing and Karate courses as extra curricular activity<br />
4. ACCIDENT CARE AND INTERNET ACTIVITIES FOR PUBLICATION, SUPPORT<br />
,‘RECOGNISION’ AND AWARDS<br />
(Detailed Report On The Medical Accident Care, Medical Charity And Internet Activities Of <strong>Dr</strong>.<br />
Jimmy M. L. From 2000 To 2010 Period)<br />
A. Accident care and first aid programmes in 2000 – 2008 periods<br />
1. Delivered talk on and demonstrated ‘immediate trauma care’ to the vehicle drivers at Srinikethen auditorium,<br />
Karukachal, Kottayam organized by Karukachal Lions club 0n 19-04-03<br />
2. Organized accident care seminar for the public and vehicle drivers in Association with Kottaym police<br />
public relations and reach world wide at Heavenly feast, Nagampadam, Kottayam on 06 – 11 – 05.Around<br />
6000 public attended the seminar. Kottaym police C.I. took class and <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L.demonstrated cardio<br />
pulmonary rehabilitation and explained the first aid methods. Kottayam chair person and police assistant<br />
commandant were present in the meeting.<br />
3. Gave first aid and accident care training in the below given organizations or institutions during 2005 to<br />
2008 period.<br />
1) Excelsior school, Illickal, Kottayam. – Organized by J.C.I., Kottayam, 2) Center for youth and adolescents,<br />
India, 3) Annual mobilization parade, police camp, Kottayam – Presided by the assistant commandant<br />
Mr.D.Sreekumar., 4) NCC national camp, Thodupuzha. Presided by NCC commandant colonel Chaco.<br />
Classes were held in hindi, 5) NCC state camp, Kottayam. – Inaugurated by M.L.A. Mr.V.N.Vasavan,<br />
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Lt.colnel Mr. Bose, Kerala orthopaedic association president and Hon. Secretary were present for the<br />
meeting, 6) NSS camp, BCM college, Kottayam, 7) NSS camp, Basaliose college, Kottaym, 8) Javahar<br />
navodhaya kendriya vidhyalaya, Vadavathoor, 9) Y’S Men club, Kottayam, 10) Hebron IPC bible college,<br />
Kumbanadu. – Presided by the Dean, 11) Zeon church <strong>of</strong> God bible college, Mulakuzha, 12) IPC bible<br />
seminary, Manganam, 13) Believers church bible college, Thottambagam. – Presided by the principal, 14)<br />
Indian bible college, Vadavathoor. – Presided by the Principal, 15) SME Gandhinagar, Kottayam – Presided<br />
by the Director <strong>Dr</strong>.K.M.Joseph.<br />
16) SME Pudupally, Kottayam. – Presided by the regional director, 17) Karipal hospital, Kalathilpady. –<br />
Presided by the administrator, 18) Sushrusha hospital, Varissery. – Presided by the Director, 19) Mandhiram<br />
hospital, Manganam. – In association with Indian institute <strong>of</strong> emergency medical services, 20) Shalom bible<br />
college, Vadavathoor – In association with Indian institute <strong>of</strong> emergency medical services, 21) C.S.I<br />
Assumption hospital, near collect orate, Kottayam, 22) De Paul public school, Kuruvilangade, 24) At love<br />
army crusade, trivandrum, Classes in hindi for the all India missionary meet<br />
4.Took class in First aid and accident care seminar at Christhuraj hospital, Ayarkunnam organized by YMCA,<br />
Ayarkunnam and was inaugurated by former chief minister. Local block panchayath president, Panchayath<br />
president and Kerala private medical practisoners state secretary were present for the inaugural meeting<br />
5.Organized and took class in all Kerala free first aid and accident care seminar to Ambulance drivers,<br />
organized as a social service activity <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic association. The meeting was inaugurated by<br />
Former chief minister and present opposition leader Mr.Umman chandy, Kerala orthopaedic association<br />
President Thomas mathew, Hon. Secretary <strong>Dr</strong>.Jayakumar, state M.L.A. Mr.V.N.Vasavan, Kottayam Lions<br />
governor and Lions PRO were present for the meeting. Class was also taken by Indian institute <strong>of</strong> emergency<br />
medical services. Association gave certificates to delegate, 6.Author <strong>of</strong> the article ‘road accidents and first<br />
aid’ Malayalam and English versions which was published in Mathrubhumy, Deshabhimany, Arogyadhany,<br />
health and other magazines in 2008.<br />
7. Organized ‘trauma symposium’ at Lal hospital ,Irinjalakuda with 6 speakers from different trauma specialties<br />
as guest speakers in December 2000.<br />
8.Acts as Webmaster and I.T.Secretary <strong>of</strong> the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.org<br />
from 2005 onwards and manager <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedics international web site www. keralaorthopaedics<br />
international.org web site with 2000 links from 2003 onwards. Both these web sites contain many accident<br />
care links which are useful to the general public.<br />
9.Took class on accidents and media at journalism college, Manorama, Kottayam<br />
10.As IT Secretary, Organized 3 programmes at Kottayam as a part <strong>of</strong> the social service activity <strong>of</strong> Kerala<br />
orthopaedic association in 2007.<br />
11. Conducted press meetings at Eranakulam Trichur and Kottayam press clubs for the popularization <strong>of</strong> the<br />
socially useful and personally managed web sites and accident care during 2005 – 2006 Periods<br />
12.Wrote the script and participated in the ACV T.V. interview on the activities <strong>of</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. transmitted<br />
in 2007. It contained discussion and reports on Accident care<br />
B. First aid and accident care, medical charity and community health volunteering, emergency<br />
and disaster medicine seminars in 2009<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M... L.,, State I.T. Secretary, KOA acted as the course cocoordinator<br />
and faculty for around 50 (fifty) medical charity, community health volunteering and accident<br />
care full day or half day seminars which trains registrants on many different subjects with the help <strong>of</strong> PP<br />
presentation, videos and models. The seminars were organized as a social service activity <strong>of</strong> Kerala<br />
orthopaedic association and were conducted in association with institutions or organizations in South India at<br />
the respective places. The seminars were held in Hindi, English or Malayalam. The list <strong>of</strong> seminars is given<br />
below. (NB: Few seminars are to be completed roughly with in one month)<br />
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1.Seminar was held at YMCA hall, Kottayam on 01-01-09 and it was inaugurated by Kottayam district<br />
collector and was presided by retired deputy police commandant. It was attended by many social activists<br />
2.Seminars were conducted in association with Kerala Police with stress on first aid, accident care, and<br />
CPR and disaster medicine.<br />
a) To 650 police men in Asia’s largest police academy at trichur as per the direction <strong>of</strong> ADGP <strong>Dr</strong>. Jacob<br />
Alexander IPS, IG Mohamed Yasir IPS and DIG Jayaraj IPS <strong>of</strong> police academy., b) Two seminars for<br />
Kottayam police at police camp as per direction <strong>of</strong> Narcotic DYSP Mr. Anil, Kottayam., c) Seminar for high<br />
way police inaugurated by Kottayam police S.P. and were attended by DYSP and other high police <strong>of</strong>ficials.<br />
The seminar was conducted 05-10-09 at police club, Kottayam<br />
3. One full day or two day seminars were conducted for a total <strong>of</strong> around 3000 NCC cadets as per direction<br />
<strong>of</strong> director general, NCC, Kerala brigadier Murali and Group commanders or Commanders such as Colonel<br />
Basthia, Col. Balan, Col. Nair, Lt. Col. Peter, Lt. Col. Dinesh and Lt. Col. Jagdish.<br />
a) Seminar in NCC camp at St. Joseph’s college, Moolamattam, near Thodupuzha, b) Seminar in NCC camp<br />
at D.B. College, Mannar, near Thirubvalla, c) Two Seminars in NCC camp at Sree Nrayana School,<br />
Koorkenchery, near Trichur, d) Seminar for girl NCC cadets in NCC camp at Sree Nrayana School,<br />
Koorkenchery, near Trichur<br />
4. Community health volunteering training seminars in association with the NSS units <strong>of</strong> arts and science<br />
colleges, nursing institute<br />
a) CMS college, Kottayam. Inaugurated by the college principal., b) SB college, Changanassery, c)<br />
Assumption college, Changanassery, d) St. Thomas college, Ranny, Inaugurated by the vice president, Ranny,<br />
e) MG university, Kottayam, f) Engineering College, Pampady, g) Engineering college, Peerumade, h)<br />
Catholicate college, Pathanamthitta, i) All NSS secretary’s meet (under M.G. university), Mannanam, j)<br />
NSS nursing school, Karukachal<br />
5. 8 Hour long advanced seminar on emergency medicine and disaster nursing and BLS, ACLS protocols <strong>of</strong><br />
American heart association and BTLS protocols <strong>of</strong> International trauma life support society – For Bsc and<br />
Msc nursing students and staff<br />
a) Nanda collage, Erode, Tamilnadu, b) Florence Nightingale college <strong>of</strong> Nursing, Nedumangade, Trivandrum<br />
6. Seminar (English) was conducted in Karunya deemed university, Near Shiruvany , Via Coimbatore. for<br />
engineering and MBA students and it was inaugurated by the registrar.<br />
7. Seminar for school students<br />
a) Seminar at (English) Ebenezer international school, Ettumanoor, Kottayam, b) IPC family welfare society,<br />
Meenadam (compassion world), c) Felicitation in district traffic police programme inauguration, Mount<br />
carnal, Kottayam (SP and MLA were present)<br />
8. Seminars in association with bible colleges or missionary organizations<br />
a) Sehion bible college, Mallapally, b) Asian bible college, Vadavathoor (English, Hindi and Bengali), c)<br />
Evangelism college, Gandhinagar (English & Hindi), d) Brethrens bible college, Perumbavoor (English, Hindi<br />
and Malayalam), e) IPC Family welfare society, Meenadam (Compassion world), l) For all in India missionary<br />
meet at Love army crusade, Parasala, Near Trivandrum (Seminar was conducted exclusively in Hindi)<br />
9. Seminars in association with teachers training institutes for Bed or Med students (In English)<br />
a) At government TTC, Thaikad, Trivandrum. It was inaugurated by the principal Mrs. Geetha and was<br />
attended by around 230 students<br />
C. First aid and accident care, medical charity and community health volunteering, emergency<br />
and disaster medicine seminars in 2010<br />
1.Accident care and first aid seminars<br />
a).Karunya deemed university, Karunya nagar, Via shiruvany, Coimbatore. For engineering and MBA students<br />
(English), b).For Kottayam district police - At Kottayam Police camp<br />
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2.Comprehensive community health volunteering training seminars<br />
a).Christhujyothi MCA and Commerce college, Changanassery – To around 300 engineering students ,<br />
b).Shalom bible college, Vadavathoor<br />
c).S. G. engineering college, Changanassery – To around 300 engineering students (English), d).Paliative<br />
care society, Thiruvanchoor, Kottayam, e).Kerala armed police battalion 5 - To around 300 police trainees,<br />
Kottayame)., f).St. Mary’s engineering college Kuttykanam, Idukki district, g).Kuriakose Alias teachers<br />
training college and school, Mannanam – For Bed, Med students and staff, h).Rajive Gandhi engineering<br />
college, Pampady, i).National integration national camp <strong>of</strong> N.C.C., Supervised by Col. Koshy, Pthanamthitta<br />
(in Hindi), j).NCC camp, Thiruvalla, k).Marthoma teachers trading college, Ranny, l).Brotheran bible college,<br />
Chattanur, m).NCC camp, Changanassery,, n).Vimala Women’s college, Cherur, Thrissur, o).Mount carnal<br />
TTC, Kanjikuzhy, Kottayam, p).In association with Kottayam municipality, q).Sharon bible college, Manakkala<br />
3.Advanced seminar on emergency medicine and disaster nursing and BLS, ACLS protocols <strong>of</strong> American<br />
heart association and BTLS protocols <strong>of</strong> International trauma life support society – For Bsc and Msc<br />
nursing students and staff<br />
a).Kovai medical center and hospital nursing college, Avinashy road, Coimbatore (2 seminars – English),<br />
b).Amala nursing college, Near Amala cancer institute, Thrissur, c).St. Thomas nursing college, Chetipuzha,<br />
Changanassery<br />
D. Medical internet activities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L<br />
1). DISCUSSION FORUM WITH 2000 MEDICAL AND ORTHO LINKS: <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy created a web site<br />
with around 2000 medical and orthopaedic links, many patient information and accident care links, fellowship<br />
links, facilities to upload files and photos <strong>of</strong> members and facility to see web casts. The site was linked to a<br />
discussion forum in MSN group and it had around 800 medical and related experts as members. The site<br />
was created around 8 years back. The site was created in such a way that just by looking at the home page<br />
<strong>of</strong> site, it was possible to know: what are the free medical and orthopaedic or medical information headings<br />
available in net. The site was also acting as semi <strong>of</strong>ficial site for Kerala orthopaedic association. The URL<br />
<strong>of</strong> the site was www.keralaorthopaedicsinternational.tk . Later the group migrated to ‘multiply’ and the<br />
present URLs are http://keralaorthopaedics.multiply.com/ and www.keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org .<br />
2). OFFICIAL SITE AND I.T.SECRETARY POST: Because <strong>of</strong> the inspiration obtained by the semi <strong>of</strong>ficial<br />
site <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. association allowed <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. to create a new <strong>of</strong>ficial web site for Kerala<br />
orthopaedic association and the URL <strong>of</strong> the site was www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.tk 5 years back. A<br />
new post named I.T.Secretary post was created by the associated and <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy acts as the I.T.Secretary<br />
for last 5 years.. The site is linked to ‘Kerala orthopaedics international’ site with 2000 links, KOA discussion<br />
site, notification area and ‘clinical research instruments’ sub site. The site has many accident care links,<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficial files and photos and seminar reports. The ‘clinical research instruments’ sub site is useful for research<br />
work. The site was later improvised and the new URL is www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.org .<br />
3).PROMOTION OF WEB SITES AND OTHER ACCIDENT CARE ACTIVITIES :<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. conducted 4 press meetings for the promotion <strong>of</strong> web sites with public utility and accident<br />
care. He also sent letters, notices, emails, SMSs etc to various individuals, institutions, organizations and<br />
conferences in Kerala and India and also promoted these activities through internet through out globe<br />
IMPACT ON POLICIES AND REDUCTION OF ACCIDENTS AND ACCIDENT DEATHS<br />
1. ON TRAFFIC POLICY AND RELATED: The notices, T.V.interview, articles, seminars inaugurated<br />
by various dignitaries, web sites, press meetings on accident care and web sites and press reports on the<br />
seminars <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. influenced the public, press and policy makers over last 9 years so as to bring<br />
a positive change in the society. Kerala government traffic policy regarding vehicle speed control, control <strong>of</strong><br />
mobile phone use while driving, alcohol checking, wearing <strong>of</strong> seat belts and helmets etc. changed roughly<br />
one and half years back. Because <strong>of</strong> the policy shift and efforts from the government and the related:<br />
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thousands <strong>of</strong> lives are saved in cities and other parts <strong>of</strong> Kerala (as per different studies). First aid training is<br />
also started at schools.<br />
2. ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATIONS: The pioneering internet activities influenced Kerala and Indian<br />
orthopaedic associations to start their <strong>of</strong>ficial web sites and the inaugurations were done in Calicut and<br />
Madras annual conferences respectively. The importance <strong>of</strong> utilization <strong>of</strong> I.T. in medicine was realized<br />
nation wide. The importance <strong>of</strong> conducting social service activities as a part <strong>of</strong> association activity was<br />
realized and major policy changes were made in the state and national associations. Importance <strong>of</strong> accident<br />
care activities were realized nation wide and Indian orthopaedic association had adopted accident care<br />
training as their national them with stress to ‘golden hour’<br />
SITE LINKS FOR REFERENCES<br />
1.Kerala orthopaedic association <strong>of</strong>ficial web site www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.org,<br />
2.‘Kerala orthopaedics international’ discussion forum in ‘multiply’ http://keralaorthopaedics.multiply.com/,<br />
3.‘Kerala orthopaedics international’ site with 2000 links www.keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org,<br />
4.Programme inaugurations presentation<br />
www.slideshare.net/jimmyml2000/introduction-<strong>of</strong>-fa-presentations-2,<br />
5.T.V. Interview 2007 (Malayalam) http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8453836372697495925&hl=en#<br />
14. Sn. hn. ]cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ<br />
a) Btcm-Kyhpw kaq-lhpw ; Sn. hn. ]c-¼c þ 52 F¸n-tkm-Up-IÄ<br />
(Health and Society; TV Serial - 52 episodes)<br />
Ah-Xm-c-I³: tUm. Pn½n Fw.-FÂ.<br />
Xe-s¡-«p-Ifpw hnh-c-W-§fpw<br />
1. tdmU-]-IS ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 1<br />
{]m[m-\yw, IW-¡p-IÄ, kphÀ® aWn-¡qÀ, {Stb-Pv, BZyw {i²n-t¡---h.<br />
2. tdmU-]-IS ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 2<br />
{]Ya ip{iqjms]«nbpw km[-\-§-fpw, F.-_n.-kn. AYhm izmk-\m-fw, iztkm-Ñzm-kw,<br />
cà-Nw-{I-a-Ww.<br />
3. tdmU-]-IS ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 3<br />
kn.-]n.-BÀ, lrZ-bw, izmk-tIm-i-§-fpsS {]hÀ¯-\-§Ä XncnsI sIm-p-h-cÂ, lrZbs¯<br />
AaÀ¯n {]hÀ¯n-¸n-¡Â, hmtbmSp hmbv tNÀ¯p h¨pÅ Ir{Xna izmtkmtÑzmkw.<br />
4. tdmU-]-IS ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 4<br />
s]s«-pÅ ]cn-tim-[-\, apdnhp sI«Â, HSnhv sI«Â, sIm-p-t]m-IÂ, {XntImW XpWn-s¡«v, tImfÀ,<br />
ImtemSp Im tNÀ¯p-sI-«Â.<br />
5. tdmU-]-IS ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 5<br />
Xe¡p ]cn-¡v, ¹mÌnIv ikv{X-{In-b, Ip¯n-¡-b-dn-b-h, Aäp-t]mb `mK-§Ä, t^m¬ hnfn¨v Adn-bn-<br />
¡Â, tjm¡v.<br />
6. tdmU-]-IS ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 5<br />
Imc-W-§Ä, Aan-X-th-Kw, aZy-]m-\w, Dd-§n-tbm-Sn-¡Â, t^m¬ hnfn-t¨m-Sn-¡Â, koäv s_Âäv, slÂaäv,<br />
tdmUp-I-fpsS Zpc-h-Ø, {Sm^nIv \nb-a-§Ä ]men-¡m-¯-Xv, Btcm-Ky-]-cn-tim-[-\, BtcmKy C³jpd³kv.<br />
7. AXym-lnX ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 1<br />
Dfp-¡v, aq¡nÂ\npw càw, ]\n, iÀ±n, hb-dn-f-¡w, DjvW Xe NpäÂ, DujvW-<br />
B-LmXw, Pemwiw \jvS-s¸« Ah-Ø.<br />
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8. AXym-lnX ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 2<br />
`£Ww izmk-\mf¯n Ib-dÂ, ]m¼p-I-Sn, ]«nISn, {]mWn-Ip-¯v, A]-kvam- cw, arK-<br />
§-fp-am-bpÅ CS-]-g-IÂ, `h-\-¯n {i²n-t¡---h, Irjn Øe¯v {i²n-t¡---h, hnZ-t\m-Z-bm-{XbnÂ<br />
{i²n-t¡---h.<br />
9. AXym-lnX ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 3<br />
Xos]m-ÅÂ, ]S-¡m-]-I-Sw, hnj-_m[ sshZyp-Xm-Lm-Xw, shÅ-¯n ap§Â,- lr-Z-bm-<br />
Lm-Xw.<br />
10. HSn-hp-Ifpw Ipg-sX-äep-Ifpw `mKw 1<br />
\nÀh-N-\w, Xcw, FÃp IpSÂ, k¦oÀ®-X-IÄ, NnIn-Õ, t]in-I-fn AanX aÀ±w<br />
F§ns\ HSn-bp-p.<br />
11. HSn-hp-Ifpw Ipg-sX-äep-Ifpw `mKw 2<br />
CSps¸sÃm-Sn-hv, At\Iw FÃp-IÄ HSn-bÂ, apdn-hpÅ HSn-hv, Ip«n-I-fnÂ, {]mbam-b-h-cnÂ, FÃn\v<br />
_ew Ipd-ªv, ¹mÌ-dn-SÂ, `mcw Xq¡n-bn-SÂ, ikv{X-{In-b.<br />
12. BtcmKy ]cn-]m-e\w sN¿p- --hÀ {i²n-t¡---h.<br />
tcmKw ]c-¯p icoc embn-\n-IÄ, ap³I-cp-X-ep-IÄ, I¿p-d, sXm¸n, I®-S, jqkp-IÄ, taÂN-«,<br />
ssII-gp-IÂ, FbvUvkv, sl¸-ssd-änkv _n¡v FXnsc Ip¯n-sh-bv¸v.<br />
13. Zpc´ sshZyw<br />
hnhn-[-Xcw Zpc-´-§Ä, Af-hv, 3 {]Ya Imcy-§Ä, Bh-iy-km-[-\-§-fpsS hnXc-Ww, ]p\-c-[n-hmk<br />
hnh-c-§Ä ]¦n-SÂ, Hs¯m-cp-an¨pÅ tI{µo-IrX {]hÀ¯-\w, tZiob ]cn-]m-Sn.<br />
14. ]cn-kc ipNnXzw `mKw 1<br />
LS-I-§Ä, ASn-Øm\ Bh-iy-§Ä, F´p-sIm-v `mc-¯n tamiw, ]cn-lmc-§Ä, amen\y \nÀ½mÀ-<br />
P-\w, HmS {]iv\-§Ä, ip²-P-ew, kmaqly ]cn-]m-Sn-IÄ.<br />
15. ]cn-kc ipNnXzw `mKw 2<br />
hoSv, sXmgp-¯v, \o´ÂIp-fw, hmbp aen-\o-I-c-Ww, i_vZ aen-\o-I-c-Ww, {]Imiw, ip² InWÀ.<br />
16. hyàn ipNnXzw<br />
]m ipNn-Xzw, Blmc ipNn-Xzw, Pe ipNn-Xzw, ssII-gp-IÂ, kv]ncn«v D]-tbmKn-¨v, ]Ãp-I-fpsS Btcm-<br />
Ky-¯n-\mbv `£n-¡m-hp--h-bpw AÃm-¯Xpw, ]Ãv tISv.<br />
17. t]mj-Im-lmcw `mKw 1<br />
\nÀÆ-N-\w, Xc-§Ä, DuÀÖw, hnäm-an-\p-IÄ, Ab-Un³, Ccp-¼v, ImÂkyw, D¸v, Ipd-hp-sIm--pÅ<br />
tcmK-§Ä, ]b-dp-hÀ¤-§Ä, ]¨-¡-dn-IÄ, ]g-§Ä, [m\y-§Ä, amwkw, ao³, ap«.<br />
18. t]mj-Im-lmcw `mKw 2<br />
AanX `£-Ww,- Ip-dª `£-Ww, F®bpw s\¿pw, ]e-X-c-¯n-epÅ `£-Ww, t]mjI hoSv AYhm<br />
t]mjI ]nc-anUv, Kymkv, Fcn-¨nÂ, AÄkÀ, Ata-cn-¡Â, BtcmKy \nÀt±-i-§Ä.<br />
19. aZy-]m-\-hpw, Btcm-Ky-{]-iv\-§fpw<br />
F´p-sIm--v, s]s«pÅXpw Xma-kn-¨p-ap-ff amä-§Ä, cà-¡p-g XSn-¡Â, hb-dn \ocv, IcÄ<br />
kntdmkn-kv, am\-kn-I, kmaq-lyw, km¼-¯nI {]iv\-§Ä.<br />
20. ab¡p acp-p-I-fpsS D]-tbm-Kw, Bkvàn-s¡-Xn-sc-bpÅ NnIn-Õ<br />
IpSpw-_w, `£-W-§Ä, ]cn-tim-[-\, CÃm-Xm-bmÂ, kz`m-hw, \S-]-Sn-IÄ, icoc {]hÀ¯\ imkv{Xw,<br />
NnIn-Õ, kwL-am-bpÅ Hs¯m-cp-an¨ {]hÀ¯-\w.<br />
21. ]pI-h-enbpw aäp ZpÈo-e-§fpw<br />
]pI-hen,F´p-sIm-v?, tZmj-h-i-§Ä,FXn-sc-bpÅ {]N-c-Ww, apdp-¡v, aq¡v s]mSn, aäp Zqio-e-§Ä.<br />
22. ]IÀ¨ hym[n-IÄ `mKw 1<br />
izmk-tIm-iw, IpSÂ, arK-§-fn \npÅXv, {]mWn-IÄ hgn, Xz¡n-eq-sS, ]pXn-b-h, Xncn-¨p-h-cp--h,<br />
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Fen-¸-\n, Nn¡³Kp\n-b, F¨v1 F³1, ap-n-\o-cv, ^vfq.<br />
23. ]IÀ¨ hym[n-IÄ `mKw 2<br />
a´v, t¹Kv, \mS-hn-c, ]«n-hn-c, {Smt¡m-a, sSä-\-kv, Nn¡³t]m-Ivkv, A©mw ]\n, Sn.-_n., t]mfn-tbm.<br />
24. ]IÀ¨ hym[n-IÄ `mKw 3<br />
IcÄ ho¡w F, -_n, tImf-d, hb-dn-f-¡w, Dcp- hnc, sImt¡m]pgp, ate-dn-b, ssSt^m-bn-Uv, `£y-hnj-_m-[,<br />
Aao-_n-bm-kn-kv, H.-BÀ.-F-kv, IpjvSw, ssewKnI ]IÀ¨-hym-[n-IÄ.<br />
25. ]I-cm¯ Xcw tcmK-§Ä<br />
Xc-§Ä, cà-k-½À±w, AXnsâ XS-bÂ, lrt{Zm-Kw, A]-I-S-\ne DbÀ¯p LS-I-§Ä, dpam-än¡v<br />
lrt{Zm-Kw, AXnsâ XS-bÂ.<br />
26. kmaqly BtcmKyw `mKw 1<br />
{]mY-anI Btcm-Kyw, ap³Im-e-§-sf-¡mÄ hyXym-kw, ]pXnb \qäm--n-te-¡pÅ e£y-§Ä, hnI-kc<br />
cmPy-§-fn kmaqly Btcm-Ky-]-cn-]m-Sn-IÄ, BtcmKy ]cn-]m-Sn-Ifpw kwL-S-\-I-fpw, \nb-{´W bqWnäp-IÄ,<br />
tZiob ]²-Xn-IÄ.<br />
27. kmaqly BtcmKyw `mKw 2<br />
Npcp-§nb Bh-iy-]-cn-]m-Sn, Ccp-]-Xn\ ]cn-]m-Sn, FÃm-hÀ¡pw Btcm-Kyw, tZiob BtcmKy \bw- þ<br />
2000, amXr-þ-inip kpc£m, {KmaoW ipNn-Xzw, {]Xn-tcm[ Ip¯n-sh-bv¸v, sF.-Un.-Fw.-BÀ. \nÀt±-i-<br />
§Ä.<br />
28. Btcm-Ky-{]-hÀ¯-I-cpw, kmaqly ]cn-]m-e\ bqWn-äp-Ifpw<br />
BtcmKy ]cn-]m-e\ {]hÀ¯-IÀ BcmWv ?, KpW-§Ä, sXmgnÂ]-c-amb Ign-hp-IÄ, kmaqly ]cn-<br />
]m-e\ bqWn-äp-IÄ, k¼m-Zyw, ISw sImSp-¡Â, Zpcn-Xm-izm-kw, kmaqly apt-äw, IpSp-_-{io, Npcp-<br />
§nb {]hÀ¯\ Nne-hv.<br />
29. KÀ`-þ-{]-kh ip{iqj `mKw 1<br />
Imem-h-[n, 3 kµÀi-\-§Ä, {]k-h-¯n\p ap¼p-ff ]cn-]m-e-\w, kvIm³, am\-knI X¿m-sd-Sp-¸v, sshZy<br />
]cn-]m-e-\w, A]-I-S-I-c-amb BtcmKy {]iv\-§-fpÅ KÀ`n-Wn-IÄ¡pÅ BtcmKy ]cn-]m-e-\w.<br />
30. KÀ`-þ-{]-kh ip{iqj `mKw 2<br />
{]kh ip{iq-j, A½-am-cpsS ac-W-Im-c-W-§fpw AXnsâ XS-b-epw, {]k-h- ti-j-apÅ k¦oÀ®<br />
{]iv\-§Ä.<br />
31. IpSpw-_m-kq-{XWw<br />
amÀ¤-§Ä, sF.-bp.-Un., k¦oÀW-X-IÄ, tlmÀtam¬ Kpfn-I-IÄ, Xmf-{Ia amÀ¤w, {]kh tijw,<br />
tkh-\-§Ä, tZiob P\-kw-Jym-\-bw.<br />
32. ape-bq-«p--h-cp-sS-bpw, \h-PmX inip-¡-fp-sSbpw ]cn-N-cWw<br />
ape-bq-«Â, P\n¨ DS-s\-bpÅ inip ]cn-N-c-Ww, P\n-¨-bp-S-s\-bpÅ ac-W-§Ä, tcmKm-Wp _m-[,<br />
Xq¡ Ipd-hv, A]-IS km²y-X-bp-Å-hÀ, C³Ip-t_-äÀ, ho\n-§v, acWw XS-bÂ, ]ip-]mÂ, aÀ±-\-§tfä<br />
inip.-<br />
33. Ip«n-Isf ]cn-N-cn-¡Â `mKw 1<br />
`mc-k-a-hm-Iyw, `mc-a-f-¡Â, sXämb t]mj-Im-lm-cw, hfÀ¨m ]«n-I, ZqcIÃp-IÄ, Ip«n-I-fpsS hfÀ¨,<br />
XS-bm-hp--h, kvIqÄ BtcmKy tkh-\-§Ä, hnäm-an³ F.-bpsS Ipd-hv, Ip«n-IÄ¡m-bpÅ tZiob<br />
BtcmKy ]cn-]m-Sn-IÄ.<br />
34. Ip«n-Isf ]cn-N-cn-¡Â `mKw 2<br />
hgn¡p«n-IÄ, Ip«n sXmgn-em-fn-IÄ, sF.-FÂ.-H., inip-hn-hm-lw, ]cn-]m-e\ tI{µ- §Ä, BtcmKy<br />
]cn-]m-Sn-IÄ, Ip«n-I-fnse s]cp-amä sshI-ey-§Ä, sF.-kn.Un.-F-kv., D¨-`-£-Ww, Ip«n-Isf ZpÀhn-\ntbmKw<br />
sN¿Â, Iuam-c-¯nse Ipähm-k-\-IÄ.<br />
35. hfÀ¨-bn-epÅ sshI-ey-§Ä<br />
\nÀÆ-N-\w, Xcw, Imc-W-§Ä, skdn-{_ ]mÂkn, _p²n-am-µyw, A]-kvam-cw, Hm«n-kw, kzX-{´-cm-¡p-<br />
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hm³, aµ-_p-²n-Isf ]cn-N-cn-¡Â, kvIqfnÂ, kaq-l-¯nÂ, \ho\ kmt¦-XnI hnZy D]-tbm-Kn-¨v.<br />
36. I®v, aq¡v, \m¡v, sNhn sshI-ey-ap-Å-hsc ]cn-N-cn-¡Â<br />
\nÀÆ-N-\w, {]Y-a-am-b-Xpw c-m-a-s¯-Xpw, Xc-§Ä, s_Âäp-Ifpw sh¸p-Im-ep-I-fpw, {ih-W-k-lm-bn-<br />
IÄ, AÔXm \nÀ½mÀÖ-\w, AÔ-X-bpsS Imc-W-§Ä, hnj³ 2020.<br />
37. {]mb-am-b-hsc ]cn-N-cn-¡Â<br />
{][m\ {]iv\-§Ä, ZoÀL-Ime tcmK-§Ä, XS-bÂ, Xnan-cw, AØn-I-fpsS _e¡p-d-hv, tXb-vam-\w,<br />
am\-knI {]iv\-§Ä, {ih-W-k-lm-bn-IÄ, D¯-c-hm-Zn-Xz-§Ä, ssZ\w-Zn\ {]hÀ¯-\-§Ä, ZoÀL-<br />
Ime ]cn-N-c-Ww, HmÀ½-¡p-d-hv.<br />
38. {]ta-lw, Ubm-en-knkv<br />
Xcw Xncn-hv, KÀ`n-Wn-I-fnÂ, NnIn-Õ, kzbw ]cn-]m-e-\w, sNcp-¸p-IÄ, {]talAXym-ln-X-§Ä, ]©kmc<br />
IqSn-bmepw Ipd-ªm-ep-apÅ e£-W-§Ä, InUv\n tcmK-§Ä, Ubm-en-knkv, InUv\n amän h¡Â.<br />
39. FbvUvkv `mKw 1<br />
FbvUvkv, F¨v.-sF.-hn., Zcn-{Z-cm-Py-§-fnÂ, F§ns\ ]c-¡p-p, e£-W-§Ä, L«-§Ä, ab-¡p-a-cpv<br />
D]-tbm-Kn-¡p--h-cnÂ.<br />
40. FbvUvkv `mKw 2<br />
A½-bn \npw inip-hn-te-¡v, ]cn-]m-e-\w, kzbw k²X {]hÀ¯IÀ, sXän-²m-c-W-IÄ, \nb-{´-<br />
Ww, kmaqly {]iv\-§Ä.<br />
41. càw Ib-äÂ<br />
cà {Kq¸p-IÄ, càw Ib-ä NnInÕ, càw Dcp-Ip {]Xn-{]-hÀ¯-\w, cà-¯n-eqsS ]IÀ¨-hym-<br />
[n-IÄ, cà-L-SI NnIn-Õ, AS-¡nb Nph càm-Wp-¡Ä, Ddª ¹mkva, km{µ-X-bpÅ<br />
t¹ävseäp-IÄ.<br />
42. sXmgn _ÔnX Btcm-Kyw, \Sp-th-Z\<br />
sXmgn-ep-ambn _Ô-s¸-«pÅ tcmK-§Ä, tPmen-¡m-cpsS kwc-£-Ww, sXmgn A]-I-S-§-fpsS XSbÂ,<br />
\Sp-th-Z\ Imc-W-§Ä, I¼yq-«À D]-tbm-Khpw \Sp-th-Z-\-bpw, kvIm³, Im th-Z-\-bp-Å-hÀ<br />
D]-tbm-Kn-¡m-hp sNcp-¸p-IÄ.<br />
43. AanXh®hpw PohnX coXn-I-fpw.<br />
ZpÀta-Zkv aqe-apÅ tcmK-§Ä, slÀWn-b, ]n¯m-i-b-¯n IÃp-IÄ, t{_m¡-bpsS Câ-Ivkv, ssk¡nfnw-Kv,<br />
s\¿v amäp ikv{X-{In-b, IpSp-_-k-a-bw, sNdp-{]m-b-¯nse ZpÀta-Z-kv, ImbnI {]hÀ¯-\-§fpÅ<br />
Pohn-Xw.<br />
44. am\-knI Btcm-Kyw, Btcm-Kyhpw Bßo-b-Xbpw<br />
hnhn-[-Xcw am\-knI tcmK-§Ä, XS-bÂ, am\-knI BtcmKy tkh-\-§Ä, kwL-am-bpÅ {]hÀ¯-<br />
\w, _en-bà kvt\l-am-Wv, Bßo-b-Xbpw Btcm-Kyhpw, ssZh-¯n\p kzoIm-cy-I-c-amb hÀjw,<br />
ssZhm-ßmhpw hnSp-X-epw.<br />
45. BtcmKy sh_v sskäp-IÄ, BtcmKy hnZym-`ym-kw, sSen saUn-kn³, tdmt_m-«n-Ivkv.<br />
Bib hn\n-a-b-¯n-\pÅ XS-k-§Ä, BtcmKy hnZym-`ym-k-¯nsâ e£y-§Ä, \à Bi-bw, am²y-a-<br />
§Ä, Cþ-B-tcm-Kyw, sSen saUn-kn³, saUn-¡Â tdmt_m-«n-Ivkv, BtcmKy sh_vssk-äp-IÄ.<br />
46. AÀ_pZw<br />
]cn-tim-[-\-IÄ, {]mY-anIam-b-Xv, Imc-W-§Ä, kvIm\nw-Kv, kzb-apÅ kvX\ ]cn-tim-[-\, ]pI-hen<br />
aqew, aZy-]m\w aqew, sshdkv aqew, ssUIÄ aqew, hmbnse AÀ_p-Zw, Bam-i-b-¯nse AÀ_pZw,<br />
A]-IS AS-bm-f-§Ä.<br />
47. Pohn-¡m-\pÅ Ah-Im-ihpw Zbm-h-[hpw<br />
hnhn[ ImgvN-¸m-Sp-IÄ, Zbm-h-[w, ac-Whpw AXnsâ Imc-W-§-fpw, ico-c-¯n-sâbpw X·m-{X-I-fpsSbpw<br />
ac-Ww, Xe-t¨m-dnsâ ac-Ww, Iq«-s¡m-e-IÄ, kÀÆ\miw, Ipä-Ir-Xy-§Ä, a\p-jym-h-Imi ewL-<br />
\-§Ä, Zmcn-{Zyw, Bß-l-Xy, tami-amb PohnX kml-N-cy-§Ä, Zpio-e- -§Ä.<br />
100
48. km´z\ ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 1<br />
`h\ ip{iq-j, tZiob ]men-tb-äohv ]²-Xn, ip{iq-j-I-\p--m-bn-cn-t¡- KpW§Ä, e£-W-§Ä,<br />
ap³ Icp-X-ep-IÄ, NnInÕ aqew.<br />
49. km´z\ ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 2<br />
thZ-\bpw thZ\ kwlm-cn-I-fpw, Dd-¡w, hni-¸v, aq¡n-eq-sS-bpÅ Syq_n-eq-sS- `£Ww sImSp-¡Â.<br />
50. km´z\ ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 3<br />
iÀ±n, hb-dn-f-¡w, ae-_-Ôw, aq{X-k-©n-bpsS ]cn-]m-e-\w, s_UvtkmÀ.<br />
51. km´z\ ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 4<br />
{hWw, ^nÌp-e, {Uknw-Kv, {Sm¡n-tbm-Ì-an, tImtfm-Ì-an ]cn-]m-e-\w.<br />
52. km´z\ ]cn-]m-e\w `mKw 5<br />
{]`mX IrXy-§Ä, ssewKn-I-X, Bßo-b-X, ac-W-¯n\p ap¼v, ac-W-k-a-b-¯v, acWtijw.<br />
b) Sn. hn. Nm\-ep-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏-´p-≈ ]cn-]m-Sn-I-fnsS t^mt´mIƒ<br />
I.2007epw 2009epambn 6 {]mhiyw kwt{]-£Ww<br />
sNbvX F.-kn.-hn. tIm´bw, Sn.-hn. A`n-apJw<br />
101<br />
II. ]h¿\n-j≥ Nm\-ep-ambn<br />
_‘-s∏´ BtcmKy kocn-b¬<br />
15. sI.- H. F. kwØm\ sF.-Sn. sk{I-«-dn-bm-bpÅ {]hÀ¯\w<br />
a) KOA site Inaguration State I.T. Secretary’s Report<br />
http://www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.tk<br />
Dear members <strong>of</strong> KOA,<br />
The <strong>of</strong>ficial web site <strong>of</strong> KOA is constructed and the URL is http:// www. keralaorthopaedic<br />
association.tk .The history, constitution, protocols, news letters, journal, membership form, past and present<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice bearers list and their photos, meeting details, details <strong>of</strong> facilities in KOA house, list <strong>of</strong> books in KOA library,<br />
contact details and other KOA related useful files and links are published. Archives <strong>of</strong> past news letters, journals,<br />
meetings, executive committees etc are also published in the site. Date stamp, guest book, search facility, direct<br />
emailing facility, health news and links to IOA, KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS and linked KOA chat web sites are<br />
available in the <strong>of</strong>ficial web site. Usefull IOA related files are also uploaded.<br />
The KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS web site http://groups. msn.com / KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS<br />
is updated with around 2000 ortho links, 500 clip arts and now there are around 700 members. Thank you all for<br />
the participation and encouragement in the activities <strong>of</strong> this web site for the last 2 years. This web site can be<br />
utilized now for exclusive orthopaedic case discussions. A linked KOA discussion and chat site http://<br />
groups.msn.com / keralaorthopaedicassociation is constructed and linked to the <strong>of</strong>ficial KOA site. There are
provisions for the KOA members to keep their personal or orthopaedic files in the linked chat site.This site can be<br />
utilized for organizational discussions, KOA notifications, notification <strong>of</strong> orthopaedic vacancies etc. Please join this<br />
linked site with your email addresses for organizational discussions.<br />
The inauguration <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficial KOA web site is on 04-02-05, 6PM at the KOACON 2005 inauguration<br />
meeting. Thank you all, the members <strong>of</strong> KOA, members <strong>of</strong> executive committee, president <strong>Dr</strong>.K.C.Gopalakrishnan<br />
and Hon.secretary <strong>Dr</strong>.Tigi Thomas for the encouragement and entrusting me to construct the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web<br />
site and to run the IT committee as chairman <strong>of</strong> the IT committee. The KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site will be up dated<br />
from time to time and all the future meeting details, journals and news letters will be made available. Please sent<br />
to me your valuable suggestions regarding KOA IT activities, web sites and requests for the publication <strong>of</strong> your<br />
KOA related links or files to the email address jimmyml2000@hotmail.com .<br />
Thanks and praise to God almighty for blessing me to carry out this task and thank you all once again,<br />
for the co-operation, participation and encouragement<br />
Dear Members <strong>of</strong> KOA,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L.,<br />
KOA Joint secretary, KOA LM 305,IOA LM 4381<br />
Web master <strong>of</strong> KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site<br />
Manager <strong>of</strong> KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS site<br />
Address:- Moyalan house,M.G.road, Trichur. PIN:- 680004.<br />
Phone:(M)9387605566,0481-2571698, Email:jimmyml2000@hotmail.com<br />
Web site:- http://www.geocities.com/jimmyml2000<br />
b) About KOA new site - State I.T. Secretary’s Report<br />
www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.org<br />
The history, constitution, protocols, news letters, journals, past and present <strong>of</strong>fice bearers and executive<br />
committees list, KOA members, <strong>of</strong>ficials and events, membership form, notification area, contact details,<br />
facilities in KOA house and other KOA, IOA and related useful files and links are published. KOI site with<br />
2000 links, research instruments, date stamp, guest book and visitor number are attached. Most <strong>of</strong> the files<br />
can be downloaded in word,PDF and excel formats. In the member’s area, there are provisions for the<br />
KOA members to publish their personal or orthopaedic files, upload pictures, conduct K.O.A. discussions<br />
and chat, notify orthopaedic vacancies and intimate about orthopaedic meetings. The .tk URL since 01-05<br />
is changed to .org from 01-08 onwards.This is provided with new appearance and features. Please visit and<br />
utilize the web sites and continue to be active in the KOA I.T. activities.<br />
Thanking you,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L.<br />
State I.T. Secretary, K.O.A.<br />
Iranjal road starting, Muttambalam P.O.,<br />
Kanjikuzhy, Kottayam - 686004.<br />
Ph:- (M)9446441698, (L)0481-2571698<br />
Email:- jimmyml2000@hotmail.com<br />
<strong>Personal</strong> web site:- www.doctorjimmy.tk<br />
102
c) KOACON Kannur - State I.T. Secretary’s Report 2005<br />
103
d). State I.T. Secretary’s Report to KOA -2009<br />
104
d) sI. H. F sh_vssk-‰p-ambn _‘-s∏-´p≈ t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
]gb kwL-S\m ssk‰v ]gb kwLS\ N¿®m ssk‰v<br />
105<br />
KOA Web Reference<br />
Guide - 2006; Cover Pages
e) 8 Pn√ Aÿn-tcmK hnZ-Kv[-cpsS Ivf∫p-I-fn¬<br />
tUm. PnΩn sF. ‰n. {]h¿Ø-\-߃ Ah-X-cn-∏n-®ncp-∂p.<br />
An invitation to <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy from Cochin Orthopeadic Society<br />
106
f) tIc-f-Ønse AÿntcmK hnZ-Kv[-cpsS kwL-S-\-bpsS kmaq-ly tkh\<br />
]cn-]m-Sn-bpsS `mK-ambn kwÿm\ sF.-Sn. sk{I-´dnsb∂ \ne-bn¬<br />
tUm. PnΩn kwL-Sn-∏n®v Ivfmsk-SpØ skan-\m-dp-Iƒ.<br />
AJn-e- tI-cf<br />
Bw_p-e≥kv<br />
ss{Uh¿am¿°m-bp≈<br />
skan-\m-dns‚ DXvLm-<br />
S\w; ap≥ ap-Jy-a{¥n<br />
\n¿h-ln-°p-∂p. -N-Sßn¬<br />
Fw. F¬. F.,<br />
eb¨kv Kh¿W¿,<br />
sI.-H.F. {]kn-U‚ v<br />
F∂n-h¿<br />
k∂n-ln-X-cm-bn-cp-∂p<br />
Registration Badge - All Kerala<br />
Ambulance <strong>Dr</strong>ivers Seminar<br />
107<br />
Fw. F¬. F.<br />
DXvLm-S\w sNøp-<br />
Ibpw sI.- H. F.<br />
{]kn-U‚ v A≤y-<br />
£X hln-°p-Ibpw<br />
sNbvX tIm´bw<br />
kn.-Fw.-Fkv tImtf-<br />
Pn¬ F≥. kn. kn.<br />
°mbn \S-Øn-b-Xv.
AJn-e- tI-cf Bw_p-e≥kv ss{Uh¿am¿°m-bp≈ skan-\m-dns‚ ]cn-]mSn<br />
Certificate - For All Kerala Ambulance drivers Seminar<br />
108
Invitation to Hospitals - For All Kerala Ambulance drivers Seminar<br />
109
16. tUm. PnΩn°v e`n® Nne AwKo-Im-c-ß-fpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ<br />
tIc-f-Ønse Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-bn¬<br />
\n∂pw ˛ sF. Sn. sk{I-´-dn°v<br />
BtcmKy \jvknwKv<br />
bqWn-th-gvkn-‰n-bn¬ ]co-£-I-\mbn<br />
tUm. I\m-_m¿, tUm. dmk, tUm. PnΩn.<br />
110<br />
tUm. PnΩn Xøm-dm-°nb sI.- H. F. sh_v ssk‰v<br />
d^-d≥kv klmbn 2006 s‚ {]Im-i\w<br />
sshkv Nm≥k-e¿ k¿´n-^n-°‰v Xcp-∂p<br />
tUm. I\m-_m¿, tUm. abn¬<br />
hm-l-\≥, tUm. PnΩn.
tUm. PnΩn°v e`n® Nne AwKo-Im-c-ß-fpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ ˛ XpS¿®<br />
lrkz ˛ tcmKhnhc ]cn-tim-[-\, H∂mw kΩm\w, C≥tUm¿<br />
AJn-te≥Uym Aÿn-tcmK Iznkv H∂mw kΩm-\w, I¬°´<br />
111
17 tUm.- PnΩn kwL-Sn-∏n®v ¢msk-SpØ Nne skan-\m-dp-I-fpsS t\m´okpIƒ<br />
kz¿§ob hncp∂v skan-\m-¿ ˛ t\m´o-kv.<br />
ssh.-Fw.-kn.-F. Ab¿Ip-∂Øp \S-Øn-b-Xns‚ t\m´okv<br />
112
18. hnhn[ skan-\m-dp-I-fpsS t^mt´m-Iƒ (2000 - 2010)<br />
Bw_p-e≥kv ss{Uh¿am¿°mbn<br />
{Iao-I-c-W-߃<br />
{]Ya kp{iqj km[-\-߃<br />
113<br />
cPn-kvt{S-j\pw k¿´n-^n-°-‰p-Ifpw<br />
F¬.-kn.-Un.- kv{Io≥<br />
kn.-]n.-B¿.\v Bh-iy-ap≈ am≥In≥
ssh.-Fw.-kn.-F., Ab¿°p∂w- - ˛ ap≥ ap-Jy-a{¥n DΩ≥Nm≠n DXvLm-S\w sNøp-∂p. tªm°v<br />
{]kn-U‚ v, ]©m-bØv {]kn-U‚ v, ssh.-Fw.-kn.-F.-ap≥ kwÿm\ sNb¿am≥ F∂n-h¿ kao-]w<br />
tIm´bw kz¿Kob hncp-∂n≥; tIm-´bw sNb¿ t]gvk≥, -kn.-sF,<br />
Akn.- I-am≥U‚ v, do®v thƒUv sshUv sNb¿am≥ Xp {_Z¿ F∂n-h¿ thZn-bn¬<br />
114
Gjy-bnse G‰hpw henb t]meokv A°-mZanbn¬ (cm-a-h¿a-]p-cw, Xriq¿)-<br />
650 t]meo-kp-Im¿°mbn (F.-Un.-Pn.-]n.,- sF.-Pn., Un.-sF.-Pn. F∂n-h-cpsS \n¿t±-i-\p-k-c-Ww)<br />
F≥-.kn.kn. bpambn _‘-s∏´v ˛ kn.-Fw.-Fkv tImtf-Pnse Iymºn¬<br />
115
tIm´bw ssh.-U-ªp.-kn.-F. -<br />
lm-fn¬ tIm´bw If-IvS¿<br />
DXvLm-S\w sNbvX skan-\m¿.<br />
ap≥ sU]yq´n Iam≥U¿<br />
kao]w (Fkv.-]n. -dm-v).<br />
au≠v Im¿Ω¬ kvIqƒ, In-<br />
°p-gn-bn¬; hm¿jnI t]meokv<br />
{Sm^nIv hmc-Øns‚ DXvLm-S-\-<br />
Øn¬, Fkv. ]n., Fw. F¬. F.<br />
116<br />
ss\‰nsK¬ tImtfPv, s\Spwa-ßm-Sv,-<br />
Xn-cp-h-¥-]p-cw; {]n≥kn-<br />
∏ƒ kao-]w, 250 Hmfw _n.-<br />
Fkv.kn \gvknwKv hnZym-<br />
¿∞nIƒ°pw Ãm^n-\p-ambn
\≥¥ tImtf-Pv, Cutdm-Un¬;<br />
200 Hmfw _n.-F-kv.-kn.<br />
\gvknwKv hnZym¿∞n-Iƒ°pw<br />
Ãm^n-\p-ambn<br />
117<br />
sslth t]meo-kn-\mbn;<br />
Fkv.]nbpsS<br />
km∂n-[y-Øn¬<br />
_tk-en-tbmkv F≥Pn-\o-bdnwKv<br />
tImtf-Pv,- Ip-´n-°m-\-Øv-;<br />
\m-\q-tdmfw F≥Pn-\o-b-dnwKv<br />
hnZym¿∞n-I-ƒ°mbn, {]n≥kn-<br />
∏nƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.
AJne- tI-cf Bw_p-e≥kv<br />
{Uh¿am¿°mbn<br />
{InkvXp-tPymXn F≥Pn-\o-b-dnwKv tImtf-Pv;<br />
- {]n≥kn-∏ƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
118<br />
Fw.-B¿.F-^nse amt\-P¿am¿°m-bn.<br />
P\-d¬ amt\-P¿<br />
ssa°nƒ dnt_tcm kao]w<br />
aµncw Bip-]-{Xn-bn-¬; saUn-°¬<br />
kq∏¿ C≥U‚ v DXvLmS\w<br />
sNbvXp.
ImtXm-en-t°‰v tImtf-Pv, ]Ø-\w-Xn-´-bn¬;<br />
{]n≥kn-∏ƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
sF.-]n.knbpsS amßm\w skan-\m-cnbn¬<br />
ap∂q-tdmfw _n.-‰n.-F-®v, Fw.-‰n.-F®v<br />
hn≤ym¿∞n-Iƒ°mbn<br />
_nen-thgvkv N¿®ns‚ tXm´w `mKw, Xncp-h√<br />
ss__nƒ tImtf-Pn¬; -{]n≥kn-∏¬<br />
DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
119<br />
AJn-te¥y anj-\dn ao‰n¬; lnµn -`m-j-bn¬<br />
Ccp-\q-tdmfw anj-\-dn-am¿°m-bn eu B¿an-<br />
{Iq-tkU-v,- ]m-d-im-e, Xncp-h-\-¥-]pcw<br />
sF.-]n.-kn-bpsS Ipº-\mSv ss__nƒ tImtf-<br />
Pn¬;- d-Pn-kv{Sm¿ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp<br />
N¿®v Hm^v tKmUns‚ kntbm¨ ss__nƒ<br />
tImtfPv, apf-°p-g, sNß-∂q-cn¬
sNbvXp ImWn-°¬<br />
tIm´bw t]meokv hm¿jnI ]tc-Un¬<br />
F≥-.kn.kn. ˛ tZiob Iymwºn¬; sXmSp-]p-g<br />
\yqsa≥kv tImtfPv, 5 tIW¬am-cpsS<br />
km∂n-[y-Øn¬, lnµn- `m-j-bn¬<br />
120<br />
F.-B¿.-F-^v. IpSpw_ sh¬s^-b¿<br />
kwL-Øn≥, -h-S-hm-Xq¿, tIm´bw<br />
AJne- tI-cf Bw_p-e≥kv<br />
{Uh¿am¿°mbn<br />
]men-tb-‰ohv sIb¿<br />
skmssk-‰n, Xncp-h-©q-cn¬
t]meokv ¢_n¬, tIm´bw<br />
tIm´bw sshkv sa≥kv ¢_n¬<br />
F≥-.kn.kn. ˛ aqe-a-‰Øv \S∂ Iymºn¬<br />
121<br />
Icn-∏m¬ Bip-]{Xn, If-Øn-∏Sn<br />
tImssh saUn-°¬ sk‚¿, tImbºØqcn¬;<br />
Zpc-¥˛-A-Xym-lnX skan-\m¿, _n.-F-kv.-kn, Fw.-<br />
F-kv.kn \gvknw-Kv hnZym-¿∞nIƒ°pw Ãm^n\pw<br />
ip{iqj Bip-]-{Xn, hmcn-t»-cn.
Fkv.-Fw.-C, Km‘n-\-K-dn¬; Ub-d-IvS¿<br />
DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp<br />
F≥.-F-kv.-F-kv.- I-dp-I-®m-en¬;<br />
{]n≥kn∏mƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
kn.-Fw.-Fkv tImtf-Pv, -tIm-´-bw; -<br />
{]n≥kn-∏ƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
122<br />
k¿°m¿ A≤ym-]I ]cn-io-e\ tImtf-Pv,<br />
-ssX-°m-Sv, Xncp-h-\-¥-]p-cw; -ap-∂q-tdmfw<br />
_n.-F-Uv,- Fw.-FUv. hn≤ym¿∞n-Iƒ°mbn<br />
ImcpWy UowUv bqWn-th-gvkn-‰n, incp-hm-Wn,- tImb-º-Øq¿;<br />
300Hmfw F≥Pn-\o-b-dnwKv, Fw.-_n.-F.-hn-<br />
Zym¿∞n-Iƒ°m-bn,- c-Pn-kv{Sm¿ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
Fkv.-_n., Akw-]vj≥ tImtf-Pp-Iƒ; -<br />
N-ß-\m-t»-cn-bnse kwbp‡ skan-\m-dn¬
Ph-l¿ \thm-Zb tI{µo-b- hnZymeb-Øn¬<br />
Aq-tdmfw hnZym¿∞n-Iƒ°m-bn;<br />
{]n≥kn-]ƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp<br />
_neo-thgvkv N¿®v CwKvfojv kvIqƒ, Xncp-h-√mbn¬;<br />
{]n≥kn-]ƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp.<br />
sk‚ vtXm-akv tImtfPv; dm∂n-bn¬<br />
123<br />
Fw.Pn bqWn-th-gvkn-d-dn-bnse \mep Pn√-I-fn¬ \n∂pf-f<br />
ap∂q-tdmfw F≥.-F-kv.-Fkv sk{I-´-dn-am¿°mbn<br />
F_-t\-k¿ C‚¿\m-j-W¬ kvIqƒ,<br />
G‰p-am-\q-cn¬; ap∂q-tdmfw hnZym¿∞n-Iƒ<br />
°m-bn, {]n≥kn]ƒ DXvLm-S\w sNbvXp<br />
Chm-©-enkw tImtfPv; Km‘n-\-K-dn¬
19. Seminar related files for print and certificates from Institutions and VIP’s<br />
a) Seminar Proposal Form Modal<br />
124
MEDICAL CHARITY SEMINAR<br />
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY<br />
Register Number ------------------------------------------------------<br />
Date -----------------------<br />
b) Seminar Registration Form Modal<br />
PLEASE FILL UP THE FORM AND RETURN TO RECEPTION<br />
Venue <strong>of</strong> seminar-------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
Name------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
Age-------------- Tick : Male / Female<br />
Address---------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
Phone: Mobile---------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
Land: S.T.D. Code------------------Number -------------------------------------------<br />
Email -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
Web site--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
PLEASE TICK YOUR JOB OR SERVICE GIVEN BELOW<br />
1. Community health volunteer 11. School Student<br />
2. Medical charity worker 12. College Student<br />
3. Community health nurse 13. General Nursing Student<br />
4. Home nurse 14. BSc Nursing Student<br />
5. Emergency medical worker 15. B.Ed. Student<br />
6. Social activist 16. TTC Student<br />
7. Palliative care worker 17. Bible College Student<br />
8. Ambulance driver 18. Seminary student<br />
9. Police 19. Others ---------------<br />
10. N.C.C.<br />
Description <strong>of</strong> the course <strong>of</strong> the student or Class----------------------------------------------<br />
Description <strong>of</strong> the bettalian <strong>of</strong> NCC or NIC--------------------------------------------------<br />
Description <strong>of</strong> the Type <strong>of</strong> Police Service----------------------------------------------------<br />
Signature <strong>of</strong> the Seminar Attendee---------------------------------<br />
125
Seminar Certificate Modals<br />
c) Community Health Volunteering Seminar Certificate Modal<br />
d) Emergy and Disaster Medicine Seminar Certificate Modal<br />
126
e) kmaqly sshZym-Xpc ]cn-io-e\ skan-\m-dns‚ t\m´okv<br />
f) Registrant’s Badge ( 182)<br />
127
h) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation<br />
from Commander<br />
Colonel Nair<br />
128<br />
g) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation<br />
from Commander<br />
Colonel Chacko
j) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation<br />
from Karunya<br />
Deemed University<br />
129<br />
i) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation<br />
from <strong>Dr</strong>. Geetha<br />
- T.T.C. Principal
l) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation<br />
from Nanda College <strong>of</strong> Nursing,<br />
Erode principal Akchaya<br />
130<br />
kj) Certificate <strong>of</strong> appreciation<br />
from Kovai<br />
Medical Centre Nursing<br />
College Principal <strong>Dr</strong>,.<br />
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n) Emergency medicine<br />
and Disaster nursing<br />
seminar and workshop at<br />
Nightingale College <strong>of</strong><br />
Nursing, Trivandrum -<br />
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m) Emergency medicine<br />
and Disaster nursing<br />
seminar and workshop at<br />
Nightingale College <strong>of</strong><br />
Nursing, Trivandrum -<br />
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signed by additional direc tor general <strong>of</strong> police <strong>Dr</strong>. Alexander Jacob IPS<br />
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21. Miscellaneous Files (hnhn[ ^b-ep-Iƒ)<br />
a). SMS Ministry - Collection <strong>of</strong> S.M.S. sent by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy<br />
Around 500 SMS’s containing revelations, visions, prophecy, spiritual teachings, words for strengthening,<br />
fight against hypocrisy etc were sent to diffrent groups such as around 2000 christian leaders and<br />
pasters in India, VIP’s, friends, co - workers and associates and relatives. Below given are some selected<br />
sent SMS’s.<br />
A. REVELATIONS THROUGH HOLY SPIRIT<br />
a). LORD YOU ARE FAR ABOVE :” Lord : I love you more than any thing in this world and in the world<br />
to come (heaven, earth, angels, wife, children, position, wealth, house, ministry, job, gifts <strong>of</strong> spirit, name,<br />
image, bank account, parents, life, beauty, social status etc) “., b). ‘WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH’ : “ Let<br />
those whose ‘hearts are not retarded’ like Pharisees, c). END TIME WICKEDNES; “ In this last moments<br />
<strong>of</strong> end time : parents, children, couples, brothers, sisters, in laws and many the so called God believers and<br />
leaders try to destroy each other (through lies, by destroying others job, income, name and by destroying<br />
unity in family or marital lives through bad influence) and then they construct homes, acquire evil wealth,<br />
acquire name and false positions and try to show their relatives and neighbours that they are smart, hard<br />
working and good. Where are the true believers <strong>of</strong> God? “. 2 Timothy 3: 1 – 5, d). SAFE ON THE LAP OF<br />
MY FATHER - REVELATION ON DIVINE PROTECTION; “Nature, Universe and heaven are the lap<br />
<strong>of</strong> my Heavenly father. I am safe and protected in His lap because I believe Him, depend on Him, listens to<br />
His voice and try to thank Him and obey Him. Others are in the same lap but many do not feel safe and are<br />
un protected because they do not know Him or do not depend on Him “.Acts 17:28, Proverbs 2: 3 -6,Psalm<br />
91:1-2, 10:12, 139:1-7, e). EVERYTHING IS OURS: BIBLICAL REVELATION FROM A GREAT GOD<br />
WHO MAKES SUN RISE AND RAIN SHOWER FOR THE THANKFUL AND THANKLESS ‘DIS<br />
CREDITORS AND FALSE CLAIMERS’ - A REVELATION FOR THE UN SELFISH AND PURE IN<br />
HEART “Universe, heaven and angels are mine and yours (Everything belongs to the children <strong>of</strong> God).” 1<br />
Corinthians 3 : 21 - 23, Galatians 4 : 7,Ephesians 3 : 6, 1 : 18, Hebrews 1 : 14, 9 : 15, 1 Peter 1 : 14, f).<br />
NATURE REVELATION ; FROM A GREAT GOD WHO SHED LAST DROP OF HIS BLOOD, MAKES<br />
SUN RISE AND RAIN SHOWER FOR THE THANKFUL AND THANKLESS ‘DIS CREDITORS<br />
AND FALSE CLAIMERS’ - A REVELATION FOR THOSE WHO ARE WILLING TO GO<br />
OCCATIONALY TO LONELY PLACES FOR PRAYING TO FATHER - THIS IS AN IGNITION FOR<br />
A SERIES OF IRRESTBLE ACTS OF THANKFULNES ; “ God has kept huge hidden treasures in India,<br />
nations <strong>of</strong> the world, in oceans, in forests, under the earth etc. God maintains eco systems (birds, ants etc)<br />
and cloth nature and plants with very beautiful flowers etc even in jungles and un noticed shrubs etc. if so:<br />
He will open hidden treasures for his children more enthusiastically, cloth them with more beauty etc (honours<br />
etc) and maintain them more powerfully”., “ Look to the billions <strong>of</strong> stars created and maintained by God; For<br />
belief “. Marcos 1 : 34 - 35, Isaiah 43 : 1 - 4, Mathew 6 : 25 - 33, Romans 8 : 16, Ephesians 1 : 19, 1 Kings<br />
3 : 4 - 15, 19 : 4 - 8, 1 John 3 : 1, Hebrews 11 ; 1, 8, Psalms 139 : 1 - 7, 13 - 18, Psalm 8 : 5, g). LOVE - NB:<br />
REVELATION (For the unselfish and pure in heart); “ Those who are truly filled with love for God and<br />
others: Lives in heaven and walks through earth “. Colossians 3: 1, Mathew 22: 36 - 40, 1 John 4: 7 - 8, 5: 3,<br />
2: 15 – 17, h). “Most important necessity <strong>of</strong> our life is to acquire the ‘love nature’ from Jesus “. I). “<br />
Revelation (important) -Making the Indian leaders, politicians and people understand that, promoting Christianity<br />
in India (gospel <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ) will bring progress to the nation : can accelerate North Indian evangelisation<br />
“., j). “ Revelation (NB) - Heart <strong>of</strong> our Lord is ‘beating’ strongly for north India “., k). “ Revelation - Even<br />
though we are in spiritual war in our lives : we are at perfect rest because Jesus is doing all the fight for us<br />
“.Ephesians 6 : 10 – 18, l). “ If we are fully controlled by holy spirit : he will lead us step by step to un<br />
imaginable dimensions and heights “.John 3 : 8, m). “if some one becomes fully dedicated, humbled , does or<br />
becomes what ever the lord asks him to be at all times: he becomes a world ‘miracle”. Spa 66:5, n). “True<br />
humbleness is the deep realisation that, everything <strong>of</strong> our life is the mercy and grace <strong>of</strong> god and the deep<br />
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thankfulness for this in our heart “. John 5: 30, john 15: 4, Philippians 4: 13, o). “Start the final battle against<br />
Satan and lets dark forces”. - end time apostolic and prophetic message to the nations <strong>of</strong> the world. Luke<br />
21:7-19, 25-33, Mathew 24:9-14, 37-40, 2 timothy 3 : 1 – 9, revelation 21 : 2, p). “Holy spirit loves, respects,<br />
accepts, recognises and takes in his team apostles, evangelist and leaders from all districts, states and<br />
nations. He is more interested in ‘permanent things’ than temporary material and social benefits. Unless we<br />
are filled with this spirit, we can not be true children <strong>of</strong> God or true and effective global evangelisers “.<br />
Ephes 2: 12 – 22, Acts 1: 8, q). LORD YOU ARE FAR ABOVE:” Lord: I love you more than any thing in<br />
this world and in the world to come (heaven, earth, angels, wife, children, position, wealth, house, ministry,<br />
job, gifts <strong>of</strong> spirit, name, image, bank account, parents, life, beauty, social status etc)”, r). “Let us follow the<br />
miraculous light <strong>of</strong> God travelling from south to north <strong>of</strong> the country and reinforce our activities to facilitate<br />
the evangelisation <strong>of</strong> north India”. s). “ Apostles, prophets, Pastors, evangelists and teachers are ‘ equally<br />
important spiritual children’ <strong>of</strong> holy spirit .Let us not try to destroy the ‘more’ spiritually gifted children <strong>of</strong><br />
holy spirit because <strong>of</strong> our self protectiveness “. Philippians’ 2: 21, t). ‘NEW’ MYSTERY! GREATEST<br />
SUFFERING: HIDDEN BEFORE THE CREATION OF WORLD - REVEALED TO DR. JIMMY IN<br />
2OO6 “ The suffering <strong>of</strong> Christ at cross (Rejected by heavenly father and disciples and mocked by humans<br />
and satanic forces etc.) is greater than the suffering which any human being ever endured or going to<br />
endure “. Ephesians 3 : 3, Colossians 1 : 26, Acts 8 : 32 - 33,Mathew 27 : 46, Psalm 22 : 6, 12 - 19,psalm 69<br />
: 20 - 21, Psalms 69, u). LOVE - NB : REVELATION ; ( For the unselfish and pure in heart) “ Those who<br />
are truly filled with love for God and others : Lives in heaven and walks through earth “.Colossians 3 : 1,<br />
Mathew 22 : 36 - 40, 1 John 4 : 7 - 8, 5 : 3, 2 : 15 – 17, v). “ Revelation (this is going to revolutionise ones<br />
ministry) - The fruit and all the gifts <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit will operate in an abundant measure : when we choose to<br />
act and dedicatedly acts in very deep love and compassion to others in a self less way”.1 John 4 : 16, w). “if<br />
some one becomes fully dedicated, humbled , does or becomes what ever the lord asks him to be at all times:<br />
he becomes a world ‘miracle”. Psa 66:5, x). “ If we are fully controlled by holy spirit : he will lead us step by<br />
step to un imaginable dimensions and heights “.John 3 : 8, y). “ If you love Jesus more than anything including<br />
your positions, church, ministry, children, fame, family, job, wealth etc and take risks for Jesus even to the<br />
point <strong>of</strong> loosing every thing and getting rejected from all ‘stages’ : then you can be a powerful sword in the<br />
hand <strong>of</strong> Jesus to start a special and positive change in the people for Jesus that can later bless billions “.Luke<br />
21 : 15 – 17, z). “ Americas are dominated by spirit <strong>of</strong> greed, Europe by immorality, Asia by laziness, India by<br />
lack <strong>of</strong> knowledge, trivandrum by competition, trichur by witch craft, eranakulam by cheating and kottayam<br />
by selfishness . Unless we crush the head <strong>of</strong> these spirits by the power <strong>of</strong> Holy spirit : glory <strong>of</strong> God can not<br />
be manifested in its full measure “., za). “ Let us follow the miraculous light <strong>of</strong> God travelling from south to<br />
north <strong>of</strong> the country and reinforce our activities to facilitate the evangelisation <strong>of</strong> north India”., zb). A<br />
MESSAGE TO THE UN SELFISH : Biblical Revelation : It is not enough to act by the inspiration <strong>of</strong> Holy<br />
Spirit but it is necessary to talk, behave or act as per the full guidance <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit 24 hours a day (Every<br />
aspect <strong>of</strong> our life), zc). Actors - Most people do not believe in God or Jesus. They simply pretend that, they<br />
are believers.<br />
B. PROPHECIES MADE BY DR. JIMMY<br />
a). PROPHECY ARCHIVE 2008 SECOND HALF; Sims’s Sent by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. to around 200 important<br />
pastors, ministers and leaders <strong>of</strong> Heavenly Feast church; 1.Prophcy (fulfilled - God is with us - the below<br />
given sms was sent few days before the SNDP people damaged the tent) Saul and job :-Hope - ‘Prathysha’<br />
Job 5:21,22 “Thou ..”. Job 22:29 “When they cast thee down, thou shalt say, There is lifting up.. “.Saul<br />
increased -acts 9:22 , 2. Prophecy (Already started happening - God is with us - The below given SMS was<br />
sent 2 months back). “ Promises by Holy Spirit for Family, Heavenly feast ... “.Ezekiel 37 : 11 - 14. 39 : 9 -<br />
10, Yodel 2 : 3 - 10, Mathew 14 ; 34 - 36, John 21 : 3 - 7, 1 Corinthians 8 : 6, Hebrews 13 : 20 – 21, 3.<br />
Prophecy (Fulfilled - the below given SMS was sent few days before the 21 day fasting prayer was declared<br />
God is with us)” RAISED FROM GLORY TO GLORY - FREE FROM ALL CLUTCHES OF DARKNES<br />
“2 Corinthians 3:18, 4. Prophecy (On the process <strong>of</strong> getting fulfilled - Below given Sims was sent with in few<br />
days after the bad ‘news’ in the TV channels start appearing - God is with us) Prophecy(Important):-”<br />
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Thanku brother (<strong>Dr</strong>.Mathew Kuruvilla, Heavenly feast) is going to be an important person in the world”,<br />
5.Prophacy (On the provokes <strong>of</strong> becoming fulfilled in Thanku brothers life, my life).The below given Sims<br />
was sent at the time when T.V. news problems were started - God is with us)” The glorious 3 year ministry<br />
<strong>of</strong> Jesus started: when they did not recognised him and tried to kill him. “Luke 4 : 16 – 32, 6.Prophacy - The<br />
below given SMS was sent by the inspiration <strong>of</strong> Holy spirit on the day <strong>of</strong> the fasting prayer for north Indians<br />
at Eranakulam with out being aware about the programme - God is with us - a call to break regionalism”<br />
Now there for you are no more strangers and foreigners...”Ephesians 2:19, 7.Prophacy - Fulfilled - The<br />
below given SMS was sent few days before Pudupally fasting prayer started - God is with us “ Anointing<br />
shall break the yolk - Desire for gifts “ Acts 1 : 8, 8.Prophacy - Prophesied by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy in one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
evening ministers prayer meeting at Pudupally - God is with us” Through the present problem Lord is<br />
preparing us for North Indian evangelisation in the immediate future (even though Lord is preparing us for<br />
many things). “, 9.Prophacy - After the below given SMS was sent there was a preaching on ‘loving others’<br />
in the Sunday morning service. Same day in the evening meeting Rambabu brother felt the greatest anointing<br />
in his whole life and it was transferred to the church. - God is with us “Americas are dominated by spirit <strong>of</strong><br />
greed, Europe by immorality, Asia by laziness, India by lack <strong>of</strong> knowledge, trivandrum by competition, trichur<br />
by witch craft, eranakulam by cheating and kottayam by selfishness. Unless we crush the head <strong>of</strong> these<br />
spirits by the power <strong>of</strong> Holy spirit : glory <strong>of</strong> God can not be manifested in its full measure “., b). Election<br />
Prophecy fulfilled Thank you Jesus MADE KNOWN BY HOLY SPIRIT Amos 3 : 7, Ephesians 3 : 5<br />
Below given is the copy <strong>of</strong> RMS sent roughly one month back: PROPHECY: NB; Those who respect<br />
evangelism will win the election.” Congress with Man Mohan Sing as PM will continue in power after<br />
election “. c).” Prophecy (important) - As Kerala is one <strong>of</strong> the greatest exporters <strong>of</strong> trained men power in<br />
the world:so also it is going to be one <strong>of</strong> the greatest exporters <strong>of</strong> evangelistss and missionaries in the world.<br />
C. UTILITY OF S.M.S. MINISTRY<br />
a). UTILIY OF SMS (“BAD” THAT IS GOOD IN LONG ‘RUN’); Enumerating some <strong>of</strong> the good ‘practical’<br />
changes brought about through Sims’s from <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy :- 1.More stress on biblical teaching for ‘inner<br />
strength’ in ‘problems’, 2. Stress given to the utilization <strong>of</strong> ‘energy’ from Holy Spirit instead <strong>of</strong> ‘human<br />
energy’ (jumping around) (for ministry and preaching), 3. Avoidance <strong>of</strong> usual habit <strong>of</strong> usage <strong>of</strong> many ‘pictures<br />
for meeting notification’, 4. Encouragement <strong>of</strong> fellowship and testimony in church instead <strong>of</strong> ‘acting as<br />
puppets under central control’. “Have the gates <strong>of</strong> death been revealed unto thee? Or hast thou seen the<br />
gates <strong>of</strong> the shadow <strong>of</strong> death? “(Job 38:17). b). WORDS, VERSES, DICUSSIONS, UTILITY, BLESSINGS<br />
AND THANKS GIVING : The below mentioned are some <strong>of</strong> the changes, verses, words, teachings etc<br />
that were brought in to the church (in a more focused, attended and reinforced manner) by Jesus and Holy<br />
Spirit over last many years through SMS, ARTICLES, SITES, PERSONAL DISCUSSIONS AND HELP<br />
OF DR. JIMMY M. L. - I give all the glory and praise to OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN, JESUS CHRIST<br />
AND HOLY SPIRIT - FOR THIS PERSONAL AND CHURCH BLESSING - ‘BAD’ THAT BECOMES<br />
GOOD IN LONG RUN - 1. LAUGH AT DESTRUCTION; “At destruction and dearth thou shalt laugh;<br />
neither shalt thou be afraid <strong>of</strong> the beasts <strong>of</strong> the earth.”(Job 5:22), 2. GREAT POWER IN BELIVER; “and<br />
what the exceeding greatness <strong>of</strong> his power to us-ward who believe, according to that working <strong>of</strong> the strength<br />
<strong>of</strong> his might”(Eph 1:19), 3. I AM BY GRACE; “But by the grace <strong>of</strong> God I am what I am :”( 1Co 15:10), 4.<br />
OIL OF JOY; “Thou hast loved righteousness, and hated iniquity; Therefore God, thy God, hath anointed<br />
thee with the oil <strong>of</strong> gladness above thy fellows”(Heb 1:9), 5. HEART IS MORE NB; “Jesus saw Nathaniel<br />
coming to him, and saith <strong>of</strong> him, Behold, an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile!”(John 1:47), 6. ‘HEART<br />
TO HEART TALK’ 7. GREAT GOD WHO MADE HIS DICIPLES DOES GRATER, 7. LONELY<br />
PRAYER, 8. FASTING IS WALKING IN SPIRIT, 9. BE LIKE JESUS, 9. RAISED FROM GLORY TO<br />
GLORY, 10. SAFE ON LAP OF MY FATHER, 10. EVERYTHING IS OURS 11. GLORIOUS AND<br />
GREATLY GLORIOUS YEARS, 12. HAEDES WILL NOT WIN OVER CHURCH, 13. IN DIRECT<br />
MOTIVATION TO SPEAKING IN TONGUES, POWER CONFERENCE AND CHURCH SITE ETC<br />
14. <strong>Dr</strong>. JIMMY EVERLASTING 15. ‘FEED THE HUNGRY, CLOTH THE NAKED’ 16. WE HAVE<br />
MIND OF CHRIST 17. I BELIVE IN MIRACLES -18. GOD WILL MAKE ME A MIRACLE etc., c).<br />
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WHEN THEY CAST THEE DOWN - GIVE YOUR CLOAK ALSO - SOME SMS ARCHIVES 2008. A.<br />
1.Cloke also - “if any...” (Matthew 5:40) 2. Denying - “Having...” (2 Timothy 3:5) 3. My words - “Then...”<br />
(Jeremiah 1:9-10) C. Saul increased - Act 9:22 “But Saul increased the more in strength, and confounded the<br />
Jews that dwelt ....” (Act 9:22). D. Saul and Job: - Hope - ‘Prathysha’ Job 5:21, 22 “Thou ...” Job 22:29<br />
“When they cast thee down, thou shalt say, there is lifting up... “.Saul increased -acts 9:22 E. “ coldness <strong>of</strong><br />
love - love <strong>of</strong> ‘people’ are becoming colder - ‘love’ is less compared to 30 years before, 20 years before and<br />
10 years before “. - : - Mathew 24: 12 F. “start the final battle against Satan and its dark forces”. - end time<br />
apostolic and prophetic message to the nations <strong>of</strong> the world. Luke 21:7-19, 25-33 Mathew 24:9-14, 37-40 2<br />
timothy 3 : 1 - 9 revelation 21 : 2, G. “ we are killed all the day long”. Romans 8: 35 - 36 C. “Lord to whom<br />
shall we go? “. John 6: 68 H. “His power is made perfect in my weakness “. 2 Corinthians 12: 9 I. “God will<br />
go before us and will definitely open the doors to fulfil his plans for his children- sure and hundred percent”.<br />
Isaiah 45: 1 - 3 J. “ True discipleship - no carnality: live by spirit “ Luke 14: 33 K. “ If we are fully controlled<br />
by Holy Spirit: he will lead us step by step to un imaginable dimensions and heights “.John 3: 8 L. “ For god:<br />
our ‘heart’ is the most important “. John 1: 47 - 48 M. “Freedom - Jesus set us free from satanic bondages<br />
- never back slide “. Galatians 5: 1. N. Read Ephesians 1:19 “his un maskable power will be manifested<br />
through his children as apostolic and prophetic anointing etc. O. Promises by holy spirit : for family (for life)<br />
and Indian church (for 7 years) since 2007 :- Ezekiel 39:9-10, 37:11-14, yodel 2:3-10, Mathew 14:34-36, john<br />
21:3-7, 1 Corinthians 8:6, Hebrews 13:20-21, P. “ I worship god for all the situations in life “. Psalms 34:1 Q.<br />
“Walk with god “. Genesis 5: 24 R. “True prophet” Luke 6: 26 “false witness” marks 14: 56 S. 1. “no<br />
boundaries - holy spirit sets us free from boundaries. Love <strong>of</strong> god fills heaven and earth “. Acts 1: 8 T.<br />
“boldness - freedom from fear - Do not fear people influenced by satanic forces “. Mathew 10: 28 U. Why<br />
they wanted to destroy or kill Jesus or call him mad, demoniac etc.? 1. No one should question them about<br />
their sins 2. jealousy 3. To continue in their sins 4. They do not want people to see a good example because<br />
their bad example will be questioned. (John 11:50) “Nor consider, that it is expedient for us, that one man dye<br />
for the people, and not that all the people perished”<br />
D. SUMMARIES OF CHRISTIAN ARTICLE<br />
SOME CHRISTIAN ARTICLES OF DR. JIMMY M. L.; a). LIFE OF CHRIST IN HUMAN BODY:<br />
(Verses from article <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. published 6 years back) 1.Doctor and patients: Psa31:10,2.False<br />
desires and lusts:Tit3:3,Pro18:21,1Ti6:10,Pro20:1,3.Are humans destined to diseased ?:Gen1;26,Eph6:12,<br />
Heb2:14,John10:10,Job18:13,Rom5:18,1Pe2:24, 1Co15:26,4. How to defeat disease? ;<br />
1Pe4:12,1Jo3:8,Jam4:7,Rev2:5,Jam5:6,Jam5:14-15, Luk7:22, Joh14:12, Jam1:6,Act14:9-10,5.Let him be<br />
glory:Rom8:28,Joh11:4,Mat9:12,Col 4:14,Rom11:36,6.Healthy living:Pro16:24,Eph4:26-27,Mat6:31-34 ,<br />
Psa16;11, Eph2;1-2,Pro3:6-8,7.Abundant life:Isa49;15,Mat14:14,3Joh1-2,Joh10:10, b). CHRIST IN US AND<br />
WE IN CHRIST: (Sub headings <strong>of</strong> article <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M.L. published 5 years back) 1.The world in which<br />
we live 2.We are chosen 3.Love never ends 4.Love and unity 5.Rejoice at all times 6.Peace beyond imagination<br />
7.Endurance is great gain 8.Mercy <strong>of</strong> Jesus 9.Gifts are for serving others 10.Crown <strong>of</strong> life for the faithful<br />
11.Blessed are gentle 12.Self control through Jesus 13.Those who speak un mistakably are perfect 14.Eye<br />
is the lamp <strong>of</strong> your body 15.Those who made thoughts captive 16.To live is Christ and to die is gain 17.Attitude<br />
in Christ Jesus 18.In to his marvellous light 19.Those who are made a blessing by God 20.Streams <strong>of</strong> living<br />
water 21.We should abide in Christ., c). IN CHRIST BEFORE CREATION OF THE WORLD: (Sub<br />
headings <strong>of</strong> article <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M.L. published 4 years back) 1.Through him, and unto him 2.God’s thoughts<br />
which are to us 3.Salvation: the plan <strong>of</strong> God 4.Eternal purpose to give grace for grace, 5.Plans for nations<br />
6.Plans for end time 7.Plans for eternity 8.Plans for persons 9.The sheep who hear the voice 10.Those who<br />
seek their own 11.You must stand before Caesar, 12.Say not, I am a child 13.In destructible by jealousy<br />
14.Downess: for lifting up 15.Those who throws stones on ‘repentance preachers’ 16.Blessed to suffer (for<br />
Jesus), 17.Sufferings are not worthy to be compared with glory 18.God who makes rough places smooth<br />
19.Overcome the world by faith 20.By faith, not by sight 21.For everything there is a season 22.Prophesy<br />
over these bones 23.Accomplished the work, d). REVELATIONS PUBLISHED: (Sub titles from direct<br />
revelations <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L. published 3 years back) 1.Sufferings <strong>of</strong> Jesus 2. God’s love 3. Care <strong>of</strong> God,<br />
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4.Today’s world 5. Increase in sins 6. Influence <strong>of</strong> evil spirits 7. Hypocrisy and pride 8. Those who tries to<br />
cause stumbling 9. Mind and body 10. Sadness <strong>of</strong> Creator 11. Desire <strong>of</strong> Creator 12. For maturity 13. Belief<br />
and act 14. Spiritual growth 15.Holy life 16. Prayer power 17. God’s plans 18.For ministers 19.Anointed <strong>of</strong><br />
God 20.India and Kerala 21.Importance <strong>of</strong> love 22.God’s grace and mercy 23.Holy spirit. - For complete<br />
articles visit. www.doctorjimmy.tk<br />
E. RELATED TO LIFE OF DR. JIMMY<br />
a). SUPERNATURAL GIFTS: Glory to the Heavenly Father who cloths ‘ordinary human beings’ with<br />
supernatural gifts <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ- Example: “ <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. is given the gift <strong>of</strong><br />
‘hearing’ or ‘seeing’ talks and events, 2. on many occasions mints before the real event or talk took place,<br />
psychological problems or circumstances that occurred in childhood, marital or personal life <strong>of</strong> people and<br />
‘secrets <strong>of</strong> hearts’ are revealed, 3.Different diseases <strong>of</strong> a person is revealed as in ‘MRI scan <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit’,<br />
prophesies are given including who is going to rule the nation etc, spiritual bondages in places and groups<br />
revealed, 4.Revelations on present world and spirituality, some diseases got healed including lung cancer,<br />
interpretation <strong>of</strong> tongues, gifts <strong>of</strong> writing articles, songs, web sites etc. – All praise to GOD “. (Eph 4:8). b).<br />
MANTLE OF FAITH series : 1.”For they that have served well as deacons gain to themselves a good<br />
standing, and great boldness in the faith which is in Christ Jesus.” (1Thimothy 3:13), 2.:”As following series<br />
<strong>of</strong> MANTLE OF FAITH Sims’s comes: Holy Spirit is going to anoint the entire church with new, great &<br />
glorious mantle <strong>of</strong> apostolic & prophetic gift <strong>of</strong> faith.”, 3.” I an going to talk about revelations and visions in<br />
Lord”. 2 Cori 12: 1, “. “Prophecy: I WILL NOT DIE FOR MANY DECADES TILL ALL WHAT GOD<br />
HAS PLANED FOR ME IS FULFILLED IN MY LIFE. “”Jehovah will preserve him, and keep him alive,<br />
and he shall be blessed;” (Psa 41:2, 5. “Prophecy: I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M L), will lead a very large global organization<br />
(much larger than large Ulf Ekman ministries in extent) which trains people on and does Christian medical<br />
charity works etc.”, 6. I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M L) will act as an end time apostle to the nations <strong>of</strong> the world and I will<br />
be called by world later as ‘Apostle Paul <strong>of</strong> 21st century’. The churches which I plant will be cared by a<br />
‘global consortium’. “, 7. “ Prophecy: I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M L) will act as an end time prophet to counties <strong>of</strong> the<br />
world (similar to Jeremiah) and God will make nations ‘shake’, when they hear my name. I will declare<br />
prophecies to nations”, 8. “Prophecy: I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M L) is going to resurrect many dead, do mighty miracles,<br />
un lease the bound and is going to ‘crush head’ <strong>of</strong> Satan in all continents by the name <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ”, 9.<br />
“Prophecy: I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M L) am going to stand with many presidents, prime ministers and world multi<br />
millionaires. Because Jesus answers their prayer requests through me: they become my well wishers and<br />
friends. They will open doors and means for me (ministry)”, 10. “Prophecy: I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M L) am going to<br />
write many books in ‘spirit’, universities will shower honours and degrees upon me, visit most countries <strong>of</strong><br />
word, travel considerable time <strong>of</strong> my life in aeroplanes and many times keep on catching one aeroplane after<br />
another “, 11. “Prophecy: I am going organize very large ‘crusades’ and ‘ministerial’ trainings through out<br />
world. I will lead ‘special’ ministries in tourist places, Muslim and atheist countries; calamity hit areas,<br />
islands, ships, major cities etc in association with many organizations and churches”. 12. “Prophecy: My<br />
wife Liji is going to be a world Christian lady with gifts, son Paul is going to be a world famous evangelist,<br />
daughters Elsa and Christina are going to be international secretaries <strong>of</strong> a very large Christian and medical<br />
organization.”., 13.”Vision seen by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy(2005):‘Jesus fire ball’ is orbits around world burning everything<br />
that comes in contact with it & it makes ‘them’ in to ashes by heat & knowledge emitted from it.<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy<br />
sits inside that fire ball”.(JIMMY’S FUTURE MINISTRY), 14.Vision seen by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy(2005):‘Light <strong>of</strong><br />
Jesus falls on face <strong>of</strong> apostle Paul and he falls from horse “.(JIMMY’S FUTURE MINISTRY SIMILAR<br />
TO APOSTLE PAUL WITH ABUNDANT REVELATIONS), 15.:”Vision seen by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy(2005):”Jesus<br />
coated me from clay, my ugliness washed by his blood, cloths, crown& sword <strong>of</strong> an emperor was given, and<br />
then he hugs me from cross. Understanding that everything is by grace, I removed crown & sword, fell on<br />
ground & worshipped”(GREAT MINISTRY GIVEN BY GRACE), 16.Vision seen by<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy(2005):”Large building similar to world trade centre burns by fire <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit in a foreign country<br />
& that fire flows to nations <strong>of</strong> world & slums.”(HEAD QUARTERS OF GLOBAL ORGANIZATION ON<br />
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL CHARITY WORK, TRAINING ETC.), 17. “Vision seen by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy<br />
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(1993):”Jesus while walking, turn his head to side and invites me (with his compassionate eyes) to walk<br />
behind him.”(DISCIPLESHIP AND SUFFERINGS FOR JESUS), 18.Vision seen by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy (1993):”Rose<br />
grey cross emitting greenish white light in air (vision seen in a hall <strong>of</strong> 10000 worshipers).” (SHOWS<br />
SHOWERING OF BLESSINGS OBTAINED THROUGH CROSS AND SUFFERINGS FOR JESUS),<br />
19. “IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ‘ENDURANCE, PERSISTANCE AND FAITH’ LEARN IT FROM ME<br />
(<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L.) “. :”Jesus said learn from his humbleness and said great is the faith <strong>of</strong> centurion (not in<br />
Israel), peter said suffering produce endurance, Paul said I am a model.” c). CALLED TO PROPHECY -<br />
FOR DELIVERANCE FROM ‘INJUSTICE’: “ Called to prophecy over nations, peoples, ‘places’ and<br />
‘kings’ to help them to be delivered from bondages <strong>of</strong> ‘injustices’ etc. “ ‘“ And they say unto me, Thou must<br />
prophesy again over many peoples and nations and tongues and kings. “ (Rev 10:11), “ He that is unrighteous,<br />
let him do unrighteousness still: and he that is filthy, let him be made filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him<br />
do righteousness still: and he that is holy, let him be made holy still “ (Rev 22:11), d). WORLD END TIME<br />
MINISTRY VISION : Vision <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy being in the fore front <strong>of</strong> the greatest end <strong>of</strong> the end time<br />
ministry <strong>of</strong> the world in which millions and millions are accepting Jesus and mighty miracles happen “., e).<br />
‘PILLAR LIKE PAUL’(VISION 2008) : “ Vision seen by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy 2 years back (2008) Vision <strong>of</strong> a ‘pillar<br />
like Paul’ erected by Jesus 20 centuries after Paul to stand in the forefront <strong>of</strong> greatest ministry world has<br />
ever seen 9it is also the greatest end time ministry - Implicating <strong>Dr</strong>, Jimmy’s future ministry - God has<br />
erected and kept <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy for this 20 centuries after Paul - to be in the fore front) “ ANY BODY WHO<br />
TRIES TO ‘PUSH’ DR. JIMMY TO ‘BACK’ MAY BE COUNTED AS AN ENEMY OF LIVING GOD<br />
(WHO MAY BECOME A ‘CONSUMING FIRE’), f). ALREADY STARTED TAKING EFFECT; “Vision<br />
seen by <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy(2005):‘Jesus fire ball’ is orbits around world burning everything that comes in contact<br />
with it & it makes ‘them’ in to ashes by heat & knowledge emitted from it.<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy sits inside that fire<br />
ball”.(<strong>Dr</strong>.JIMMY’S FUTURE 7. MINISTRY) BECAUSE MY TEACHINGS CONCENTRATES ON<br />
WHAT JESUS ‘GAINS’. g). PROPHECY ACCOMPLISHER - JESUS : “ One among the prophecies<br />
published roughly 5 years back (by me - in web site etc) is that: ‘universities are going to shower degrees up<br />
on me’ “. THROUGH UN PLANED INCIDENCES AND UN EXPECTED INDUVIDUALS: THIS<br />
PROPHECY HAS ALREADY STARTED GETTING FULFILLED. I HAVE STARTED DOING M.A<br />
DISASTER MANAGEMENT, MTh (Theology) and PGD in guidance and counselling. My wife has started<br />
doing M.A. Sociology, PGD in G&C. I am sure many more degrees are going to follow - MBA, PhD etc (in<br />
Jesus name). h). ‘CALL’ ACCOMPLISHER - JESUS : “ The prophecies (on ‘call’,’ revelations’, promises,<br />
ministry etc) published roughly 5 years back (by me - in web site etc) about : ‘global apostolic call like Paul,<br />
prophetic call like Jeremiah, create a world organisation that train people in medical charity etc’ “. THROUGH<br />
MANY SEMINARS, WEB SITES, ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES, ARTICLES, GIFTS GIVEN BY HOLY<br />
SPIRIT, TEACHING AND POLICY CHANGES IN GOVERMENT, CHURCHES, ORGANISATIONS<br />
ETC -THE ABOVE MENTIONED 3 CALLS ARE ALREADY PARTIALY FULFILLED (SAY 30<br />
PERCENT). WITH ZERO BANK ACCOUNT (AS FOR TODAY): GOD IS GOING TO ‘TAKE’ ME<br />
AND <strong>FULL</strong>FIL THE PROPHECY THAT: ‘I AM GOING TO STAND WITH MANY PRESIDENTS<br />
AND PRIME MINISTERS (in Jesus name). I). NATIONS ARE GIVEN AS GIFTS; “ Satan will never<br />
allow (through deceitfulness and gimmicks) the name <strong>of</strong> child <strong>of</strong> God to come up due to self protective<br />
reasons but God will make the full name <strong>of</strong> child <strong>of</strong> God to come up by some means or other (transmitted<br />
through out world to billions) Deuteronomy 11 : 23 – 25., j). “ GLORIOUS YEAR: In Jesus name: the year<br />
2009 is going to be a glorious year in my life and ministry. I pray Father in heaven that: let it be so in your<br />
case. “ Ephesians 1:19, 6:10, Mathew 19:26, 14:34-36, 1 Kings 3:4-15, 19;4-8, Exodus 3!:1-11, Isaiah 45:1-3,<br />
Ezekiel 37:1-14, 39:9-10, Joel 2:3-10, John 21:3-7,, k). Praise the miracle working God - PROMISE BY<br />
HOLY SPIRIT - GIVEN MANY YEARS BACK: “I will make you a ‘miracle’. Many will be amazed:<br />
Seeing that. You yourself will be amused “. l). UPSIDE DOWN SEREES: A. ORGANISATIONS: 1.Glory<br />
To Great God: who greatly influences organisations through his ‘ordinary’ people “Through the internet and<br />
other medical social service activities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L. over last 9 years, 2. Importance <strong>of</strong> accident care,<br />
social activities and internet activities were reinforced and major policy shifts were made in national and<br />
state orthopaedic associations”. Revelation 5:13, B. GOVERNMENTS: 1. Glory To Great God: who greatly<br />
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influences governments through his ‘ordinary’ people e.g.: Prophet Daniel in O.T. “Through many accident<br />
care seminars inaugurated by former chief minister 2. MLA, collector, directors, deans, colonels, principals<br />
etc conducted by <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. and his press meetings, medical articles and internet activities 2002 to<br />
2008, 3.Government traffic policy changed 1 Year back and many thousands <strong>of</strong> lives are saved every year<br />
in Kerala (as per study)”. Daniel 5:17., C. NATIONS: Glory To Great God: who shakes churches and<br />
nations through his ‘ordinary’ people e.g.: Apostles Paul & Peter “Through the articles, SMS, email, web site<br />
and tract ministry <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L. for last 7 years, 2.Re orientation and concentration <strong>of</strong> spiritual teachings<br />
to psychological deliverance, Christ likeness, dependence and trust in God and His plans amidst problems<br />
etc., 3. Happened in churches in India and nations <strong>of</strong> the world (no exaggeration: monitor national & world<br />
Christian media)”. Acts 17:6, D MORE GLORIOUS; “ 3y God’s grace there is a reorientation <strong>of</strong> spiritual<br />
teachings over last few years in churches in India and to some extent in nations <strong>of</strong> the world so as to make<br />
them ‘glorious’. Thanks to the great God who utilised mere clay, E. PROMOTER GOD AND<br />
DEPROMOTER S.ATAN AND HIS SLAVES: 1. JOHN 10: 10 “For by thee I run upon a troop; And by my<br />
God do I leap over a wall”(.Psalm 18:29) A fire devoureth before them; and behind them a flame burneth:<br />
the land is as the garden <strong>of</strong> Eden before them, and behind them a desolate wilderness; yea, and none hath<br />
escaped them. (Joel 2:3), 2.SATAN KNOWS THAT IF CHILDREN OF GOD (DR. JIMMY M.L.) CAN<br />
MAKE CHURCHES, ORGANISATIONS AND GOVERMENTS ‘UP SIDE DOWN’ WITH OUT<br />
HAVING MUCH ‘WEALTH ETC’: THEY (DR.JIMMY M.L.) WILL BRING EVEN GREATER<br />
DESTRUCTIONS TO HIS KINGDOM, IF THEY HAVE ‘WEALTH, POSITIONS IN SPIRITUAL<br />
ARENAS’ ETC. THAT IS WHY HE FIGHTS WITH HIS ‘TEETH AND NAILS’ THROUGH HIS<br />
CARNAL HYPOCRITIC ASSOCIATES TO DEPROMTE CHILDREN OF GOD (DR.JIMMY). BUT<br />
GOD WILL REMOVE ALL HURDLES AND MOVE ALONG WITH HIS PLANS. m). HIGH MENTAL<br />
HEALTH: “And many <strong>of</strong> them said, He hath a demon, and is mad; why hear ye him?’ (John 10:20), “ And<br />
as he thus made his defence, Festus saith with a loud voice, Paul, thou art mad; thy much learning is turning<br />
thee mad. “ (Act 26:24) WHEN HYPOCRITES HEAR UN ‘PLESENT FACTS’ THEY TRIES TO DEPICT<br />
THE TRUTH TELLER ‘MAD’ AS HAPPENED IN CASE OF JESUS AND PAUL. “ <strong>Dr</strong> Jimmy conducted<br />
around 40 seminars recently in different institutions and many <strong>of</strong> which were inaugurated by dignitaries, he<br />
treats his patients regularly,, he was holding high position in associations, his articles are published recently in<br />
magazines. Still very few hypocrites who do not want repent try to tar him for his mental health (gimmick <strong>of</strong><br />
Satan). <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy scored very high in mental health inventory, good in inter personal relationship scale and<br />
decision making questionnaire and very low in irrational belief psychological test (just one week back) at his<br />
course at annamali university under eminent psychologists. The group members (who are PhD, MPhil,<br />
MBA etc) asked him doctor you scored highest in mental health compared to entire group or us’ what is the<br />
secret ? (55/60). <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy told them that ‘I had undergone extreme persecutions in life for so many years;<br />
I may react positively or negatively. I reacted and adjusted positively and hence I developed HIGHEST<br />
MENTAL HEALTH “., n). PASTERS OBTAINED THROUGH JESUS DOOR; 1. MINISTRY IN<br />
BELIEVERS CHURCH GROUP, I.P.C. GROUP, CHURCH OF GOD GROUP, CHURCH OF GOD<br />
NEW INDIA GROUP, LOVE ARMY CRUSADE GROUP ETC. PREACHING IN CONVENTIONS<br />
INCLUDING CHRCH OF GOD GENERAL CONVENTION, PROGRAMME IN MAJOR<br />
MISSIONARIES MEETING AND 6 BIBLE COLLEGES, PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH AND HINDI,<br />
ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN MANY CHRISTIAN AND MEDICAL <strong>MAGAZINE</strong>S., 2. T.V.INTERVIEW,<br />
RAISED TO THE POSTS OF STATE I.T. SECRETARY AND PAST JOINT SECRATRY K.O.A.,<br />
UNIVERSITY EXAMINER, VISITING FACULTY, EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY BOARD<br />
MEMBERSHIP, P.T.A. PRESIDENT, PAST I.M.A. JOINT SECRETARY, WEB MASTER OF<br />
CHRISTIAN, MEDICAL AND ASSOCIATION WEB SITES WITH ALL INDIA FAME, APPEARED<br />
IN PRESS MEETINGS AND NEWS MANY TIMES ETC., 3. MANY SUCSUSSFUL MAJOR<br />
SURJICAL PROCEDERS AND TREATMENTS IN DIFFERENT HOSPITALS - FOR X - RAY CLIPS<br />
VISIT. “ Pastures: Obtained through Jesus door - when Satan tried to close all the doors “. John 10 : 9., o).<br />
GREAT RECOGNISION FROM GOD : “ Report <strong>of</strong> around 100 accident care, comprehensive community<br />
health volunteering and highly advanced emergency medicine - disaster medicine seminars etc - conducted<br />
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i8n Hindi, English, Malayalam, and admixture <strong>of</strong> Bengali and Tamil on occasions - half day, full day or 10<br />
hours - in Kerala and Tamilnadu - conducted in or association with police, NCC, voluntary organisations,<br />
clubs, churches (IPC, church <strong>of</strong> God, believers, brotheran etc), bible colleges, SME’s, NSS <strong>of</strong> colleges, MG<br />
university, Karunya deemed engineering - MBA university, engineering colleges, BSC and other nursing<br />
institutes, Bed and Med colleges, hospitals, schools, Kerala orthopaedic association and Christian organisations<br />
- inaugurated or associated by former chief minister, MLA, chairperson, directors, dean, registrars, principals,<br />
church leaders, ADGP, IG, DIG, SP, Brigadier, Colonels etc - resulted in major policy shifts in Kerala or<br />
Indian orthopaedic associations (in relation to social service, medical utility <strong>of</strong> internet, staring <strong>of</strong> sites,<br />
accident care training) and major traffic policy change <strong>of</strong> Kerala government (through TV interviews, web<br />
sites, articles and press meets conducted by dr. jimmy) so that around 1000 lives are being saved every year<br />
in each major city. “ - (NB : <strong>Dr</strong>. jimmy M. L. is an orthopaedic surgeon, stays at Gokulam flat, Kanjikuzhy<br />
bridge and was state joint secretary and I.T. Secretary <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic association, was working in<br />
around 7 -8 major or other hospitals in Kottayam for last 10 years 9including medical college), is a member<br />
<strong>of</strong> heavenly feast for last 8 years, was a minister <strong>of</strong> heavenly feast, conducted a seminar in heavenly feast<br />
in association with Kottayam SP - which brought around 6000 drivers and others who are non members <strong>of</strong><br />
church (out sliders) and brought press and TV reports) ALL THE BEST TO HEAVENLY FEAST SOCIAL<br />
SERVICE ACTIVITIES AND THEIR ‘GOOD HEARTED PROMOTION’ OF THEIR CHRUCH<br />
MEMBERS WHO ARE HARD WORKING AND SINCIERE CHRISTIAN SOCIAL ACTIVISTS, p).<br />
‘GREATEST RECOGNISION FROM JESUS’ : ‘VERY, VERY GREATLY HONOURED ‘HONOURED’<br />
BY DISHONOURS FOR JESUS AND GREATLY ‘RECOGNISED’ BY JESUS (SIGN OF<br />
RECOGNISION)., q). VERY GREAT HONOUR : BLESSED TO SUFFER FOR JESUS: “ I m blessed to<br />
suffer very ,many ‘dishonours’ and ‘losses’ (defamed and filth) for Jesus during last 16 years (1992) and I<br />
am very glad and thankful because it’s a great and rare honour “.1 Corinthians 4 : 13, 2 Corinthians 7 : 5, 12<br />
: 10, q2). LEARN FROM ME: “ IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ‘ENDURANCE, PERSISTANCE AND<br />
FAITH’ LEARN IT FROM ME(<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L.) “. :”Jesus said learn from his meekness and said great<br />
is the faith <strong>of</strong> centurion(not in Israel), peter said suffering produce endurance, Paul said I am a model.”<br />
r). SPIRITUAL MYRAHA: “ <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. has undergone so much <strong>of</strong> persecution and extreme life<br />
situations for last 16 years (1992) for Jesus and it produces ‘spiritual myrrh’ from him., s). READY FOR<br />
JAIL : “ A real apostle is ready to go to jail , confiscication <strong>of</strong> property and even death in fight against<br />
hypocrisy for Jesus (like Paul, Peter or John). Somebody who is going to be ‘apostle Paul <strong>of</strong> 21st century’ (<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. ) can not be threatened by ‘coconut leaf snake’ <strong>of</strong> Satan (legal action) “., t). IGNITION<br />
FOR A MIGHTY ATOM BOMB THAT IS GOING TO BE EXPLODED IN THE WORLD AND<br />
TRANSFORM IT TREMANDOUSLY; “ This is heart and heart talk:- Oh Lord I am all the time thinking<br />
about you and your ministry. My heart is filled with heavenly love, peace and joy. My heart has become a<br />
fiery furnace and it is burning all the time through Holy Spirit with a desire to complete your work in this<br />
world. Oh Lord, I am sure that: You are all the time thinking about me in count less measure “. Mark 12:30,<br />
1 Corin. 3:16, John 7:38 , Romans 5:5, Luke 24:32, John 17:4, Psalm 40:5, u). MY ENEMIES ARE MY<br />
FOOTSTOOL : “ The anointed <strong>of</strong> the Lord (Jesus) was made to be crucified by Satan by utilizing the<br />
selfishness and evil self protectiveness <strong>of</strong> a handful <strong>of</strong> people (5 0r 6) like Chiapas, Hennas, ‘anointed<br />
somebody’s <strong>of</strong> Satan’ and their evil ‘advocates’ and through their false convincing <strong>of</strong> their ruler - Pilate,<br />
through their brain washing <strong>of</strong> the members <strong>of</strong> their ‘Sanhedrin’ (ministers) and through their brain washing<br />
<strong>of</strong> the ‘innocent’ people (with false convincing). Similarly in modern times; Satan tries to destroy the anointed<br />
children <strong>of</strong> God (for whom God has great plans), ‘places and nations’ through a handful <strong>of</strong> evil, selfish and<br />
self protective people (who are very ‘strong in mind’ but are slaves <strong>of</strong> Satan) (example; Prabhakaran, Hitler,<br />
Pinochet, Stalin, Idi Ameen etc) “ BUT THESE FOOLISH SLAVES OF SATAN DOEST NOT KNOE<br />
THAT ENIMIES OF CHILDREN OF GOD ARE FOOTSTOOL OF CHILDREN OF GOD. “ Jehovah<br />
saith unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, Until I make thine enemies thy footstool.” (Psalm 110:1)<br />
ENEMIES OF DR. JIMMY M. L. (NB; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy has no enmity towards any human being) ARE THE<br />
FOOTSTOOL OF DR. JIMMY M. L. BECAUSE DR. JIMMY IS IN JESUS AND JESUS IS SITTING<br />
ON THE RIGHT HAND OF THE HEAVENLY FATHER., v). EXPERIENCE FROM 18 YEARS :”<br />
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Woe....when all men speak well <strong>of</strong> you .,..” (Luke 6 : 26) “ <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. started telling Christian<br />
messages since 18 years and was working with Christian associations like EU, EMFI, OM etc since 16<br />
years. <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy continued telling messages in other places and conventions “. 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE<br />
IN ‘NEW BORN’ CHRISTIAN LIFE HAS TAUGKT DR. JIMMY THAT IN TRUE CHRISTIAN LIFE<br />
ONE HAS TO FACE MANY PERSECUTIONS (not just hearing <strong>of</strong> mocking) AND NOT JUST<br />
BLESSINGS ONLY BECAUSE ‘WORLD’ HATES ‘LIGHT’ (I am not talking about ‘compromised’ lives<br />
<strong>of</strong> worldly spiritual politicians who makes ‘selfish adjustments with ‘world’ )., w). MINISTERIAL<br />
CAPABILITY GIVER HOLY SPIRIT AND ‘PREVENTER SATAN’: “ <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy has ministerial gifts<br />
given by ‘non suspending’ and ‘pure’ Holy Spirit and his capabilities were recognised by many eminent<br />
persons in India by associating with or inaugurating his programmes “., x). HEAVENLY FATHER - GREAT<br />
FAITH GIVER : “ Then Jesus answered and said unto her, O woman, great is thy faith: be it done unto thee<br />
even as thou wilt...” (Mathew 15:28) THANKS TO HEAVENLY FATHER WHO GIVES SUFFICIENT<br />
ENOUGH FAITH (OBTAINED THROUGH JESUS AND SUPPLIED THROUGH HOLY SPIRIT) TO<br />
FULFILL ALL WHAT GOD HAS PLANED FOR MY LIFE., x2). I WILL BE FILLED BY JESUS : “<br />
Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled “ (Mathew 5:6), y).<br />
GREAT JESUS - TRUE AND FALSE EVALUATERS : “ For selfish and self protective ‘Christian’ hypocrites<br />
in certain places (who are inspired by Satan). As per their evaluation - dr. Jimmy is in capable, immature,<br />
mentally un stable etc(their false convincing to others as a reason <strong>of</strong> de promoting dr. Jimmy). Great Jesus<br />
made dignitaries in India to evaluate <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy ‘truly’ and hence they opened doors, associated with <strong>Dr</strong>.<br />
Jimmy, and inaugurated his meetings. Many photos <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy with dignitaries appeared in news papers,<br />
magazines and TV channels many times. “. I TELL YOU OUR HEAVENLY FATHER IS REALY ‘GREAT’<br />
THAT HE CRUSHES THE HEAD OF DEPROMOTER SATAN WHO WORKS THROUGH<br />
HYPOCRITES WHO HATES LIGHT SECRETLY AND OTHERS WHO HATES LIGHT PUBLICLY.,<br />
z). REVEALING GOD : “ God will reveal His ‘ specific individual ministerial plans for a person ‘ to that<br />
person and to others “ Example : ‘ Then Jehovah put forth his hand, and touched my mouth; and Jehovah<br />
said unto me, Behold, I have put my words in thy mouth: see, I have this day set thee over the nations and<br />
over the kingdoms, to pluck up and to break down and to destroy and to overthrow, to build and to plant.<br />
Jeremiah 1:9 -10) BEACAUSE DR. JIMMY M. L. HAS SIMILAR CALL LIKE JEREMIAH HE IS<br />
UNDOING SPIRITUAL BONDAGES, BUILDING IN CHRIST JESUS AND PLANTING AND<br />
NURTURING IN HOLY SPIRIT ( ‘THE PLACES ETC’ ). BECAUSE DR. JIMMY HAS CALL LIKE<br />
PAUL HE HAS ‘MORE REVELATIONS’., za). IT KEEPS ON COMING : I CAN NOT RESIST - NOR<br />
WILL I TRY TO RESIST IT BECAUSE I AM GOD FEARING OR GOD LOVING : “ Holy Spirit keeps<br />
on telling me one message after another and I do not know when to stop or when it will ask me to stop<br />
(please excuse me). God is using me as a channel or human clay <strong>of</strong> transmission <strong>of</strong> his divine knowledge and<br />
wisdom - I HAVE NOTHING TO GLORY “., zb). BECAUSE HE (JESUS) LIVES : I (DR. JIMMY M.<br />
L.) ALSO LIVE, zc). DR. JIMMY EVERLASTING SALUTES FATHER OF OUR SPIRITS ; - “ I am a<br />
spirit and I am <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. everlasting( ‘Prathyash’ as called by Jesus ). I salute the Father <strong>of</strong> our<br />
spirits in whom I live, move around and have my being and from whom comes every gifts <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit and<br />
blessings through our Lord Jesus Christ “. Heb 12:9, Acts 17:28, Psalm 104:1-34, Eph 1:3, 4:8, John 11:25-26,<br />
Rom 14:7-9, zd). “ Light to the gentiles “Acts 13 : 44 – 47, ze). PROPHECY FOR THIS WEEK - ONWARDS<br />
; AMAZED KOTTAYAM : “ I know thy works (behold, I have set before thee a door opened, which none<br />
can shut)...” (Rev 3:8), “ A fire devoureth before them; and behind them a flame burneth: the land is as the<br />
garden <strong>of</strong> Eden before them, and behind them a desolate wilderness; yea, and none hath escaped them “<br />
(Joel 2:3). FROM THIS WEEK ONWARDS KOTTAYAM WILL BE AMAZED TO SEE A NEW AND<br />
WIDE DOOR OPENED BY JESUS FOR MY MINISTRY, zf). ‘MOULDS’ AND ‘LINES’ OF SATAN<br />
AND HOLY SPIRIT - GREAT MEN OF GOD IN THE WORLD HISTORY : “ Hal Satan - in Jesus name<br />
- I tell you - do not try to ‘mould’ me in to your kind <strong>of</strong> ‘mould or line’ <strong>of</strong> ‘promotion’ (disproportion). Many<br />
worldly people (they are usually hypocrites) do not promote us. Even if they promote - they try to promote<br />
us in accordance with their ‘moulds’ or ‘lines’ (limitations imposed by them - so that we will be promoted far<br />
less than them). (<strong>of</strong> cource these ‘mould maker’ hypocrites (who ‘absorb’ all ‘good’ from ‘good people’ and<br />
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then throw them like sap sucked fibres) has to answer the living God who may become a consuming fire).<br />
It is difficult for any body to provide some body promotion above his (provider’s) ‘level’. My Jesus said ‘you<br />
will do more than what I did’. Satan - I am not a ‘small fish’ to be caught in your ‘net <strong>of</strong> restriction’ but I am<br />
‘huge blue whale’ whom Holy Spirit has ‘promoted’. God has chosen and kept me to be transformed and<br />
promoted in to his ‘mould’ and to be a great men <strong>of</strong> God in history <strong>of</strong> world (great pillar) like Paul, Peter,<br />
John, Thomas, C. H. Spurgeon, Thomas Muller, David Livingston, Charles Finny, Martin Luther King, John<br />
Wesley, Katherine Khulman etc. and even greater than them because this is end time. “. LET THIS<br />
MESSAGE MAKE PEOPLE STOP THEIR SATANIC ‘MOULD, NET, PLAN AND LINE’ MAKING<br />
FOR OTHERS (OUT OF THEIR SELFISHNES). “ casting down imaginations, and every high thing that is<br />
exalted against the knowledge <strong>of</strong> God, and bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience <strong>of</strong> Christ;<br />
“ (2 Corinthians 10 : 5)., zg). DO NOT FIGHT WITH GOD ; ‘ God has planed <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. to be an<br />
apostle and a prophet to the nations <strong>of</strong> world and to create a world organization through <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy to train<br />
people in Christian medical charity work and evangelism. If any one try to resist the plans <strong>of</strong> God in <strong>Dr</strong>.<br />
Jimmy’s life through lies, bad influence and direct or in direct means <strong>of</strong> destruction - that person may be<br />
considered as an enemy <strong>of</strong> God “. IT IS DANGEROUS TO PLAY WITH LIVING GOD - WHO MAY<br />
BECOME A CONSUMING FIRE.<br />
F. FOR STRENGTHENING OF CHURCH<br />
a). Strengthen and increase in your super natural boldness day by day, b). DIVINE APPOINTMET - The<br />
‘world and flesh’ appoints you for a ‘purpose’ considering family, self protective, mutually pramotive, business<br />
and political equations. God appoints you before the creation <strong>of</strong> world ‘un conditionally, He clothes you with<br />
gifts, He opens doors and means “., c). “ Even if the whole world tries to harm you, destroy your name, job,<br />
wealth, position, rights etc., say lies against you, tries to put you down, try to make a picture in the eyes <strong>of</strong> the<br />
world that you are a bad, ugly, incapable and immature person etc: If you depend on Jesus - God will raise<br />
you up, bless you and make your name big “ Isaiah 49 : 15 , Zephaniah 3 : 20, Job 42 : 12, Genesis 41 : 51,<br />
Mathew 28 : 20, d). “ God will go before us and will definitely open the doors to fulfil his plans for his<br />
children- sure and hundred percent”. Isaiah 45 : 1 – 3, e). The glorious 3 year ministry <strong>of</strong> Jesus started: when<br />
they did not recognised him and tried to kill him. Luke 4 : 16 – 32. They thought, every thing is over when<br />
they killed him after 3 years but he became the most powerful. Mathew 28 : 18., f). “ In the past true<br />
prophets were usually rejected or prevented from doing their ministry for false reasons by the selfish,<br />
political, pr<strong>of</strong>essional and business minds out <strong>of</strong> their self protectivnes”.Hebrews 11 : 38. For revelations,<br />
visions, prophecies etc – visit. doctorjimmy.tk, g). “ Destruction precedes cnnstuctiön”.2 Corinthians 10 : 4<br />
– 6, 1 Timothy 5 : 11, John 12 : 24, Jeremiah 1 : 9 – 10, h). Satan and humans inspired by Satan is against gods<br />
people. But the ultimate success will be for god and his plans for people, I). “ Dark forces (jealousy. Lies,<br />
influence <strong>of</strong> corrupted minds etc.) can not prevail over Jesus and his children or his church “.Mathew 16 :<br />
18, j). GOD: THE PROMOTER: “ Even though Satan does all different types <strong>of</strong> evil political gimmicks<br />
through his carnal slaves to depromote and self protectively prevent recognition <strong>of</strong> God’s children (especial<br />
against whom God has great plans) God will pour his blessings and He will bring greatest ‘recognitions’ (like<br />
Joseph in old testament) and He will make the world ‘recognise’ them in very great measure. “ LET THE<br />
CARNAL HYPOCRATES OR ‘FALSE BELIVERS’ BE SHAMEFUL HEARING THIS. THIS SMS IS<br />
NOT FOR ‘GLORY’ USAGE BY PERSONS WHO PLAY EVIL GIMMICKS TO DEPROMOTE<br />
CHILDREN OF GOD ABOUT WHOM GOD HAS GREAT PLANS, k)`. MEN’S REJECTED - GOD’S<br />
ELECTED: “ If you are or were ‘rejected’ by most <strong>of</strong> your own people or the hypocritical ‘Pharisees’ or<br />
groups <strong>of</strong> the present world : God has elected you for great purposes and you are un stoppable “. Luke 11 :<br />
42 - 44, 49 – 51, Luke 21 : 15 - 19, 1 john 1 : 5 - 7, Heb 11 : 29 – 30, l). TURN THE WORLD UPSIDE<br />
DOWN : “ This is not about the blind or un repentant leading blind or un repentant “., m). DIVINE<br />
OPERATION; “ God will never allow evil hypocrites and selfish persons to destroy His plans “.Luke 1 : 37,<br />
n). “ Experiences <strong>of</strong> a great apostle “.: DISHONOR, DEFAMED, FILTH; 1 Corinthians 4 : 10 – 13, 2<br />
Corinthians 4 : 7 – 9, 2 Corinthians 10 : 10 – 11, 2 Corinthians 11 : 22 – 30, 2 Corinthians 6 : 3 – 10, 2<br />
Corinthians 2 : 14 – 15, 2 Corinthians 4 : 17 – 18, o). “ Apostles had protection <strong>of</strong> angels and they were<br />
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wearing shield <strong>of</strong> faith.( They never built protective barrier <strong>of</strong> ‘vested interested’ ). Acts 12 : 6-11, Ephesians<br />
6 : 16, 2 Corinthians 4 : 2., p). PROPHETS WERE USVALY UN POPULAR AND UN PLEASENT TO<br />
MANY “ Words <strong>of</strong> apostles and prophets were tonic to the spiritual life <strong>of</strong> many. But many hated them<br />
because they were un ‘oiling’ and were not bothered about their worldly ‘positions’. These people tried to<br />
destroy prophets self protectively because they were un willing to repent on some areas <strong>of</strong> their lives due to<br />
selfish motives. “. NB: All prophets and apostles were not perfect (except Jesus) but they were willing to<br />
completely ‘die’ and repent every day. Luke 3:1-20, 13:34-35,Mark 6 : 14 - 29,John 15:14-25, Acts 2:37-40,<br />
Romans 10:2-3, q). “ When time is ripe: God will bring all that he is planed “.Ephesians 2 : 10, r). “ Trouble<br />
made us depend only on God “. 2 Corinthians 1 : 8 – 11, s). WHAT A GREAT GOD ! “ Our Lord Jesus is so<br />
great that, he made his disciples do greater things than him “.John 14 : 12, t). THIS MESSAGE IS NOT<br />
FOR THE PROUD: “ God wants to make you great - Depend on Him and become mature in holiness ;Pray,<br />
read bible and be filled by Holy Spirit “. Psalm 103 : 11, t2). “ What ever may happen to us : we will not leave<br />
you Lord “. John 6 : 66 - 69 , Romans 8 : 35 - 39 , Job 19 : 25 - 26 , Psalm 1 : 1 - 6., u). “ DIVINE<br />
APPOINTMET - The ‘world and flesh’ appoints you for a ‘purpose’ considering family, self protective,<br />
mutually pramotive, business and political equations. God appoints you before the creation <strong>of</strong> world ‘un<br />
conditionally, He clothes you with gifts, He opens doors and means “., v). CAN US ‘UNDERMINE GOD’<br />
? : “ With the help <strong>of</strong> hypocrites (non believers who are ‘marketed as believers’ ) who are selfish and jealous<br />
(enemies <strong>of</strong> God and plans <strong>of</strong> God for God’s children) Satan crucified Jesus. The non believer - believers<br />
(hypocrites) thought they ‘undermined and destroyed JESUS (so that he will ‘not appear’ in the world or<br />
place) - BUT THESE FOOLISH SLAVES OF SATAN (who are marketed in the world as great angels <strong>of</strong><br />
light) DO NOT KNOW THAT THEY CAN NOT ‘UNDERMINE’ GOD - WHAT A ‘NON BELIEVER<br />
FOOLS “, w). GOD WAS WITH JOSEPH :” And his master saw that Jehovah was with him, and that<br />
Jehovah made all that he did to prosper in his hand “ (Gen 39:3). BIG BROTHERS OF JOSEPH ;- BEFORE<br />
PREACHING THIS MESSAGE TO GET ‘CLAPPINGS’ FROM YOUR ‘ADMIRERS’ ; PLACE THE<br />
JOSEPH (WHOM YOU HAVE PUT IN TO PIT) - IN HIS ‘RIGHTFUL’ SEAT - REMOVE ALL THE<br />
HYPOCRISY FROM YOUR ‘HEARTS’., w). BE SURE : “ Be sure about your ministry: if it is revealed<br />
through Holy Spirit (revelations, visions, prophecy, ‘knowing will or mind <strong>of</strong> God’, having ‘mind <strong>of</strong> Christ’<br />
etc.) like Paul, peter, Jeremiah, Joseph, Daniel, JESUS, Moses, Solomon etc. Part <strong>of</strong> your ministry may not<br />
be revealed. If not revealed: do not boast in ‘flesh’ as what apostle Jacob advices “. Luke 13:32, 4:18-19,<br />
Jeremiah 1:9-10, Daniel 5:14,, 1 Kings 3:12-13, Acts 9;15, 10;19, 13;47, 16;7-8, 28:5, 2 Corinthians 12:1-3,<br />
Galatians 1:1, 11-12, 2:2, x). GREAT GOD WHO DOES GREAT THINGS FOR INDUVIDUALS :”<br />
Praise the God who does big things for individuals; Through Joseph - Jacobs family escapes from famine,<br />
because Paul had to stand before Caesar - the crew was saved after ship wreck and mainly because <strong>of</strong> bad<br />
experience that happened to Jesus - the Jerusalem temple was demolished - LET THOSE WHO HAVE<br />
EAR’ TURN ‘... “, y). NOT FOR DESTRUCTION : “ Solomon was given wisdom to be the king <strong>of</strong> Israel,<br />
Joseph was chosen to be prime minister <strong>of</strong> Egypt, Jesus was anointed by greatest oil <strong>of</strong> joy so as to have<br />
name above all names and Paul was appointed to become great apostle “. THESE PERONS WERE PLANED<br />
BY GOD TO COMPLETE THEIR WORKS AND NOT TO BE JUST DESTROYED OR DRAINED<br />
OF POWER BY SOME HYPOCRITIC VESTED INTERESTED FAMILY AND REGIONAL GROUPS<br />
G. SPIRITUAL TEACHINGS SENT<br />
a). TRUE AND FALSE SERIES; 1. GOODNES: “ Problem - Some body was evil in his life, False solution<br />
- Say bad or lies about others and try to appear comparatively ‘good’ in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong> others, True solution -<br />
Repent and turn from evil and become truly good, Appreciate others and learn from their ‘model’ (greatest<br />
model is JESUS CHRIST) “., 2. EDUCATION; “ Problem - Some body has lesser education, job, or social<br />
status, False solution - Say bad or lies about others, try to destroy their position, try to convince people that<br />
their education is useless or ‘foolish’ and try to appear having comparatively ‘better knowledge and position’<br />
in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong> others, True solution - Depend on God, Acquire better position, knowledge and education<br />
through hard work, understand that good life is more important than education, Appreciate others and learn<br />
from their ‘model’ (greatest model is JESUS CHRIST) “., 3. MARITAL BLISS: “ Problem - Married<br />
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couple do not have true ‘love and respect’ in their life or quarrelsome, False solution - Say bad or lies about<br />
others, Inject ‘poison’ in other couples and try to destroy love and respect towards each other in their<br />
married life so that they become quarrelsome and try to convince people that others marital lives are failures<br />
and try to appear having comparatively ‘better marital life’ in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong> others, True solution - Depend on<br />
God, repent, forgive partner and start loving and respecting the partner, Appreciate others and learn from<br />
their ‘model’ (greatest model is JESUS CHRIST) “., 4. PEACE: “ Problem - Some body was always<br />
quarrelsome in his life, False solution - Say bad or lies about others, do extreme injustice or humiliation to<br />
peaceful persons and make them ‘react’ and try to convince people that they are quarrelsome because they<br />
‘react’ and try to appear comparatively ‘peaceful’ in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong> others, True solution - Pray and depend on<br />
God and become filled with Holy Spirit to become truly peaceful, Appreciate others and learn from their<br />
‘model’ (greatest model is JESUS CHRIST) “. 5. MATURITY: “ Problem - Some body is immature in his<br />
life or spirituality, False solution - Say bad or lies about others, do extreme injustice or humiliation to more<br />
spiritually mature persons and make them ‘react’ and try to convince people that they are immature because<br />
they ‘react’ and try to appear comparatively ‘mature’ in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong> others, True solution - Pray and<br />
depend on God and become truly mature, Appreciate others and learn from their ‘model’ (greatest model is<br />
JESUS CHRIST) “., 6. SMARTNESS: “ Problem - Some body is not very smart in his life, False solution -<br />
Try to destroy effectiveness, up liftment or smartness in others lives directly through lies or other means <strong>of</strong><br />
destruction or through some corrupted persons and try to appear comparatively ‘smart’ in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong><br />
others, True solution - Pray to God, concentrate on and do hard work, Appreciate others and learn from their<br />
‘model’ (greatest model is JESUS CHRIST)”., 7. CAPABLE CHILDREN: “ Problem - Some body’s<br />
children are not capable, educated or good in heart, False solution - Try to destroy goodness, up liftment or<br />
smartness in lives <strong>of</strong> children <strong>of</strong> others (son in laws, niece etc) directly through lies or other means <strong>of</strong><br />
destruction or through some corrupted persons and try to make their children appear comparatively ‘smart’<br />
or ‘good’ or ‘educated or wise’ in the ‘eyes’ <strong>of</strong> others, True solution - Pray to God, Ask children to concentrate<br />
on and do hard work and under go education , Ask them to appreciate others and learn from their ‘model’<br />
(greatest model is JESUS CHRIST) “, 8. SPIRITUALITY: “ Problem - Some body is having only false<br />
spirituality or spiritual leadership (hypocrisy), False solution - Say bad or lies about more spiritually mature,<br />
dedicated, gifted or true ‘God believers’, try to destroy them (put them in pits - jails, lunatic asylums etc) and<br />
try to maintain one’s evil ‘spiritual’ leadership, position and influence like Satan dressed as ‘angel <strong>of</strong> light’ or<br />
like ‘wolf in sheep cloths’. True solution -Pray and depend on God, repent, ask for gifts and become truly<br />
spiritual, Appreciate others and learn from their ‘model’ (greatest model is JESUS CHRIST) “, b).<br />
‘RESERECT’ BROTHERAN : “ Before celebrating Easter (in memory <strong>of</strong> resurrection <strong>of</strong> Jesus) it would<br />
be good if some <strong>of</strong> the ‘Christian leaders and believers’ (hypocritical) over compensate (‘resurrect’) their<br />
own brotheran whom they have tried to destroy (‘crucify’ for selfish reasons - tried to destroy pr<strong>of</strong>ession,<br />
job, social status, ministry etc.)., c). “ And he said, Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel : for<br />
as a prince hart thou power with God and with men, and has prevailed “. Genesis 32 : 28, d). “ All God given<br />
ministries, anointing and gifts are important. God reconciles us through the blood <strong>of</strong> Jesus and recognises us<br />
by the fire <strong>of</strong> Holy spirit. Possession <strong>of</strong> any particular ministry, anointing or gift including gift <strong>of</strong> healing is not<br />
a direct sign <strong>of</strong> the recognition <strong>of</strong> God. Any thing against this comes out <strong>of</strong> self protectiveness “, e). TRUE<br />
CHRISTMAS: “ When love <strong>of</strong> Jesus takes birth (Christmas ?) in our heart : all our selfishness, self<br />
protectiveness, competitive spirit, proud ness, un recognizing mentality and jealousy melts away. This ‘born<br />
anew’ is more than taking ‘external baptism’, going to church meetings, doing some ministry etc. “ John 3 :<br />
3, f). “ Hidden treasures - In Jesus Christ “. Colossians 2 : 3, James 1 : 5, Mathew 7 : 7, Exodus 31 : 1 - 11,<br />
1 Kings 3 : 3 - 15, Zachariah 3 : 1 – 5, g). OLD TESTAMENT FACTS : ‘ It is an exhibition <strong>of</strong> God’s infinite<br />
wisdom <strong>of</strong> establishing many many shadows <strong>of</strong> new testament. It also tells us the histories <strong>of</strong> the great men<br />
<strong>of</strong> faith walked with God. It also contains very many fulfilled prophecies about Jesus Christ. It also shows us<br />
how God delivered and blessed his people and how they landed in troubles by dis obedience. It also has<br />
many facts about creation and prophecies about the kingdoms, end <strong>of</strong> world and eternity “, h. THE WAY OF<br />
THE HEAVENLY FATHER “ Jesus saith unto them, Did ye never read in the scriptures, The stone which<br />
the builders rejected, The same was made the head <strong>of</strong> the corner; This was from the Lord, And it is<br />
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marvellous in our eyes? “ . (Mat 21:42), I). “ But by grace <strong>of</strong> God, I am what I am..”. 1 Corinthians 15:10,<br />
j). ‘To live is Christ and death is gain’ Philippians’ 1:21, k). MAKE A LIVING; “ Men do not live by bread<br />
alone ; but by the words from God “., l). “ All chastening is initially grievous “. Hebrews 12 : 5 - 11<br />
m). CELEBERATE JESUS CHRIST : A message to the unselfish and pure in heart - Who gives due credits.<br />
“ Jesus is our ticket to heaven, peace, joy, righteousness, baptiser in Holy Spirit and source <strong>of</strong> all blessings<br />
and knowledge. Let us celebrate Jesus Christ “., n). LONELY PRAYER: “ Jesus withdrawer from crowd<br />
and went to lonely places frequently for praying to Father “, o). BE GOOD AND PREACH HOLINESS :”<br />
If we preach that ‘not good but those who accepted Jesus are going to go to heaven : it is wrong and right.<br />
Yes; it is true that we are sanctified by precious blood <strong>of</strong> Jesus and not by our goodness but that is not a<br />
licence to continue to be ‘bad’. We are supposed to maintain holiness (goodness) and not back slide. Otherwise<br />
we may end up in ‘judgement’. If we preach about maintaining ‘goodness’ (holiness) lightly (as though name<br />
and acceptance <strong>of</strong> Jesus will take us to heaven immaterial <strong>of</strong> what ever we do) it indicates that we are<br />
having some un repented areas in our life (selfishness,’ spiritual mafia’ making etc) and it also gives a wrong<br />
message to people that they can be ‘bad’.”2 Peter 3:11-12, John 3:19-20, p). ALL ARE COUNTED: “for I<br />
was hungry, and ye gave me to eat; I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink; I was a stranger, and ye took me in;<br />
naked, and ye clothed me; I was sick, and ye visited me; I was in prison, and ye came unto me.(Mat 25:35-<br />
36), “But unto each one <strong>of</strong> us was the grace given according to the measure <strong>of</strong> the gift <strong>of</strong> Christ”(Eph 4:7).<br />
IT IS NOT ONLY EVANGALISM BUT ACTS OF CHARITY, OUR SUFFERINS FOR CHRIST,<br />
‘TEARS’, UTILIZATION OF GIFTS OF PROPHECY, TEACHING, GIVING ETC ARE ALL COUNTED<br />
AND REWARDED IN HEAVEN (NOT JUST HOW MANY ‘PEOPLE ?’ YOU BROUHT TO ONE<br />
PATICULAR CHURCH OR PLACE). IN THIS END TIME OF WICKEDNESS: THOSE WHO<br />
PRETEND TO BE ‘FIRST’ MAY BECOME LAST IN HEAVEN, q). BIBLE IS ‘BALANCED’ IN ITS<br />
TEACHINGS : “ Behold, the hire <strong>of</strong> the labourers who mowed your fields, which is <strong>of</strong> you kept back by<br />
fraud, crieth out: and the cries <strong>of</strong> them that reaped have entered into the ears <strong>of</strong> the Lord <strong>of</strong> Sabaoth. “ (Jam<br />
5:4), “ persecutions, sufferings. What things befell me at Antioch, at Iconium, at Lystra; what persecutions<br />
I endured. And out <strong>of</strong> them all the Lord delivered me. Yea, and all that would live godly in Christ Jesus shall<br />
suffer persecution. But evil men and impostors shall wax worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived.<br />
“ (2 Thimo3:11-13), “ how that in much pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> affliction the abundance <strong>of</strong> their joy and their deep poverty<br />
abounded unto the riches <strong>of</strong> their liberality “(2 Corinth 8:2), “ Take, brethren, for an example <strong>of</strong> suffering and<br />
<strong>of</strong> patience, the prophets who spake in the name <strong>of</strong> the Lord. Behold, we call them blessed that endured: ye<br />
have heard <strong>of</strong> the patience <strong>of</strong> Job, and have seen the end <strong>of</strong> the Lord, how that the Lord is full <strong>of</strong> pity, and<br />
merciful. “ (Jam 5:10-11) A CURRY HAS TO BE BALANCED IN SPICES, CHILLY, SALT ETC.<br />
SIMILARLY IN BIBLE - IF WE ARE BLIND TO SOME VERSES AND USE SOME OTHER VERSES<br />
IN AN EXAGIRATED MANNER - THEN WE ARE NOT ‘TRUTH LOVERS’., r). CHARECTER OF<br />
FIRST ADAM AND SECOND ADAM : “ It is true that Adam was asked to dominate ‘the earth and<br />
animals’. But it was not supposed that human beings should make other human beings as slaves or monopolise<br />
and rule like slave masters or kings or ‘un questionable’ or ‘specially divine - who is superior to apostles,<br />
prophets, pastors, evangelists and teachers’. Second or last Adam (JESUS) washed the feet <strong>of</strong> others. Let<br />
the greatest leader among us throw away his mike (if he is selfishly clinging to it) and wash maximum<br />
number <strong>of</strong> feets “. IN CONCLUSION: GREATEST LEADERS ARE NOT GREATEST MIKE CLINGERS<br />
OR MONOPOLISERS - BUT GREATEST WASHERS OF FEET (I do not mean oiling others for selfish<br />
motives, flattery, spiritual mafia making, worldly acting <strong>of</strong> ‘joy and peacefulness’ (like a film actor) etc. ).,<br />
s). FIRST AND LAST : “ It is true that all authorities and positions are ultimately consented by God. But<br />
many <strong>of</strong> these are created and boosted by Satan e.g.. Hitler, many positions in India where oiling, corruption<br />
and groupisam works. Examples in spiritual arenas: Caiphas and Hennas. It is true that we have to subdue<br />
to athourity. It is also true that we must listen to our consiouns (or Holy Spirit). This means we need to<br />
subdue to justful matters or maters <strong>of</strong> athourity that are not against our consiouns. God has ‘kept’ many<br />
authorities to be finaly thrown them in lake <strong>of</strong> fire or to make first last in heaven “. t). EPISTLE, SORROW,<br />
REPENTANCE, REGRET, REJOICE : “ For though I made you sorry with my epistle, I do not regret it:<br />
though I did regret it (for I see that that epistle made you sorry, though but for a season), I now rejoice, not<br />
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that ye were made sorry, but that ye were made sorry unto repentance; for ye were made sorry after a<br />
godly sort, that ye might suffer loss by us in nothing. For godly sorrow worketh repentance unto salvation, a<br />
repentance which bringeth no regret: but the sorrow <strong>of</strong> the world worketh death. For behold........ clearing<br />
<strong>of</strong> yourselves, yea what indignation, yea what fear, yea what longing, yea what zeal, yea what avenging! In<br />
everything ye approved yourselves to be pure in the matter. “. (2 Cor 7 : 8 - 11), u). CHOICE TO EAT OR<br />
NOT TO EAT THE ‘VOMITED’ IS YOURS AND MINE : “ For if, after they have escaped the defilements<br />
<strong>of</strong> the world through the knowledge <strong>of</strong> the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they are again entangled therein<br />
and overcome, the last state is become worse with them than the first. For it were better for them not to<br />
have known the way <strong>of</strong> righteousness, than, after knowing it, to turn back from the holy commandment<br />
delivered unto them. It has happened unto them according to the true proverb, The dog turning to his own<br />
vomit again, and the sow that had washed to wallowing in the mire. “ (.2 Peter 2:20 -22). “ and then fell<br />
away, it is impossible to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son <strong>of</strong><br />
God afresh, and put him to an open shame. For the land which hath drunk the rain that cometh <strong>of</strong>t upon it,<br />
and bringeth forth herbs meet for them for whose sake it is also tilled, receiveth blessing from God: but if it<br />
beareth thorns and thistles, it is rejected and nigh unto a curse; whose end is to be burned “ (Hebrews 6:6-<br />
8)., v). JESUS IS ‘WHOLE’ : “ in or because <strong>of</strong> JESUS we have good news, salvation, eternal life, anointing<br />
or gifts <strong>of</strong> spirit, physical healing, forgiveness <strong>of</strong> sins, psychological deliverance, deliverance from curse etc.<br />
“ JESUS CAN NOT BE PRESENTED AS ‘PARTS’. “ And for this cause he is the mediator <strong>of</strong> a new<br />
covenant, that a death having taken place for the redemption <strong>of</strong> the transgressions that were under the first<br />
covenant, they that have been called may receive the promise <strong>of</strong> the eternal inheritance”. (Heb 9:15)., w).<br />
GLORY FACTS : “ Now unto him that is able to guard you from stumbling, and to set you before the<br />
presence <strong>of</strong> his glory without blemish in exceeding joy, “ (Jud 1:24), “ For if I should desire to glory, I shall not<br />
be foolish; for I shall speak the truth: but I forbear, lest any man should account <strong>of</strong> me above that which he<br />
seeth me to be, or heareth from me “ (2Co 12:6), “ But we all, with unveiled face beholding as in a mirror the<br />
glory <strong>of</strong> the Lord, are transformed into the same image from glory to glory, even as from the Lord the Spirit<br />
“ (.2Co 3:18). RAISED FROM GLORY TO GLORY - MORE IN TO HIS IMAGE - FREE FROM ALL<br />
CLUTCHES OF DARKNESS OR BLEMISHES “ Let us be raised in to his glory by being free from<br />
blemishes <strong>of</strong> ‘personal human glory’ or ‘glory tricks’ at the expense <strong>of</strong> others (I am not talking about money)<br />
etc “ LET GOD BE GLORIFIED IN EVERY THING, x). ‘FASTING’ ‘EQUALS’ - ‘WALKING IN<br />
SPIRIT’ : “ Is not this the fast that I have chosen: to loose the bonds <strong>of</strong> wickedness, to undo the bands <strong>of</strong> the<br />
yoke, and to let the oppressed go free, and that ye break every yoke ? “ (Isaiah 58:6). . “ that the ordinance<br />
<strong>of</strong> the law might be fulfilled in us, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit. For they that are after the<br />
flesh mind the things <strong>of</strong> the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things <strong>of</strong> the Spirit. For the mind <strong>of</strong> the<br />
flesh is death; but the mind <strong>of</strong> the Spirit is life and peace: because the mind <strong>of</strong> the flesh is enmity against God;<br />
for it is not subject to the law <strong>of</strong> God, neither indeed can it be: and they that are in the flesh cannot please<br />
God “ (Rom 8:4-8)., y). NEVER MAN SO SPAKE : SPIRITUAL EYE, EAR AND HEART MADE HIM<br />
SPEAK; “ Some <strong>of</strong> the multitude therefore, when they heard these words, said, This is <strong>of</strong> a truth the<br />
prophet.. The <strong>of</strong>ficers answered, Never man so spake “ (John 7:40-46)., “ but as it is written, Things which<br />
eye saw not, and ear heard not, And which entered not into the heart <strong>of</strong> man, Whatsoever things God<br />
prepared for them that love him “ (1Corin 2:9), z). JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED :PARTIAL<br />
SOLUTION TO THIS SERIOUS ERROR IS OUER COMPENSIATING LIKE ZACHEUS (as picturised<br />
in gospels ), za). WHAT IS TRUE SUCSUSS AND WHAT IS FALSE SUCSUSS : “ True success is<br />
obeying word <strong>of</strong> God and Holy Spirit, moving along with plans <strong>of</strong> God in our lives, keeping a good conscience<br />
before men and God and keeping the good faith till the end. False success is gaining worldly positions,<br />
influence and wealth (it is also applicable in spiritual arenas) through ‘immoral means’ and falsely convincing<br />
others that one is successful. At the time <strong>of</strong> white thorn judgement by Jesus - if we are thrown to lake <strong>of</strong> fire<br />
- then; all our worldly successes becomes failures. Similarly if our ‘works’ are burned - when our works are<br />
‘tested by fire’ at end time (if we were doing ‘things’ with selfish ‘political heart’) - then our rewards and<br />
positions in heaven may be ‘lost to a great extent’ and we may have to ‘bow our heads’ “. “ If any man’s<br />
work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be saved; yet so as through fire “ (1 Corinthians<br />
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3:15), “ And if any was not found written in the book <strong>of</strong> life, he was cast into the lake <strong>of</strong> fire “ (Rev 20:15).<br />
WORLDLY SUCSUSSES MAY PROVE ULTIMATLY TO BE FAILURES. “ For I am already being<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered, and the time <strong>of</strong> my departure is come. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I<br />
have kept the faith: henceforth there is laid up for me the crown <strong>of</strong> righteousness, which the Lord, the<br />
righteous judge, shall give to me at that day; and not to me only, but also to all them that have loved his<br />
appearing “ (2 Timothy 4:6-8). LEAD A TRUELY SUCSUSSFUL, zb). LOVE AND SUFFERINGS OF A<br />
PROPHET (DIALEMMAS OF A PROPHET) : “ For no prophecy ever came by the will <strong>of</strong> man: but men<br />
spake from God, being moved by the Holy Spirit “ (2Pe 1:21), “ But he that prophesieth speaketh unto men<br />
edification, and exhortation, and consolation “ (1Co 14:3), “ For John said unto Herod, It is not lawful for thee<br />
to have thy brother’s wife. .. And she went out, and said unto her mother, What shall I ask? And she said,<br />
The head <strong>of</strong> John the Baptizer “ (Mar 6:18-24), (<strong>of</strong> whom the world was not worthy), wandering in deserts<br />
and mountains and caves, and the holes <strong>of</strong> the earth “ (Heb 11:38), “ But Jesus turning unto them said,<br />
Daughters <strong>of</strong> Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your children. For behold, the<br />
days are coming, in which they shall say, Blessed are the barren, and the wombs that never bare, and the<br />
breasts that never gave suck. Then shall they begin to say to the mountains, Fall on us; and to the hills, Cover<br />
us. For if they do these things in the green tree, what shall be done in the dry? And there were also two<br />
others, malefactors, led with him to be put to death “ (Luke 23:28-32). PRPHETS HAD TO SOME TIMES<br />
SPEAK UN PLEASENT TRUTHS (FOR EXORTATION AND EDIFICATION) WITH OUT<br />
CONSIDERING THE CONSEUQENCES LIKE CRUCIFICATION, LOSS OF HEAD, ‘WNDERINGS’<br />
ETC. THIS REQUIRES GREAT LOVE FROM THE PART OF PROPHET TOWARDS GOD AND<br />
MEN, GREAT OBEDIENCE TOWARDS GOD AND GREAT ENDURANCE TOWARDS MEN. PETER<br />
AND PAUL DESCRIBED PROPHECY AND PROPHETS WITH GREAT RESPECT AND<br />
IMPORTANCE, zc). TRUE WISDOM, SMARTNESS, CLEVERNESS, INTELLIGENCE, ABILITY,<br />
‘HARD WORK’ AND EVEN ‘MINISTERIAL CAPABILIY’ : “ The fear <strong>of</strong> Jehovah is the beginning <strong>of</strong><br />
wisdom “ (Psalm 111:10) .zd). “ True ability is ‘not to do sin and have a non selfish and truly loving heart<br />
because at final judgement (for eternity - not comparable to an earthly life <strong>of</strong> mere 100 years) all ‘sinful<br />
abilities and capabilities’ may turn to be in abilities and foolishness “. FEAR AND LOVE OF GOD IS<br />
TRUE SMARTNESS AND WISDOM AND IMMORAL WEALTH AND POSITION MAKING (WITH<br />
HELP OF MAYAM, CHEATING, LIES, EVIL GROUP ACTIVITY ETC) ETC OR IMMORAL<br />
‘MINISTRY MAKING’ ARE ALL IMMATURITIES, FOOLISHNESS AND IN CAPABILITIES IN<br />
THE EYES OF GOD. - A TRUE CHILD OF GOD WILL BE FREE FROM ALL THESE ‘IMMATURITIES<br />
AND SMARTLESSNESS’., Ze). “ Christ set us free and let us walks by spirlt to maintain that “. 2 peter 20<br />
– 22. Galatians chapter 5,ephesians 6 : 10 - 18, James 4 : 7, Zf). “ PLESANT WORDS : BUT - NOT FOR<br />
DOING ! “. Ezekiel 33 : 30 – 33, Zg). FOOLISHLY ‘SUPER SPIRITUAL’ : “ Let us not be foolishly ‘super<br />
spiritual’ that when need arises: we will not talk to any body or discuss or ask for help from our brotheran<br />
and we will only shut the room and pray. God has given us brotheran, mouth to talk and intelligence. God can<br />
act differently in different circumstance(<strong>of</strong> course prayer is important). Asking for help and giving help are<br />
not lack <strong>of</strong> trust in Lord. Jesus and apostles have ‘endorsed ‘giving help and taking help on many occasions.<br />
Do not be ‘proud’ not to ask and do not equate this ‘foolish pride’ with ‘spirituality’. Goodness is a fruit and<br />
giving is a gift <strong>of</strong> spirit “.Mat 7:7, 9, Luke 5:7, 6:30, Acts 20;35, 16:9, Philip 4:3, Gala 5:22.<br />
H. FIGHT AGAINST HYPOCRISY<br />
a). UNDER PERFECT CONTROLL OF HOLY SPIRIT : “ Hypocrisy is extreme carnality. Hypocrites<br />
obtained so much honey and spiritual myrrh from Jesus. Acts <strong>of</strong> destroying others (gifted) self protective<br />
motives or purposefully depromoiing others (gifted ) for selfish motives are extreme hypocrisy. Such people<br />
do not have real love, belief or trust <strong>of</strong> God or Jesus (how much they try to ‘falsely convince’ people using<br />
their positions - they can never falsely convince God - remember the collapse <strong>of</strong> Jerusalem temple). Jesus:<br />
under the perfect control <strong>of</strong> Holy spirit publicly pointed out (‘blamed’) their hypocrisy and called them ‘white<br />
washed tombs’, he even took a whip (made ‘troubles’ ) and said ‘how will they be exempted from judgement<br />
?’ “. IN THIS CASE - BLAMER AND TROBLE MAKER JESUS IS TRUELY SPIRITUAL AND<br />
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‘CALM AND PEACEFUL’ HYPOCRITES ARE HIGHLY CARNAL (NOT IN THEIR HEARTS - THEIR<br />
HEART WAS A STORE HOUSE OF SELFISHNESS)., b). A CHALLENGE : (NB; THIS NOT<br />
PERSONAL - GENERAL MESSAGE); “ I challenge the present Christian leaders to be dare enough to<br />
preach the subject ‘victory over selfishness’ in Jesus and not just keep on preaching the subjects like subduing<br />
to athourity, giving to ministry, avoid alcoholism, smoking and saying abusive words, forgiving the ‘immaturies’<br />
(or continuously un repentant selfish hypocrisy ?) or avoiding soreness against the ‘spiritual leaders ?’ ete”.<br />
2 Timothy 3 : 1 – 5., c). FAITH, MIND OF CHRIST AND PARTIALITY : “Who in hope believed against<br />
hope, to the end that he might become a father <strong>of</strong> many nations, according to that which had been spoken,<br />
So shall thy seed be. And without being weakened in faith he considered his own body now as good as dead<br />
(he being about a hundred years old), and the deadness <strong>of</strong> Sarah’s womb; yet, looking unto the promise <strong>of</strong><br />
God, he wavered not through unbelief, but waxed strong through faith, giving glory to God, and being fully<br />
assured that what he had promised, he was able also to perform. .” (Rom 4:18-22), “ Now the natural man<br />
receiveth not the things <strong>of</strong> the Spirit <strong>of</strong> God: for they are foolishness unto him; and he cannot know them,<br />
because they are spiritually judged. But he that is spiritual judgeth all things, and he himself is judged <strong>of</strong> no<br />
man. For who hath known the mind <strong>of</strong> the Lord, that he should instruct him? But we have the mind <strong>of</strong> Christ.<br />
“ (1Co 2:14-16) ‘MIND OF CHRIST’ IS AGAINST DEPROMOTING OTHERS FOR ‘ SELF<br />
PROTECTIVE ‘ MOTIVES, d). I LIBERATE (like Jesus) THE CAPTIVES OPPRESSED BY FEAR<br />
INSTILLED BY AN END OF END TIME BLEMISH : The equal authority to do ministry is given through<br />
Holy Spirit to apostles, prophets, pastors, evangelists and teachers. End <strong>of</strong> end time blemish that happened<br />
to church is that; these 5 fold ministries are suppressed and only 2 fold ‘ministry’ appears - like capitalists<br />
and labours in maxisam - that is ; ‘MIKE HOLDERS’ and ‘MIKE LESS’. I liberate people in the name <strong>of</strong><br />
Jesus (who are oppressed by fear factor from Satan - in the name <strong>of</strong> ‘supreme authority <strong>of</strong> mike holders<br />
?’)(which is from below - world or Satan (athourity <strong>of</strong> 5 fold ministries are from above)? THE REAL<br />
TROUBLE MAKING IN CHURCH IS EXTREAM HYPOCRISY FROM MIKE HOLDERS OR MIKE<br />
LESS AND THEY WILL BE IN REAL TROUBLE AT WHITE THONE JUDJEMENT., e). LEAD A<br />
BLAMELESS LIFE : “ It is better to lead a blame less life than suppressing blamers about one’s evil doing.<br />
Jesus ‘blamed’ the hypocrites as ‘white washed tombs etc’ because their heart was filled with selfishness<br />
and they self protectively did not promote Jesus and were so jealous that they crucified him. Knowing their<br />
character <strong>of</strong> ‘never repentance’ and ‘mafia making’ with their wives, in law parents, in law brothers, brothers,<br />
groupists etc; - Jesus said ‘how will they be exempted from judgement ?’ IT IS BETTER TO LEAD A<br />
BLAME LESS AND NON HYPOCRITIC LIFE AND GO TO HEAVEN THAN - SUPPRESSING<br />
‘BLAMER JESUS’ AND HIS GOOD HEARTED REPENTED LISTENERS AND GO TO HELL”, f).<br />
PROPHETIC AUTHORITY; GIVEN FROM ABOVE: GIMMICKS OF SATAN TO MAINTAIN<br />
HIS’AUTHORITY’: “ Apostles, prophets, pastors, evangelists and teachers are given athourity from above<br />
- Jesus and Holy spirit. IF SOME ‘VESTED INTERESTED FALSE CONVINCERS WERE<br />
SUSPENDING PAUL (OR BY PETER OR JOHN) (‘THE GREAT PAUL BUD’); THEN WE WOULD<br />
NOT HAVE GOT GREAT APOSTOLE P[AUL. SATAN IS VERY EAGER TO SUSPEND ‘GIFTED<br />
OR PERSONS OF GREAT CALL’ FOR THE MAINTENENCE OF HIS ‘CONTROLL OVER THE<br />
WORLD’, g). “ Apostles, prophets, Pastors, evangelists and teachers are ‘ equally important spiritual children’<br />
<strong>of</strong> holy spirit .Let us not try to destroy the ‘more’ spiritually gifted children <strong>of</strong> holy spirit because <strong>of</strong> our self<br />
protectiveness “. Philippians’ 2 : 21, h). “ Do not resist the work <strong>of</strong> holy spirit because <strong>of</strong> your proud ness or<br />
selfishness “. Romans 12 : 2, I). DO NOT OPPOSE GOD “ Thanks to the great God who gave abundant<br />
revelations to Paul and put His words to the mouth <strong>of</strong> Jeremiah : to reveal His specific plans for them. Plans<br />
<strong>of</strong> God ‘come’ like a mighty hurricane. Do not add water and try to generalise the unique and specific plans<br />
<strong>of</strong> God for persons. Do not play family group cards or regionalism cards to resist Gods plans. God may allow<br />
‘Jerusalem temples’ to be demolished many times. It is dangerous to oppose God and it is blessed to support<br />
God’s plans . Do not wrestle with Holy Spirit like the Jews during the testing time in desert”., j). SONG<br />
FACTS : “ Spiritual Songs should come from depth our hearts which has true repentance and love for God.<br />
If some body simply bi heart some songs just to have an edge over others or just to exhibit public that one is<br />
a good minister and sings it with extreme deceit or treachery in heart - then it is extreme hypocrisy. Similarly<br />
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if some body tries to keep some body else (gifted) from ‘ministry’ for many years with the help <strong>of</strong> ‘false<br />
convincing’, ‘false reasons’ etc and for maintaining monopoly and for preventing the gifted from developing<br />
‘certain ministerial capabilities’ so that they will not become a ‘threat ?’ to their position (not threat to Satan<br />
and for Jesus) - FOR GOD IT WILL BE JUST - NOISE OF A HYPOCRITE “. NB ; <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy sings<br />
songs in verbal as well as spiritual languages under control <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit and has written spiritual songs in<br />
‘spirit’, k). GROUP OF BLIND MEN AROUND ELEPHANT - BLINDNESS TO SOME BIBLE VERSES<br />
FOR DEPROMOTING THE PROPHET : ‘He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love’(John<br />
1:18), “No man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son, who is in the bosom <strong>of</strong> the Father, he hath<br />
declared him”(1Jo 4:8), “Woe unto you! for ye are as the tombs which appear not, and the men that walk<br />
over them know it not”(Luke 11:44), “Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy by<br />
thy name, and by thy name cast out demons, and by thy name do many mighty works? And then will I<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>ess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity”(Mat 7:22-23), “But I say unto<br />
you, it shall be more tolerable for Tyre and Sidon in the day <strong>of</strong> judgment than for you”(Mat 11:22)., l). DO<br />
NOT SUPPORT EVIL OF YOUR CHILDREN : “ Withhold not correction from the child; For if thou beat<br />
him with the rod, he will not die. Thou shalt beat him with the rod, And shalt deliver his soul from Sheol “<br />
(Proverbs 23:13-14). IF A FATHER DEPROMOTES OTHERS (IN LAW CHILDREN ETC) FOR THE<br />
SELFISH ‘POSITION DESIRES’ OF HIS DAUGHTER ETC. THIS IS NOT REAL LOVE FROM<br />
FATHER - THIS ONLY WILL LEAD TO ‘FURTHER DEMANDS’, PROBLEMS AND DESTRUCTION<br />
OF ENTAIRE FAMILY., m). CAN US ‘UNDERMINE GOD’ ? : “ With the help <strong>of</strong> hypocrites (non<br />
believers who are ‘marketed as believers’ ) who are selfish and jealous (enemies <strong>of</strong> God and plans <strong>of</strong> God<br />
for God’s children) Satan crucified Jesus. The non believer - believers (hypocrites) thought they ‘undermined<br />
and destroyed JESUS (so that he will ‘not appear’ in the world or place) - BUT THESE FOOLISH SLAVES<br />
OF SATAN (who are marketed in the world as great angels <strong>of</strong> light) DO NOT KNOW THAT THEY CAN<br />
NOT ‘UNDERMINE’ GOD - WHAT A ‘NON BELIEVER FOOLS “, n). ERA OF ‘DILUTION’ AND<br />
‘ADULTRATION ; “ In this end time we see ‘dilutions’ (like deceitfully water added milk) or adulterations<br />
(‘MAYAM’) (like deceitfully cheaper substitute mixed chilly powder) in the spiritual arenas also. This we<br />
see in bible teachings (e.g.; false teachings to maintain the monopoly <strong>of</strong> some vested interested) and in self<br />
protectively generalising the specific ministerial callings <strong>of</strong> others. Peter, Paul and John never said ‘all are<br />
apostles (instead they said some are apostles and some others are prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers).<br />
Peter never said ‘all <strong>of</strong> us are having abundant revelations but instead he said ‘Paul has revelations which<br />
are.’. The angel told Paul that ‘you will stand before Caesar’. He never said all the apostles will stand<br />
before Caesar.. The above mentioned modern era (end time) hypocrites generalises the ‘specific and great<br />
calls’ <strong>of</strong> others for trying to ‘undermine’ ‘PERSONS OF GREAT CALL’ for selfish and self protective<br />
reasons. Probably about these kind <strong>of</strong> people ; Jesus said - ‘How will they be exempted from judgement ?’<br />
“. , o). SPOKE PERSONS OF SATAN : “ In this end time world - many church going hypocrites try to<br />
prove that - SATAN IS CLEVER AND GOD IS STUPID - This they do by trying to destroy the persons<br />
who depend on God and does God’s ‘work’ and promoting evil doers. “.THIS KIND OF CHURCH GOING<br />
IS PROBABLY NOT GOING TO TAKE THEM TO HEAVEN, p). LOSSES DUE TO IMMATURITY ?<br />
: “ Many prophets, saints like Jesus, Paul, John the Baptist, David, Joseph, Moses, etc. had to suffer loss <strong>of</strong><br />
palaces, lives, heads, families, wives, jobs, wealth etc. because <strong>of</strong> jealousy <strong>of</strong> evil corrupted people who liked<br />
darkness rather than light “ Gen 37:11, 1 Samuel 21:10-15,Mathew 14;8, 27;18, Luke 11:49-51, Acts 4;18-20,<br />
2 Corin 11;22-32, Heb 11;24-26, 36-38, 2 Timothy 3;12-13 PROBABLY THE EVIL HYPOCRITIC<br />
‘GROUPISTS’ OF THAT TIME: WHO WERE BOTHERD ‘ONLY’ ‘REALY’ ABOUT THEIR WEALTH,<br />
INFLUANCE, POSITION AND POWER WAS TRYING TO CONVINCE EVERYBODY THAT THESE<br />
‘LOSES’ ARE DUE TO ‘IMMATURITIES’. BUT THE HISTORY AND ‘TRUTH LOVERS’<br />
IDENTIFIFIED THESE ‘LOOSERS’ AS ‘GREAT MEN OF GOD’ ETC. q). FOOLS WHO TRIES TO<br />
PUT GOD IN TO PIT : “ Spiritually foolish ‘taller’ brothers (false brothers) could put only Joseph in to pit<br />
but they could not put ‘God’s plan for Joseph’ (or God) in to pit. The reason is they were ‘highly carnal and<br />
spiritually blind’ because Satan damaged their ‘hearts and brains’ through ‘selfishness and jealousy’ so that<br />
they could not ‘see or understand’ who Joseph is going to be. If they have understood ; they could have<br />
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enefited from Joseph earlier and would not have to ‘wander’ (or they would have ‘oiled’ Joseph) “., r). “<br />
Jesus shed all His blood for us and is going to give honour in heaven. Satan is un justful, he tries to drink all<br />
our blood and tries to make him king over us and finaly tries to throw us to the humiliation or waste basket<br />
<strong>of</strong> hell “, s). “ Apostle Paul fighting against certain bad tendencies in first century”. 1 Timothy 6 : 6, Romans<br />
16 : 18 - 20. ‘ Selfish are un godly ;Selfishness is against the un conditional love towards god and human<br />
beings ‘.Genesis 4 : 3-13, 1 18:12 Daniel 6:1-9, t). “ The influence <strong>of</strong> the wicked spirits <strong>of</strong> ‘greed for power,<br />
influence, authority and fame’ destroyed many nations and people in the past. in this end time world <strong>of</strong><br />
hypocrisy and wickedness: parents, children, spouses, siblings, relatives, leaders or church members destroy<br />
each others due to same spirits. When agape love is poured through Holy Spirit: all these evil spirits run<br />
away”. Esther 3:6, 2 Samuel 16:22,Mathew 2:16, 2 Timothy 3:1-5, Philippians 1:15, 2 Timothy 1:7, Romans<br />
5:5, u). “ In the present world there are ‘selfish, self protective or articulated gospels’, ‘family or family<br />
group gospels’, ‘mutually promoting ministers co-operative society gospels’ etc. All these maddening ‘false<br />
fire and love sugar coated’ gimmicks <strong>of</strong> Satan: grieves Holy Spirit very much. There is nothing like 75<br />
percent repentance. Unless world speaks ‘true gospel <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ’ light <strong>of</strong> Christ can not shine up on the<br />
world “. Mathew 6 : 24,Philipia 2: 21, v); “ PARADOX - Satan want to prove that those who does evil are<br />
successful and God want to show that God fearing people are blessed. if you are a child <strong>of</strong> God, Satan will<br />
try to make you appear as a failure through his slaves who may be people associated or related closely with<br />
you. do not fear ; Jesus is with you “., w); “Demons <strong>of</strong> ‘false relationships’ and ‘favouritisms’: These satanic<br />
influences have destroyed and is still destroying many families, generations, ‘churches’ etc., x). WANDERING<br />
STARS; “ If we say we are doing Lord’s ministry un selfishly and not for livelihood etc. and then try to<br />
destroy others ‘lives’ or try to see that they do not come up in the ministry : Then we are liars, hypocrites, evil<br />
doers and instruments <strong>of</strong> Satan. Hope : none <strong>of</strong> us belong to this category “. Jude 11 – 13, y). NOTICABLE<br />
CONTRAST; “ Jesus and his ministers, blesses, encourages, love and help others. Satan and his ministers<br />
try to destroy the ministry, position, job, and income <strong>of</strong> others. They try to see that others name do not come<br />
up, they steel from others, they try to exploit the goodness <strong>of</strong> others, they pretend to be angels <strong>of</strong> light and<br />
pretend to ‘save’ people. try to lead them like blind leading blind and use them for their selfish motives and<br />
finaly they try to make others as their slaves and try to place their ‘lordship’ upon others “ . John 10 : 10, z).<br />
HYPOCRACY OF REGIONALISM; “ Regionalism is a type <strong>of</strong> hypocrisy and is against evangelism. We<br />
are supposed to make bold decisions through the guidance <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit with out fearfulness about regionalists<br />
and regional vested interests. “Acts 2 :47, Eph 2 : 13 -14,Acts 1 :8, Rom 10: 18, za).FALSE USAGE OF<br />
‘JESUS’; “ We are not supposed to use the name, blood or price <strong>of</strong> Jesus as a curtain for our un repentant<br />
attitudes and selfishness and then act as great spiritual leaders, great revival makers and great preachers “,<br />
zb).” If you have sincerity to Jesus and not to vested interested people, tries to live a pure life unlike<br />
hypocrites <strong>of</strong> the end time and are filled by Holy Spirit and His gifts : Satan will self protectively try to keep<br />
you out <strong>of</strong> ministry - Do not worry. Jesus is with you and you are at the entrance <strong>of</strong> a great miracle “, zc).<br />
“ In the present world there are ‘selfish, self protective or articulated gospels’, ‘family or family group<br />
gospels’, ‘mutually promoting ministers co-operative society gospels’ etc. All these maddening ‘false fire<br />
and love sugar coated’ gimmicks <strong>of</strong> Satan: grieves Holy Spirit very much. There is nothing like 75 percent<br />
repentance. Unless world speaks ‘true gospel <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ’ light <strong>of</strong> Christ can not shine up on the world<br />
“.Mathew 6 : 24,Philipians 2: 21, zd). “ End time sign - Increase in hypocrisy “. 2 Timothy 3 : 5, ze). “ Let us<br />
not try to destroy the name, position, job, income, pr<strong>of</strong>ession, social status and the ‘look <strong>of</strong> righteousness’ <strong>of</strong><br />
our more spiritually mature or gifted brothers and sisters because <strong>of</strong> our spiritual jealousy, selfishness and<br />
self protectiveness : so as prevent them from developing a ministry and acquiring social recognition and<br />
acceptance : through our body language and ‘articulated talk’ . Let us at least try to grow up to these<br />
brothers and sisters instead <strong>of</strong> aiding satans work”. Genesis 4 : 10, zf). “ Words <strong>of</strong> Jesus against the<br />
hypocritical Pharisees in Israel”. Mathew chapter 23, Mathew 15 : 7 – 9, zg). FIGHT AGAINST<br />
HYPOCRACY : “ Take the whip <strong>of</strong> God given anger against satanic forces and clean the temples <strong>of</strong> Holy<br />
Spirit (believes bodies) just like how Jesus did: if there is pharisaic tendencies in them (swallowing ‘things’ <strong>of</strong><br />
others and claim it for themselves, projecting them selves up and making themselves as lords, having business<br />
mind and selfishness, if they try to make others appear as foolish mad people, if they self protectively try to<br />
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destroy the ministry <strong>of</strong> others or they consciously try to prevent the name <strong>of</strong> others from coming up etc.)<br />
john 2:15, Mat 21:12, Mat 23:24, john 9:34-38., Zh). “ Agenda <strong>of</strong> Jesus was innocence etc. Hidden agenda <strong>of</strong><br />
the ‘un saved’ are Self protectiveness, Selfishness. Hypocrisy etc”. Mathew 10 : 16., Zi). EVIL AIM OF<br />
SATAN AND HIS SLAVES AND GOOD AIM OF GOD AND HIS CHILDREN : “ The aim <strong>of</strong> ‘evil<br />
hypocritical church goers’ is to convince others that, those who really depend on God and live a saintly life<br />
are not blessed. But God will prove to the world that: His children are blessed abundantly “, Zj). “ In the<br />
previous centuar4es, many people acquired their ‘glory’ by exploiting and destroying many lives. Later they<br />
also died “. 1 John 2 : 17, Zk). NO DILUTION “ God never dilutes His own plans. If God has decided to<br />
make some body as ‘apostle Paul <strong>of</strong> 21st century’ : God will not allow Satan to continuously dilute it through<br />
his deceitful, covetous, selfish and self protective political gimmicks. God will not allow Satan to dilute him as<br />
one among many ‘apostle or evangalist ‘Pauls’, Zl). SATAN : IT IS OVER ! : “ Universal church <strong>of</strong> God<br />
says : Satan it is over. Holy Spirit exposes all your false convincing, false reasons, false explanations, political<br />
gimmicks and cards. Satan foolishly think very ‘tall’ that he can convince any body through treachery and<br />
think that he is the greatest psychologist (Holy Spirit is the greatest psychologist). He foolishly think that he<br />
can oppose God and His plans. He never learn from experience. - Victory is Lords “., zm). DO NOT BE<br />
CARRIED AWAY BY THE TRADE TECHNIQUES OF SATAN : Do not be perplexed by seeing the long<br />
‘quos’ in front <strong>of</strong> cinema theatres. God is more interested in quality than quantity, zn). RESIST PROUDNESS<br />
AND SUPPORT GOD’S PLANS: “ By the abundance <strong>of</strong> thy traffic they filled the midst <strong>of</strong> thee with<br />
violence, and thou hast sinned: therefore have I cast thee with violence, and thou hast sinned : therefore<br />
have I cast thee as pr<strong>of</strong>ane out <strong>of</strong> the mountain <strong>of</strong> God; ...(Eze 28:16),”Ye stiffened and un circumcised in<br />
heart and ears, ye do always resist the Holy Spirit:..”(Act 7:51), “For no word from God shall be void <strong>of</strong><br />
power. And Mary said, Behold, the handmaid <strong>of</strong> the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word...”(Luke<br />
1:29).IF WE ARE RESISTING GOD’S PLANS IN OUR LIFE OR LIVES OF OTHERS FOR OUR<br />
FALSE SELF PROTECTIVENESS: THEN WE ARE IN THE TRAP OF FALSE. ‘HUMBLENESS’ OR<br />
PROUDNESS AND WE ARE AQUIREING THE QUALITY OF SATAN(Resisting God), zo). NO BODY<br />
CAN CHEAT GOD : “ We can try to falsely convince people, church, society, government, nation etc but no<br />
body can cheat God “, Psalms 139 : 1 – 18. IT IS TRUE THAT GOD IS LOVE.IT IS ALSO TRUE THAT<br />
HE IS A CONRUMING FIRE. IT IS IN THE PRESENCE OF THIS LIVING GOD THAT WE SHOULD<br />
TREMBLE : IF WE ARE CONTINOUSLY, CARE LESSLY AND FEAR LESSLY HYPOCRITIC AND<br />
SELFISH. (Remember once again we can try to cheat or falsely convince millions but we can never falsely<br />
convince Holy Spirit with what ever gimmicks, tricks, politics, flattering or psychological treatment we<br />
know), zp). immediate RECOGNISION : “Peter etc recognised Paul immediately and did not wait for 28<br />
years till all the ministry <strong>of</strong> Paul to come to an end(posthumous honour ?). They had no problem in recognising<br />
a Paul who was suffering temporary attacks <strong>of</strong> poverty, nakednenes, dangers from false brotheran etc.<br />
They were not waiting till Paul becomes a multi millionaire. They had no fear <strong>of</strong> any groupists or regionalists.<br />
Recognition means ‘full name recognition in all their stages and accepting as an equal associate’. Their<br />
minds were not deluded by Satan so as to not promote Paul “, zn). DISCERN ADVICERS: “Beloved,<br />
believe not every spirit, but prove the spirits, whether they are <strong>of</strong> God; ...”(1Jo 4:1 ),”...there shall be false<br />
teachers, who shall privily bring in destructive ...”(2Pe 2:1),”Paul, an apostle not from men, neither through<br />
man, but through Jesus Christ...”(Gal 1:1), “... I conferred not with flesh and blood.....”(Gal 1:16) HOLY<br />
SPIRIT WILL REVEAL TO YOU DIRECTLY - YOUR ‘CALL’ AND WHEN TO BE <strong>FULL</strong> TIME OR<br />
PART TIME - THROUGH A ‘STILL SMALL VOICE’ OR OTHER MEANS. YOU CAN TAKE THE<br />
ADVICES OF OTHERS BUT DISCERN THEIR SPIRITS OR INTENTION, zo). ‘HOT TOPIC’ FOR<br />
JESUS AND APOSTOLES: “For men shall be lovers <strong>of</strong> self, lovers <strong>of</strong> money, boastful, haughty, railers,<br />
disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,”( 2Timothy 3:2) , “No man can serve two masters; for either he<br />
will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God<br />
and mammon”(Mathew 6:24) ‘AVIDANCE OF SELFISHNESS’ FROM LIFE WAS A VERY HOT TOPIC<br />
FOR JESUS AND APOSTOLES. IT IS NOT PREACHED WITH THE SAME ENTHUSIASISAM IN<br />
THE MODERN TIMES (MOSTLY) BECAUSE MODERN MEN ARE SELFISH (MOSTLY), zo2).<br />
DIVERT ENERGY: “ But the wicked are like the troubled sea; for it cannot rest, and its waters cast up mire<br />
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and dirt. There is no peace, saith my God, to the wicked “ (Isaiah 57:20-21), “ For our wrestling is not against<br />
flesh and blood, but against the principalities, against the powers, against the world-rulers <strong>of</strong> this darkness,<br />
against the spiritual hosts <strong>of</strong> wickedness in the heavenly places “ (Ephesians 6:12). LET NO ONE AMONG<br />
US USELESLY SPEND OUR ENERGY AND ‘TEETH AND NAIL’ AGAINST GOD’S PLANS AND<br />
PEOPLE OPF GRAT CALL. INSTEAD LET US DIVERT THIS ENERGY AGAINST SATAN, zp).<br />
EVIL ‘STORAGE’, ‘PURCHASE’ AND CHRISTIANITY : “ Consider the ravens, that they sow not,<br />
neither reap; which have no store-chamber nor barn; and God feedeth them: <strong>of</strong> how much more value are<br />
ye than the birds! “ ( Luke 12:24 ), “ but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor<br />
rust doth consume, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: “ (Mat 6:20), “ No man can serve two<br />
masters; for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to one, and despise the other.<br />
Ye cannot serve God and mammon. “ (Mat 6:24), “ for where thy treasure is, there will thy heart be also “.<br />
(Mat 6:21), “ Jesus said unto him, If thou wouldest be perfect, go, sell that which thou hast, and give to the<br />
poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, follow me. “ (Mat 19:21), zq). PEOPLE WHO<br />
HATES OR ARE JEALOUS OF TRUELY GOOD, TALENTED AND EDUCATED:” Why many church<br />
going people wants to prove that good, god fearing and talented and educated people are bad and non smart<br />
and try to depict the people who does dishonesty in business or people who tries to destroy others for their<br />
selfish motives <strong>of</strong> wealth and power: as good and smart. This indicates that these church going people really<br />
do not like goodness and they are hypocrites and evil. This also indicates that this is end time “, zr). SPOKE<br />
PERSONS OF SATAN : “ In this end time world - many church going hypocrites try to prove that - SATAN<br />
IS CLEVER AND GOD IS STUPID - This they do by trying to destroy the persons who depend on God<br />
and does God’s ‘work’ and promoting evil doers. “.THIS KIND OF CHURCH GOING IS PROBABLY<br />
NOT GOING TO TAKE THEM TO HEAVEN, zs). LOSSES DUE TO IMMATURITY ? : “ Many<br />
prophets, saints like Jesus, Paul, John the Baptist, David, Joseph, Moses, etc. had to suffer loss <strong>of</strong> palaces,<br />
lives, heads, families, wives, jobs, wealth etc. because <strong>of</strong> jealousy <strong>of</strong> evil corrupted people who liked darkness<br />
rather than light “ Gen 37:11, 1 Samuel 21:10-15,Mathew 14;8, 27;18, Luke 11:49-51, Acts 4;18-20, 2 Corin<br />
11;22-32, Heb 11;24-26, 36-38, 2 Timothy 3;12-13 PROBABLY THE EVIL HYPOCRITIC ‘GROUPISTS’<br />
OF THAT TIME: WHO WERE BOTHERD ‘ONLY’ ‘REALY’ ABOUT THEIR WEALTH,<br />
INFLUANCE, POSITION AND POWER WAS TRYING TO CONVINCE EVERYBODY THAT THESE<br />
‘LOSES’ ARE DUE TO ‘IMMATURITIES’. BUT THE HISTORY AND ‘TRUTH LOVERS’<br />
IDENTIFIFIED THESE ‘LOOSERS’ AS ‘GREAT MEN OF GOD’ ETC, zt). GOD HEARS ALL CRIES;<br />
“ And He said, What has thou done ? the voice <strong>of</strong> thy brother’s blood crieth unto me from the ground “<br />
Genesis 4 : 10 “ Behold, the hire <strong>of</strong> the labourers who mowed your fields, which is <strong>of</strong> you kept back by fraud,<br />
crieth out: and the cries <strong>of</strong> them that reaped have entered into the ears <strong>of</strong> the Lord <strong>of</strong> Sabaoth. “ (Jam 5:4)<br />
COMPENSIATE IF NECESSORY<br />
I. GENERAL AND K.O.A. MESSAGES<br />
a). K.O.A , NOV 2OO9 REPORT :” In 2009 <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy M.L., I.T.Secretary KOA conducted around 30<br />
accident care - medical charity seminars (Hindi, English, Malayalam.) in association with ADGP, Brigadier,<br />
collector, IG, register, principals etc.” Please visit updated KOA site with new files and November IT<br />
Secretary’s report www.keralaorthopaedicassociation.org and please sent your files to<br />
jimmyml2000@gmail.com . Please fill and return data collection booklets through club secretaries, b).<br />
MEDICAL SEMINAR PROPOSAL - 1. ACCIDENT CARE AND FIRST AID, 2. COMMUNITY<br />
HEALTH VALUNTEEING, 3. ADVANCED EMERGENCY - DISASTER MEDICINE: Resp. Sir /<br />
Madam, I (<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L., Orthopaedic surgeon, past state I.T. Secretary, KOA) conduct seminars in<br />
institutions (with help <strong>of</strong> models, videos, clip mike, LCD projector (brought along) - certificates provided -<br />
already 100 conducted- in Kerala and Thamilnadu - in arts, science, engineering, Bed, nursing, bible colleges,<br />
police, NCC, voluntary and other organizations etc - in Hindi, English or Malayalam) on community health<br />
volunteering (4 hours or 6 hours). Topics include first aid, accident care, CPR, disaster management, fractures,<br />
dressing, enviourmental sanitation, hygiene, nutrition, life style and bad habits, health topics, infectious diseases,<br />
human right issues, community medicine, care <strong>of</strong> special groups and palliative care. I also conduct exclusive<br />
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first aid, CPR, accident care and emergency medicine seminars (3 or 4 hours) and also advanced emergency<br />
- disaster medicine and nursing seminars (10 hours - for BSc nursing students etc). Please allow me to<br />
conduct the seminar in your institute or organization. - Thanking you’ - <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L., 5 C Gokulam<br />
Spring tower, Near Kanjikuzhy bridge, K.K. Road, Kottayam town - 686004, Email; jimmyml2000@gmail.com,<br />
Phone; (L) 0481 - 2571698,. (M) 09446441698, 09946912740, Site; www.keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org,<br />
c). PLEASE COME :For prayer meeting, spiritual counselling, prayer for sick at dr. Jimmy’s residence on<br />
11-06-10 Friday 2 - 30 PM (afternoon) - 5 C Gokulam spring tower, near kanjikuzhy bridge, K. K. road,<br />
Kottayam town - <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L., (M) 9446441698, (L) 0481 – 2571698, d). FOR SPONSORSHIP - <strong>Dr</strong>.<br />
Jimmy M. L., 5 C Gokulam Spring Tower, Near Kanjikuzhy bridge, Kottayam town. PIN: 686004, Ph. 994<br />
6012740, 9446441698, 0481-2571698, HDFC bank Kottayan Account number 00711000065948, e). SECOND<br />
DEATH ANNIVERSARY;” Today is the second death anniversary <strong>of</strong> Mr. M. A. Lonappan, Moyalan<br />
house, m. G. Road, Trichoor 4 “. <strong>Dr</strong>. jimmy M. L 9946012740, f). ORTHOPAEDIC PRACTICE -At 5th<br />
floar <strong>of</strong> Gokulam flat, Appointment : by phone at 7.30 AM, Consultation : at 8.30 AM <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L., 5 C<br />
Gokulam Spring tower, Near Kanjikuzhy bridge, K.K. Road, Kottayam town - 686004, Email;<br />
jimmyml2000@gmail.com, Phone; (L) 0481 - 2571698,. (M) 09446441698, 09946912740, Site;<br />
www.keralaorthopaedicsinternational.org, g). MEDICAL (ORTHO) ARTICLES : For orthopaedic or medical<br />
article <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L. published in many health or other magazines on road accidents and first aid<br />
(English and Malayalam) and on back ache : causes and solutions (Malayalam) - Click the web links<br />
www.accidentcarem.tk , www.accidentcaree.tk and www.backachem.tk . For reports on medical seminars<br />
and other social service activities visit web links servicereport.tk , jimmybiodata2008.tk ,<br />
keralaorthopaedicassociation.org and medicalseminar.tk . DR. JIMMY M. L. (M) 094464 41698 (14 to 18<br />
<strong>of</strong> February 2010 issue <strong>of</strong> Manorama Arogya Mazika (health magazine), issue <strong>of</strong> Mangalam health magazine<br />
(Arogyamangalam)- pages 22 to 24)., h). FOR AWARD: Report <strong>of</strong> social service, internet activity, around<br />
80 medical accident care seminars, press meets, articles leading major government traffic policy change<br />
resulting in reduction <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> Kerala accident deaths: for public award or support. Report in<br />
www.servicereport.tk, I). MEDICAL CHARITY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SEMINAR - ONE <strong>FULL</strong><br />
DAY TRAINING : Organised as a social service activity <strong>of</strong> Kerala orthopaedic (bone surgeons) association<br />
by the state I.T. secretary :<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy. On 01-01-09: from 9 AM. Venue - Y.W.C.A. hall, Kottayam town. It<br />
will be inaugurated by Kottayam district Collector. Classes and training on several topics including palliative<br />
care, community health volunteering, public health, management <strong>of</strong> special groups like mentally retarded and<br />
elderly, first aid and accident care, C.P.R., disaster medicine etc. Certificates, food and course materials will<br />
be supplied, All are welcome (registration needed). For registration and other details - Contact <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy<br />
M. L. : Mob.- 09446441698 Site: www.doctorjimmy, j). AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS AND X RAYS: “ For<br />
awards, fellowships and programme reports till 2008 visit www.jimmybiodata 2008.tk , for programme reports<br />
in 2009 and government policy change visit www.servicereport.tk , for seminar proposal visit<br />
www.medicalseminar.tk. For downloading some <strong>of</strong> the modern orthopaedic surgery x-ray clips done by <strong>Dr</strong>.<br />
jimmy M. L. for last 15 years <strong>of</strong> his orthopaedic surgical life (from 1994 on wards) which spans in India,<br />
Switzerland and Germany and surgeries were done in many hospitals including Angamaly mission,<br />
Kothamangalam Basaliose, Kovi M.C. Coimbatore, Zurich university, Irinjalakuda Lal, Al Iqubal, medical<br />
college Kottayam, Karipal, KMC, CMC, Anugraha, Sushrusha, CNMCH Calcutta, St.Galan Alstatten etc<br />
VISIT www.jimmyxrays.tk .From 1992 onwards <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy was doing part time, from 2009 does almost full<br />
time Christian activities.<br />
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) KOA Web Reference Guide - 2006; Content<br />
WEB REFERENCE GUIDE PUBLISHED BY DR. JIMMY M. L FOR THE<br />
MEMBERS OF KERALA ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATION IN JAN 2007<br />
INTRODUCTION<br />
Dear KOA Members,<br />
I hope this KOA web reference guide will be a usefull tool to refer about the pages and documents<br />
published in KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial and the linked web sites and clarify the doubts.This book. also includes KOA IT<br />
activity report.I am happy to inform you that, by the grace <strong>of</strong> God I am nominated by IOA to be the IT<br />
committee Co-Chairman <strong>of</strong> IOA and later as Chairman for a period <strong>of</strong> 6 years from 2006 onwards. I thank<br />
you all for your encouragement, goodwill, participation and support for the KOA IT activities.I especially<br />
thank KOA President <strong>Dr</strong>.U.Jayaprakash, Hon. Secretary <strong>Dr</strong>.P.Gopinath, <strong>Dr</strong>.P.S.John,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.K.C.Gopalakrishnan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Tigi Thomas Jacob and all the seniors <strong>of</strong> KOA including my undergraduate<br />
teachers <strong>Dr</strong>.Sunny Pazhayatil and <strong>Dr</strong>.N.J.Mani for their advices and support.I thank my wife Mrs.Liji, my<br />
children and parents for their sacrifices and prayers.<br />
With warm regards,Yours’ Sincerely,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy.M.L., IT Secretary <strong>of</strong> KOA,<br />
Web master <strong>of</strong> KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site,<br />
Manager, KOA discussion and chat web site<br />
Manager, ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ site<br />
1.KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site<br />
The <strong>of</strong>ficial web site <strong>of</strong> KOA is constructed and the URL is keralaorthopaedicassociation.tk .The<br />
history, constitution, protocols, news letters, journal, membership form, past and present <strong>of</strong>fice bearers<br />
list and their photos, KOA members list, Photo directory <strong>of</strong> KOA members, meeting details, details <strong>of</strong><br />
facilities in KOA house, list <strong>of</strong> books in KOA library, contact details and other KOA related useful files and<br />
links are published. Archives <strong>of</strong> past news letters, journals, meetings, executive committees etc are also<br />
published in the site.Date stamp, guest book, search facility, direct emailing facility, health news,visiter<br />
number,Weather report, links to orthopaedic clinical research instruments and links to IOA, ‘ kerala<br />
orthopaedics international ’ and linked KOA chat web sites are available in the <strong>of</strong>ficial web site. Useful IOA<br />
related files are also uploaded.Registration details <strong>of</strong> KOA, contact details <strong>of</strong> KOA central <strong>of</strong>fice, short cut<br />
page to latest information and files, KOA notification area and links to the web master are also<br />
available.The KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site will be up dated from time to time and all the future meeting details,<br />
journals and news letters will be made available.Below given are the list <strong>of</strong> pages or links in the <strong>of</strong>ficial web<br />
site home page.Each page is provided with link backs to home page and other pages<br />
1.Latest information and files, 2.KOA Office Bearers – Presen, 3.KOA Office Bearers – Past,<br />
4.Contact Office Bearers, 5.History Of KOA, 6.KOA Protocols & Constitution, 7.KOA Membership Form,<br />
8.KOA Calendar, 9.KOA Related Meetings, 10.KOA Journal – Presen, 11.KOA Journal – Archive, 12.KOA<br />
News – Latest, 13.KOA News – Archive, 14.KOA Photo Gallery, 15.Facilities - KOA House,<br />
16.Library Books Of KOA, 17.KOA Members Lists, 18.KOA Members Album, 19.IOA Web<br />
Site, 20.IOA Membership Form, 21.IOA Calendar, 22.Indian Journal Of Ortho, 23.Facilities -<br />
IOA House, 24.KOACON 2006, 25.KOACON 2005 Archive, 26.IOACON 2005 Archive,<br />
27.Calicut O.A.A. Journal, 28.CAOS India Web Site, 29.DNB Web Site, 30.WHO Web Site ,<br />
1.Ethics In Orthopaedics, 32.Clinical research instrum., 33.KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS, 34.Chat<br />
web site, 35.Discussions, 36.Notifications, 37.Other Useful Files, 38.Other Useful Links<br />
The KOA Journals already published on line are June 2004, October 2004 and augest 2005<br />
issues.All papers <strong>of</strong> the KOA journals can be downloaded from the web site and saved to the home<br />
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computers as separate word files.The KOA news letters already published are KOA news September<br />
2003, April 2004, May 2004, September 2004, May 2005 and KOA news report to ‘ kerala orthopaedics<br />
international ’.Almost all important KOA and related meeting archives <strong>of</strong> last two years are published<br />
including CAOS first Asian meet - Cochin, IOA–ICL - Kottayam, OASISCON –Trichur, last two KOACONS<br />
and IOACONS .The history <strong>of</strong> the KOA is published as two files written by <strong>Dr</strong>.Poulose Chacko and<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Tigi Thomas.The executive committee lists <strong>of</strong> 2003 to 2005 and contact details <strong>of</strong> the <strong>of</strong>fice bearers <strong>of</strong><br />
KOA 2004 and 2005 are published.Many files are made available in downloadable word and excel<br />
formats.The KOA members lists are made available in excel and label formats.<br />
The photos <strong>of</strong> past and present KOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers, history <strong>of</strong> KOA and other organizational<br />
photos are published.The almost complete photo directory <strong>of</strong> KOA members are published as different<br />
pages in alphabetical order. Other useful files and links published are IOA address list excel file, IOA<br />
protocols, IOA and KOA <strong>of</strong>ficers message, Scores,databases,classifications, IMA Kerala web site, Ortho<br />
symbols, Intelligent implant, D - nail abstract, Protocols <strong>of</strong> IOA building, How to keep images, IOA membership<br />
urge, MCI web site and INDIAORTH web site.<br />
2. KOA discussion and chat forum<br />
A linked KOA discussion and chat site keralaorthopaedicassociationchat.tk<br />
is constructed and linked to the <strong>of</strong>ficial KOA site. You can open this discussion web site by clicking on the<br />
discussion link in the <strong>of</strong>ficial site.There are provisions for the KOA members to keep their personal or<br />
orthopaedic files in the linked chat site. This site can be utilized for organizational discussions, KOA<br />
notifications, notification <strong>of</strong> orthopaedic vacancies etc. Please join this linked site with your email addresses<br />
for organizational discussions. Through this email forum we can discuss organizational matters ,post messages,<br />
intimate about orthopaedic seminars, workshops and meetings which we conduct by posting in the<br />
calendar and even publish our personal data and photos. The messages will be automatically mailed to your<br />
personal email box if you choose to do so or you can choose to read it on the web. You can keep your<br />
orthopaedic files which may be <strong>of</strong> benefit to others in ‘members orthopaedic files ’.<br />
You can take membership in the forum through the <strong>of</strong>ficial web site by clicking on the ‘ discussions ’<br />
link and opening the discussin site. You need a net passport or a hotmail email address for this. Net<br />
passport can be made with your existing email address through the link in our site while joining our<br />
group.Hotmail address can be made from hotmail.com site. Open the linked discussion site and please click<br />
Join Now to join our forum. Please mention your name and KOA LM number in the message to manager,<br />
while joining KOA discussion site.<br />
After joining you can sent messages to our forum from your email account with which you joined the site<br />
and our discussion email address is given in the discussion web site.You can also sent messages to our<br />
forum through the site after signing in as member by clicking on the sign in icon on the top <strong>of</strong> the<br />
homepage <strong>of</strong> the discussion site. Give your email address and pass word with which you joined the site.<br />
Then click What’s new on the left hand top.<br />
What’s New page with members tools on the bottom <strong>of</strong> the column on left or members tools box on<br />
the top <strong>of</strong> the right side can be utilised.Then open the Send a Message to Members and sent your<br />
message. This can also be done by clicking ‘Send Message to This Group’ on the top <strong>of</strong> what’s new page.<br />
After signing in as given before, you can download chat s<strong>of</strong>tware from the page ‘ KOA chat ’ available on<br />
left bottom area <strong>of</strong> the web site and start on line chating with other members, if they are also signed in and<br />
downloaded the chat s<strong>of</strong>tware. You can upload pictures or upload and download files to our forum<br />
through the site by signing in as member. Please do not add photos, files or links <strong>of</strong> ‘un desirable’ types or<br />
sites.<br />
The below given are the list <strong>of</strong> the message boards available in the site.<br />
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1.General - General messages, 2.Joining messages - Messages by members at the time <strong>of</strong> joining, 3.KOA<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice notes - Announcements from KOA <strong>of</strong>fice, 4.Ortho vacancies - To notify ortho vacancies, 5.Meet-<br />
Discussions - To discuss about meetings, 6.Note new books - To intimate about new ortho books<br />
The below given are the list <strong>of</strong> the document folders<br />
1.Documents, 2.KOA documents, 3.Ethics in orthopaedics, 4.KOA members list – files, 5.KOA members<br />
list-list view, 6.Members orthopaedic files, 7.Keep teaching files, 8.Ortho meeting details, 9.Files on ortho<br />
courses, 10.Members personal files, 11.Members fun uploads,<br />
The below given are the list <strong>of</strong> the picture folders,<br />
1.Pictures, 2.KOA photo upload, 3.IOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers - P/P, 4.Present KOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers, 5.KOA meeting<br />
inaugurations, 6.KOA past presidents, 7.KOA past secretaries, 8.Photos <strong>of</strong> KOA members, 9.Upload<br />
organization photos, 10.Members clip arts, 11.Members animations, 12.Upload personal photos,<br />
The below given are the list <strong>of</strong> the list options.<br />
1.KOA Links, 2.View community links, 3.Add useful web links - Add useful ortho and related web links,<br />
4.Promote your web site - Give URL <strong>of</strong> personal or organ. Site, 5.Members pr<strong>of</strong>ile list - Add - Add your<br />
name, email etc, 6.Add your address to list - Add your contact details to the lis, 7.Add events to list - Add<br />
meetings and other events to the event list, 8.Add the classes to list - Add schedule <strong>of</strong> ortho or other classes,<br />
9.Recommend your books - Name and short description <strong>of</strong> interesting ortho books, 10.Members<br />
announcements<br />
3. ‘Kerala orthopaedics international ’ web site<br />
The ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ web site keralaorthopaedicsinternational.tk is updated.<br />
Thank you all for the participation and encouragement in the activities <strong>of</strong> this web site for the last 3 years.<br />
This web site can be utilized now for exclusive orthopaedic case discussions. Around 2000 links to<br />
important and useful orthopaedic and medical sites are given in the site. This web site is linked to the<br />
entire important orthopaedic, medical, health and related internet net works. The site contains around<br />
150 link pages,35 fun s<strong>of</strong>twares,500 medical & other clip arts and animations. Through this site you<br />
can download orthopaedic text books, power point presentations and medical clip arts etc, post meetings,<br />
search and post are conditions, search journals and recent advances. International ortho meeting<br />
information, fellowship links and live orthopaedic web casts are available through the site. Through<br />
general links we can search phone numbers, email addresses, tourism information and download news<br />
papers, s<strong>of</strong>twares etc.There are around 800 members now. Through this email forum we can exchange<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essional queries and answers.<br />
Below given are the groups <strong>of</strong> pages and folders <strong>of</strong> the web site<br />
1.What’’s New 2.Message archive ,Description <strong>of</strong> pages <strong>of</strong> the site, About ‘KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS’<br />
email discussion forum 3.Message from the KOA-IOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers, Future ortho programmes <strong>of</strong><br />
IOA & KOA 4.Managers links, Most useful sites 5.Health sites, General links, Rare conditions,<br />
Radiology (ortho) links,Orthopaedic syndromes,Osteology,anatomy links, Reflex sympathetic dystrophy<br />
links 6.AIDS links, <strong>Dr</strong>ugs links, Medical links, Medical web sites, Medical organizations, Medical<br />
specialty sites 7.Orthopaedic links,Orthopaedic web sites,Orthopaedic specialty sites,Orthopaedic related<br />
sites,BMD and osteoporosis links,Bio materials and implants, Manufacturers - ortho related, Mailing<br />
lists - ortho related,MSN groups - ortho related, Yahoo groups - ortho related,Orthopaedic organizations,<br />
Indian ortho & allied organizations, National orthopaedic organizations,Orthopaedic units, departments<br />
& universities, European ortho <strong>of</strong>fice bearers 8.Fracture links, Trauma centers, Trauma –<br />
principles,Traumatology links, Infection & compound fractures, Hospital disinfection links, Skeletal T.B.<br />
links, Hand surgery links, Plastic surgery and allied links, Spine surgery links,SCI & paraplegia links, Scoliosis<br />
links, Ankle and foot links, Sports medicine links, Arthroscopic surgery links,Physiatry and allied links,Orthotic<br />
& prosthetic links, Disability links, Amputee links, Shoulder and elbow links, Deformity correction & Ellizarove<br />
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links, Limb salvage & onco surgery,Pathology,oncology links,Paediatric orthopaedics links, Cerebral palsy<br />
links,Perhes disease links, Polio and PPRP links,Arthroplasty links, Hip ortho links, Knee ortho links, Arthritis<br />
links, Rheumatology links 9.Residents corner,Ortho related cources,Awards - ortho & related, Grants<br />
- R&D,ortho,travel,Orthopaedic fellowship links 10.Medical references,Reserch links - medicine & allied,<br />
Journal search - medicine & allied, Recent advances links <strong>of</strong> medicine,Orthopaedic references,Reserch<br />
links - ortho & allied,Orthopaedic educational links, Journals search - orthopaedic & related, Recent<br />
advances links <strong>of</strong> orthopaedics 11.Interesting links, Medico legal issues,W.H.O.and allied links, Search<br />
doctors,CVs,ortho surgeons and hospitals, Apply for global ortho jobes,Patient information links -<br />
medicine,ortho & related, Science for the mellinium,Evidence based medicine, Medical Noble prize<br />
winners,Bio mechanics links,Bio medical engineering links, Genetic engineering and bio technology links,<br />
Bone & joint decade 2000-2010,Submit your training post <strong>of</strong>fer to WOEP - ICOE – AOA,Internationaly<br />
post orthopaedic and related meetings, Consultancy & allied services for hospitals 12.CME courses -<br />
ortho links related, Medical clip art links, Videos & MM - ortho related, Orthopaedic news mails,<br />
Online discussion areas,Ortho discussion archives,Ortho slide show (PP) links, Chat sites - ortho &<br />
related, Live orthopaedic web casts,Orthopaedic online interactive teaching, International meetings<br />
links - orthopaedic and related, Online news links - orthopaedic and related 13.Medical robotics,Tele<br />
medicine links,PDA s<strong>of</strong>twares – orthopaedics,Computers in ortho & medicine,Minimaly invasive & LASER<br />
surgery links, Computer assisted orthopaedic surgery links, Information technology in medicine and<br />
orthopaedics,How to keep email size small 14.Pictures, Documents, Chat-orthopaedics,Clip art collection,<br />
Exciting fun place & downloadables,Ortho clip arts,Ortho animations, Ortho x-ray clips, Medical clip arts,<br />
Medical animations, General clip arts, General animations, Fun clip arts, Fun animations, Photo clip arts,<br />
Painters clip arts 15.Members clip arts, Members fun uploads, Members personal files, Members photo<br />
uploads, Members orthopaedic files, Members pr<strong>of</strong>ile list, Members link contributions, Members<br />
announcements list 16.Members Tools<br />
4. Clinical Research Instruments<br />
Links for orthopaedic clinical research instruments are given as eight pages.These links were collected<br />
after extensive browsing and they are given in a classified manner. These can be very useful for<br />
thesis work, research papers and article writing. 1.Scores , 2.Coding, 3.Classifications, 4.Databases,<br />
5.Outcome Studies, 6.Transcription, 7.Medical Statistics, 8.Quality Control<br />
5.Clarifications<br />
A. Official KOA web site<br />
1.The name <strong>of</strong> KOA web site is registered in dot.tk domain which is absolutely free. Many payed<br />
domains are resold, if there is even one day delay for renewal. Hence this site is free from such a threat.<br />
Any new KOA web URL can be linked with present registered KOA domain name<br />
keralaorthopaedicassociation.tk .<br />
2.The KOA web site is very extensive and requires lots <strong>of</strong> space. The home page is linked to many web<br />
sites containing files to achieve sufficient space for all the files and photos. It will be very costly, if we<br />
purchase this much paid ‘free space’ and every year or two years it has to be renewed with considerable<br />
money. This problem is solved by opting for free web sites.<br />
3.The connectivity and speed <strong>of</strong> our Indian internet provider’s services are poor in some areas and hence<br />
affects the performance <strong>of</strong> the web sites. This is not due to the mal function <strong>of</strong> any particular web site.<br />
Performance and speed <strong>of</strong> downloading the files in KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial site is good with reasonable connectivity<br />
and speed. It is always ideal to use a broadband connection such as Asianet cable modem or Reliance web<br />
world services, for maximum speed.<br />
4. the files in the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial site can be downloaded and saved with out joining the other sites.<br />
Guest book facility is available in the home page <strong>of</strong> KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial site to notify your suggestions in the site.<br />
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B. Discussion Sites<br />
1.MSN sites are the most used sites in the world, for email discussions. These sites gets maximum number<br />
<strong>of</strong> visitors and good web ranking. These sites are supported by Micros<strong>of</strong>t corporation. These sites has<br />
lots <strong>of</strong> advantages like many provisions for members, excellent appearance, better graphic performance<br />
and reasonable safety. The performance <strong>of</strong> these sites are very good with reasonable internet connectivity<br />
and speed.<br />
2.The ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ and KOA discussion sites are created in MSN. These are moderated.<br />
The ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ site is meant for utilization <strong>of</strong> the links and international orthopaedic<br />
case discussions.The KOA discussion and chat site is meant for organizational discussions, chat, notification<br />
<strong>of</strong> meetings and reporting <strong>of</strong> special cases or collecting special scientific data specific to Kerala or<br />
KOA.Please mention your name and KOA LM number in the message to manager, while joining KOA<br />
discussion site.We can keep files which are <strong>of</strong> benefit to others, if we take membership in the discussion<br />
site. Notification <strong>of</strong> rare cases can also be done<br />
3.All the links, pages, discussions, photos and many files in these sites can be utilized with out joining or<br />
signing in. Joining or signing in is required only for sending messages, chat, uploading photos and uploading<br />
or downloading files in the file folder <strong>of</strong> the MSN discusstion site. It is easy to learn these by utilizing ‘ how<br />
to do ?. Joining or sending messages in these sites is not complicated. The links explaining about how to<br />
join?, how to sent messages?, how to upload files and photos? etc are given in both sites. You can<br />
utilize these links for clarifications.<br />
C. Financing <strong>of</strong> the web sites<br />
1.The KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site and the discussion site are free sites. Sufficient memory <strong>of</strong> ‘ kerala orthopaedics<br />
international ’ site is maintained by paying a fixed money to Micros<strong>of</strong>t corporation through the internet<br />
using the VISA card number <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. All the three sites are so far free from advertisements<br />
except very minimal direct advertisements from Micros<strong>of</strong>t and Yahoo companies.<br />
2.Around four lakes rupees is spent for the construction and maintenance <strong>of</strong> the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial, KOA<br />
discussion and ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ web sites for the last three years. This money is summed<br />
up considering the telephone bills, internet charges, work time, postage charges and other miscellaneous<br />
charges. Ninety nine percentage <strong>of</strong> this four lakes rupees expenditure is so far supported from the personal<br />
money <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. and this is spent as a personal free service to the orthopaedic surgeons and<br />
KOA.<br />
6.Other KOA IT activities<br />
IT Secretary,KOA visited eight local clubs such as Kazarkode, Calicut, Trichur, Cochin,<br />
Madhyamekala, Alapuzha, Kollam and Trivandrum in one <strong>of</strong> their monthly meetings as was suggested<br />
by the President <strong>Dr</strong>.U.Jayaprakash and decided in the 20-03-05 executive committee meeting at<br />
Calicut.During his visit he explained about the KOA web sites, discussed other IT activities, clarified<br />
the doubts and demonstrated the functioning <strong>of</strong> the web sites. I request the remaining local clubs to kindly<br />
organize such meetings in 2006 and also arrange a computer with good internet connection for this purpose.<br />
I request the local club <strong>of</strong>fice bearers to contact me to discuss the date and time. ontact details <strong>of</strong> the IT<br />
Secretary are given below.<br />
Present address:-Behind Mount Carmel School, Kanjikuzhy,Kottayam.PIN-686004.,Permanent Address:-<br />
Moyalan House,Near Parayil Agencies,M.G. Road, Trichur-4, Phone Numbers:-<br />
(M)9446441698,9387605566,(L)0481-2571698,Permenant(0487-2380163),<br />
Emailaddress:jimmyml2000@hotmail. Com, jimmyml4000@hotmail.com, <strong>Personal</strong> web site:-doctorjimmy.tk<br />
So many things are possible for the common benefit <strong>of</strong> the KOA members through internet and<br />
web sites. All the important KOA documents are already published on line. IT can also be utilized to<br />
facilitate the KOA activities. Members can directly upload or publish their personal details or orthopaedic<br />
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cases, cases more specific to Kerala like Perthes disease, notification <strong>of</strong> the statistics <strong>of</strong><br />
malignancies, special anthropology <strong>of</strong> Kerala population, notification <strong>of</strong> the findings <strong>of</strong> the sub<br />
specialty cases etc. can be done in separate discussion areas <strong>of</strong> the web sites and the files can also be<br />
uploaded directly by the members in separate folders like osteoclastoma etc., so that by the end <strong>of</strong> the year<br />
we will get a collection to be subjected for study. The KOA members orthopaedic files also can be published<br />
as direct links in the web site, if they sent these files to IT Secretary. Please send your valuable suggestions<br />
regarding KOA IT activities, web sites and requests for the publication <strong>of</strong> your KOA related links or files<br />
through the email address jimmyml2000@hotmail.com.<br />
7. History <strong>of</strong> the web sites<br />
The formation <strong>of</strong> the IT committee <strong>of</strong> KOA was on 04-02-05, 6PM at the KOACON 2005<br />
inauguration meeting and <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. was appointed as the IT Secretary <strong>of</strong> KOA.The functions <strong>of</strong><br />
the extensive <strong>of</strong>ficial KOA web site keralaorthopaedicassociation.tk and KOA linked web site<br />
keralaorthopaedicassociationchat.tk for discussion and chat, also started from 04-02-05 onwards.<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. acted as webmaster <strong>of</strong> the <strong>of</strong>ficial KOA web site and also managed the discussion site.<br />
The construction <strong>of</strong> these web sites were started on 09-09-04.These sites were constructed with the<br />
experience <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. as the manager <strong>of</strong> ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ web site. This email<br />
discussion forum for orthopaedic surgeons was started on 09-05-03 and the site address is<br />
keralaorthopaedicsinternational.tk . The site was later provided with around 2000 useful international<br />
orthopaedic and related web links.Idea to start this web site was obtained to <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. by the revelation<br />
he got after his extensive browsing <strong>of</strong> the web.The revelation was that there are extensive free information<br />
available to orthopaedic surgeons on the web and this can be given in a compact form, so that with out<br />
much browsing they can collect any information related to orthopaedics.<br />
The ‘ kerala orthopaedics international ’ site was started with the encouragements from <strong>Dr</strong>.P.S.John<br />
and <strong>Dr</strong>.Tigi Thomas supplied the online KOA news letters and at that time they were President and<br />
Hon.secretay <strong>of</strong> KOA. <strong>Dr</strong>.P.S.John closely monitored the progress <strong>of</strong> this web site. Seniors in the<br />
KOA such as <strong>Dr</strong>.Vargheese Chacko, <strong>Dr</strong>.P.C.Sunny, <strong>Dr</strong>.K.S.Pilli, <strong>Dr</strong>.Lazer Chandy and <strong>Dr</strong>.Wilson<br />
Iype supported the activities <strong>of</strong> ‘ KERALA ORTHOPAEDICS ‘. The site was also encouraged by <strong>Dr</strong>.Silan<br />
Batacharia, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sisir Restogi, <strong>Dr</strong>.Indrajith Sarcar, Pr<strong>of</strong>.Bharghava, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sudhir Warrior,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Rajashekaran, <strong>Dr</strong>.M.Vahanan Natarajan, <strong>Dr</strong>.David V.Rajan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Rajagopalan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Shantharam<br />
Shetty, <strong>Dr</strong>.Devadoos, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sree Ram, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ravi Kourula, <strong>Dr</strong>.K.P.Daga and <strong>Dr</strong>.Sreenivasa Rao from<br />
outside the state. <strong>Dr</strong>.P.Ashokan and <strong>Dr</strong>.Dominic Puthoor initiated the net discussions. Now there are Indian<br />
and international members in the web site from all the continents including abroad IOA and KOA<br />
members, University Pr<strong>of</strong>essors and specialists from all different orthopaedic sub<br />
specialities.<strong>Dr</strong>.Harpeet S.Gill – John Hopkins,U.S.A, <strong>Dr</strong>.Mohmood – Jordan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ahamed Sayeed –<br />
U.K., <strong>Dr</strong>.J.M.Riano – Panama, <strong>Dr</strong>.Cristitar Lunga – Rumania, <strong>Dr</strong>.Raphael Hau – Australia, <strong>Dr</strong>.Nuruddin<br />
– Dubai, <strong>Dr</strong>.Faris Al-Hafid – Iraq, <strong>Dr</strong>.Aidin – Philadelphia, <strong>Dr</strong>.Riyadnezam, Saudi Arabia and <strong>Dr</strong>.Ashraflotfy<br />
– Egypt are some <strong>of</strong> the international members who lead discussions or sent messages. The feedback from<br />
abroad about the links in the web site is as excellent.<br />
A web page for KOA was published by <strong>Dr</strong>.Binoj in 2001, when <strong>Dr</strong>.Sunny Pazhayatil and <strong>Dr</strong>.Sherry<br />
Isaac were president and Hon.secretary <strong>of</strong> KOA. IT committee was formed and the extensive <strong>of</strong>ficial<br />
KOA web site started functioning, when <strong>Dr</strong>.K.C.Gopalakrishnan and <strong>Dr</strong>.Tigi were the president and<br />
Hon.secretary <strong>of</strong> KOA and <strong>Dr</strong>.K.C.Gopalakrishnan encouraged the creation <strong>of</strong> KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web<br />
site.. Formation <strong>of</strong> IT committee was supported in the executive committee by <strong>Dr</strong>.Cherian Kovoor,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Sachidanandan, <strong>Dr</strong>.John George, <strong>Dr</strong>.Francis Chandy and <strong>Dr</strong>.Gopakumar.The online publication <strong>of</strong> the<br />
KOA journal was also started during this period and <strong>Dr</strong>.Gopakumar, editor KOA supplied the required<br />
papers.<strong>Dr</strong>.Poulose Chacko supplied the files and photos <strong>of</strong> the history <strong>of</strong> KOA.The KOA <strong>of</strong>fice secretary<br />
Mr.Arun supplied many files to be published in the web site.The decision that the IT secretary will visit the<br />
local clubs to explain about IT activities and the KOA scientific activities and their co-ordination will be<br />
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more accelerated through the web sites, was made when <strong>Dr</strong>.U.Jayaprakash and <strong>Dr</strong>.P.Gopinath are<br />
the president and Hon.secretary <strong>of</strong> KOA and they encouraged the IT activities. Strong support <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.U.Jayapraksh deserves special mention and it was a big boost for the 2005 KOA IT activities.The<br />
below given are the messages supplied to me by the IOA <strong>of</strong>fice bearers on July 2003 for the ‘ kerala<br />
orthopaedics international ’ email forum.<br />
Message from the President <strong>of</strong> IOA<br />
Dear <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy M. L.,<br />
It is a great pleasure for me to learn that you are starting EMAIL FORUM.This is a great step<br />
forward.Kerala is known for the best in education. Kerala can boast <strong>of</strong> highest literacy, I am happy that you<br />
will take Kerala Orthopaedics further through Discussion Forum on NET.Information Technology has made<br />
world a global village, The distances have gone. You have a problem and if you share, you have an<br />
immediate solution through net.Digitalization has made documentation easy and very cost effective. We all<br />
need to have digital camera. This will help in sharing with our community and patient and you can have<br />
free second opinions.With your enthusiasm <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy, I am sure every one will wish to be a member <strong>of</strong> your<br />
Discussion Forum.<br />
With all the best,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>. Pravin Kanabar - President: Indian Orthopaedic Association<br />
Message from the Secretary <strong>of</strong> IOA<br />
Dear <strong>Dr</strong>. Jimmy,<br />
It is heartening to note that you have started an e-mail service for interaction amongst members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Kerala Orthopaedic Association. As with several other projects you have taken a lead in this also and I am<br />
sure other state chapters will soon have a similar service.Through this mail, I send greetings to all members<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Kerala Orthopaedic Association and hope this service will lead to healthy communication amongst<br />
members to enhance knowledge and information solve problems <strong>of</strong> members, seek and obtain advise on<br />
difficult cases, etc. Do keep me in your hit.I wish this activity great success.<br />
With warm regards, Yours Sincerely,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.H.K.T.Raza - Hon.Secretary IOA<br />
The pioneering orthopaedic IT activities are recognized <strong>of</strong>ficially by KOA and <strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. is<br />
given special KOA award or certificate <strong>of</strong> recognition from KOA at KOACON Silver jubilee conference<br />
by the recommendation from President U.Jayaprakash and 2005 executive committee <strong>of</strong> KOA.<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Jimmy.M.L. is nominated to be in the IT Committee <strong>of</strong> the Indian orthopaedic association for 6<br />
years from 1996 onwards, initially as the Co Chairman for 3 years and later as Chairman for three more<br />
years.This was possible by the bless <strong>of</strong> God Almighty and by the support from IOA 2005 executive<br />
committee members including <strong>Dr</strong>.H.K.T.Raza, <strong>Dr</strong>.P.S.John and others.<br />
8.Thanks note<br />
Thanks and praise to God almighty for blessing me to carry out this task .Thank you all, the<br />
members <strong>of</strong> KOA and members <strong>of</strong> 2003 to 2005 executive committees for the encouragement and<br />
entrusting me to construct the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial web site and to run the IT committee as secretary <strong>of</strong> the IT<br />
committee. Special note <strong>of</strong> thanks is due to Pr<strong>of</strong>.P.S.John for his encouragements <strong>of</strong> the activities <strong>of</strong> ‘<br />
kerala orthopaedics international ’. I thank Pr<strong>of</strong>.Gopalakrishnan and <strong>Dr</strong>.Tigi for their support to form IT<br />
committee. I thank Pr<strong>of</strong>.U.Jayaprakash and <strong>Dr</strong>.P.Gopinath for their support to further the IT activities <strong>of</strong><br />
KOA. I also thank the president <strong>of</strong> KOA, Pr<strong>of</strong>. <strong>Dr</strong>. U.Jayaprakash for his kind hearted encouragements<br />
and advises. I thank <strong>Dr</strong>.V.I.Simon for his promise to continue the support.<br />
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I thank President U.Jayaprakash and KOA for giving me a special award or certificate <strong>of</strong><br />
recognition from KOA at KOACON Silver jubilee conference as a recognition for my pioneering<br />
orthopaedic IT activities.Thanks to God Almighty for giving me such an honor to be in the IT<br />
Committee <strong>of</strong> the Indian orthopaedic association for 6 years from 1996 onwards, initially as the Co<br />
Chairman for 3 years and later as Chairman for three more years.I thank <strong>Dr</strong>.H.K.T.Raza, <strong>Dr</strong>.P.S.John<br />
and all the other IOA 2005 members for nominating me for this post.<br />
Special note <strong>of</strong> thanks is due to <strong>Dr</strong>.Tigy Thomas, <strong>Dr</strong>.Poulose Chacko and <strong>Dr</strong>.Gopakumar for providing<br />
files on news letters, files and photos on history <strong>of</strong> KOA and files on KOA journals respectively. Thanks is<br />
also due to Mr.Sunil for his DTP works on some KOA files and the members photo album and also to<br />
Mr.Beljith for his DTP works on KOA journals. My sincere thanks to our KOA <strong>of</strong>fice secretary Mr.Arun<br />
for his close co-operation and for providing me with many files from KOA central <strong>of</strong>fice. I thank Micros<strong>of</strong>t<br />
corporation and Yahoo for providing the web spaces.<br />
My under graduate teachers <strong>Dr</strong>.P.C.Sunny and N.J.Mani deserves special mention for their<br />
encouragements. I thank seniors in the KOA such as Pr<strong>of</strong>.Vargheese Chacko, <strong>Dr</strong>.K.S.Pilli, <strong>Dr</strong>.Lazer<br />
Chandy, Pr<strong>of</strong>.Wilson Iype, <strong>Dr</strong>.Poulose Chacko, Pr<strong>of</strong>.Samson Nessiah, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ramkumar, Pr<strong>of</strong>.George Itty,<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>.Abraham Jose, Pr<strong>of</strong>.Viswanathan, Pr<strong>of</strong>.Jacob, <strong>Dr</strong>.A.A.John, <strong>Dr</strong>.Kurian P.M. and <strong>Dr</strong>.Ayappan pilli for<br />
their advices. <strong>Dr</strong>.Francis Chandy, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sachidananthan, <strong>Dr</strong>.John George, <strong>Dr</strong>.Cherian Kovoor and <strong>Dr</strong>.Sherry<br />
Issac deserve special mention for thier close co-operation and support.<br />
I thank the Presidents, Secretaries and the members <strong>of</strong> the local clubs such as Kazarkode,<br />
Calicut, Trichur, Cochin, Madhyamekala, Alapuzha, Kollam and Trivandrum Calicut and Cochin<br />
ortho clubs for organizing the demonstration <strong>of</strong> the KOA website by the IT secretary, KOA and making it<br />
beneficial to the local ortho club members.<br />
I thank my seniors and friends such as <strong>Dr</strong>.Abdulla, <strong>Dr</strong>.Benjamine George, <strong>Dr</strong>.Dominic Puthoor, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ejas<br />
Khader, <strong>Dr</strong>.George T.I., <strong>Dr</strong>.P.J.Jacob, <strong>Dr</strong>.Jose Francis, <strong>Dr</strong>.Joy Raj, <strong>Dr</strong>.Padmakumar, <strong>Dr</strong>.M.A.Thomas,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Reji Vargheese, <strong>Dr</strong>.M.K.Ravindran, <strong>Dr</strong>.Anil Kumar, <strong>Dr</strong>.S.Ramakrishnan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Narayanan T.K., <strong>Dr</strong>.Raffic<br />
M., <strong>Dr</strong>.Rajeev Rao, <strong>Dr</strong>.Rajesh Purushothaman, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ram Mohan K.P., <strong>Dr</strong>.Sageer.A.M., <strong>Dr</strong>.Sajee Thomas,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Aneen, <strong>Dr</strong>.Schiller Jose, <strong>Dr</strong>.Shibu Andrews, <strong>Dr</strong>.Sreenath K.R., <strong>Dr</strong>.Sujith V.C., <strong>Dr</strong>.Sunil P.P., <strong>Dr</strong>.Tajan<br />
P.J., <strong>Dr</strong>.Thomas Mathew, <strong>Dr</strong>.Vasudevan P.N., <strong>Dr</strong>.Hyder K., <strong>Dr</strong>.Dinesh Shankar, <strong>Dr</strong>.Rashid, and <strong>Dr</strong>.Gopinath<br />
T.G., <strong>Dr</strong>.Rari Chabdran, <strong>Dr</strong>.Alex Jacob, <strong>Dr</strong>.Prakash, <strong>Dr</strong>.Manoj V.V.,<strong>Dr</strong>.Manoj Kumar, <strong>Dr</strong>.Tomichan, <strong>Dr</strong>.Ashraf,<br />
<strong>Dr</strong>.Iswarappa and for their opinions and suggestions. I thank my wife Mrs.Liji and my children Elsa,<br />
Christina and Paul for their support, love and prayers.I thank my parents Mr.Lonappan and Mrs.Elsy<br />
for their blessings.I also thank all my siblings, in laws and relatives for their encouragements.<br />
9.Plead for participation in IT activities<br />
I hope the web sites will be useful for the scientific and organizational support <strong>of</strong> the KOA<br />
members. Unless we visit the KOA <strong>of</strong>ficial site frequently and take membership in the linked sites the<br />
full utilization <strong>of</strong> these sites for the common benefit <strong>of</strong> the KOA members is not possible. There for I humbly<br />
request all <strong>of</strong> you to kindly utilize the web sites. I am looking forward to meet all <strong>of</strong> you in the local clubs<br />
to discuss about the IT activities. Please arrange these meetings. We can plan together so many IT<br />
activities in future for our common benifit.Your active participation, encouragements, support, good will<br />
and blessings are warmly welcomed for the KOA web sites and IT activities. I thank God Almighty for<br />
blessing me and all the KOA members for allowing me to carry out my humble role in KOA as IT Secretary,<br />
KOA. Thank you all, once again for your co operation and participation.<br />
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´-ß-fn¬ I¬°-´-bn¬ Aÿn-tcmK hnZym¿∞n-bm-bn-cn-°p-tºmƒ Hm∏-td-j≥ sam_n-sse-tk-js‚ `mK-ambn D≥´-SwK<br />
IpSn¬ taJ-e-bn-epw, kzX-¥y-ambn sd^yq-sP∂ htbm-P-\ ˛ -_me tI{µ-ß-fnepw kuP\y sshZy -]-cn-tim-[\ F√m<br />
hmc-ß-fnepw \S-Øp-Ibpw C.-bp, C, Fw, F^v, sF F∂ {InkvXob hnZym¿∞n kwL-S-\-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏´v Iem-e-bß-fn¬<br />
{InkvXob {]h¿Ø-\-ß-fn-te¿s∏-Sp-Ibpw sNbvXn-cp-∂p. 2002¬ tIm´-bØv Bflm-hnepw kXy-Ønepw Bcm-[\<br />
\S-Øp-∂-h-cpsS Iq´-Øn¬ AwK-am-hp-Ibpw am\-km-¥-c- kv\m\w G¬°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. AXn-\p-tijw tUm. PnΩn<br />
tIc-f-Ønse Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-bp-ambn _‘-s∏´pw A√m-sX-bp-ap≈ kmaq-ly-{]-h¿Ø-\-߃ \S-Øp-Ibpw kwL-<br />
S-\-bpsS kwÿm\ tPmbn‚ v sk{I-´-dn-bmbpw XpS¿∂v sF. Sn sk{I-´-dn-bmbpw 6 h¿j-tØmfw {]h¿Øn-°p-Ibpw<br />
sNbvXp. kz¿Kob hncp∂v k`-bp-ambn _‘-s∏´pw A√m-sX-bp-ap≈ {InkvXob {]h¿Ø-\-ßfpw 2002 apX¬ \SØn<br />
hcp-∂p. {InkvXob sshZy- te-J-\-߃ Fgp-X¬, {SmIv‰v an\n-kv{Sn, shfn-∏m-Sv, {]h-N-\w, Bflo-b-amb ]Tn-∏n-°-ep-Iƒ<br />
F∂nh Dƒs∏-SpØn 2000 Hmfw `mc-Xob {InkvXob t\Xm-°ƒ°m-bp≈ Fkv. Fw. Fkv ip{iqj, ]{X ktΩ-f-\-߃,<br />
Sn.-hn C‚¿hyq, sshZy -˛ -{In-kvXob sh_vssk-‰p-I-fpsS \n¿Ωm-W -]-cn-]m-e\w, C ˛ -sa-bn¬ ip{iq-j, hnhn[ ÿm]-\ß-fpw<br />
kwL-S-\-I-fp-ambn _‘-s∏-´p≈ tdmU-]-IS {]Ya ip{iq-j, kmaqly sshZy BXpc kzbw k∂-≤X ]cn-ioe\w,<br />
Zpc¥ AXym-lnX sshZyw F∂o hnj-b-ß-fp-ambn _‘-s∏-´p≈ sshZy skan-\m-dp-Iƒ, {]m¿∞-\m-tbm-K-߃,<br />
kphn-tijtbmK {]kw-Kw, Ih-e -tbm-K-߃, apX-em-b {]h¿Ø-\-߃ \SØn hcp-∂p. tUm. PnΩn-bpsS {]h¿Ø-\߃<br />
hgn-bmbn tIc-f-Øn-sebpw `mc-X-Øn-sebpw Aÿn-tcmK kwL-S-\-I-fn¬ C‚¿s\-‰ns‚ D]-tbm-Kw, kmaqly<br />
{]h¿Ø-\-߃, sh_vssk‰v \n¿am-Ww, A]-IS ip{iqj ]cn-io-e-\w, F∂o Imcy-ß-fn¬ \b- am-‰-߃ hcp-hm\pw,<br />
tIc-f- k¿°m-cns‚ hgn k©m-c- \-b-Øn¬ tdmUp kpc£ Dd-∏m-°p∂ coXn-bn¬ am‰-߃ hcm\pw `mc-Xob k`-Ifn¬<br />
tbip-hn-s\-t]m-se-bm-I¬, am\-kn-I-amb hnSp-X¬, ssZh-Øn-epw, ssZho-I- - ]-≤-Xn-I-fn-ep-ap≈ B{ibw F∂o Imcyß-fn-ep≈<br />
]Tn-∏n-∏p-I-fn¬ KpW-I-c-amb Du∂¬ hcm-\pw ssZhw CS-h-cpØn.<br />
X\n°p e`n® shfn-∏mSv, {]hN\-߃, Z¿i-\-߃, a-‰p-≈-h-cpsS {]h-N-\-߃, kml-N-cy-ß-fn-eqsSbpw<br />
t\cn´pw ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv kwkm-cn-®Xv apX-em-bh hgn-bmbn; tUm. PnΩn°v Xs∂-°p-dn-®p≈ ssZhoI ]≤Xn<br />
shfn-s∏´p In´n. tUm. PnΩn-sb-°p-dn®v ]utem-kn-s\-t∏mse shfn-∏m-Sp-Iƒ \nd temI At∏m-kvtXm-enI ip{iqjbpw,<br />
Cc-Ωn-bsb t]mse cmPy-ß-fpsS ta¬ {]hm-N-I-\m-bpw, {InkvXob sshZy BXpc ip{iq-j-, kphn-ti-jo-I-cWw<br />
F∂n-hbn¬ ]cn-io-e\w sImSp-°pIbpw sNøp∂ temI kwLS\ D≠m-°n-sb-Sp-°pIbpw AXn\v t\XrXzw sImSp-°p-<br />
Ibpw sNøpI F∂-Xpw, `mcy-bmb enPn-sb-°p-dn®v temI {InkvXob h\n-X-bmbpw Ir]m-h-c-߃ \nd--h-fm-bpw,<br />
temI-kw-L-S-\bv°v {]m¿∞-\m-k-lm-bhpw a‰p klm-b-ß-fpw \¬Ip-∂-h-fmbpw, s]W- -a-°-fmb F¬k, {InÃo\ F∂nh-sc-°p-dn®v<br />
henb temI kwL-S-\-bpsS A¥m-cmjv{S sk{I-´-dn-am-cm-hpI F∂Xpw, aI-\mb t]mfn-s\-°p-dn®v temI<br />
{]ikvX kphn-ti-j-I-\m-hpI F∂-Xp-amWv shfn-s∏-Sp-Ø-s∏´ ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ. tUm. PnΩn-bneqsS ]cn-ip-≤m-flmhv<br />
{]h¿Øn®v sNbvsX-SpØ Imcy-߃ hgnbpw X\n°v e`n® {]h-N-\-h-cw, shfn-]m-Sv, tcmK-im-¥n hcw, a‰p Ir]m hc߃<br />
apX-em-b-h-bn-eq-sSbpw Cu ssZhoI ]≤-Xn-Iƒ GI-tZiw 30 iX-am\w CXn-t\m-SIw shfn-s∏´p h∂p Ign-p.<br />
X\n-°v e`n® Z¿i-\-Øns‚ `mK-ambn; tUm. PnΩn Ign c≠p h¿j-tØmf-ambn GI-tZiw 30 iX-am\w kabw am{Xw<br />
sshZy NnIn’ \SØn, a‰p ka-b-ß-fn¬ kmaq-ly, skan-\m¿, {InkvXy≥ {]h¿Ø-\-ß-fn¬ apgp-In-bn-cn-°p-∂p.<br />
A-amen anj≥ Bip-]{Xn, tImX-aw-Kew _tk-en-tbmkv Bip-]{Xn, Ccn-ßm-e-°pS em¬<br />
Bip-]{Xn apX-em-b-h-bn¬ ap≥]v tPmen sNbvXn-cp∂ tUm. PnΩn, tIm´bw saUn-°¬ tImtf-Pn¬ eIvN-ddm-bn-´mWv<br />
F´c h¿jw ap≥]v tIm´-b-tØ°v h∂-Xv. ]n∂oSv {][m-\-ambpw tIm´-bw Icn-∏m¬ Bip-]{Xnbvembn-cp∂p tPmen<br />
sNbvXp- sIm-≠n-cp-∂-Xv. 2010 P\p-h-cn-bn¬ tKmIpew Sh-dn-te°v Xmakw am‰n. a°ƒ tIm´-b-Øp≈ au≠v Im¿a¬ kn.<br />
_n. Fkv. C. kvIqfn¬ 7, 3, 1 ¢m p-I-fn¬ ]Tn-®p- sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p. `mcy enPn Fw. F tkmtjym-f-Pnbpw, Iu¨knenwMv<br />
Untπm-abpw sNbvXp-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂p. {]iv\-߃°pw, XS-k-߃°pw, {]Xn-k-‘n-Iƒ°p-an-S-bn-eqsS tUm. PnΩn.<br />
Fw. F√nt\bpw IpSpw-_-tØ-bpw, ssZhw ]Sn-]-Sn-bmbn A\p-{K-ln-®p-b¿Øns°m≠n-cn-°p∂p. ssZhnI ]≤Xn X¬°mew<br />
tIm´-bØpw ,]n∂oSv hnhn[ temI-cm-Py-ß-fp-am-b-Xn-\m-emWv At±lw Ct∏m-ƒ tIm´-bØv \n∂v amdmsX tIm´-bØv<br />
{]h¿Øn-®p-sIm-≠n-cn-°p-∂Xv. CXn-\mbn \nß-tf-h-cp-tSbpw {]m¿∞\ klm-bw {]Xo-£n-®p-sIm≠v, kz¿K-kvX-\mb<br />
]nXm-hnt\mSv tbip-hns‚ \ma-Øn¬ ]cn-ip-≤m-flm-hn-eqsS \µn ]d-p -sIm≠v \ndp-Øp-∂p.<br />
kvt]m¨k¿jn-∏n-\mbn<br />
tUm. PnΩn Fw. F¬. s‚ {InkvXo-b, kmaqly tkh-\, skan-\m¿ {]h¿Ø-\-ß-fpsS kvt]m¨k¿jn-∏n-\mbn;<br />
sN°v, aWn Hm¿U¿, _mv {Sm≥kv^¿ F∂n-h-bn-eqsS _mv A°u≠v; tUm. PnΩn Fw. F¬., F®v. Un. F^v. kn.<br />
_mv, tIm´bw, A°u≠v \º¿ - 00711000065948. A{U v; 5 kn. tKmIpew kv{]nwKv Sh¿, In-°pgn ]me-Øn\p<br />
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