The internet will be the unrivalled source of information in future

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, " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org wrote:

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> i believe we can all work together to bring about transparency in

the organization. Others too have asked how they may be of

assistance. i would like to thank them and say that Shri Mataji's

Divine Message will be triggered post-2013. In the meantime try to

understand the facts given and identify yourself with the Adi Shakti

within. When 2013 comes we should have enough devotees to spread Her

Divine Message onto human consciousness. For that you need to know

all about Her Advent and Divine Message. i know having such a

enlightened consciousness has the power of penetrating and awakening

human consciousness. Learn more of the 100th Monkey Effect.

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> Members should also post any article that may help build the

database of information. We need all the facts and evidence in the

world to support Shri Mataji's Advent and Divine Message to humanity.

The internet will be the unrivalled source of information in future

and, available in all sorts of gadgets, _will_ revolutionize human

> consciousness i.e., the instant information available will

accelarate change. So instead of weeks/months it took to verify

information in the past it is now just a mouse click away. One

critical overriding factor is that almost any type of information can

be accessed - you have to really introspect this fact to realize its

vast potential.

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Iraqis use internet to survive war

By Andrew North

BBC News, Baghdad

 

Consulting Google Earth can help people work out routes to avoid

Google is playing an unlikely role in the Iraq war. Its online

satellite map of the world, Google Earth, is being used to help

people survive sectarian violence in Baghdad.

 

As the communal bloodshed has worsened, some Iraqis have set up

advice websites to help others avoid the death squads.

 

One tip - on the Iraq League site, one of the best known - is for

people to draw up maps of their local area using Google Earth's

detailed imagery of Baghdad so they can work out escape routes and

routes to block.

 

It's another example of the central role technology plays in the

conflict - with the widespread use of mobile phones, satellite

television as well as the internet - by all sides and for many

purposes.

 

Iraqis use internet to survive war

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6357129.stm