Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Fraud > Is Sri Sri Ravi Shankar a Fraud, No!

August 19th, 2010

“Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Fraud” is a term offered up by Google when you search for “Sri Sri Ravi Shankar”, why Google offers up the search term “Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Fraud” is rather strange, bearing in mind Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is anything but a fraud, in fact he is a renowned religious leader who has changed the lives of thousands of people for the better.

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar was born in 1956 in Southern India. By the age of four he was able to recite parts of the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Sanskrit scripture and was often found meditating. His first teacher was Sudhakar Chaturvedi, who had had a long cooperation with Mahatma Gandhi. By the age of seventeen, in 1973, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar had graduated with degrees in both Vedic literature and physics.

In 1981, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar entered a ten-day period of silence in Shimoga, India. The Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breathing technique which became the centre-piece of The Art of Living’s Part 1 course was born.

When asked about the origin of the Sudarshan Kriya technique, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar says, “It came like an inspiration. Nature knows what to give and when to give. After I came out of the silence, I started teaching whatever I knew and people had great experiences.”

Following this, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar established the Art of Living Foundation in 1982, as an international non-profit educational and humanitarian organisation that today works in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.

The Art of Living’s educational and self-development programs offer powerful tools to help eliminate stress and develop a sense of well-being and have been effective worldwide at all levels of society.

In 1997, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar founded the International Association for Human Values (IAHV) to coordinate sustainable development projects, develop human values and coordinate conflict resolution in association with the Art of Living. In India, Africa and Latin America, the two sister organisations’ volunteers are spearheading sustainable growth in rural communities, and have already reached out to over 32,300 villages.

How a search engine like Google can possibly call Sri Sri Ravi Shanakar a fraud is beyond me, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar should be celebrated and not called a fraud.

Some suggest it is people searching for the phrase “Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Fraud” that causes it to appear in the search results, other say it is because people are publishing articles and web pages containing the phrase “Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Fraud”, whatever the reason anyone who has seen the work of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar or who has been lucky enough to meet him will know he is not a fraud.

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July 13th, 2010

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Windows XP “Help & Support Virus” Hack, Patch, Fix, Tool

July 1st, 2010

The number of computers being hit by hackers exploiting the loophole in Microsoft Windows XP’s Help & Support system is rapidly increasing and the total number of PC’s affected is expected to hit over 100,000 by this weekend.

Currently there is no patch that can fix the “hole” found in the Windows XP Help & Support system that is allowing hackers to take control of machines by exploiting the “remote support” function originally designed to allow Microsoft to go into the machine and provide support and  assistance.

It is however, possible for owners of machines with Windows XP to protect themselves by disabling the function in the Help & Support area, it is reported that Micrososft have released a tool that will automatically change the Help & Support settings and effectively protect against the virus, but as of 1st July it wasn’t available on their website.

Unless a proper patch or fix is developed soon the Windows “Help & Support” XP hack/virus threatens to be one of the worst attacks in a long time, it is already spreading at a rapid speed with randomly generated websites appearing that carry the virus.

Have you been affected? Leave a comment…


Do Follow Blog SEO Search Engine Tool

May 11th, 2010

If you like to comment on Do Follow Blogs (like this one), then I strongly recommend you check out Google’s Do Follow Blog Search Engine.

You can enter your keyword/s and the search engine tool will produce results only from Do Follow Blogs, you can then add a comment to the blog post and easily get a “do follow” link to your website from pages with content related to your keyword/s.

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CoD Modern Warfare 2 Testing Matches 0/50 Good Games Xbox & PS3 Problem

May 11th, 2010

If you are a CoD Modern Warfare player you may have been hit with a major problem affecting online multiplayer games on PS3 and Xbox 360, it has happened to me in the last couple of days and it is very frustrating!

The problem is for Xbox & PS3 players trying to enter an online multiplayer game, instead of finding a match the CoD lobby screen simply hangs and gives a message that it says “Testing Matches” with “0/50 Good Games” found and stays like this without finding any matches at all.

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Who is the best SEO company?

March 26th, 2010

Ever wondered who is the best SEO company? With hundreds of different SEO companies out there, anyone looking to hire an SEO company to optimise their website could find themselves with a difficult job when it comes to finding the best SEO.

So how do you know who is the best SEO company?

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Cartel Client Review & CCLS Shut Down

March 19th, 2010

Cartel Client Review and partner Solicitor firm Consumer Credit Litigation Solicitors have both been shut down by their regulators this week.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority and Ministry of Justice took the action on the grounds of  “suspected dishonesty”.

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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Fraud > Google Drop-Down Suggestions Flawed?

February 1st, 2010

Google has the power to influence what people think or believe about a person, business or brand, I believe it may also be possible to manipulate it to your own advantage.

Recently a friend contacted me, she was concerned that when searching for the name of the leader of her group negative phrases were being suggested by Google in their drop-down options, see below. 

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Top 10 Cheesy Songs – List of the cheesiest songs of all time

January 13th, 2010

I couldn’t find what I felt was a definitive list of the top 10 cheesy songs of all time, so I thought I should put together my own list of the top 10 all time cheesiest songs ever.

Here goes, the top 10 cheesy song list:

10 – The Locomotion – Kylie Minogue

9 – Ice Ice Baby – Vanilla Ice

8 – I Wanna Sex You Up – Color me Badd

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Ebay PayPal Buyer from Nigeria Email Scam – Be Warned

January 9th, 2010



Be warned, there is a scam on eBay and PayPal being operated by criminals based in Nigeria, they target people selling small electrical items either as Buy it Now or Auction on eBay, here’s what happened to me.

I recently listed my sons PSP on eBay, right at the very end of the auction a new bid was received from a UK eBay user who had no feedback and had only been a member of eBay for a day.

Within a few minutes I had an e-mail from PayPal saying the buyers payment had been made but PayPal were holding the money until I confirmed the item had been sent and provided the shipping number and details, although the e-mail display name gave the impression it was from PayPal, the actual email was sent from this address: customercarescentre@post.com, clearly nothing to do with PayPal.

The other tell tale sign something dodgy was going on were the spelling and grammar errors contained within the e-mails I received.

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