SURGERY BY ACHARYA SUSHRUTHA:

SURGERY BY ACHARYA SUSHRUTHA:




Who did first SURGERY?

ACHARYA SUSHRUT (800 BCE) FATHER OF PLASTIC SURGERY A genius who has been glowingly recognized in the annals of medical science. Born to sage Vishwamitra, Acharya Sudhrut details the first ever surgery procedures in "Sushrut Samhita," a unique encyclopedia of surgery. He is venerated as the father of plastic surgery and the science of anesthesia.
When surgery was in its infancy in Europe, Sushrut was performing Rhinoplasty (restoration of a damaged nose) and other challenging operations. In the "Sushrut Samhita," he prescribes treatment for twelve types of fractures and six types of dislocations. His details on human embryology are simply amazing. Sushrut used 125 types of surgical instruments including scalpels, lancets, needles, catheter and rectal speculums; mostly designed from the jaws of animals and birds.

He has also described a number of stitching methods; the use of horse's hair as thread and fibers of bark. In the "Sushrut Samhita," and fibers of bark. In the "Sushrut Samhita," he details 300 types of operations. The ancient Indians were the pioneers in amputation, caesarian and cranial surgeries. Acharya Sushrut was a giant in the arena of medical science.

FATHER OF PLASTIC SURGERY A genius who has been glowingly recognized in the annals of medical science. Born to sage Vishwamitra, Acharya Sudhrut details the first ever surgery procedures in "Sushrut Samhita," a unique encyclopedia of surgery. He is venerated as the father of plastic surgery and the science of anesthesia. When surgery was in its infancy in Europe, Sushrut was performing Rhinoplasty (restoration of a damaged nose) and other challenging operations. In the "Sushrut Samhita," he prescribes treatment for twelve types of fractures and six types of dislocations.

His details on he prescribes treatment for twelve types of fractures and six types of dislocations. His details on human embryology are simply amazing. Sushrut used 125 types of surgical instruments including scalpels, lancets, needles, catheter and rectal speculums; mostly designed from the jaws of animals and birds. He has also described a number of stitching methods; the use of horse's hair as thread and fibers of bark. In the "Sushrut Samhita," and fibers of bark. In the "Sushrut Samhita," he details 300 types of operations. The ancient Indians were the pioneers in amputation, caesarian and cranial surgeries. Acharya Sushrut was a giant in the arena of medical science.

An Autograph

Yesterday Signed An Autograph Second Time In Life...

The First Time Was When Someone Believed I Could Be Someone Big & Out Of Reach & Would Not Recognize Her In Future So She Took My Autograph...

The Second One Was Yesterday When We Were Shooting In Real Location, Dont Know If I Should Be Happy For That Autograph Or Sad.

Happy Because The Small Kids Who Took Autograph Were Taking Every Crew Members Autograph Even The Production Guys Who Generally Go Unrecognised Were Asked For Autograph. Every Crew Member Was A Star & Negative Response For The Kids Was  Impossible They Wouldnt Move Without An Autograph & Wont Let Them Work Till They Sign An Autograph.

Feeling Sad Because These Kids Dont Know Whose Autograph They Are Taking They Must Be Told By Their Parents Or Some Elders To Take Autograph And The Clean Hearted Children Just Go From Person To Person To Make Them Sign An Autograph. 

It Establishes That This Industry Is So Glamorous For People Who Are Not From  This Industry & For People Who Work Here Only They Know How Deglamorous Their Job Is & How Much Hard Work They Have To Do Which These Kids Would Never Know. 

The Only People Who Would Work In This Industry Would Be People Who Are Madly Obsessed By Their Work Or The People Who Have No Work At All, This Industry Has No Middle Path, Very Few Enjoy Both Work Pleasure & Money Others Work Only For Either Or, On A Personal Note I Would Never Suggest Any Of My Close Ones To Join This Industry Because I Know Under What Conditions This Industry Works & Would Always Want My Close Ones To Be Away From This Industry.

And For The Autograph I Think One Day Someone Will Surely Take An Autograph Of Pranet M. Koli Rather Than Pranet Or Koli's Autograph.... 

- Pranet M.Koli

pranetkoli@thegrass.in

Copper For Health

Copper Is An Essential Nutrient, Particularly Important During Fetal Development.

Copper Deficiency Is More Common Than Copper Toxicity, Although Both Conditions Are Possible.

Copper Is Vital For Collagen Formation, Which Means That Copper Is Essential For Bone Formation And Repair, Skin Formation And Repair, And Growth/Maintenance Of Many Other Tissues Incorporating Collagen.

Copper Is Crucial For Nervous System Development And Is Involved In The Synthesis Of Neurotransmitters.

Copper Is Involved In Maintaining The Balance Of Other Metals In The Body, Such As Zinc And Molybdenum.

Copper Is Necessary For Maintaining The Elasticity Of Blood Vessels. 

Copper Is Important For Proper Functioning Of The Immune System 

In Addition To The Activities Listed Above, Copper Participates In Many Other Enzymatic Chemical Reactions In The Body (E.G., Activation Of Melanin, Absorption Of Iron, Free Radical Neutralization).
Too Much Copper Can Damage The Liver And Kidneys.
Vitamin C And Zinc Inhibit The Body's Absorption Of Copper.

Best Way To Incorporate Balance Copper In Our Daily Dosage Is Drink Water Stored In Copper Jars Or Vessels Overnight Which Is Highly Recommended By Vedas & Followed By Sages Through Ages....

Pranet M. Koli

pranetkoli@thegrass.in

Life....

Dont Know How To Define Life...

      Oxford Dictionary Defines Life As:

• The Condition That Distinguishes Animals And Plants From Inorganic Matter, Including The Capacity For Growth, Reproduction, Functional Activity, And Continual Change Preceding Death: The Origins Of Life.

• The Existence Of An Individual Human Being Or Animal:


• The Period Between The Birth And Death Of A Living Thing, Especially A Human Being.

But Then How Will We Define Some People Who 

Are Dead Even Though They Breath And Some People Who Live Even Though They Have Died...

Millions Are Born & Millions Die, 

But Few Live Even After Death...

Is It Because These People Were Larger Than Life Or Life Was Shorter Than These People...

It Is Said No One Can Be Immortal But Few People Have Proved Them Wrong By Their Work, Deeds & Actions They Have Become Immortal...

I Define Immortality Not As Deathless But Living Beyond Ones Life...

The Day Mankind Understands Living Each Moment To Create History Each Living Person Will Become Immortal Even After His Death ...

Today Legendary Rajesh Khanna Died But His Legacy Will Live Beyond Time. 

In One Of His Famous Movies  "Anand" There Is A Beautiful 

Stanza That Defines Life....

"Zindagi Aur Mauth Upar Vale Ke Haath Hain Jahapana,Use Naatho Aap Badal Sakthe Na Mein,
Hum Sab Tho Rang Manch Ke Katputhliyaan Hain,Jinki Dor Upar Vale Ki Ungliyoo Pe Bandhi Hain,
Kab Kaun Kaisa Uthega Yeh Koi Nahin Batha Saktha Hain !!!

Ha Ha Ha ....:'( ...:'( ...:'(

Anand Mara Nahi, Anand Marte Nahi........"

Where Anand Is The Protagonist Who Dies After Prolonged Cancer In His Intestine. But Before Dying He Lived Life To His Fullest Without Worrying About His Death Always Making Friends Form The Unknown People He Meet & Calls Them Murari...
Greatly Written & Direct By Late Shri. Hrishikesh Mukherjee.


- Pranet M. Koli
pranetkoli@thegrass.in 

Design Synopsis: Pranet Koli ( Pra - Net - Koli)

Design Synopsis: 

Initial Designing :  Pranet Koli ( Pra - Net - Koli)

• Pra :  Sanskrit Defines "Pra" As Complete Source.

• As  Sanskrit Defines "Pra" As Complete Source. I Didn't Wanted To Loose The Sanskrit Aspect Of The Word So I Choose A Font That Defines & Symbolizes Clearly The Relation Between The Word (PRA).

• Net : An Important Aspect Of My Name(Part Of Name) & Surname (Ancestral Profession)

• When I Came Up With This Idea Of Making Artwork Of My Name It Was Very Very Clear That Artwork Should Have "Net" In It, As Its An Important & Integral Part Of  My Ancestral Profession That Was Followed Till Generation Of My Grand Parents  Which Was Used To Catch Fish.

• Today Working In Entertainment Industry & Trying To Incorporate Information Technology In This Field Even I Am Dependent On "Net" (Internet).

• The Difference Is, My Ancestors Would Catch Fish With Net & I Catch Information With Net.

• Koli : Spider 

• According To Few Theories The Name "Koli" Came From The Fact That The Nets Fishermen  Used Had Deep Resemblance To The Web Of A Spider. 

• So By Default The Fishermen Who Just Like Spider Would Use The Web To Catch Its Prey Were Termed As "Koli" .

• So The Spider Will Be Used To Symbolize The Word Koli.

Colour Combination:

• As The Word  Pra - Net - Koli  i.e. Source - Net - Spider.

•  So To Define Source White Color Was Decided 

• The Design Needed To Define The Use Of Net Which Gathers Their Prey From Infinity i.e. Infinite Oceans Or Infinite Information Of World Wide Web Hence An Infinite Effect Of Source (White)  Through Black Was Used As It Represents Infinity. 

• Spider Was To Be Symbolic Hence It Should Not  Overpower The Name Or Background It Should Be Symbol Of Innocence Of Koli Community Hence Even It Was Defined In Pure White.

• Final Layout:

• The Final Layout Would Be The Net In The Center Of The Source To Replicate Its Importance To Me & My Profession, As Well As To Define Its Importance In My Ancestral Profession & My Surname.

• Pra Would Conjoined With Net To Symbolise Unified Name "Pranet" & Spider (Koli) Will Follow.

- Pranet M. Koli.

pranetkoli@thegrass.in

Need Vs Addiction

Two Lists You Should Look At Every Morning

I Was Late For My Meeting With The CEO Of A Technology Company And I Was Emailing Him From My Blackberry As I Walked Onto The Elevator In His Company's Office Building. I Stayed Focused On The Screen As I Rode To The Sixth Floor. I Was Still Typing With My Thumbs When The Elevator Doors Opened And I Walked Out Without Looking Up. Then I Heard A Voice Behind Me, "Wrong Floor." I Looked Back At The Man Who Was Holding The Door Open For Me To Get Back In; It Was The CEO, A Big Smile On His Face. He Had Been In The Elevator With Me The Whole Time. "Busted," He Said.

The World Is Moving Fast And It's Only Getting Faster. So Much Technology. So Much Information. So Much To Understand, To Think About, To React To. A Friend Of Mine Recently Took A New Job As The Head Of Learning And Development At A Mid-Sized Investment Bank. When She Came To Work Her First Day On The Job She Turned On Her Computer, Logged In With The Password They Had Given Her, And Found 385 Messages Already Waiting For Her.

So We Try To Speed Up To Match The Pace Of The Action Around Us. We Stay Up Until 3 Am Trying To Answer All Our Emails. We Twitter, We Facebook, And We Link-In. We Scan News Websites Wanting To Make Sure We Stay Up To Date On The Latest Updates. And We Salivate Each Time We Hear The Beep Or Vibration Of A New Text Message.

But That's A Mistake. The Speed With Which Information Hurtles Towards Us Is Unavoidable (And It's Getting Worse). But Trying To Catch It All Is Counterproductive. The Faster The Waves Come, The More Deliberately We Need To Navigate. Otherwise We'll Get Tossed Around Like So Many Particles Of Sand, Scattered To Oblivion. Never Before Has It Been So Important To Be Grounded And Intentional And To Know What's Important.

Never Before Has It Been So Important To Say "No." No, I'm Not Going To Read That Article. No, I'm Not Going To Read That Email. No, I'm Not Going To Take That Phone Call. No, I'm Not Going To Sit Through That Meeting.

It's Hard To Do Because Maybe, Just Maybe, That Next Piece Of Information Will Be The Key To Our Success. But Our Success Actually Hinges On The Opposite: On Our Willingness To Risk Missing Some Information. Because Trying To Focus On It All Is A Risk In Itself. We'll Exhaust Ourselves. We'll Get Confused, Nervous, And Irritable. And We'll Miss The CEO Standing Next To Us In The Elevator.

A Study Of Car Accidents By The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute Put Cameras In Cars To See What Happens Right Before An Accident. They Found That In 80% Of Crashes The Driver Was Distracted During The Three Seconds Preceding The Incident. In Other Words, They Lost Focus — Dialed Their Cell Phones, Changed The Station On The Radio, Took A Bite Of A Sandwich, Maybe Checked A Text — And Didn't Notice That Something Changed In The World Around Them. Then They Crashed.

The World Is Changing Fast And If We Don't Stay Focused On The Road Ahead, Resisting The Distractions That, While Tempting, Are, Well, Distracting, Then We Increase The Chances Of A Crash.

Now Is A Good Time To Pause, Prioritize, And Focus. Make Two Lists:

List 1: Your Focus List (The Road Ahead)

What Are You Trying To Achieve? What Makes You Happy? What's Important To You? Design Your Time Around Those Things. Because Time Is Your One Limited Resource And No Matter How Hard You Try You Can't Work 25/8.

List 2: Your Ignore List (The Distractions)

To Succeed In Using Your Time Wisely, You Have To Ask The Equally Important But Often Avoided Complementary Questions: What Are You Willing Not To Achieve? What Doesn't Make You Happy? What's Not Important To You? What Gets In The Way?

Some People Already Have The First List. Very Few Have The Second. But Given How Easily We Get Distracted And How Many Distractions We Have These Days, The Second Is More Important Than Ever. The Leaders Who Will Continue To Thrive In The Future Know The Answers To These Questions And Each Time There's A Demand On Their Attention They Ask Whether It Will Further Their Focus Or Dilute It.

Which Means You Shouldn't Create These Lists Once And Then Put Them In A Drawer. These Two Lists Are Your Map For Each Day. Review Them Each Morning, Along With Your Calendar, And Ask: What's The Plan For Today? Where Will I Spend My Time? How Will It Further My Focus? How Might I Get Distracted? Then Find The Courage To Follow Through, Make Choices, And Maybe Disappoint A Few People.

After The CEO Busted Me In The Elevator, He Told Me About The Meeting He Had Just Come From. It Was A Gathering Of All The Finalists, Of Which He Was One, For The Title Of Entrepreneur Of The Year. This Was An Important Meeting For Him — As It Was For Everyone Who Aspired To The Title (The Judges Were All In Attendance) — And Before He Entered He Had Made Two Explicit Decisions: 1. To Focus On The Meeting Itself And 2. Not To Check His Blackberry.

What Amazed Him Was That He Was The Only One Not Glued To A Mobile Device. Were All The Other Ceos Not Interested In The Title? Were Their Businesses So Dependent On Them That They Couldn't Be Away For One Hour? Is Either Of Those A Smart Thing To Communicate To The Judges?

There Was Only One Thing That Was Most Important In That Hour And There Was Only One CEO Whose Behavior Reflected That Importance, Who Knew Where To Focus And What To Ignore. Whether Or Not He Eventually Wins The Title, He's Already Winning The Game…..

I Agree Do You…….

Pranet M. Koli 

pranetkoli@thegrass.in

Designs By Me

Designs By Me