Jiboner Akibuki - The Strokes of life

In ancient India the name of the rudraksh bead has been intertwined with myth, faith and folklore; its healing powers is said to be phenomenal. Over the years this belief had considerably died down until recent scientific studies reconfirmed its potency. Dr. Subhas Rai of renowned Indian Institute of Technology in Varanasi has published an ace paper on rudraksh based on meticulous research. Dr. Rai has proved that the rudraksh has dominating electromagnetic, as well as paramagnetic together with inductive properties. This explains the healing capabilities of the bead. Wearing the beads leads to the creation of magnetic field across the entire body with the concentration being on the area around the heart. If the heart beat becomes either slow or fast the rudraksh provides the balance and controls it. It ensures an ideal level of blood circulation through the body. David W. Lee of Florida International University (Department of Biological Sciences) has also researched...

One of my friend has forwarded me these pictures.

I read an article recently about a South African man who sleeps beside his dead wife at weekends. He didn't want to be parted from her after she died so he has built an air conditioned mausoleum for her in his garden. On friday night through to Monday morning he sets up home there and lives "normally", except he lifts the lid of her coffin and has her join in with life. He doesn't have sex with her! Her skin is now shrunk to the bone as the decomposition process runs its course. Could/would you entertain such an idea if it was your loved one or you? Is he mad or sad. Or is this entirely acceptable to you?