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Rajaque Rahman of the Art of Living Bureau of Communication at the Art of Living International Centre in Bangalore has taken the time to comment on the article How genuine is Sri Sri Ravi Shankar?"
On this page you can find his comments and the replies of the author though it is worth noting that the author has created a blog where he answers many more questions and emails from AOL related people. So if the reader wants more information about the whole discussion he or she is invited to visit http://answeringaol.blogspot.com . The page you find here can also be found there.
In the following Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is abbreviated to "SSRS", Art of Living to "AOL", Sudarshan Kriya to "SK" and Transcendental Meditation to TM .
Rajaque Rahman wrote "I am of the view that the author is prejudiced against His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and the article was written with an intention to tarnish the image of a revered leader like Sri Sri." and says he knows Sri Sri and has "followed his work for a few years now. In this context, I would like to make some points with regards to questions raised by the author."
|This is in reference to the posting "How genuine is Sri Sri Ravi Shankar?" It was interesting to see how in his attempt to paint Sri Sri as a fake, the author actually uncovered the truth about him.
I have to admit that my language was harsh, ironic and sarcastic. But that was merely a choice of style. And I believe that, as long as I do not tell any lies or distort facts, I am entitled to choose any style I want to convey a certain point. In this instance the point was: "let us be cautious" and not: "SSRS is fake". That is why I wrote: "he might be genuinely wishing well for his followers and the rest of the world."
But of course it is obvious that I am, to say the least, a bit suspicious about that. And yes I use harsh language like "his blatant exaggerations and mystifications in presenting himself and Sudarshan Kriya seem at least to point in that direction." I believe that the whole of the article shows that this might perhaps be bluntly stated but at least not factually wrong.
Therefore, I did not, as you say, want to "tarnish" Shankar's image, but I wanted to correct the extremely "holy" and excessively positive picture often found in today's media.
|In Indian tradition, when a person takes on a Guru, the Guru gives him a new name. However, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's name was given by his parents; so obviously Sri Sri has no Guru.
I'm afraid I do not really see the strength of this argument. Whatever Maharishi might or might not have called Ravi Shankar does not really matter. He is allowed to use any name he likes from "Superman" over "Sri Sri" to "Chota Ravi". But whatever name he uses, it will far from prove he did not associate himself with Maharishi.
That he doesn't have a guru now is of course obvious, as the official' biographies on his websites for example consider him to be a fully enlightened being on his own. This is also the official reason why he is worthy of the double honorific name "Sri Sri".
Now, if what you try to say is that SSRS was never a pupil of Maharishi, then I would like you to review the following websites:
On top of it, I was actually already aware of this fact since a couple of years (before I read any of these websites) when an Indian acquaintance had told me this as a regular "matter of fact". So I do not see the reason to hide this fact when it is so known.
|Sri Sri has not learnt pranayama or the Sudarshan Kriya from anybody.
|I do not believe that I claim this in my article. What I did say, however, was that SK is not that special considering the long existence of pranayama and other Yoga-forms. There's a big difference between saying: "He has learned that technique from somebody" and saying "his own technique is not that much different than the technique of others". I do therefore admit that SK is his own technique. If SSRS wants to combine certain elements of Yoga tradition (and perhaps some personal findings as well) into a new 'type' of meditation, he is of course allowed. But to say that that makes him very different from others would be denying the existence of all those before (and besides) him who have come up with new 'types' of meditation.
|If some one asks him whether Maharishi is his guru, he is silent. This is because Sri Sri believes that the Guru principle is omnipresent and we learn from everyone, what to do and what not to do.
This I believe must be cleared up properly as to avoid misunderstandings. When a factual question is raised, a spiritual answer can be very out of place. Example: if a journalist was to ask Pratibha Patil, president of India, "do you have kids, and if so, what are their names?" and she answers: "all the kids of India are my sons and daughters" then of course, spiritually or symbolically speaking she might be right. But it would put the journalist who simply wanted to know the names of her son (Rajendra Shekhawat) daughter (Jyoti Rathorand) in an unnecessary void.
Similarly: If the question is asked: "Were you a pupil of Maharishi once?" The answer is simply yes or no. It is not: "so many people have thought me so much." I'm sure they did, but the FACTUAL question was something else.
So of course you have the right to interpret SSRS' silence to the question in a spiritual way. But others also have the right to interpret this silence as a way to get around the question.
|Sri Sri believes that service and spirituality go together. Obviously, one cannot do charity from an empty bowl.
|I totally agree. The article does not claim this idea would not be true. It is also simply another topic.
|The trademarks, organization and course fee are all a means to support the social work.
That on the other hand, I am less certain about. For one, the reason for the pattenting one finds in the interview on http://www.rediff.com/news/2004/jan/14inter.htm is "Because someone else was going to patent it. We patented it so we could teach. Otherwise, it would have become a commercial commodity in the US long ago. People started copying it and we stepped in." Thus the patent is not there to create more money for social work.
Also, on on the "art of living" page on Wikipedia one can read:
"The foundation states that the money collected from courses is directed towards its "operating expenses, special service related projects, building improvements and endowments". According to the 2005 tax return filed by the American chapter, AOLF had total revenues of $3.2 M (mainly from course fees and public support) and expenditure of $1.9M (mainly in salaries, occupancy expenses and travel) in 2004; however none of the money went towards international developmental or humanitarian programs, disaster relief, scientific/medical research or charitable activity. According to the document, the organizations sole accomplishment for the year was to "teach art of living courses"."
Sadly enough somebody removed the link to the source of this information. That is why I did not use it in my article. But it did arouse my suspicion. (Note from Yunus on 19/10/07: The link on the wikipedia has been put back. You can find the tax-file by clicking here
All in all, the lack of sources for such information is of course the problem. I can not really say whether the claims about what happens with the money are true or false. (And I also did not claim it in my article) The only thing is that the AOL is a multi-million dollar enterprise, and that calls for some transparency. Some people would like to see what happens truly with all that money. I personally can understand this wish. I myself have been involved in development work for a longer time and have often seen that the money does not always go where it is supposed to go (certainly in countries like India where it is very difficult to keep track of everything going on for various reasons). Transparency is a must in such issues that involve this amount of money, and so far, to my knowledge, this transparency has not been seen in AOL.
|I also wonder how the author knows that the Sudarshan Kriya (SK) is not different from other breathing exercises experiencing it.
|I know because many on the internet who have direct experience with it say so (see for example: http://guruphiliac.blogspot.com/2006/07/sri-sri-cons-iraqis.html) and because nothing I have seen so far so far proved it being different than anything I have personal experience with in this field. The claims of its effects are similar to the claims of others, and the techniques can also be found elsewhere. The fact that SSRS says you have to experience it for yourself to notice the difference is not a valid argument. That is what others call "a commercial trick".
|This world is full of people who are prejudiced on the basis if religion, race and creed and the author seems to be prejudiced against Indian spiritual teachers!
I am very sorry if this is the feeling the article gave you. Especially because actually the opposite is true. I have travelled in India many times, specifically for my interest in and experience with Indian spirituality. Personally I have an enormous reverence for Mahatma Gandhi for example, . That is why I have made my masters of theology dissertation about him, asserting that following Gandhi and his ideas about fasting is still relevant today (can be found here: http://satyagraha.halalmonk.com). That is also why I said that SSRS misuses Gandhi's legacy of non-violence to back up ideas that are not really Gandhian. As a theologian with speciality in the matter, I could not let that one pass.
Also I have a huge reverence for people like Vivekananda, Krishnamurti, Vinoba, and many others. The article mentions Yogananda as well, for example, and certainly does not say anything bad about this person - I only mention him because he, as a famous guru long before SSRS, is honest in mentioning (and even emphasises) the lineage of guru's before him.
But yes, the article is a bit harsh on Osho and Maharishi. Simply because those two have often been shown to be controversial - if you want to put it nice - or downright fraudes - if you want to state it harsh and critical. But you do not seem to care about me attacking those two, so I will not dwell longer on them.
|If there was nothing new in SK, why did the Art of Living not happen before?
The Art of Living is an organisation. SK is a type of meditation. There have always been organisations centered around types of meditation. Of course AOL is a new organisation, as SK is something SSRS came up with. Again, the article did not say that SK itself was very old. No, it said that it fits in a long tradition of Yoga, and that it is not that much more special than any of the other types that belong to that tradition. TM is maharishi's and SK is Shankars'. So be it. But both have their roots in the whole of the Yoga system. They did not fall from the sky.
And neither did AOL. So AOL is not something that 'happened'. It is something that is 'set up' around SSRS and SK.
|The author seems to suggest that 50 million people in 150 countries who have done the programme are all wrong, and he is the only intelligent person!
I am again sorry if this is what you understood. I did not at all want to say that all those following the programs are wrong. Just like my criticism of Maharishi do not not mean that all those practising TM would be stupid. Certainly not. David Lynch and Michael Franti for example are fine examples of intelligent men that have been or are involved with TM, and I do believe they use it for the best in their lives. So I also do not suggest that anyone trying out SK would be stupid or all wrong. People can meditate in any way they like. I am simply saying that the way SSRS, SK and AOL are presented and how they deal with certain things are perhaps not ok.
Also, I certainly am not the only intelligent person. Never thought so, and never said so. But I do have a certain knowledge concerning these topics. On top of it I share most of the insights in my article with many others as well. And like those, I am only a very suspicious person when it comes to multi-millionaire guru's. But who could blame me or others for that? As I write in the article: there have been some issues with those gurus in the past, therefore we should perhaps be cautious about those gurus in the present.
|Further, all research on SK has been done by independent agencies such as All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), etc. To generalise the findings of these research and dismiss them as nothing special would amount to casting aspersions on these reputed institutions.
I could of course not address every single finding in all the article in one article. So I am honestly a bit sorry about the generalisation. But there is no dismissal at all. I believe my article does state the findings. But it
also states that the findings are used in the wrong way. That is the critique, and not that the findings would be dismissable. On the contrary, personally I am always happy when some research shows the potential of meditation techniques.
But to claim that the potential of SK is higher, is a different matter all together. And that, the research did not show.
So as it says in the article:"The studies seem to indicate for example that it helps against depression, and that it brings better antioxidant status and lower blood lactate levels." So I do not think I dismiss anything. But of course, as a theologian with some knowledge in the matter, I also need to admit that all those are possibly "a general outcome of any meditation."
And let me perhaps just repeat a paragraph:
"On top of it, when one turns from those research articles back to the normal web pages of the Art of Living, it is amazing to see how all the 'scientificness' has all of the sudden gone. On the Sudarshan Kriya page it says that "this unique breathing practice is a potent energizer. Every cell becomes fully oxygenated and flooded with new life. Negative emotions that have been stored as toxins in the body are easily uprooted and flushed out." What might 'a potent energizer' be in scientific terms? Energy in scientific terms is not the prana of the Yoga terms. And how does a concept like 'new life' relate to oxygenation of blood? Oxygenation is simply a chemical term describing the amount of oxygen in the blood. And what on earth are 'the toxins' that store 'negative emotions' in the body? A proper scientific research proving the existence of those would surely be very hard to find."
Thus the irony of the matter is that I did not dismiss the scientific research in my article, but that AOL apparently did so on their own websites by not using any conclusions of the research when presenting their own claims about Sudarsan Kriya. As I wrote: "The wording all of the sudden becomes an obvious case of pseudo-scientific language when they explain it in their 'own' terms." This therefore, for me, seems to be very misleading for people who do not have the time or the possibility to analyse all this thoroughly.
|These institutions have taken up the research on SK based on preliminary reports that suggest miraculous healing effects of the technique.
|Please show me (and this invitation is directed to anybody within the AOL claiming such things) where the conclusions of scientific research speaks of 'miraculous healing effects' and then please also send it to the board of the institute that published the article for a review, because as far as I know from my scientific (physiotherapy), philosophical and theological studies, would be greatly misplaced in truly scientific research.
|The author has rightly expressed that it is unbelievable that all the work of the Art of Living has been done by one man. This does not discredit the work that has been done by Sri Sri, and that is why he is different. Any sensible man who has experienced and seen the work of the Art of Living wonders how one man can do so much, but the author chose to scoff at it.
Because of the tone, yes, perhaps I scoff. But I do not think there is anything wrong with expressing my honest doubts. I merely question whether it is really true, because it is very very very unlikely. Who would for example believe that there is somebody who has become richer than Bill Gates in two years? Few I think, as it is practically impossible. The same goes for AOL. Like I said in the article, somebody who knows anything about development work, knows that what AOL claims it all does and that SSRS is the one man behind it, is practically impossible.
Of course I admit: It might all be true. The article did not deny that. But yes, it could perhaps in theory also be possible to become richer than Bill Gates in two years.
|What more should Sri Sri do to meet standards of the author seems beyond my comprehension. Maybe he should hide in the caves of the Himalayas to suit his standards.
Considering I have a big reverence and knowledge of Gandhi, I am of course not at all the type to say that one has to go into the caves of the Himalayas to suit my standards of a spritual teacher. And also, considering Gandhi's maxim of "God is truth" I can answer this question fairly simple: "he should be honest."
For SSRS this means: he should say whether Maharishi was his guru, he should provide a whole lot more (traceable) facts about his history, he should stop his AOL from abusing the existence of scientific research to 'sell' his SK in pseudo scientific terms, he should make his whole organization more transparent so that the financial dealings can be better observed, he should not claim to propose ideas in line with Gandhi when he is not saying really Gandhian things, he should be a bit more nuanced in dealing with very complex and difficult issues like for example the war in Iraq, he should not write books about Islam "in a hurry" (he gave this as an argument in a debate with a Muslim scholar who showed the flaws in SSRS' book) when we all know how sensitive the Hindu-Islam issue is in India, etc.
Honesty, transparency and thoughtfulness therefore go a long way in meeting my standards. The amount of followers you have and the amount of social projects that you have set up do not mean much to me. For history has known many that had much followers and have done a whole lot of projects without being the slightest bit genuine.
|The author should realise that one cannot attract attention with cheap headlines.
|All the official websites of AOL and SSRS actually prove that you can.
|I suggest the author does some introspection and see how genuine his contentions are.
I thought my intentions were very clear and I certainly do not feel the need to hide them, so here they are very clearly summarized:
As a journalist I wanted to give another view on SSRS than is lately give a lot in the media like for example CNN because the information became to one-sided. As a philosopher/theologian I wanted to set some things straight like the weird way in which the existence of 'scientific research' is used as an argument, while the language to 'sell' the Sudarshan Kriya is very pseudo scientific. And as a spiritual person interested in peace and religion I also wanted to make sure that proper investigation is given to SSRS and AOL before they receive a Nobel prize.
I believe there are no other intentions than these with my article. I am a fan of Indian spirituality, but not of hypocrits abusing it. Therefore, because some elements make me doubt, I am simply wondering whether SSRS is genuine or not. Hence the title.


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The program's announcement described Dewey-Hagborg as an information artist. She is thirty-one. As an art major at Bennington, she got interested in machine learning, and in graduate school, at N.Y.U., she also studied artificial intelligence. "That got me interested in surveillance," she said, before the talk. "My pieces at N.Y.U. dealt with facial-recognition algorithms. It's a different version of appropriating. Instead of Duchamp signing a urinal, it's taking something and making it do something it wasn't intended to do." At N.Y.U., Dewey-Hagborg began wondering, What would a facial-recognition system dream about? "It would generate weird faces," she concluded. "After that, I got more involved in the political side of things, trying to understand public systems like cameras and facial-recognition programs. Two years ago, I was sitting in therapy, and I was staring at this framed print on the wall, and there was a hair in the glass. 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I have a linux box at home (with a dynamic IP) and some webspace at school so I just put this script in /etc/cron.hourly/ (this may be different depending on what variety of cron you use):
Note that you will need to have root be able to scp to the other machine without requiring a password (rsa or dsa authentication). I also set it up so that the site at school is password protected so not just anyone can look at my home IP.
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Based on U.S. media reports, the senior Republican Senator John? McCain referred to as on the Usa on the 5th from the Syrian army launched air strikes to be able to give protection of civilians along with the opposition.
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kimbasawrus & I went on a lady date today to Sky High. It was fabulous. We decided to stop for ice cream on the way back down & went on a walk that we thought was just a nice little walk. 5.6ks later… These little old ladies told us it was easy. Anyway, we made it, even wearing not appropriate walking shoes (Kim's more so than mine, because I'm forever wearing Nike) I met my first ever Echidna, so that was awesome.
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In order to live off campus, my school requires that I live with a legal guardian. However, I am over 18. My mother is looking to transfer guardianship to my sister who is 24 who will be living with me. We are very confused about what 'guardianship' is here because I am 19 year old and don't actually have a need for a legal guardian.
This makes no sense since guardianship of a minor in Hawaii ends when the minor becomes 18. The only other guardianship is if one is incapacitated. You do not say where the school is - but in most, if not all states, guardianship of a minor ends at 18. Unless you have some type of disability that renders you as an incapacitated person, the court would reject a petition for guardianship. Check with the school again - see what the school means by "legal guardian." It appears that you don't need one and can't get one. Good luck.
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Using the NA28 Apparatus as a Part of Bible Study1
By Olive Tree Staff: Matthew Jonas
I teach a weekly Bible study, and recently we were reading through the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). This has always been one of my favorite passages in the Scriptures and I was especially excited to get to the section on prayer and specifically to discuss the Lord's Prayer. I began by reading over the text of the passage itself. I generally prepare my notes working from the Greek and Hebrew, but I then read from a number of different English translations in the study itself. For this particular passage, I was reading from the ESV. As soon as I had finished reading, someone pointed out that there was a line "missing" from the ESV at the end of the Lord's Prayer. She was using the NKJV, which adds the line "for yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen" at the end of verse 13. This question led to a discussion about why that line is in some translations but not others.
Since I started working for Olive Tree, I've transitioned to using almost entirely electronic texts of the Bible. I had my notes and my Bibles there on my tablet, so I was able to quickly look up this addition in the NA28 critical apparatus.
The first thing that I noticed was a T-shaped symbol at the end of verse 13 in the main text. If you consult section three in the introduction ("THE CRITICAL APPARATUS"), it is explained that this symbol means that one or more words is inserted by the manuscripts listed. If you are unfamiliar with the apparatus, I would recommend that you simply memorize the list of symbols used. I believe that there are only eight of them, and they indicate what is going on. For example, a T-shaped symbol is used to indicate an addition, an O-shaped symbol is used to indicate an omission, an S-shaped symbol with a dot in it is used to indicate a transposition, and so on. It should be kept in mind as well that "additions" and "omissions" are relative to the main text of the NA28. An addition is material that the editors of the NA28 chose not to include in the main text, but that some manuscripts contain. An omission is material that the editors of the NA28 included, but that some manuscripts do not contain.
Clicking on the symbol in the text will open a popup. If you wish to open this in the split window, tap on the "tear out" icon in the top corner. The first addition listed is simply the word αμην, which is found only in a few manuscripts. As far as the abbreviations for manuscripts go, a Fraktur letter P followed by a superscript number is used to indicate papyri, uppercase Latin and Greek letters (and the Hebrew Alef) are used to indicate the different uncial manuscripts, and numbers are used for the miniscules. There are also additional special abbreviations for medieval cursive manuscripts, lectionaries, the different versions (e.g. the Vulgate, the Peshitta, etc.), and citations in the Church Fathers. These abbreviations are explained in the introduction, and more complete information about each of the manuscripts is given in Appendix I in the end matter. The star next to 288 indicates an original reading that was subsequently corrected. "Vg" stands for Vulgate and the abbreviation "cl" indicates that this reading is found specific in the Clementine Vulgate. The take away here is that there is not much manuscript evidence for adding just the word αμην to the end verse 13. (more…)
The Resource Guide2
What is the Resource Guide?
As you read along in your Bible in the main window of The Bible Study App, the Resource Guide in the split window follows along, looking in your library for any information that is relevant to your reading. As you scroll or change scripture references the Resource Guide will stay in sync looking to all of your study resources making for a powerful and easy to use study tool.
Your Very Own Research Assistant
Think of the Resource Guide as your own personal research assistant. If you were reading about Paul's first missionary journey in Acts 13, your research assistant has a map of Paul's journey, cross references to passages in Paul's letters written to the churches he founded, charts that give an overview of Paul's life, and all sorts of other resources. You didn't have to do anything, in fact, you didn't even have to ask. All of the work was already done by your personal research assistant, the Resource Guide.
Completely Customizable
The configuration of the Resource Guide is also customizable. To access the options for customizing the Resource Guide tap on the double arrow button (double gear for Android) in the upper right corner. You will then see the various options for customizing the different sections in the Resource Guide.
What types of resources work with the Resource Guide?
The Resource Guide is 'verse driven' which means that the Bible passage that is open in the main window directs references in the Resource Guide. Not every resource is verse driven but some examples of verse driven resources are:
- Articles on people, places, and other topics
- Study Bible notes
- Commentaries
- Outlines
- Dictionaries
- Introductions to books of the Bible
- Cross references
- Maps
For more information about the Resource Guide or other App features check out our Help Center.
Look Inside: Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary2
The Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary offers easy access to articles on people, places, things, and events in Scripture. Here are two ways you can use this comprehensive resource in the Olive Tree Bible Study App.
The first way is through the Split Window and Resource Guide. Open your favorite Bible translation in the main window and the Resource Guide in the Split Window. As you read through your Bible text, the Resource Guide searches through all the downloaded resources in your library to find related Bible study content.
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You'll notice that the Resource Guide pulls related content from all of your downloaded resources. If you scroll down the Resource Guide results, you will see the section headings "People," "Places," and "Topics." These headings give you the results of articles based on your downloaded resources.
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Tap or click on the person/place/topic you want to learn more about. I chose "Samaria" in this example. The Bible Study App then brings you results from within the resources you have on your device. This is where you will find the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary within the Resource Guide.
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You'll notice that the resource has the words "Article to Samaria" underneath the book cover. Tap/Click on the book cover and The Bible Study App will take you directly to the article within the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary.
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As you are reading the article, any Scripture references become hyperlinks that you can tap/click to view as a pop-out window:
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The Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary is a comprehensive resource with 5,000 articles by leading evangelical scholars. There's also 400 color illustrations, maps, and photos. Here's one example from the Samaria article we've been reading:
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The second way you can utilize the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary is as a traditional dictionary in The Bible Study App. Just Tap/Click the "Go-To" button and scroll through this awesome resource as you would a hard-copy dictionary.
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With our Search feature, The Bible Study App takes the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary to another level. Tap/Click the "Search" icon and type the word you are looking for to find all of the references in the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary.
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As you can see, the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary is a helpful resource for studying the Bible.
Click here to see all Bible dictionaries available for The Bible Study App.
The Bible Study App vs. E-reader7
Did you know that the inspiration for the modern day E-reader was created over 60 years ago? Angela Ruiz Robles, a teacher in Spain, developed a device that proved to be very forward thinking and set the table for the E-readers of today. I wonder if she could ever have imagined how her concept would be influencing the way we read and learn in the 21st century? While E-readers have grown in popularity, the full potential of electronic books is just starting to be realized.
It's that reality that drives our vision and belief that The Bible Study App by Olive Tree is the most powerful study app available and the best way to read, study, and grow in your understanding of God's word. So what's the difference between a regular E-reader and The Bible Study App? Here are the top 4:
1. The Resource Guide
While The Bible Study App is a great E-reader, it goes far beyond just that. The Bible Study App was designed with one purpose in mind; to help you study the Bible. The most obvious demonstration of this is found in The Resource Guide. While you're reading the Bible, you can open the Resource Guide in the split window to see cross references, study Bible notes, maps, topics and more that are all related to your current reading. As you continue to read, the Resource Guide tracks with you and updates the material to match the Scripture you're reading and provide a seamless Bible study experience
2. Search
Do you ever find yourself asking things like, "Where is that verse about the mustard seed?" Instead of flipping through the Bible or searching through an index, you can simply tap on the search icon and type in "mustard seed" and find the verse you looking for. As an added bonus, you can view the verse in each of the gospel accounts and see other search results related to "mustard seed."
3. Split Window
The split window has many great functions. While reading in the main window, in the split window you can open the Resource Guide, another translation, a study Bible, or even take notes as you read the text. While in church on Sunday you can have your main window open to the passage and take notes in the split window. No more balancing act with a Bible in one hand and a notepad in another, trying to keep everything in place while flipping back and forth. Now your Bible and notes are all easily managed in one hand and your entire study library is accessible where ever you are. You don't even need an active internet connection!
Another powerful note function is the hyperlink feature. As you enter scripture references in your notes The Bible Study App will detect them and turn them into hyperlinks that will then pop up the text when you tap on them.
4. Reading Plans
The Bible Study App comes with a variety of pre-installed reading plans that range in style, topic, and duration. If you don't see one that appeals don't worry, there are even more that you can easily download and install for free. Click here to see how.
With numerous study resources, tons of customization options, the ability to sync between different devices, and much more, we're confident that you'll find The Bible Study App to be an essential part of your study and spiritual growth. If you don't have it yet then go get it here.
We're passionate about what we do and want you to have the best tool available to help you grow in your understanding of God's word.
The Bible Study App for Kindle3
The Bible Study App for Kindle is a great addition to your Kindle HD or Kindle Fire. If you don't already have it installed here's how!
- From your Kindle Fire home screen tap on "Apps"
- Tap on "Store" on the top right corner of the Apps window
- Tap on the top input bar "Search Appstore" and then type in "Olive Tree"
- Tap on the FREE Olive Tree Bible Study app
- Tap on the Download button
- Once the download begins you should see a progress bar
- After the download is complete, you can tap the 'Open' button or go to your apps screen and tap on the Bible Study icon to open the Olive Tree app
For instructions to download titles which are registered to your Olive Tree account, click here.
Not seeing your Notes or Highlights in the text?
There is a setting on some platforms which affects whether or not highlights and notes are displayed in the text. In order to hide or display highlights in the text please follow these steps:
Open the Olive Tree app
With Scripture on the screen, select the 'Settings' icon (A*)
Select 'Advanced Settings'
Select 'Other Settings'
Selecting 'Hide Annotations' places a check mark, enabling this feature
Unchecking this selection will Show Annotations in the text
Practical Group Bible Study with Olive Tree and Android8
From Olive Tree Staff: Ben Backstrom
I currently lead a Bible study at my church and being an Olive Tree employee, I naturally want to utilize our software to meet the needs of our group as well as my own needs in preparing for our study. Like most of us, I am pretty busy and need to make the most of my time spent on preparing for our meeting. In this post, I'll walk through the steps I take each week to prepare for the Bible study I lead. Olive Tree's software makes each step easy.
I use the Android application primarily, since I have both an Android phone and tablet. However, I also use the Windows and Mac applications when available. The screenshots come from my Android phone.
Each week, we go through a chapter or two from a book of the Bible. We are currently studying Acts. We created a Facebook group for our small group so that members can post events, prayer requests, and the like to other members in the group. The first thing I do to prepare for our discussion is to post the week's passage on our small group's Facebook page. This is easy with the Android Bible Study App. I simply select the verse number of the current passage and select share. Once I've shared, members can read the verses on Olive Tree's website by clicking the link in the post. I can also choose to add comments to the message if I like:
Now, all group members can see the week's passage from the Olive Tree website.
My work at Olive Tree includes converting the text of original works so that Olive Tree's application can display it, so I am blessed with a familiarity of the books we offer. Of these, there are several that I use repeatedly to prepare for the study.
1. Archaeological Study Bible: This resource provides a wealth of knowledge about the cultural background of the Bible. I often use it as a starting point to understand basic concepts about the week's passage. For our current book (Acts), the maps and images give me something visual to present to the group on my Android tablet.
2. English Standard Version: A great free translation available with the Olive Tree application.
3. NIV Study Bible: Since most of the members in our group use the NIV, I usually consult the Study Bible for insight on why the passage was translated the way it was. The notes highlight specific words used in the NIV translation and why they are significant to the passage.
4. NASB Strong's: I find myself using this Strong's Bible most often. A Strong's Bible is especially useful during group study when someone has a question about a word in the passage.
One of the benefits of having Olive Tree on several platforms is that I can access my study materials anywhere. If I have some free time and my laptop is available, I can use the Mac or Windows app. If I'm away from my computer, I can access the app on my Android phone or tablet.
The ability to sync my notes and highlights makes the app even better. I facilitate the group exclusively from the notes I make in my Olive Tree app. I'm often on the go and can't sit down at my laptop to study very often. So, it is great to have Olive Tree on my Android phone. I can study a passage and make notes on my phone, then sync those notes to my tablet, which I use at the study.
Those are a few of the ways I use The Bible Study App to prepare for and engage my small group.
How do you use Bible software to prepare for your personal or group study?


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Moinul Islam is a 2nd year Ph.D. student in the Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech whose doctoral research interest is in humanitarian logistics. He graduated in 2003 from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. Below, he writes about his research focus in ISyE and the factors that motivate him.
Kick off your spring-cleaning efforts by gathering items to contribute to Georgia Tech's Earth Day efforts.
Members of the campus community may donate used athletic shoes, clothing, E-waste, office supplies or books for one of the following Earth Day projects:
The spring semester marches along, and the March issue of the Recycling Buzz newsletter is now available.
Preparations for Georgia Tech's 15th Annual Earth Day Celebration have begun. The Earth Day Celebration will be on Friday, April 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tech Walk and volunteer registration is now open.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Arbor Day Foundation
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The historic tsunami following the 9.0-magnitude
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AASHE's award for student research on campus sustainability recognizes outstanding student research that advances the field of campus sustainability. Students are invited to submit research papers on campus sustainability. The papers may be of any length, not previously published, written in English, and completed within the 12-months prior to the application deadline. A version of the winning paper will be published in Sustainability: The Journal of Record. Longer papers will be edited to meet the Journal's length standards.
Each semester, thousands of students move out of Georgia Tech's residence halls leaving behind an amazing assortment of used books, clothing, food, electronics, appliances and furniture. Since 1997, the Georgia Tech Recycling program has collected these student donations in an effort to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Cindy Jackson, the Recycling Program manager, said the purpose of the student move-out collection is to "divert
The Georgia Institute of Technology today received the 2008 American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) College and University Recycling Award. AF&PA's awards program recognizes outstanding school, business, and community recycling efforts.
Today's awards were presented during the industry's 131st Annual Paper Week, where it was also announced that a record 56 percent of the paper consumed in the U.S. was recovered for recycling in 2007.
The Georgia Tech Athletic Association is installing photocells and solar breakers to decrease the amount of energy used by Bobby Dodd stadium's lights during the day. The Technique reports how the work of students made this switch possible.
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Strong image + Valuable proposition + Clear Call to Action = Great Email (from ecommercecosmos.com)
Sometimes the signup form can be too "Artzy", like this Newsletter signup form at www.nastygal.com which is hard to distinguish as a field to input your email.
To increase the engagement with it's emails, OkCupid.com started to include profile questions in it's email updates, to trigger user who no longer click on matches photos.
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Mellanox.com Newsletter, has extremely well designed subscription configuration page.
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Addictivetips.com is great tech blog "focused on helping users find free and simple solutions to their everyday problems". Each day they send a newsletter with the best tips of the day. In today's edition one of the images was missing (see the screenshot). This is especially notable since this is the first image in the newsletter.
The missing image could be caused by one of the following reasons:
A. The link to image location as it appears in email HTML is incorrect.
B. The link is correct but the actual image is missing from the server.
This is not the worst thing that can happen since the most important things in the newsletter are the title, the description and the actual link that leads to the right article. But, for the web experts that run the blog and have 35K+ subscribers, this small but noticeable mistake may be rather embarrassing.
Obviously it's important to check all scheduled emails to make sure all images are displayed correctly but glitches like this may happen, especially if you send new editorial content each day. Luckily this problem can be fixed even after the email was already sent out. From checking the source code of the newsletter I noticed that they store the images not inside their Email Service Provider but on their own server. Therefore they can fix the problem by making sure to place the right image in the right url that already written inside the email. In fact, if they act and replace the image quickly enough, most of the recipients that will open the newsletter will see the image without ever suspecting that there was initially any problem with the email.


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The author who gave us "The Giving Tree" still has a little more left to give: a new volume of poetry and illustrations by Shel Silverstein, the writer and artist of "Where the Sidewalk Ends," "A Light in the Attic" and "Falling Up," will be published by HarperCollins Children's Books in fall 2011, Publishers Weekly reported. Antonia Markiet, a senior executive editor at the imprint, said the new book "will contain between 120 and 130 poems" by Mr. Silverstein, none of which have been previously published. Ms. Markiet is among the editors who began working with Mr. Silverstein, who died in 1999, in the 1970s (when he was still better known as a writer of songs like "A Boy Named Sue" and an illustrator of Playboy cartoons that would never find their way into a children's anthology), and previously edited the author's posthumously published 2005 children's book "Runny Babbit." She told Publishers Weekly that Mr. Silverstein had left "a wealth of material in the archives," adding, "So many fans still write to us and to Shel's family saying how important his work is to them, that the family decided it was the right time to consider another book from that material."
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Big names stud the list of contributors to this bold, inviting collection, and readers are bound to see these pages as a guide to the health of contemporary fiction. Zadie Smith explains in her introduction that each contributor was told to 'make someone up,' and name the resulting story after that protagonist. Profits will go to Dave Eggers' 826 NYC, a charity that promotes children's literacy. So what do these writers, mostly young and fashionable – Hari Kunzru, Adam Thirlwell, David Mitchell – make of the commission?
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The University at Buffalo's "Distinguished Speaker Series" welcomed Judy Shepard to Alumni Arena Wednesday night. Her son Matthew was brutally murdered in 1998 in Wyoming because he was gay. Thirteen years later, Judy is an author and advocate, spreading her message across the country.
"To just come and support such a powerful, loving, caring woman is very important to me and I think very important to Western New York based on how many people who came out for this tonight," Michael Baronich said.
"No one should be bullied no one should be treated like that. its just not right," Malachi Johnson said.
"I think that people just need to realize how hurtful words are and what these kids go through before they come out," Scott Heller said.
Following the death of 14 year old Williamsville student Jamey Rodemeyer, who took his own life after years of bullying, Sheppard's message is as pertinent as ever here in Western New York.
"The wounds are fresh. We're still feeling the loss of a beautiful boy and it's a shame. So I think this is good for Western New York and the healing process," Michael Baronich said.
Various local support groups also had tables set up before and after the event, providing information and helping to aid the ills of students and community members who suffer at the hands of bullies.


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February 16, 2012
This article continues a series highlighting the various types of misbehavior in which rogue employees engage. This article uses the example of an employee who, although competent, is prone to imbibing over lunch. The article's advice focuses on avoiding bringing on such an employee in the first place through a careful hiring process.
- Summary by FizzLaw Team
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Rogue Employee of the Week – The case of the lunchtime drunk
Adam Whitney
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