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Swimming in River Dream – Meaning and Interpretation

Swimming in River is a dream which is not very common but is mentioned in many texts that analyze dream and interpret its meaning. In Hinduism there is an ancient text known as Swapna Shastra which gives interpretation and meaning of various dreams. Swimming in river is seen as a positive dream. The meaning of the dream is that the struggles of the person who saw the dream will come to an end soon. It is also an indication to be determined and stay focused.  Dream of swimming in river and you are seen struggling or crying means accident or tragedy in near future. It also means you will be helpless. It is a warning sign to be careful while entering huge water bodies. Dream of swimming in river and you are in a strange world means in future due to some emotional problem you will like to live in a fantasy world. You will fantasize too much and will be attracted to mythology and fantasy related subjects. Dream of swimming in river and you see other people means you will get honored or ac

Kailasanathar Temple at Uthiramerur in Tamil Nadu Restored Using Granite Stitching

Kailasanathar Temple at Uthiramerur in Tamil Nadu is believed to be more than 1,250 years old. The temple dedicated to Shiva had developed serious cracks and was restored by REACH Foundation. Rural Education and Conservation of Heritage (REACH) is involved in the restoration and preservation of the sculptural heritage of India. They have successfully restored numerous ancient temples in Tamil Nadu.  BBC news reports "It was about to collapse completely and there were so many conservation problems because of the growth of thick vegetation on the Vimana or dome of the temple," Dr Sathyamurthy of REACH told the BBC Tamil Service. While the upper part of the temple was in bad shape, the basement and plinth had other serious issues with cracks at more than 20 places in the granite stones according to the archaeologist. Faced with serious technical problems the REACH team turned for advice to the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT-M) a premier engineering institute in Indi