Bihar

Exactly, yeah.

Because there's so much of fertility, and one crazy place we can go on a, uh, mystery hunt is Bihar, because the descriptions of wealth of Bihar are unbelievable.

Like, there are descriptions of ships, barges filled with gold and silver sailing up the Ganges to Patna and Munger, which were filled with, you know, silver.

Wow.

The amount of silver, I mean, this is during Siraj ud-Daulah's time.

Mm.

But the amount of gold and silver which came into Bihar was unbelievable, like, extremely fertile.

They had opium.

In Pakistan and Afghanistan, the rates of childbearing are probably greater than five children per woman among the Pashtun.

In India, where the southern states and large cities have attained low fertility, youthfulness, which can contribute to instability in the absence of employment outlets, is likely to erode more slowly in the central northern states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Kurdish fertility in southeastern Turkey appears to be stalled at about four children per woman.

In Israel, the fertility of the diverse ultra-Orthodox Jewish minority remains above six children per woman.

In Pakistan and Afghanistan, the rates of childbearing are probably greater than five children per woman among the Pashtun.

In India, where the southern states and large cities have attained low fertility, youthfulness, which can contribute to instability in the absence of employment outlets, is likely to erode more slowly in the central northern states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Kurdish fertility in southeastern Turkey appears to be stalled at about four children per woman.

In Israel, the fertility of the diverse ultra-Orthodox Jewish minority remains above six children per woman.

Yes, yes.

I mean, I've, I've heard that about Biharis saying that about Bihar.

Yes, yes.

That if you go there, uh, z- for certain they will find a, find some friend or somebody who's related to you-

No, you're fine.

People are fine.

If you say something against Biharis, the Biharis get angry.

If you say something against Malayalis, Mallus will get angry.

Four Chapters on Freedom.

This is actually Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, but the Bihar School of Yoga has opted to call it Four Chapters on Freedom.

You might as well, Mukti Freedom.

It sort of goes hand in hand with words like Nirvana or Samadhi or things like that, and even meditation, but they each have their specific meaning.

Link below if you want to hear the rest of that song.

Okay.

Yoga Consciousness Patterns or Circular Patterns Stop consciousness circular patterns stop pretty pretty bare bones right uh and then what the Bihar school of yoga in the past oh I'm guessing sometime in the past hundred maximum 150 years has said probably less than that right I have no idea let me answer that did we skip anything

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The story of the jackal, deer, and crow.

Far away, in Bihar, there is a forest called Champak Grove, and in it had long lived in much affection a deer and a crow.

The deer, roaming unrestrained, happy and fat of carcass, was one day described by a jackal.

Ho, ho! thought the jackal on observing him.

"No," said Damanaka.

"How was that?" "In this way," answered Karataka.

The Story of the Monkey and the Wedge In South Bihar, close by the retreat of Dharma, there was an open plot of ground, upon which a temple was in course of erection under the management of a man of Kayith caste named Subhadatta.

A carpenter upon the works had plenty sawed through a long beam of wood and wedged it open, and was gone away, leaving the wedge fixed.

But then my dad discovered this treaty between India and Mauritius because Mauritius has a lot of Indian indigenous population.

So, back in the, I think in the 1800s and 1900s and all, a lot of labor from India was going to Mauritius, especially from Bihar.

So, if you go to Mauritius, the first main language is French, Creole, and the second most important language is Bhojpuri, which not too many people know about.

And A lot of Indian indigenous population is there.