The only mystery I failed in.....Plz help

[S.U.R.B.]

For common folks like me it's like an I.Q. related question more than Mathematics or accounting.

Let's forget that the person has spent anything.
Consider that he has earned it.
The amount was 50.
Earned --- Balance
20 -------- 20+50=70
15 --- ---- --- 95
9 --- ------- 104
6 --- ------ 110
Total:50 --- Total:379

He has won a small lottery.

 

[VCheng]

For common folks like me it's like an I.Q. related question more than Mathematics or accounting.

Let's forget that the person has spent anything.
Consider that he has earned it.
The amount was 50.
Earned --- Balance
20 -------- 20+50=70
15 --- ---- --- 95
9 --- ------- 104
6 --- ------ 110
Total:50 --- Total:379

He has won a small lottery.

It will be much bigger lottery if he earns it one rupee at a time. That is why the lower salaried class is taxed more in Pakistan.

 

[ebrahym]

@ebrahym

You have not used accounting principles of debiting and crediting on appropriate sides hence pathetic book keeping

Left Hand side you are showing debit and not adjusting RHS ..

first you spend 20 and are left with 30

then 15 more so 35 spent and 15 left

then you spent 9 more and that is 44 and you balanced it 6

then you balanced the remaining

This is against book keeping!

You are totaling the balance and counting that.

Finance bhi seekh rakha hai

yeh cheez hn clear hoya e na
awain ee sary expert bany pherdy ny aithy
thnx

 

[Hellfire]

yeh cheez hn clear hoya e na
awain ee sary expert bany pherdy ny aithy
thnx

You debit left and credit right


50 - 20=30 :: 30 = 50 - 20
30-15=15 :: 15 = 30 - 15
15-9 = 6 :: 6 = 15 - 9
6 - 6 = 0 :: 0 = 6 - 6

There you are balanced. Just adjust the numerals and signs

Now adjust it into your accounting book and you will have placed it correctly.

 

[ebrahym]

You debit left and credit right


50 - 20=30 :: 30 = 50 - 20
30-15=15 :: 15 = 30 - 15
15-9 = 6 :: 6 = 15 - 9
6 - 6 = 0 :: 0 = 6 - 6

There you are balanced. Just adjust the numerals and signs

Now adjust it into your accounting book and you will have placed it correctly.

you know what is till actually did not get it
and now i am going to give up the pursuit for now and develop some financing skills
thnx for ur contribution

 

[Hellfire]

@ebrahym

That was pretty dumb (sorry for that) what you did on the other thread where you tagged me and since got locked.

The answer is: everything has evolved as per the nature. Why something is sacred and why something is not, why somebody cremates and other buries, these are all as per local conditions and adopted as such.

The answer to your question, I will very briefly give you. Cow gives milk, from that curd, butter and clarified butter, manure for fuel and fertiliser, hence the evolution of it being holy.

For food, many brahmins eat fish along coastal regions and also in West Bengal. I eat everything ... (although an atheist)

Why cremation? Because the religious practices evolved in an area where there was plenty of fire wood and jungles, land was not cleared so the development as communities were small and all land which was free of forest was needed for habitation.

Why burials? Because middle east - the modern day Palestine and Israel plus Arabian peninsula had no trees, plenty of open spaces ...

One can argue on these, but if one takes into account the factors of a human evolution, it shall make sense.

My suggestion, don't open threads and tag us on such things. There is a thread anything and tag there to ask questions. Do not post the picture like you did. That is troll fest invite and avoided by me and the other member you tagged.

Cheers.

you know what is till actually did not get it
and now i am going to give up the pursuit for now and develop some financing skills
thnx for ur contribution

Last trial


You have Rs 50

so that enters into debit account Left Hand Side (LHS)

whatever you spend will go into credit account (of expenditure) Right Hand Side (RHS)



LHS RHS

50 0

spent 20 - 20 (30) (+20) 30

spent 15 - 15 (15) (+15) 15

spent 9 - 9 (6) (+9) 6

spent 6 - 6 (0) (+6) 0


It is called a double entry system.

It is book balancing method. Now the stupid critter has added the balance whereas LHS has to be equal to RHS that is values not in brackets on left must match those in brackets in RHS.

There are no brackets written in a book entry. Specific account is either credited or debited.

All incoming money is debited to you. And all payments outwards are credit to you.

Suppose you run a business of telephone sets. Each costing Rs 200. You get an order for 10 sets and are given Rs 2000, the full payment immediately, it goes into your debit account as it is a liability for you. So that shall be LHS.

Now as you give 3 sets once, so your Rs 600 goes to the RHS as your credit balance because your liability is reduced. In short 600 rupees of your 'loan' is off.

Get it?

Just see your bank passbook if you have one, it should be having that. Or just walk across to some company with accountant and ask

That should make it clear.

 

[ebrahym]

@ebrahym

That was pretty dumb (sorry for that) what you did on the other thread where you tagged me and since got locked.

The answer is: everything has evolved as per the nature. Why something is sacred and why something is not, why somebody cremates and other buries, these are all as per local conditions and adopted as such.

The answer to your question, I will very briefly give you. Cow gives milk, from that curd, butter and clarified butter, manure for fuel and fertiliser, hence the evolution of it being holy.

For food, many brahmins eat fish along coastal regions and also in West Bengal. I eat everything ... (although an atheist)

Why cremation? Because the religious practices evolved in an area where there was plenty of fire wood and jungles, land was not cleared so the development as communities were small and all land which was free of forest was needed for habitation.

Why burials? Because middle east - the modern day Palestine and Israel plus Arabian peninsula had no trees, plenty of open spaces ...

One can argue on these, but if one takes into account the factors of a human evolution, it shall make sense.

My suggestion, don't open threads and tag us on such things. There is a thread anything and tag there to ask questions. Do not post the picture like you did. That is troll fest invite and avoided by me and the other member you tagged.

Cheers

my apologies
i should have thought about it
but the thing is it was actually curious because the pic said that it was ok for hindus to eat beef and was actually refering to rigveda so i got curious
i will be careful next time i have no issue about burials and cremation as i have similar ideas as you
about eating fish?
so hindus are actually not forbidden to eat beef but only avoid it to honor her contributaion in our life right?
i rank myself not among Atheists well not yet
i was born in a conservative orthodox muslim Family(sunni bareylwi) of silsila-e-Qalandariya which is buddist in nature

but as i grew up i have realized that religion is nothing but history
if one can trace it rightly
it will lead us to our origin(i have seen tough stances on it in my hood and in family as well)

again apologies
i did not want to tag any other Indians as most of them dont talk sense much but i now realize i did not either
again apologies

Get it?

with all due respect

No

giving it up for now and will consider it later after growing accounting skills
which is highly unlikely

 

[Hellfire]

@ebrahym

You can tag @Joe Shearer also. Such Qs ask in thread 'Anything'. Wont become a troll fest. Indian members will troll you and Pakistani members will irritate me .. that is why suggested as such.

I have no issues .. because human must question everything. When we become dogmatic we breed ignorance and result is fundamentalism/fanaticism out of ignorance everywhere.

Anyways. Do read up dual entry system on net .. you will get the idea.

I assume you dont like maths .... i did not either. But that was due to my teachers. In 10th standard i fell in love with it, teacher changed in 11th and i barely passed maths till 12th.

But after that, was back once I was free to enjoy it.

Maths is not my main subject still. Accounting and finance i learnt for stock market forays

 

[ebrahym]

I assume you dont like maths .... i did not either. But that was due to my teachers. In 10th standard i fell in love with it, teacher changed in 11th and i barely passed maths till 12th.

actually i am inetersted in Maths but chose Bio because my bio teacher was smoking............ literally smoking hot
now i regret it

 

[Hellfire]

actually i am inetersted in Maths but chose Bio because my bio teacher was smoking............ literally smoking hot
now i regret it

Ha. Can discuss that hot aspect

Medicine??

 

[Sliver]

you cannot add the balance side.. imagine if you have 50$.. and spend only 1 $ every day.. the balance will read 49,48, 47.. when you add the balances even the first two days.. you will have well over the 50 bucks you started with.

 

[ebrahym]

you cannot add the balance side.. imagine if you have 50$.. and spend only 1 $ every day.. the balance will read 49,48, 47.. when you add the balances even the first two days.. you will have well over the 50 bucks you started with.

thnx for making it clear sir

 

[VivasvatManu]

@ebrahym

The answer is: everything has evolved as per the nature. Why something is sacred and why something is not, why somebody cremates and other buries, these are all as per local conditions and adopted as such.

The answer to your question, I will very briefly give you. Cow gives milk, from that curd, butter and clarified butter, manure for fuel and fertiliser, hence the evolution of it being holy.

For food, many brahmins eat fish along coastal regions and also in West Bengal. I eat everything ... (although an atheist)

Why cremation? Because the religious practices evolved in an area where there was plenty of fire wood and jungles, land was not cleared so the development as communities were small and all land which was free of forest was needed for habitation.

Why burials? Because middle east - the modern day Palestine and Israel plus Arabian peninsula had no trees, plenty of open spaces ...

One can argue on these, but if one takes into account the factors of a human evolution, it shall make sense.

My suggestion, don't open threads and tag us on such things. There is a thread anything and tag there to ask questions. Do not post the picture like you did. That is troll fest invite and avoided by me and the other member you tagged.

Cheers.

This of course is absolute rubbish.

For Hindus the human body is made up of Pancha MahaBhoota or 'Five Great Elements'

These are Water, Fire, earth, wind and space (energy / time).

while the human 'soul' can accumulate all the good and bad karmas it has done in its lifetime, the human body can ONLY accumulate the bad things from this earth. That is why while the soul GROWS, the Human body shrinks and decays.

After death, the soul is liberated and tries to moves on, while the relatives attempts to remove the accumulated 'sins' or decays from the human body.

So first the wind is emptied of the body. The nose is plugged and the toe is tied. Then the body is washed with water to purify it. Then the body is put on the earth for the earth to absorb its elements and then the body is Burnt with fire.

Of this 5 elements, Fire is the purest of all because unlike other elements which itself gets dirty while cleaning the body, the fire alone remains pure even after cleaning the body.

That is why Fire is the holiest of the elements and That is why the body is finally cremated, to ensure that non of the accumulated 'dirt/sin/filth' of his life is carried forward by his 'soul' (Atma).

In absence of fire, the body is consigned to earth.

Since the body of a child has not accumulated any sins , the childs body is not cremated. It is buried.


As to why the cow is holy, its an active member of hindu society and thus puts the onus of its protection on the hindu society, the same way we would protect any other productive member of society like a doctor, engineer etc.


Its one thing to be an Ignorant fool, its quite another to spread that ignorance while claiming to be knowledgeable.

 

[Hellfire]

This of course is absolute rubbish.

For Hindus the human body is made up of Pancha MahaBhoota or 'Five Great Elements'

These are Water, Fire, earth, wind and space (energy / time).

while the human 'soul' can accumulate all the good and bad karmas it has done in its lifetime, the human body can ONLY accumulate the bad things from this earth. That is why while the soul GROWS, the Human body shrinks and decays.

After death, the soul is liberated and tries to moves on, while the relatives attempts to remove the accumulated 'sins' or decays from the human body.

So first the wind is emptied of the body. The nose is plugged and the toe is tied. Then the body is washed with water to purify it. Then the body is put on the earth for the earth to absorb its elements and then the body is Burnt with fire.

Of this 5 elements, Fire is the purest of all because unlike other elements which itself gets dirty while cleaning the body, the fire alone remains pure even after cleaning the body.

That is why Fire is the holiest of the elements and That is why the body is finally cremated, to ensure that non of the accumulated 'dirt/sin/filth' of his life is carried forward by his 'soul' (Atma).

In absence of fire, the body is consigned to earth.

Since the body of a child has not accumulated any sins , the childs body is not cremated. It is buried.


As to why the cow is holy, its an active member of hindu society and thus puts the onus of its protection on the hindu society, the same way we would protect any other productive member of society like a doctor, engineer etc.


Its one thing to be an Ignorant fool, its quite another to spread that ignorance while claiming to be knowledgeable.

I respect your religious beliefs.

You are not quoted. Nor your sentiments being hurt.

 

[VivasvatManu]

I respect your religious beliefs.

You are not quoted. Nor your sentiments being hurt.

My sentiments are irrelevant. You are posting rubbish about the Hindu beliefs and that shows lack of respect.

You are covering up your ignorance with half baked theories built on generous assumptions and faulty logic. Then you are spreading that ignorance thus further disrespecting the beliefs.

You can very well have told him you do not know the real reason rather then invent your own version of Hinduism.