नेपाली बाबाका कुरा सुन्दा अमेरिकी Congressman Frank Wolf छक्क परेर भने " ए होर ! राम्रो काममा मेरो साथ हुनेछ"
वासिंगटन डिसी, अमेरिका । नेपालमा विगत ३९ वर्षेखि अन्न नखाई जगतको शान्ति र भलोको लागि आध्यात्मिक क्षेत्रबाट अहोरात्र सक्रिय जगदाचार्य नेपाली बाबा -पं. तेजनाथ शर्माले अमेरिका भ्रमणका क्रममा हिजो डिसीमा अमेरिकाका एकजना प्रसिद्ध Congressman Frank Wolf सँग वहाँकै कार्यकक्षमा भेटवार्ता गर्नुभयो । अमेरिकामा २२ वर्षेखि बसोबास गर्दै आउनु भएका र एसियन अमेरिकनका बीच लोकप्रिय नेपाली अमेरिकी CPA हरि शर्माले संयोजन गर्नु भएको उक्त भेटवार्ता नेपाली बाबा र Congressman Frank Wolf दुवैका लागि...
उत्तिकै आनन्दित थियो । साथमा अन्तराष्ट्रिय कलाकार मंचका अध्यक्ष एवं नेपाल मदर डट कमका प्रधान संपादक रामप्रसाद खनाल र भारतीय कम्युनिटीमा चर्चित धार्मिक एवं व्यापारिक व्यक्तित्व नरेश जिन्दल भेटवार्तामा सरिक हुनुहुन्थ्यो ।
नेपाली भइकन, अमेरिकाको राजनितिलाई नजिकबाट र्स्पर्श गरिरहेका र राष्ट्रपति ओवामा सहित अमेरिकी राजनेताहरुसम्म पहुँच भएका, उनीहरुसँग डिनर पार्टीमा समेत समय समयमा सहभागी CPA हरि शर्माले भेटवार्तामा नेपाली बाबाको बारेमा Congressman Wolf समक्ष जानकारी एवं नेपाली बाबाका कार्यको बारेमा जानकारी राख्नु हुँदा Congressman Wolf आर्श्चर्य चकित हुँदै नेपाली बाबाको प्रशंशा र वहाँको कदममा साथ दिने बचन दिनुभएको थियो ।
भेटवार्ताका क्रममा Congressman Wolf ले आफू नेपाल भ्रमण गरिसकेको र नेपाल अत्यन्त सुन्दर देश भए पनि हाल केही राजनितिक समस्यामा फसेको, त्यसलाई आफूले नजिकबाट नियालीरहेको, चिनको राजनितिले नेपाललाई, तिब्बतीहरुलाई असर गरिरहेको बताउनुभयो ।
एउटा सम्बन्धित र नेपाली हरुका लागि गौरब गर्न लायक भिडियो !
हरि शर्मा जो नेपाली अमेरिकन हरुका तर्फबाट गत निर्वाचनमा सक्रिय भै बाराक ओबामालाई सहयोग गर्नु मात्र भएको थिएन यसरी ओबामा संगै फिल्डमा खटेर ओबामालाई सहयोग गर्नुभएको थियो हेर्नुस् भिडियो आफै यसरी बोल्छ । All photos in Album's Slide show
US HOUSE OF REP. HON. FRANK R. WOLF MEETING WITH HIS HOLINESS NEPALI BABA & TEAM:
Washington DC, December 15, 2010
His Holiness Shree Nepali Baba during his visit to USA had a meeting with 16 times elected US House of Representative Honorable Frank R. Wolf.
Congressman Wolf, the most senior of the 11 members of the House of Representatives from Virginia, is serving in his 16th term in Congress. He represents the 10th District of Virginia. Congressman Wolf sits on the powerful House Appropriations Committee, where he is the lead congressman on the Commerce – Justice - Science subcommittee. In addition, Congressman Wolf is the co-chairman of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan organization made up of more than 200 Members of Congress who work together to raise awareness about international human rights issue.
Meeting was organized by the community activist on behalf of the Asian American Mr. Hari K. Sharma (MSA/CPA), who is also the Chairman of Accrual Accounting Services, Inc. based in Washington DC Metro.
Delegation was consist of Mr. Ram Prasad Khanal President of International Artist Stage and Chief Editor of Nepalmother.com and Business man and religious leader of Indian community Naresh Jindal.
Mr. Sharma introduce the His Holiness Shree Nepali Baba and the team and elaborate regarding extraordinary act of Baba including but not limited to his commitment for the global warming issue and potential solution, permanent peace prevail in Nepal and spiritual contribution he can render for the peace, harmony and prosperity of Nepal and around the globe. Baba offered his blessing and said that Congressman has potential of further promotion in his political carrier.
During the meeting Congressman Wolf ask many questions about the current situation in Nepal, Tibetan refugees hardship status and Chinese not enough cooperation and act for Tibetan and Monks, Mr. Sharma updated Honorable Congressman accordingly.
Congressman Wolf mentioned that he has traveled Nepal in the past and he like it very much. Nepali BABA presented an invitation to Congressman to visit Nepal in the near future. The meeting was for approximately one hour in a very courteous environment in Honorable Congressman Washington DC Office.
Ms. Elyse Bauer Anderson, Appropriations Legislative and Congressman Personal Secretary were also present at the meeting.
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Biography
Congressman Wolf, the most senior of the 11 members of the House of Representatives from Virginia, is serving in his 15th term in Congress. He represents the 10th District of Virginia, which stretches from McLean to Winchester.
Congressman Wolf sits on the powerful House Appropriations Committee, where he is the lead Republican on the Commerce-Justice-Science subcommittee. He also serves on the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development subcommittee. In addition, he is the co-chairman of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan organization made up of more than 200 Members of Congress who work together to raise awareness about international human rights issues.
His committee assignment provides him with an ideal vantage point from which to address the varying needs of the10th District. The 10th District is home to some of the world’s leading Internet and high-tech companies, thousands of federal employees and other professionals. Agriculture and manufacturing also are an important part of the 10th District’s economy. Clarke and Frederick counties in the western end of the District produce about half of Virginia’s apples and peaches; Henkel-Harris furniture and Rubbermaid have large manufacturing plants in the District. Tourism is important, too. Civil War battlefields, including Manassas National Battlefield Park, dot the 10th District. The Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District includes Fisher's Hill/Cedar Creek; Cross Keys/Port Republic; Second Winchester; Third Winchester/Opequon, and New Market. One of the nation’s newest national parks is also in the 10th District. Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Park, established in 2002 through Congressman Wolf's efforts, will serve as a model for future parks because private landowners and organizations will continue to live, work and operate within the park's borders. Other major tourism draws are Skyline Drive in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Shenandoah River, and the Appalachian Trail.
Congressman Wolf led the effort in Congress to establish the Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area, which was created through legislation enacted in May 2008. This area will tie together all the rich historical and cultural sites along U.S. Route 15 from Thomas Jefferson's Monticello in Charlottesville north through Fauquier, Prince William and Loudoun counties to Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.
From 2001- 2006, Congressman Wolf was the chairman of the then named Science-State-Justice-Commerce (SSJC) Appropriations subcommittee, which had jurisdiction over the Commerce Department, the State Department, the Justice Department, NASA, NIST, and the National Science Foundation. The FBI, DEA, U.S. Marshals Service, Federal Communications Commission, Federal Trade Commission, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Small Business Administration also were under the jurisdiction of the SSJC subcommittee before its jurisdiction was changed in 2007 when the Democrats regained majority control of the House.
During his tenure as SSJC chairman, Congressman Wolf pushed several initiatives, including the formation of the two anti-gang task forces operating in the region. Both the Northern Virginia Regional Gang Task Force and the Northern Shenandoah Valley Drug Task Force have made great strides in cracking down on gang-related crimes in the region. The task forces have taken a three-pronged approach to the problem: suppression, prevention and education, knowing that there is more to addressing the situation than just cracking down on violent gang members. Congressman Wolf also pushed for the creation of the National Gang Intelligence Center in the FBI, which allows law enforcement across the country to share information about gangs and gang violence, similar to the way data on organized crime is shared.
Congressman Wolf also used his chairmanship to ensure that America remains competitive in the 21st century marketplace. Recognizing that America’s position as the world’s leader in technology and innovation is facing unprecedented challenges from countries like China and India, he called for – and succeeded in – devoting more federal dollars toward basic science research. He also proposed legislation to provide interest-free loans to math, engineering and physical science majors as a way to entice more students into the sciences. In 2006, the Science Coalition, an alliance of more than 400 organizations, institutions and individuals dedicated to promoting U.S. leadership in the sciences, awarded Congressman Wolf with its prestigious “Champion of Science” award for his efforts.
From 1995-2000, Congressman Wolf was the chairman of the Transportation Appropriations subcommittee. Congressman Wolf has long been recognized for his efforts to improve transportation in northern Virginia over the last 25 years. He worked to obtain full funding for the 103-mile Metro rail system and is leading the way to bring mass transit to Dulles airport and beyond. He pushed to lower car pool restrictions on I-66 inside the Beltway and to widen the highway outside the Beltway.He is now working to add an additional westbound lane inside the Beltway. He convinced the District of Columbia to set up the reversible lane on the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge during rush hours and has led the effort to improve safety and driving conditions on the George Washington Memorial Parkway, including the additional lane from Spout Run to the Roosevelt Bridge and guardrails on the Potomac River side of the Parkway. He is a leading advocate for telecommuting, in both the private sector and the federal government. Congressman Wolf also led the effort to place Ronald Reagan Washington National and Washington Dulles International airports under a regional authority, providing the capital to build a new terminal at Reagan National and vastly expand Dulles. The expansion of both airports has helped spur the region's economy over the last decade.
On the national level, when Congressman Wolf chaired the Transportation appropriations subcommittee, he made the issue of truck safety a priority. Particularly concerned about the number of truck-related highway deaths, he was instrumental in the creation of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to oversee the trucking industry. He also worked with Mothers Against Drunk Driving to enact a uniform national blood alcohol limit of .08 for drunk driving.
Congressman Wolf is one of the House's leading crusaders for human rights.
Congressman Wolf believes members of Congress have an obligation to speak out for those who are persecuted around the world. He has traveled to Ethiopia, Sudan, Sierra Leone, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and other countries in Africa to see firsthand the tremendous suffering of the people at the hands of corrupt governments, war, AIDS and famine. He led the first congressional delegation to Darfur in western Sudan to bring attention to the crisis there, later officially declared by the U.S. government as genocide. He also has worked to call attention to the human rights abuses and religious persecution in the People's Republic of China, Tibet, Romania, Nagorno-Karabakh, Chechnya, Bosnia, Kosovo, East Timor, and the Middle East.
Congressman Wolf's international travels have allowed him to see the destruction caused by terrorists. He has visited Lebanon, where in 1983 car bombs were used to destroy a U.S. Marine barracks, killing 241 Marines. He has been to Algeria, where more than 70,000 people have been killed by terrorists, and has traveled to Sudan – which gave safe haven to Osama bin Laden for several years in the early 1990s – five times, most recently in July 2004. He also has traveled to Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Jordan, Syria, Egypt and Israel.
In 1998, he authored the bill creating the National Commission on Terrorism. Chaired by L. Paul Bremer, President Ronald Reagan's counterterrorism czar, the commission closely examined the problem of terrorism, studying its origins and its key players. The commission also developed a policy response and made a number of wide-ranging recommendations when it released its report in June 2000. The report can be found at http://www.fas.org/irp/threat/commission.html.
Following his September 2005 trip to Iraq (click here for Trip Report), Congressman Wolf called for the creation of an independent, bipartisan panel to bring what he called “fresh eyes” to U.S. efforts in Iraq. The result was the establishment of the Iraq Study Group headed by James Baker and Lee Hamilton. The 10-member panel spent eight months developing a series of recommendations that were released in December 2006.
Congressman Wolf also is one of Congress's leading opponents of gambling, citing its destructive force on society and on children in particular. In 1997, he pushed for the creation of the National Gambling Impact Study Commission, which uncovered a myriad of destructive effects caused by gambling. The commission showed that as gambling has spread quickly throughout the country, it has had negative social and economic impacts on communities. When he saw the explosion of casino gambling on tribal lands and how the vast majority of Native Americans continue to suffer in abject poverty, he proposed legislation to examine U.S. policy toward Native Americans and develop policy recommendations to improve the welfare of tribes in the areas of health, economic development, housing and transportation infrastructure. He also called for a moratorium on the opening of any new tribal casinos and a halt to the federal recognition process of tribes until Congress can review the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988 and consider a reform package. Congressman Wolf also has worked to support laws to stop the proliferation of gambling on the Internet and on high school and college athletics. In addition, he also has worked to educate elected officials who potentially see legalized gambling as a quick fix to economic problems.
Congressman Wolf was born in 1939 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received his B.A. degree from Penn State University in 1961 and his law degree from Georgetown University in 1965. He lives in Vienna with his wife, Carolyn. They have five adult children and 15 grandchildren.
Congressman Wolf sits on the powerful House Appropriations Committee, where he is the lead Republican on the Commerce-Justice-Science subcommittee. He also serves on the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development subcommittee. In addition, he is the co-chairman of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan organization made up of more than 200 Members of Congress who work together to raise awareness about international human rights issues.
His committee assignment provides him with an ideal vantage point from which to address the varying needs of the10th District. The 10th District is home to some of the world’s leading Internet and high-tech companies, thousands of federal employees and other professionals. Agriculture and manufacturing also are an important part of the 10th District’s economy. Clarke and Frederick counties in the western end of the District produce about half of Virginia’s apples and peaches; Henkel-Harris furniture and Rubbermaid have large manufacturing plants in the District. Tourism is important, too. Civil War battlefields, including Manassas National Battlefield Park, dot the 10th District. The Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District includes Fisher's Hill/Cedar Creek; Cross Keys/Port Republic; Second Winchester; Third Winchester/Opequon, and New Market. One of the nation’s newest national parks is also in the 10th District. Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Park, established in 2002 through Congressman Wolf's efforts, will serve as a model for future parks because private landowners and organizations will continue to live, work and operate within the park's borders. Other major tourism draws are Skyline Drive in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Shenandoah River, and the Appalachian Trail.
Congressman Wolf led the effort in Congress to establish the Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area, which was created through legislation enacted in May 2008. This area will tie together all the rich historical and cultural sites along U.S. Route 15 from Thomas Jefferson's Monticello in Charlottesville north through Fauquier, Prince William and Loudoun counties to Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.
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During his tenure as SSJC chairman, Congressman Wolf pushed several initiatives, including the formation of the two anti-gang task forces operating in the region. Both the Northern Virginia Regional Gang Task Force and the Northern Shenandoah Valley Drug Task Force have made great strides in cracking down on gang-related crimes in the region. The task forces have taken a three-pronged approach to the problem: suppression, prevention and education, knowing that there is more to addressing the situation than just cracking down on violent gang members. Congressman Wolf also pushed for the creation of the National Gang Intelligence Center in the FBI, which allows law enforcement across the country to share information about gangs and gang violence, similar to the way data on organized crime is shared.
Congressman Wolf also used his chairmanship to ensure that America remains competitive in the 21st century marketplace. Recognizing that America’s position as the world’s leader in technology and innovation is facing unprecedented challenges from countries like China and India, he called for – and succeeded in – devoting more federal dollars toward basic science research. He also proposed legislation to provide interest-free loans to math, engineering and physical science majors as a way to entice more students into the sciences. In 2006, the Science Coalition, an alliance of more than 400 organizations, institutions and individuals dedicated to promoting U.S. leadership in the sciences, awarded Congressman Wolf with its prestigious “Champion of Science” award for his efforts. |
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On the national level, when Congressman Wolf chaired the Transportation appropriations subcommittee, he made the issue of truck safety a priority. Particularly concerned about the number of truck-related highway deaths, he was instrumental in the creation of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to oversee the trucking industry. He also worked with Mothers Against Drunk Driving to enact a uniform national blood alcohol limit of .08 for drunk driving.
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Congressman Wolf believes members of Congress have an obligation to speak out for those who are persecuted around the world. He has traveled to Ethiopia, Sudan, Sierra Leone, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and other countries in Africa to see firsthand the tremendous suffering of the people at the hands of corrupt governments, war, AIDS and famine. He led the first congressional delegation to Darfur in western Sudan to bring attention to the crisis there, later officially declared by the U.S. government as genocide. He also has worked to call attention to the human rights abuses and religious persecution in the People's Republic of China, Tibet, Romania, Nagorno-Karabakh, Chechnya, Bosnia, Kosovo, East Timor, and the Middle East.
Congressman Wolf's international travels have allowed him to see the destruction caused by terrorists. He has visited Lebanon, where in 1983 car bombs were used to destroy a U.S. Marine barracks, killing 241 Marines. He has been to Algeria, where more than 70,000 people have been killed by terrorists, and has traveled to Sudan – which gave safe haven to Osama bin Laden for several years in the early 1990s – five times, most recently in July 2004. He also has traveled to Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Jordan, Syria, Egypt and Israel.
In 1998, he authored the bill creating the National Commission on Terrorism. Chaired by L. Paul Bremer, President Ronald Reagan's counterterrorism czar, the commission closely examined the problem of terrorism, studying its origins and its key players. The commission also developed a policy response and made a number of wide-ranging recommendations when it released its report in June 2000. The report can be found at http://www.fas.org/irp/threat/commission.html.
Following his September 2005 trip to Iraq (click here for Trip Report), Congressman Wolf called for the creation of an independent, bipartisan panel to bring what he called “fresh eyes” to U.S. efforts in Iraq. The result was the establishment of the Iraq Study Group headed by James Baker and Lee Hamilton. The 10-member panel spent eight months developing a series of recommendations that were released in December 2006.
Congressman Wolf also is one of Congress's leading opponents of gambling, citing its destructive force on society and on children in particular. In 1997, he pushed for the creation of the National Gambling Impact Study Commission, which uncovered a myriad of destructive effects caused by gambling. The commission showed that as gambling has spread quickly throughout the country, it has had negative social and economic impacts on communities. When he saw the explosion of casino gambling on tribal lands and how the vast majority of Native Americans continue to suffer in abject poverty, he proposed legislation to examine U.S. policy toward Native Americans and develop policy recommendations to improve the welfare of tribes in the areas of health, economic development, housing and transportation infrastructure. He also called for a moratorium on the opening of any new tribal casinos and a halt to the federal recognition process of tribes until Congress can review the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988 and consider a reform package. Congressman Wolf also has worked to support laws to stop the proliferation of gambling on the Internet and on high school and college athletics. In addition, he also has worked to educate elected officials who potentially see legalized gambling as a quick fix to economic problems.
Congressman Wolf was born in 1939 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received his B.A. degree from Penn State University in 1961 and his law degree from Georgetown University in 1965. He lives in Vienna with his wife, Carolyn. They have five adult children and 15 grandchildren.
His Holiness Shree Nepali Baba
His Holiness Shree Nepali Baba born ed in Palpa Dist., Nepal has received unmatched blessings from Mata Vindhyavasini in the year1967. ( A Temple of Ma Vindhyavasini is situated, at Vindhyachal, Near Varanasi, India- A Temple of Ma Parvati- Mother of Lord Ganesha in the name of Ma Vindyavasini). His Holiness has been known to various Religious and Political organizations around the world. His predictions are true beyond doubt- His Holiness recently predicted about President Obama that he will win with clear majority and was published by few National and Local news papers.
His Holiness received an award of Ambassador of Peace last year from UPA of Washington DC. He was invited by ANA of Nepali Community as Chief Guest to bless the function in the year 2007. His Holiness has travel led on foot around 50,000 miles in India and Nepal for the purposes of world peace ever since he was blessed by Ma Vindhyavasini.
In the year 1986 when we were at the verge of 3rd World War, His Holiness declared that as long as he is alive there will be no world war and to make it happen His Holiness prayed through YAGYA (Vedic Prayers Through Holy Fire with various natural ingredients like Pure Butter, Scents, Rice, Sugar Cane, Wheat, Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, etc. and no sacrifice of any animals or living creatures what so ever.) by 11,000 learned Hindu Priests of India and Nepal from Nov.15th 1986 to Dec.16th.,1986 for 32 days at Vindhyachal - At the door steps of Ma Vindyavasini temple. A Yagya of this magnitude has not been organized in the last 5,000 years, historically. This Yagya was organised in the year 1986 when all super powers were getting ready to fight 3rd World War but after this Yagya this year was declared World Peace Year by the Russian President Gorbachev and American President Ronand Regan in order to bring an end to the Nuclear Weapons by both super powers.
In order to conduct this Yagya His Holiness travel led with 100 Nepali Priests on foot from Nepal to Vindhyachal, India around 500 miles. During this Yagya - 100,000 persons were eating free everyday and every one was welcome to meet His Holiness for his blessings during Yagya through line- on first come first meet basis irrespective of his position in Govt. or Financial Sector of the world. The then Current Prime Minister of India Mr. Chander Shaker waited 72 hours in line to meet and receive blessings from His Holiness. Before starting this unparalleled Yagya His Holiness met one of the four Shankarcharyas and other Religious personalities like Guru Visheswar Shastri Ji & Guru Ganeshwara Shastri Ji, KASHI NARESH- MAHARAJAH- Vibuti Narayan Singh, Chairman of Dhram Sabha, Varanasi, India. ( A un - questionable name in the Hindu Religion who approves and decides the Sun, Moon positions for the world and establishes the Hindu Festival dates for the whole year.) United Nations Organization ( UNO ) kept a record of this event and sent personal thanks to His Holiness Nepali Baba in the year 1986.
In the year 1970 at Vindyachal, India when His Holiniss Nepali Baba was worshiping and travelling 40-50 miles everyday on foot ,his name was changed by the public and devotees to present name "Nepali Baba". His birth name is Pandit Tej Nath Sharma and presently his age is around 59 years.
His Holiniss Nepali Baba has not eaten any wheat or grains for the last 39 years. He just lives on Tea and little dry fruits and consumes water only 200- 300 grams a day. His mission is to bring peace in the world and he is working towards a Yagya by 7000- 9000 Hindu Preists in the year 2012 to bring eco balances- End to Global Warming of Mother Earth. He further predicts that there will not be any eco unbalances for next 500 years after this Yagya is perormed.
His Holiniss Nepali Baba is a very simple person and wears white color clothes. His Holiniss Nepali Baba has performed around 900 small and big Yagyas in his life sofar and he is known by Yagya Purush - A Man who performs Yagyas. His Holiniss Nepali Baba has establised an Ashram by the name Shree Vindhyavasini Adhyatmik Sangh, Kathmandu, Nepal where continious Yagya is performed by 25- 35 learned Hindu Preists. His Ashram has started construction of Temple at the land purchased for the purpose.
His Holiniss Nepali Baba was awarded title of " Jagdacharya" which means a Guru of the World by World Hindu Federation on 3rd Sep. 1986 at Ficci Delhi, India by the then Minister Kamlapati Tripathi and Chairman Nagender Prasad Rijal. There are only seven Jagdacharyas in the world who have been awarded this title and are allowed to travel out of their country to preach their religion. Even Shankaracharyas of India are not allowed to travel out side of India to preach Hindu religion while on the position of Shankaracharya.
His mission is to establish World Peace ( Peace for everybody upon this earth ), Bring to an end of Global Warming, build Mata Vindyavasini Temple, Vedic School and Vedic University.
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