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The phrase "everything in moderation" is a timeless piece of advice that suggests:
🧭 Avoid extremes — Whether it's food, work, leisure, spending, or even virtues like ambition or caution, the idea is to steer clear of excess or deficiency.
⚖️ Seek balance — It promotes a lifestyle where choices are measured and thoughtful, rather than impulsive or obsessive.
💬 Practical example: Enjoy dessert, but not the whole cake. Work hard, but don’t burn out. Speak your mind, but don’t dominate every conversation.
This principle traces back to ancient wisdom—Greek poet Hesiod said, “Moderation is best in all things.” It’s echoed in many cultures and philosophies as a guide to sustainable, healthy living.
know thy self
Here’s how it’s been interpreted across time:
🔍 Classical Greek Meaning
- Socrates saw it as the foundation of wisdom: true knowledge begins with recognizing what you do not know.
- It urged people to understand their place in the cosmos, their mortality, and their limitations.
🧭 Moral and Psychological Insight
- In Platonic dialogues, it evolved into a call to examine the soul—to pursue moral maturity through self-awareness.
- Socrates believed self-knowledge was not a destination but a lifelong journey, requiring reflection and dialogue with others.
🌍 Broader Cultural Echoes
- In Christian thought, it became a call to recognize both divine origin and human fallibility.
- In psychoanalysis, it was reinterpreted as understanding the unconscious mind—a mirror into hidden motivations.
GDPR
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An Introduction to the General Data Protection Regulation
Numerous governmental regulations exist to ensure consistency and transparency in how data is protected while also identifying consequences for when it is not. This module provides an overview of the General Data Protection Regulation, also known as the ‘GDPR’, and what it means to your organisation and your employees’ job function. Interactive content and ungraded knowledge checks assist in the application of this information to real-life scenarios. Note: This language-specific version of the module provides additional content exploring how the GDPR still impacts your organisation in a post-Brexit world by reviewing some of the similarities and differences between the GDPR and the UK-specific legislation, the Data Protection Act of 2018.
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A data subject is defined in the GDPR as an ‘identified or identifiable natural person’.
Identifiable natural person
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Identifiable natural person
An identifiable natural person is defined in the GDPR as ‘one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person’.
Personal data
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Personal data are defined in the GDPR as ‘any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (i.e., the data subject), including name, identification number, address, physical description, economic or cultural identity, and many other factors’. A good rule of thumb is, if a piece of information can be tied to a specific person, it is likely covered under the GDPR as personal data.
Data protection
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Data protection means safeguarding an individual’s fundamental right to privacy. This is done by ‘providing the individual with rights over their data and setting up systems of accountability and clear obligations for those who control or undertake the processing of the data’.
Data privacy
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Data privacy means empowering your users to make their own decisions about who can process their data and for what purpose.
A number of enquires about phone number privacy.
8th Jan 2025
Are phone numbers covered by GDPR?
google says -
Personal data can cover various types of information, such as name, date of birth, email address, phone number, address, physical characteristics, or location data – once it is clear to whom that information relates, or it is reasonably possible to find out.
It is only natural . .
It is only natural that any new site or WhatsApp invitation is treated with caution . Our response
Thank you for using the "contact us" form our new web site. We appreciate your enquiry.
The WhatsApp group is named - Friends of the Ramgarhia Community.
The site is currently hosted on godaddysites.com, but we plan to acquire an alternative domain name in the future.
You can learn more about the organisers on the 'About Us' page of the portal:
https://rsgsc.godaddysites.com/about-us
As a reminder, you have the option to opt out of these posts.
If you do decide to opt out, simply send a message to this WhatsApp chat or email us via the "Contact Us" section on the portal.
We will be more than happy to remove your phone number from the distribution list.
Kind regards,
Friends of the Ramgarhia Community
Feedback received so far.
As of 8th Jan 2025
Q- We had one request asking us to removed personal data, citing GDPR. Answer - We remove personal data ( in this case a name and phone number ) as per the privacy policy.
Q - An enquiry asking who manages this site ?
Answer - We have an "About Us" section explaining who we are.
Feedback received so far.
As of 11th Jan 2025
Q- We received another request asking us to removed personal data, citing GDPR. Answer - We remove personal data ( in this case a name and phone number ) as per the privacy policy.
Q - Another enquiry asking for personal names ?
Answer - We referred the enquiry to the "About Us" section on this si
ਉਗਵੈ ਸੂਰੁ ਨ ਜਾਪੈ ਚੰਦੁ ॥ ਜਹ ਗਿਆਨ ਪ੍ਰਗਾਸੁ ਅਗਿਆਨੁ ਮਿਟੰਤੁ ॥” “Ugavaai soor na jaapai chand. Jeh giaan pragaas agiaan miTant.” Translation: when the sun rises, the moon succumbs, wherever spiritual wisdom glows, ignorance is dispelled.
SGGS, Pg. No. 791
