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Kala Amrita Yoga is based on the Indian Vedic astrology system. Less well-known than its counterpart, Kala Sarpa Yoga, of which it is opposite and yet alliance of, Kala Amrita yoga occurs when when all planets are between Ketu and Rahu in a horoscope, (unlike Kala Sarpa Yoga when the planets are between Rahu and Ketu).

The World Scouting Movement celebrated its 100th birthday in 2007, making it one of the oldest youth movements on the planet. Since Sir Robert Baden-Powell of England founded the movement in 1907, 500 million boys (and, more recently, girls) have gone through the programs in their own countries. Boy Scouts are famous for their uniforms, their high moral values, their skills in the outdoors, their preparedness, and their service. We may know Boy Scouts from afar, however, and not realize the impact this relatively small group of people has had on the modern world. Here are ten Scouts who have changed the world as we know it.

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We know Neil fondly as the first human being to step on the moon. Although he earned the rank of Eagle Scout in 1947, it was another 22 years until Armstrong stepped onto the lunar surface and uttered the famous words that will forever be remembered on Earth: “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Next time you hear his other famous line – “The Eagle has landed”— you’ll hear both its meanings.

Luc Panissod, Secretary General of the World Organization of the Scout Movement, said, “As one might expect of an Eagle Scout, Neil Armstrong was always modest about his personal leadership role on that famous mission and the first to acknowledge the scores of people who contributed in so many ways to making it happen. He will always be an inspiration to ourselves and future generations of Scouts worldwide.”

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Lovell, like Armstrong, was also an astronaut. He became famous, however, under very different circumstances. In 1970, Lovell was commander of the Apollo 13 mission. On the way to land on the moon, his spacecraft suffered severe damage, making the moon landing impossible. Through the excellent leadership of Lovell and the cooperation of his crew with each other and mission control, the mission made it back to the Earth safely. The story was depicted several years later in the movie “Apollo 13” in which Tom Hanks plays Lovell.

Lovell received his Eagle Scout rank in 1943.

Franklin Roosevelt was quite the man. While he was apparently not a Boy Scout himself, FDR was a long-time Scout leader as an adult. Not only was FDR the only president to be elected for four terms, but those four terms were during a period of economic depression and, at the time, the worst war the world had ever seen.

In his spare time—if you could call it that—he was president of a Boy Scout council and engaged the Boy Scouts to aid the war effort. By the time of his death, he had been involved in Scouting for 24 years.

In a radio address to the Boy Scouts of America, in which he requested the BSA’s help for the war effort, Roosevelt said “. . . Scouting has been one of my active interests for many years. I have visited hundreds of Troops in their home towns and in their camps. I know therefore from personal experience the things we do and stand for as Scouts. We have ideals. We are a growing organization. We believe that we are accomplishing fine American results not only for our own membership, but also for our families, our communities and our Nation.”

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If you don’t know who Sam Walton was, you might have never made a midnight “Walmart run.” Sam Walton revolutionized the retail business in the United States, although quite a while after earning the rank of Eagle Scout at age 13. Walmart’s low prices, wide selection, and quality customer service made it the largest retailer in the country by 1991. In 1993, the year after Sam Walton died, Walmart brought in 1 billion dollars of revenue in a single week.

Walmart, in addition to its retail efforts, has donated over $750 million to the Children’s Miracle Network, an organization that raises funds and awareness for children’s hospitals.

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Unlike most of the others on this list, Spielberg’s career can be traced directly back to Boy Scouts: he was working on the photography merit badge and opted to tell a story with film instead of photos.

Spielberg says, “When I went for a Photography merit badge, I made a little 8mm movie. . . And the Boy Scouts in my troop—294, Scottsdale, Ariz.—liked the movie, made a lot of noise, laughed, clapped, and all that. I got that great virus of ‘I’ve got to do this the rest of my life.’ . . . That was how it all started."

IMDB says of Spielberg, “Undoubtedly one of the most influential film personalities in the history of film, Steven Spielberg is perhaps Hollywood's best known director . . .” Spielberg has been involved with movies such as ET, An American Tail, Saving Private Ryan, Jaws, and the Back to the Future and Indiana Jones series.

Paul McCartney is one of the most well-known names in music. Talking to PEOPLE magazine in 2008 about practice, he said, “I was a Boy Scout. ‘Be prepared,’ that’s the motto.” Millions of people have enjoyed the fruits of McCartney’s practicing. It’s ironic that McCartney valued Boy Scouts over his music early on—he missed his first scheduled performance with John Lennon to attend Scout camp in Derbyshire.

We don’t know much about John Lennon’s career as a Scout, but we know a lot about his impact on the world through music. Lennon formed the Beatles and wrote songs such as “Imagine,” “Come Together,” “Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds,” and “Happy Xmas (War Is Over).”

Schinder and Schwartz say of Lennon, “ revolutionised the sound, style, and attitude of popular music.”

"Martin Luther King Jr. was the most important voice of the American civil rights movement, which worked for equal rights for all. He was famous for using nonviolent resistance to overcome injustice, and he never got tired of trying to end segregation laws . . . He also did all he could to make people realize that 'all men are created equal.' Because of his great work, in 1964 King received the Nobel Peace Prize—the youngest person ever  to receive this high honor . . . He was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, when he was just 39 years old. His birthday is now observed as a national holiday on the third Monday in January.” (America's Library)

King is one of too many iconic figures whose existing popularity was enhanced by an untimely death. The world we live in today is drastically changed for the better through the sacrifices of people like King.

When Gates received the Silver Buffalo Award in 2010, he talked about his Scouting experience: “I wasn't good at hiking, I wasn't good at cooking the food. It was the overall experience of challenging yourself.” His former Scoutmaster mentioned that during an event where the other boys were demonstrating outdoor skills, Gates was demonstrating computer skills.

As of 2016, Gates is the richest man in the world, with a net worth of $78.2 billion. He and wife have given away $30.2 billion to various charitable organizations. Forbes named them the most philanthropic Americans in 2014.

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