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Dr. Kuda Chilume's life in a small village in Botswana has been ordinary... more or less. She thinks she's normal, believes it actually, but strange things keep happening to her. The closer she gets to her 30th birthday, the more atypical her life becomes. As the secrets of her birth and life start emerging, the more she realises just how unordinary she is. When Dr. Jake Dawn comes to her village, Jackalas II, his first confrontation with Kuda sets the tone for their relationship going forward. What they don't know is that their lives are inexplicably intertwined. Each day he is with her, Jake learns about the strangeness that has always been a part of Kuda's life. What she doesn't know is that both their lives have been channeled down a path that neither of them can escape.

THIS BOOK DEALS WITH THE ONE CHINA POLICY. HOPE THAT THE PUBLICATION OF THIS BOOK WILL BE USEFUL. THIS BOOK MAY NOT BE FREE FROM ERRORS AND CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISMS ARE WELCOMED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THIS BOOK.

"Life As I See it" is a collection of poetry that takes the readers on a ride to a fantasy world and to their childhood days. It is a reflection of the forgotten past, the mystic present and the unrevealed future.

This is an love story collection. Hope you all love it. It is a love story of one boy and girl. How they meet? how they propose each other.

If we have devotion to the name/form of a single deva the moment another name/ form creeps into our mind we feel disturbed. We learn verses related to that Deva, keep photos and statues of that Deva, the mere thought of another Deva can make us angry, The Bhakti mentioned here in this verse, is not devotion to any name or form. Here we have to be a spiritual aspirant. We have to understand the verses deeply. This classification of Bhakti is called Para Bhakti and Apara Bhakti. Aparabhakti is devotion to a personal God. Parabhakti is devotion to Parabhrahma. Parabhrahma and Paramatma are the same. Paramatma is not separate from each of us. Paramatma is Svasvaroopa, one's own essential nature. Devotion to Paramatma is Parabhakti. Here the devotee transcends all forms of ritualistic worship. This leads to knowledge of one's own essential nature. One gets firmly established in one's own essential nature. Here we have to fix our mind on the supreme reality, and be established in one's self. This is possible only by continuous meditation on the paramatma which is our own Atma.

The book talks about virginity and the social stigma about a girl's viriginity status. This is my tenth book.

These books gives us knowledge about our beloved Prophets in story form . Books are available on all e-sites such as Amazon (India , USA , UK ) , Flipkart (India ) , Snapdeal (India) , Booktopia (UK,USA) , Barneandnoble(UK,USA) Shopee (India) ,wordery (USA) ,Wob (UK), Libro (USA) , Notionpress (India) , Mobythegreat (U.S) , Libroworld (U.S ) , Powell's (City of Boos (U.S)) , Hugendubel.de (Germany ) , Walmart (U.S) , Betterworldbooks (U.S ) , Alibris (U.S ) . contact me on instagram @Soulful_suhana to order in bulk and to get great discounts on it (A.S)-Alaihi SalamThese books are available in English , Hindi , Roman Urdu English :Book 1 : Story of Prophet Adam (A.S)Book 2: Prophet Sheesh (A.S)Book 3: Prophet Idrees (A.S) Book 4 :Strom of Prophet Nuh (A.S)Book 5 : Journey from heaven to strom ( Story of Prophet Adam (A.S) from heaven to Prophet Nuh (A.S) in floods and strom) Roman Urdu Book 1 : "" Kahani Adam (A.S ) Ki"" Book 2:""Hazrat Sheesh (A.S) ""Book 3: "" Aknookh Yani Hazrat Idrees (A.S) ""Book 4 :""Toofan -e-Nuh ""(Story of Hazrat Nuh (A.S)""Book 5 :""Arsh se Toofan Tak ""(Story of Hazrat Adam (A.S) in Jannah to Hazrat Nuh (A.S) In Floods And Strom )

This book is a comprehensive commentary on an octet sung by Sage Vishvaanara in praise of Lord Shiva. Various references are quoted from the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Ithihaasaas to help the readers understand how Lord Shiva is the ultimate essence of the scriptures and surrender to Lord Shiva alone leads one to liberation.

This life is four days fair. Do not waste it. You have got this human body fortunately. Make it better by singing Bhajans and Praying God. Life is rushing and always busy. At the end of this life, nothing will go with you. Only your prayers and bhajan will take you across this life's ocean. With the help of this book, play and sing bhajans and get Moksh at the feet of Bhagwan. This is a collectible book.

Mandukya Upanishad : The Mandukya Upanishad directs the seeker to adopt a fixed method of worship. Most meditators have a picture of ¿ in their sadhana room. But a clear understanding of what is the relationship between Niranjan, the formless Brahman, the embodied Brahman and Om and why Brahman can be attained by worshiping 'Aum' is essential.By explaining its relationship with the four padas, four charanas or four divisions of Parabrahman and the four quantities of Om, the sage in this Upanishad has explained in a very simple way the esoteric knowledge of how a seeker can ascend through the spiritual path by doing ritualistic practice with different names of Brahma and different quantities of Om.

Isha Upanishad :The Isha Upanishad is considered the best of all the Upanishads. This Upanishad is the 40th chapter of Shukla Yajurveda Samhita.Most commentaries and writings of learned people are available on Ish Upanishad. This summary has been prepared with a view to it, which is capable of answering all the questions that arise in the mind of the inquisitive in realizing the truth and practicing it in life.The Ish Upanishad consists of eighteen verses, which discuss various topics, such as how the Supreme Lord created the universe, what is its form, how the automatic system of Brahma manages it, etc. It is very interesting to describe the beautiful arrangement that God has made so that all living beings can live in constant bliss.

Ashram Vyavasth¿The word a + shram means not burdened with shram (labor) in life. In that view, our life is an ashram. The main aim of human life is to become the best and the best. Planning his life span for that ashram system. Just as success is achieved through planning in every area of life, any person can become the best and the best if he organizes his time.

Noolkurippu:Nam valkhai - nigalchigalin thogupu mattume. Athanai naam purinthu kondal udal, uyir, manam, aanma, ""Amaithi"" adaiya vali vagukkum. Ithanai nam vaalkaiyum anubavangal moolamaga evvaru ulvaangi niraivana vaalkhaiyaga vaalnthu;Amaithi - Anantham mattrum peranandham enpathai mulumaiyaga adaiyum valikalai evvaru palagikkolvathu enpathi megachurukamaga vilakam sirukuripodu, pirapinragasiyam, seyalkal valipaadu, thavam, payirchiyin, mukkiyathuvam ivaigalinal naam adaiyum aakarvoorvama nalvalkhai; nammai amaithiku eppadi eppadi ithuchelkirathu enpathai mega elagvaga koorum nool.

Ken Upanishad : The Ken Upanishad, though very short, is very important. It has only one main theme: Who has power in this world? It belongs to God. It is an attempt to explain with illustration. The purpose of Adhyatma Shastras is to remove one's faith from perishable objects and fix it on the eternal essence (divine).That function is very beautifully the power of the soul over the senses in our body (vyashti) through Prana and the power of God over the Panchamahabhuta in the whole, which is explained by the illustration of the Yaksha. Our soul and God are one. It has also been clarified.The Ken Upanishad deals with three main themes:1. Who has the ultimate authority in this creation?2. What is the form of God and how can he be known?3. How can God be realized?Let us try to understand these three questions slowly, in simple and practical language.

This idea came into my mind after watching American tv series (The Walking Dead). I thought that it's high time that in India also there should be a TV series or a web series like that which will show the situation during a zombie apocalypse in India. So my idea for a web series or serial revolves around school students who get trapped in the school at the beginning of the apocalypse and then from there their journey begins for survival. It will be amazing to see how they get out of that school and where they go and yes among them there is someone who has a very strong connection with this outbreak. It will be interesting to watch how they will survive there and most importantly how they will escape and especially where Aryan destiny took him.It will have three seasons and I really feel it's time to go ahead of regular type of shows or typical saas bahu shows. Lets attract youth and kids and show them something thrilling which they have never experienced before.I have taken my character names if you want you can change it. Basically in the beginning the main characters for web series are Aryan, Karan, Rahul etc. Aryan is a special character because his father has a connection with that outbreak so it will be amazing to witness his journey.

THE BOOK HAS THE PRESTIGIOUS MATTER THAT CONTAINS THE STORY OF COVID - 19 OR MOHFW THIS BOOK IS GOOD TO READ & IN THIS BOOK THAT IS GIVEN HOW INDIA PROTECT OUR NATION BY COVID - 19 VIRUS IN THIS THE MATTER BELONG IT IS TRULY TRUE & IF YOU LIKE THE BOOK PLEASE GIVE YOUR RESPONSE TO paryushjainsagar@gmail.com THANKYOU FOR READING THAT'S ENOUGH FOR ME I DONT KNOW WHAT TO TYPE BECAUSE IT IS MY FIRST BOOK.

This book is written by Abhinav Ojha who is an entrepreneur , author and a poet.Aye zindagi is a collection of poems from all categories.

This erotic story is a fictional story and this story is not related to the person. All this story is made for entertainment only.

This book talks about the Rape Trauma Syndrome and how it affects a relationship between a man and a woman. This is second part of Thottachinungi novel.

iyaesu kiRisthuvukkuL en anbaana sagodhara sagodharigaLae, neengaL uNmaiyaana anbai thaeduginReergaLa?neengaL muzhumaiyaaga nambakkoodiya oru aekkamum thaedalum koNdavargala?ippoadhum indha budhdhagaththin nhoakkm andha anbaith thaedavum kaNduppidikavum ungaLukku udhavuvadhaagum.indha buththagaththin mukkiyapporuLaip purindhukkoLvadhu mukkiyam enbadhaal ella adhdhiyaayangaLaiyum paikkavum.iRaivan ungaLukkaga vaiththirukkum irakkaththaiyum anbaiyum puinhukkoLLa avar ungaLukku udhavuvaar.

A lot of hard work has been put into making important Notes and good efforts have been made, and an attempt has been made to make flawless Notes , yet if there is any error in error, then if you find it, inform us, correct it yourself. Be done. In this way, if there is any kind of loss to the reader, then the writer will have no responsibility nor will be responsible for any kind of litigation.It is the sole right of the author to print or reprint this Notes and if this Notes is to be reprinted or printed in any way, permission from the first author is mandatory, if anyone is found doing so, then over it Legal proceedings can be taken under copyright .

The Panchatantra is an ancient Indian collection of interrelated animal fables in Sanskrit verse and prose, arranged within a frame story. The surviving work is dated to roughly 200 BCE, based on older oral tradition. The text's author is unknown, but has been attributed to Vishnusharma in some recensions and Vasubhaga in others, both of which may be pen names. It is classical literature in a Hindu text, and based on older oral traditions with ""animal fables that are as old as we are able to imagine"".It is ""certainly the most frequently translated literary product of India"", and these stories are among the most widely known in the world. It goes by many names in many cultures. There is a version of Panchatantra in nearly every major language of India, and in addition there are 200 versions of the text in more than 50 languages around the world. One version reached Europe in the 11th century .before 1600 it existed in Greek, Latin, Spanish, Italian, German, English, Old Slavonic, Czech, and perhaps other Slavonic languages. Its range has extended from Java to Iceland... [In India,] it has been worked over and over again, expanded, abstracted, turned into verse, retold in prose, translated into medieval and modern vernaculars, and retranslated into Sanskrit. There are 33+ story in this book written by mr vivek kumar pandey.

This is a book of beautiful poems. Some poems point out how strong women are and the need for us to praise them. Young people must buy and read poetry like this.

A grave keeper who awaits his own passing, a high school prodigy who's at the end of his wits, a desperate wife with an anger issue, and a young boy who's in love with a sex worker - Soph and Other Short Stories is a short story collection that goes over themes of emptiness, depression, angst, and regret. It's an extremely short read, yet it encompasses all the shallow sentiments life has offered the author. It's a glimpse into the true nature of human beings, and a message that even though things appear perfect from the outside, the truth is often bleak and colourless.

To the readers, Open Letters have always been an effective way to express what the writer feels. 'To The One' is one such joy-ride, a compilation of open letters which anyone, irrespective of age and gender, can relate.

Tips to get green back...- Sreethumol. CTrees are essential for the survival of human life. Trees are essential for cooling the environment, purifying the air by removing harmful gases, providing essential elements like water, oxygen, shade, food, etc.But we are destroying trees on a large scale as part of development. While nature is being exploited without understanding its value, innocent new generations have to suffer its fate.Presented through a seven-year-old named Jeevan, this story also makes readers aware of the dire environmental problems we will soon face.When the trees become a fascinating sight to known with the help of the internet, the narrator reclaims the green nature from the little bit of nature love left in the seven-year-old.

64 of his compositions have been included in this poetry collection. There are poems related to contemporary situations.It will not be an exaggeration to say that the canvas of the young poet Suman Pathak is very wide. In his poems in this collection, he has spoken openly about all situations, inequalities, stereotypes, beliefs and beliefs, passions and morals and taboos, from the subtle to the subtle and the macro. The newness in the poems forces oneself to keep reading.Dr. Dinesh Pathak 'Shashi'

The fourth volume contains more than 200 short stories by more than 25 women. Stories from senior writers to junior writers are popularly compiled.