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A Bachelor’s Guide to Counter Married Folks
If you are a bachelor, this is what the married people would almost always tell you: you are missing out on the superior pleasures of life which we can neither articulate nor display, but they are there. There is usually a sigh after that, god knows why? How do you respond to such a clever Read more
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An Introduction to Zen
Just as it is impossible to explain the beauty of a sunset to a man blind from his birth, so it is impossible for sages to find any words which will express their wisdom to common folks. For the wisdom of sages is not in their teachings; otherwise anybody might become a sage by simply Read more
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The Story of Indian Origins of Ayurveda
We all know that Yoga and Ayurveda are integral part of traditional Indian culture. That’s how so many people around the world know India today. So, how did it come to be? How did Ayurveda thrive in an ancient civilisation? There are two answers proposed to this question by Dr G. G. Gangadharan in his Read more
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The Art of Finding Happiness
The purpose of our existence is to seek happiness. The modern mind is quite sceptical about this statement, however commonsensical it may seem. Some feel, it’s not attainable. Others suggest, it might turn one into a self-centered maniac. Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader, denies both these claims. In his book The Art of Happiness, Read more
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300,000 Years of Indian History
In his book Early Indians, author Tony Joseph focuses on the ancestral history of the people living in the Indian subcontinent today. Clearly, there is a lot of ground to cover, and the story begins in Africa, 300,000 years ago, where the earliest remains of Homo Sapiens have been found. What happens after that? This Read more
