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A Course in Miracles!

January 21, 2019 Crystal 0

There is within each of us a center where we can retreat and find rest from the activities of the world. Love calls to each of us to slip effortlessly through the open door and

What is the need of translation services in public sectors?

December 26, 2017 Guest 0

Why do people feel the requirement of the translation services in public sectors? When you see the public sector in different countries, what can inspire them to promote translation services? When talking about translation services,

WAR

September 14, 2016 Vyom Agarwal 0

When brutal spirits are worn by men, To burn and chop and kill; When brothers change to brothers-in-arm, To slew and bleed with chill; When men start to kill at will, To end their scores

Order and Chaos – An Impression of Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke

March 11, 2014 Guest 0

(Contains spoilers!) Alan Moore’s Batman: The Killing Joke is one of the landmark DC graphic novels that explores the quagmire that is the relationship between Batman and The Joker. Being one of Moore’s seminal works,

Death Benefit-A Review

February 19, 2014 Meher 0

It was the 31st of December and I had entered the airport ready to leave home for the next semester of college. It was going to be a long flight and I decided to stop

Book Review: UNSETTLED

August 1, 2013 Anirudh Chand 2

Title: Unsettled Language: English Author: Neelima Vinod Genre: Love and Romance, Supernatural Publisher: Indireads Incorporated, Toronto – Ontario ISBN: 978192782607-2 Pages: 86 Type: e-book (Download Unsettled) Grab a sample chapter. Synopsis: A poet wrongfully banished from

Dan Brown’s “Inferno”: Your Blog Says…

June 23, 2013 Anirudh Chand 1

A lot is expected from Dan Brown. Most of his fame came from the incredible uproar his “Da Vinci Code” created. Truth be told, never would I have unearthed the pleasure of reading his books

The Human Soul in Plato’s ‘Allegory of the Cave’

November 14, 2012 Guest 0

Writing around 380 BC, Plato concerned himself with metaphysics, epistemology and political philosophy in his seminal work The Republic. In his attempt to define the qualities of the just man and the just city, Plato