ON THE PATH TO ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT
Literary works
Remember I sometimes mention the book that changed my life? This is the prequel. While most chapters narrate his encounters with so many Saints/Swamis/Yogis/Yoginis/etcs he’s even paid homage to folks like J. C. Bose (who made this microscope thing that sees life and reactions in metals, plants etc), his time with and homage chapter to … Read more
AYURVEDA: The Science of Traditional Indian Medicine – Vaidya Bhagwan Dash/Suhasini Ramaswamy It’s divided into 6 parts – Meaning of Ayurveda, natural body constitution, causes and diagnosis of disease, treatment of disease, measures for good health and glossary. I love glossary! Now you could call these home remedies but that wont be totally correct but everything … Read more
The part I liked was when the men act like bums coz instead of saying will or would the ladies say can or could coz to a man the c words question his capability while the w words are a request. Then he uses a proposal as an example… Could you marry me? The writer … Read more
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee: (From Wikipedia) To Kill a Mockingbird is a Southern Gothic novel by Harper Lee in the bildungsroman genre. Published in 1960, To Kill a Mockingbird won the Pulitzer Prize in 1961. It is taught in approximately 74% of schools in the United States. A 1991 survey by the … Read more
Conversations With God (An Uncommon Dialogue) – Book 1 by Neale Donald Walsch: The book has also helped me understand AOL and its teaching better. Wonder if he’s done it coz so much AOL already told us even few of the 8 tools/laws/truths. Anyway AOL aside I think this should be the new age holy … Read more
OH MY GOD! The whole thing had more about psycho politics and methods of getting into ‘Capitalists’ homes and area codes to do all kindsa craziness. See this thing was written by pro-Communists and they ‘know’ that their way is the right way which is why they have to destroy all other ‘organs’ that seem … Read more
