Mantra

traditions. Many people still believe that a meticulously calculated birth chart holds all the secrets to their life. Astrology dictates that the placement of planets shape our destiny, whether it be good or bad. There is no way out of it, besides mantras, yogas, and sacrifice. You can only alleviate not resolve. “Placement of celestial objects” holds no ultimate authority of one 's future. It is a misconception that holds no scientific evidence. Therefore, you should view concepts like…

The European Security Strategy (ESS) objectives were tailored according to Europe’s dominant religious teaching, Christianity, that their group of nations is divinely ordained by God and is therefore the correct standard by which all other nations should live and by their low-context ideals of time and progress that shape their society and economy. Historic religious ideals dating back prior to the 1500s are still highly valued in the creation of many nations in the European Union (EU) and…

As per the Vedas it is believed that once there were seven sages and Atharvan was the legendary among others who learnt the fire sacrificed or yajna, performed and then delivered the knowledge to others and with Sage Angiras he had written the Atharvaveda. Also in mundaka upnisad and some other texts, it is mentioned that he was born from the mind of the brahma and was the eldest son. Thereafter the races were started and people were known and categorized according to the different seven sages…

First, a company needs a thorough understanding of their situation and the ability, if no match for competitors need defend, waiting for an opportunity to attack. The Sun Tzu theory of “Those who are not able to win must defend.” This theory explained that, it is meant by when you realize that you do not have hundred per cent certainty to win your enemy, and at the same time, you know that your enemy do not have to opportunity to win the war, you may choose to defend yourself in a safe but not…

spoken amongst students within a university. This establishes a connection between the author and potential readers who have taken or are currently taking classes at an institution. Another instances includes when Bronson states that the, “server mantra: I need a real job”. A large majority of the general populous has at one point held a short term job and thought those same words, a reality so familiar that’s its surprising when it is noted. The desire to hold a job which you can perform till…

Comfortable is Shiloh’s mantra, and you need to keep that in mind when you’re choosing her kind of clothes for your child. From jackets to cargo pants, loose tees to knee-length boots, there are a host of options out there to pick from. Harper Seven Beckham This youngest member…

Moral economy of the peasant (James Scott) In this unique yet somewhat oversimplified piece (Moral economy of the peasant) James C. Scott appears to have touched upon a compelling and persuasive account on peasant communities, in particular when it comes to their survival awareness and the values that dominate their underpinnings. Scott depicts the “subsistence ethic” as peasant values of social justice, which are imperative for their survival in an agrarian economy. Put simply, Scott appears to…

Nearly half a century ago sixteen men came together and formed an organization based on a love of trout fishing and discontentment towards statewide trout stocking standards. In July 1959, along the banks of Michigan’s Au Sable River, George Griffith and fellow trout enthusiasts established ‘Trout, Unlimited’ (now known as Trout Unlimited) as a non-government organization with a vision to help trout populations thrive and prosper to their full potential (Trout Unlimited 11/11/2015). The founders…

And Justice for All: How Do We Deal with Oppression? It may seem foolish and nonsensical to compare two texts coming from such wildly different contexts as Douglass’s and Shakespeare’s times. Values change along with the times, and a cross-examination of the two works can lead to nothing but “apple-to-orange” type claims. When taken separately, Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure and Douglass’s “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” may seem completely unrelated to each other. But perspective…

"The way of Islam? Within Islam itself, every Muslim, every believer, has to practice certain worship, some personal practices, and five prayers every day. Every male and female is expected to perform prayers five times a day. Also, we fast during the month of Ramadan. Fasting is a very important, highly spiritual practice that you can go through, along with prayers and devotions at night during the month. "We also emphasize that each believer earns for himself, for his own livelihood, and that…