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    The adventure begins on a plane, flying over the clouds and the Himalayas. As the passengers admired the view, Eric was thinking about somewhere else. His thought of navigating in 1933 in a beautiful paradise have referred to in James Hilton’s book where he called it Shangri-La, a utopian world separate from us and where only lucky souls can go. Some of these wanted to leave it, but Conway, a character with whom Eric relates and envies, didn’t. Eric Weiner lived in India in the 1990s as he was…

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    I am writing to express my support for a monument to be erected in the honor of Buddha. Buddhas are those who can obtain total freedom and wisdom of life and death ( Book XII 91-99 ). There is not only one Buddha in existence. Many Buddhas have existed, and each equally supreme to the next. Commencing with the Buddha who was originally known as Siddhartha Guantama whose destiny was to be a light of knowledge to end the dark illusions of the world ( Book I line 74 ). Boddhisattva is a…

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    Toni Morrison’s Songs of Solomon contains several twists and turns, she thrills us with her taste in Greek mythology and African-American folklore. This novel Songs of Solomon captures the real lifestyle of African-Americans back in the old days; the act of betrayal, love, trust, infidelity and most important self-recognition, identity, pride and acceptance. There are several theme of Songs of Solomon namely; Identity, History, Freedom, Racial Discrimination, Peace etc. Let’s briefly…

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    History Of Scientology

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    A brief History of Scientology The Scientology is a fairly new religion founded by Ron L. Hubbard in1954, a college dropout due to failing grades. Although he would later claim a distinguished wartime navel career, Ron never, in fact, saw combat, he left the US Navy requesting psychiatric care from the Veterans Administration. Ron had two polygamous fail marriages, and then he found success writing pulp/science fiction. In the late 1940s, Ron declared writing for a penny a word is just…

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    formula from that, and from that came horses, animals with double rows of teeth, cows, goats, and sheep. Purusha’s mind became the moon, his eye became the sun, his mouth turned into Indra and Agni, from his breath the wind was created, from his navel the atmosphere, from his head the heavens, from his feet the earth, and from his ear the cardinal directions. Genesis 1:1-31 from the bible- God created the heavens and the earth. He created light and darkness, day and night, the sky and heaven,…

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    Title: Blood. The great symbol and indicator of who you are, but also what you have done. Everyone has it, no one thinks about it, yet it makes up eight percent of your total body weight. Blood is the answer. It is plays a major role in the tragedy of Macbeth. The author, William Shakespeare, implants several different motifs throughout the play. Blood, being one of them, stands out as the most significant. It drives the minds and contributes in a way that it affects both Macbeth and Lady…

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    Ishmael Beah’s Memoir as a Reflection of Society Ishmael Beah is a writer from Sierra Leone and a human rights activist. He became famous for his extremely popular novel A Long Way Gone: A Memoir Of A Boy Soldier. The book was nominated for a Quill Award, an American literary award that was consumer driven, in 2007 and named one of the top ten nonfiction books in 2007 by Time magazine, ranking at number three. The book is a firsthand experience on the brutal civil war in Sierra Leone; Beah…

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    Meditation is useful for the body, it calms anxiety and is usually beneficial. This has been scientifically proven. So there are many reasons to meditate. There is no doubt that they can to stress, depression and anxiety help. It is useful for the emotional problems of everyday life, when things go wrong it is the heart opens and makes you aware. And if awareness increases, so does wisdom, and wisdom, which rises from the meditation is very powerful. Anyone can meditate, no matter who they are.…

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    The Louvre Museum curator was murdered with some codes and mysterious clue behind it. Robert Langdon, Harvard Iconology and symbology professor is summon by the police to solve the mystery behind the ruthless murder, with Sophie Neveu a French Cryptologist. Their journey to solve the mystery behind the curator’s death leads them to discovery of the Priory of Sion, the secret society that holds the truth about religious conspiracy. Dan Brown wrapped this amazing story with remarkable details with…

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    It is a story that had been played out thousands of times- the differences between men and women that are exploitable. Whether it is the general consensus the men are strong, capable, and autonomous, while women are weak, fragile, and stuck. Or in ancient mythology where the lovers that represent the Earth and sky, are separated. This story is once again told in Toni Morrison’s “Song of Solomon”. The men and women in this book are represented in the same stereotypical fashion, where women serve…

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