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Br hmanic Vignettes is a boon to readers of all ages interested in
India's past, its traditions, as well as its possible future. The
author's erudition in Sanskrit, English, and French has been used
to illuminate his varied experiences first as student, then
teacher, later as career diplomat, and after retirement, founder of
a unique school in Mysore, India. The school emphasizes Sanskrit
teaching; its students participate in a unique experiment called
Dharmamananam (described in the book), introducing them to Vedantic
values of ancient Indian culture. Glimpses of other countries,
leaders, benefactors, and common folk are vividly brought to light,
prompting the reader's intellectual and moral involvement. His
meetings with Dr. S. Radhakrishnan (scholar and former president of
India), Jawaharlal Nehru (first prime minister of India, who chose
him as a diplomatic recruit in the new Indian Republic), and many
events and encounters with fascinating people from varied cultures
have many interesting insights. The author's unique Br hmanic
perspective of India's foreign policy, Shakespeare, the Indian epic
Ramayana, and the need to revamp society and education using the
Gurukula model of ancient India and the Kibutzims of Israel makes
for compelling reading. His personal involvement with and the
account of the Portuguese enclaves and Goa becoming integral with
the nascent Indian republic, describes the pulls and pressures of
history and political reality with his own clarity of vision and
immediacy. There are many such sketches meriting study and
reflection.
From the 1990s the British developed an interest in
natural burial, also known as woodland, green, or ecological
burial. Natural
burial constitutes part of a long, historical legacy for British
funeral
innovation; from Victorian cemetery monuments and garden cemeteries
through the
birth and rise of cremation to the many things done with cremated
remains. The
book sets natural burial in the context of such creative dealing
with death,
grief, mourning, and the celebration of life. Themes from sociology
and
anthropology combine with psychological issues and theological
ideas to show
how human emotions take shape and help people consider their own
death whilst
also dealing with the death of those they love.
The authors explore the variety of motivations for
people to engage with natural burial and its popular appeal, using
interviews
with people having a relationship with one natural burial site
created by the
Church of England but open to all. They illustrate people's
understandings of
life and death in the sacred, secular and mixed worlds of modern
Britain.
The day that you were born was not an ordinary day, it was a day
that a champion was born. You were born for no other reason than to
Conquer, to conquer in your home, in your job, in your finances,
and in your personal own life. Pastor Alex explores in depth how to
overcome every circumstance in your life, how to realize that you
were born not as an ordinary person but a person with a destiny.
Our words have creative power. Any time you speak something, either
good or bad; you give life to what you are saying. You are
prophesying your own future. That's why it's so important to send
your words out in the direction you want your life to go. You can't
talk defeat and expect to have victory. You can't talk lack and
expect to have abundance. You will produce whatever you say. There
is Power in your words. Know this ......You were Born to Conquer
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Faith Hounds
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William N Mitchell; Foreword by David Brown; Illustrated by Amanda Weems
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Do you want your life to really count? If so, you must learn to
make the right choices because the choices you make turn around to
make you. The way you choose has the potential of increasing or
decreasing your joy in life. Making a quality choice between
several alternatives is tough. To ease the path and alleviate the
problem of making wrong choices, this book presents twelve major
criteria you should consider in making choices. These criteria
include: The Greatest Tragedy The Greatest Mistake The Greatest
Priority The Greatest Knowledge The Greatest Pursuit The Greatest
Motive The Greatest Motivation The Greatest Influence The Greatest
Enemy The Greatest Friend The Greatest Helper The Greatest Power
These criteria affect our personal, social, and spiritual life.
Choosing the best involves making choices in view of the criteria.
It involves having priorities and being focused in life. Choosing
the best is knowing what God wants you to accomplish in life and
investing your resources-time, talent, and treasure-on just that.
In short, it is to live for the things that really matter in the
long run.
With The Wilton Translation of the New Testament, Clyde Wilton has
sought to provide an accurate translation of the New Testament from
Greek into English. It is the result of many years of study, and
although this work has as its text the Greek New Testament (United
Bibles Societies, third ed.), Clyde has drawn from a wide variety
of sources to make his translation as accurate as possible to
original text.
This book illuminates our lives as we go through our spiritual
journeys with God. These poems reflect the hardcore experiences
that author Jessica Cager and her loved ones had to battle. At
times, this book reveals the dark and murky anguish that we battle
internally. Nevertheless, at the end of each battle, God shall set
us on high
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Exceptional
(Hardcover)
Fletcher Johnson; Edited by Thomas Trzyna
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