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What do you think, nothing is important in life except money? Why you earn money? Because you want to gain your property and it's required, right? So friend, getting true love is equally necessary to be the winner of the conclusive race of life.Is it verily necessary to know someone's past before falling in love? What if an Escort is your beloved? The society's answer will be 'find a fair, uncorrupted person.' I'll say not to glance at the eternal law book of life. Because, love does not belong to any section of the law. Some of us are in search of their half and few are afraid of losing a loved one. Some say 'WE ARE DONE' and very few people choose the path of repairing. Briefly, each love is unique and its happiness depends on your way of thinking. Like, every darkness is not so lucky to smear the cordial-kind lustre of a full moon, in the same way, not every love has consequences.So, dear pal, in this corrupted world, to keep your heart away from the fictitious tale of the society and to welcome you in the white world of love, here is presenting the collection of Unputdownable love stories, FREESIA.

Casket of Tales is an anthology of short stories by eight authors namely Harsha Modukuri, Nikhila Kotni, Priyanka Udatha, P. C. Ravuri, Rajiv R Nair, R. S. Chintalapati, Sharon Mathew, & Viswanath Perala.The short stories in this anthology have been chosen since all of them deal with the theme of love in unique yet memorable ways.

Hari, enjoying the sunset of his fulfilling life in the picturesque small town of Almora, decides to do the unthinkable.When everything was moving on smoothly, an abrupt discussion with his grandson opens up the old wound, forcing him to take a trip all the way to San Francisco, to seek an apology, he had almost forgotten about, from a friend, he hadn't spoken with, in 40 years.The time, they say, heals everything, but his injury has only gotten bigger, especially with this sudden realization after a huge passage of time.Now, he can't return till he receives the forgiveness, he yearns for, while his son is stunned with what he feels is his father's age-induced eccentricity.Will Hari get the apology he is dying for or will he be forced to live the rest of his life with regret and guilt.

This book is printed on 70gsm dust-free paper for better experience. Ghosts and spirits are less effective or less powerful. Whereas Satan, Demon, or Jinn are very powerful. All unusual things have the unusual power to move any object from here to there. Spirits and ghosts are more attracted to those places. About 80% of the world's people consider ghosts to be real.All unusual things like ghosts and ghosts take energy from humans. The feeling of ghosts and ghosts is also due to mental disorder.Scientists and doctors believe that things like ghosts are the product of human brain. These are caused by errors in the mind of man. Scientists consider them to be personality disorders.On hearing the name of the ghost, there is fear and panic in the mind. Logical people completely deny the existence of ghosts, while some superstitious people also associate common psychopaths with ghosts. But are there really ghosts, the answer to this question hardly satisfies anyone. We will try to understand this mystery through this book.

It is a matter of great luck for all of us that discussions have been started in India over the last one or two years on the scientificity of Vedic knowledge, culture and conduct and in many places classes have also been started. We are even more fortunate that the first study center of Vedic science of India started at Banaras Hindu University founded by Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya ji, who was an awarded of Bharat Ratna. I have also had the privilege of taking several classes as a guest teacher in the Vedic Science Department.Ms. Neha Singh is one of the meritorious students of the first session of Vedic Science Center of Kashi Hindu University, Varanasi, who continuously tried to learn more and more in a short time and to study her Vedic science intensively like a penance. She has taken admission in Vedic Science after graduating from fine arts, having so much interest in reading and knowing. Interest in Vedic science subject has been seen very rarely in today's youngsters.In the book titled 'Vedic Science' - Simple and Brief Introduction"" written by Ms. Neha Singh, along with a brief introduction to Vedic literature, she has tried to give a simple introduction to the many practices and cultures that we all adopt in our common life and is very easy to understand. Her efforts are indeed very much appreciated.

Aarnav, a Telugu guy, from the state of Andhra Pradesh, India, sets his foot unknowingly in the field of writing."A Writer's Road" describes the story of Aarnav's journey as an author over the course of four years. He lives in a society where judgement arrives faster than help, so he embarks on a journey against all those odds.Through this story, he describes his experiences & presents writing information which he hadn't known before he had published his first book. He puts emphasis on "If I can write, so can you". And he hopes that others can leave behind their hesitation and unnecessary fears with this beautifully presented rite of passage.

Only best friend can understand thair friends problem. and I think "" Ravindra Rathod"" understand our problem and find a solution on one of common question of student how to study? And my friend write a book ""gyan sutra : padhai ke"" sikho,kaise sikhe? Wonderful! How to study? It is very common problem but it's iffect is very deep. if we know how to study proper we can learn any difficult subject also. Ravindra Rathod did a successful job. Written a beautiful book ever I seen. When I was read this book my cenario to seeing study is get changed in complately positive. In this book all information about study how manage time? How set goal? How smart read,write, remember. All small aspects of study represent very deeply . Sayyad Samir ( upsc aspirant)

IS THERE SOME NEGATIVE ENERGY BEHIND THIS MURDER OR IS IT JUST SIMPLE SCIENCE?Sonia lington a famous journalist is on her way to Croxton a village somewhere in the country to meet an old friend but things take a turn when Lawrence Gilbert is murdered and people think it is due to some negative energy as he angered some witches. Is this true or is there some other explanation read on to find out.

This book is printed on 70 gsm dust-free paper for a better reading experience. For so many centuries, Hindus have been following many rituals and traditions in their domestic works from morning to evening. Some traditions are described in the Vedic scriptures and some have been associated with the scriptures of the Brahmin period. While people who are in Hindu religion follow religious customs with great respect, our intellectuals have claimed to have many scientific reasons behind the Hindu customs and traditions that have been going on for centuries. This shows how great is the Indian culture.In this book we will introduce you to some of the traditions which Hinduism has been following for many years. This thing may seem surprising, but these traditions are equally popular in every country outside India where Indians live.

Nature, She crafts the prologue, she crafts the epilogue, and in between we just scribble something.We are so desperate to connect with outer world, we forget to get connected from within. While we were busy checking someone else's stories on social media and passing our judgements on how enjoyable their lives are, we are missing moments from our lives that can be enjoyed better. We are so much into digital connections, we are slowly forgetting about how real touch, real smile and real hug means.I wonder a day might come when we will not die, we will only be logged off. Let's enjoy our present life and situation with full potential. - Author

Stray birds of summer come to my window to sing and fly away.And yellow leaves f autumn, which has no songs, flutter and fall there - 1Like the meeting of the seagulls and the waves we meet and come near. The seagulls fly off, the waves roll away and we depart. - 54

Sarppa Viyugam Two tracks StoryA young couple Hari and Jaya travel to Ooty along with eight year old Varun, who is younger brother of Jaya. Once they reach Ooty, Varun acts weird and abnormal. Initially Hari ignores those as he assumes as chlid acts but it end up as a monstrous issue.Durga, daughter of a wealthy man in Ooty and Vallabh, son of a Business man in Chennai fall in love with each other. When they decide to marry, their family astrologer warns them that their marriage would have disastrous after-effects in their family. Both the families were dejected hearing that. This makes Durga take a very important decision and that leads to some unfortunate painful events. Edho NadakkiradhuPsychology professor Amirthavarshini is invited as a guest for a talk show in Jupiter TV channel. She was shocked to know when she was informed at the last moment that the participants would be once mentally challenged people who were return from rehabilitation centre. In spite of that, she decides to face it with endurance. Unfortunately, the show starts with a disastrous incident and stuns everyone. In the other series, a group of Village people, meet Hariharasudhan, a wealthy business man in the town, for seeking his help to demolish a pretty old temple and build a new one. Hariharasudhan was astonished to know the reason for demolishing the old temple. He agrees to help but with some preconditions that shocks them. Since then, Hariharasudhan's wife feels that its a beginning of a problem that is going to hit hard.The author had penned both the stories with a mix of Psychology and Mystery with ting of science.

The writer considers abundance as a concept that injects satisfaction and hope in the minds of all mankind. He is just excited with the expression 'abundance.' He has immersed himself in the research of this concept. He therefore feels obliged to explain to his readers that the abundance mindset is the source of the abundance in our society. He feels that his duty to mankind calls on him to encourage his readers to acquire the abundance mindset as they seek abundance in wealth, position and influence. The abundance mindset is positive, optimistic, expansive, growth oriented and proactive. It is characterized the humanizing qualities of solidarity, sharing, cooperation, mutuality and human interdependence. Without these values in human hearts, the wealth that society produces no matter how plentiful, is hoarded, used greedily, egoistically and jealously by 'the powerful' in our society, bringing society back to poverty, want and scarcity. Acquiring the abundance mindset makes mankind want to share, care, excise solidarity and cooperation and in this way, abundance is multiplied in our society. The author has expanded on these themes deeply in this text making it useful to all categories of adult readers.