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Maa
Before the 42 Laws of Maat and the 10 Maat Virtues, the ancient philosophers of Kamit (Egypt) relied upon a set of shamanic principles that taught how to work the Ra (the Spirit of God), called the Seven Codes of Maa. Similar to the 7 Universal Laws, the 7 Codes of Maa allowed the Kamitic people to see science and magic as the same thing, and work them both. In this book you will learn how to discover your purpose in life, reconnect to your ancestral past, create sacred spaces, and foretell the future using ordinary objects found in nature in order to change your dreams into a reality.
Catharsis with Maa
When the author's mother passes away, he had no way to share all the pent up emotions, inside of him. The loss he had suffered, years of time spent with the person he loved so dearly and long years of his pedagogical upbringing comes together in this amalgamation of life, experiences, emotions through a weirdly quirky pedagogical point of view.
Maa - A Mother
Maa – A Mother will successfully create faith, trust and rebuild the lost devotion amongst the distressed and from the bruised hearts of all! It is a heart that has bled for the love; a cradle to swing for the motherly warmth. It will take you to the realms of spirituality where a being will be carried into the arms of the Supreme. Jyan Ji will resolve the queries, Maa will swing the cradle! Together to dissolve into the ocean of Brahm – never to breathe the sorrow again!
In the Path of Light with Maa
IN THE PATH OF LIGHT WITH MAA: A JOURNEY OF LOVE AND TRANSFORMATION STEER THE COURSE OF YOUR TRANSFORMATION Were all on a journey to find out who we really are and what our purpose is. Youve probably noticed that the path usually isnt clear and direct. Read this book and be inspired by the story of someone who has suffered and is now living a life he loves. Be touched by his experiences and informed by the lessons hes learned. One big lesson: act now and dont wait! Theres no time to waste, so learn more about yourself, decide where to focus your attention, and take steps to reinvent your life. YOULL DISCOVER: ? Youre not alone and dont have to suffer ? You have the power to transform yourself and your life ? The importance of love, joy and devotion in life ? Greater clarity about who you are and where youre to transform ? Practical lessons for increased health and well being ? Ways to transform uncomfortable and self-destructive thoughts and emotions ? Practices for improving your relationships, including with partners and children ? How to communicate authentically and express yourself more powerfully
Maa Paa Story
Maa Paa Story is a collection of poems, stories, articles and real life incidence which compiled by Abhilasha Uday Tiwari and Abhishek Kumar with a creative team of spectacular co-authors.It is dedicated to all single Mothers, fathers and parents. Hope their emotions touch your heart and will leave imprints of it. When it comes to parents each one of us becomes emotional as we have spend each moment from birth till now and after also. They are the support system of your life rather a lifeline for us.We are lucky to have parents in our life many don't have that luck too. So cherish what u have and take care of them in their second childhood. Don't ever leave them alone as they never left you alone when you where not independent. They have sacrificed a lot for you child. Happy reading dear readers.
MAA KA DIL
In this book, it has been told about the heart full of mother's love, all the authors have given their views on the mother which tells the heart of the mother in very simple and easy words
Joy Maa Durga
This story is about reconnection with one’s roots, culture, and upbringing. Joy, the protagonist of the story hails from an Indian bengali family and is settled in Denmark with his mother, wife Shree and daughter named Misti. Though he belongs to a zamindar (landlords) family in Bengal, he is almost disconnected with the bengali culture because of the preoccupations and the distance from the culture and the homeland. He is often filled with guilt that he is not giving enough exposure of bengali culture to his daughter and she may face identity crisis in future. Don’t worry, this story is not about this common issue faced by most of the nonresidential Indians, irrespective of their cultur...
THE NON COMPLAINING HOMEMAKER- MAA
Mothers have been a constant support to the family along with which she has been someone who never has been paid for her work. No salary No Holiday. Round the clock 24 hours 7 days a week and 365 days a year she has been working just for her family. So its just a collection of stories about different kids adoring their mothers.
Youth and Experiences of Ageing among Maa
The Maa of East Africa are a cluster of related pastoral peoples who share a social organization based on age. This groups men into life-long cohorts from their initiation in youth, regardless of family wealth. Historically, this type of pre-market society has been described in every continent, but East Africa provides the principal surviving region of age-based societies, among whom the Maasai are the best known. In this volume, comparison between three branches of Maa highlights different aspects of their society: the dynamics of power with age and gender among the Maasai, of ritual performance and belief among the Samburu, and of historical change among the Chamus. Here it is argued that understanding another culture can only be approached through models derived in the first instance from the representations conveyed by members of that culture. The social anthropologist may then elaborate these images through the choice of analytical parallels, even extending to other disciplines and personal experience. Each chapter in this volume views Maa institutions through a different lens, exploring models relevant to a comprehensive analysis of their social life.
My Traditional Dil-E-Maa
Hi, I am Rohan – the best son in the world. And my girlfriend Milli is also the best. I just wish she had a different surname, though. My mom says she doesn’t like her. My parents are very particular about surnmaes. Now, Milli is very supportive. She is even ready to convert her caste, but there’s no havan or pooja (ritual). Damn! First of all, can our priests invent that, please? And secondly, what do I do now? Look inside to see how my highway-like life suddenly shifts to an old pot-holic lane if I ever win the surname battle.
