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Yanti's Choice
Yanti's Choice – A Wolvenglen Short Story Since she turned eighteen Yanti has been the highest sought after mate for every eligible male in Wolvenglen. But in their society, it's not the male who chooses the mate. Yanti has always wanted Roal; the one wolf that hasn't shown any interest in her as anything more than a friend. Disappointed Yanti refuses to give up on him. But dashing handsome Lash has her in his sights and won't give up until he has her. Roal knows that Yanti is more than special and deserves only the best male in Wolvenglen. But Roal feels more comfortable with his books than actually telling her of his feeling. And when it looks like Yanti has chosen another male as her mate, Roal makes a decision that could cost both of them a happily ever after. This is a short story in the Fairelle World.
Nepalese Linguistics
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Fallin’ in Love With Psycho Girl
Blurb Ian amat percaya diri bahwa ia adalah pengagum wanita, sehingga ia mampu mencintai dan menyayangi banyak wanita. Itulah mengapa kekasihnya tak pernah satu. Cintanya setengah buat Sarah, sebagian lain buat Nabila, Chika, Rosa dan entah siapa lagi yang jadi korban cintanya. Semua berubah saat ia melihat gadis itu, Sofia, secara tak sengaja. Ian ketagihan melihat wajah gadis itu hingga seiring bertambahnya waktu, bertemu si gadis menjadi suatu kebutuhan. Gila! Ian tak menyangka ia akan menjadi ‘bucin’ abad ini, karena Sofia menolaknya mentah-mentah. Mungkin kutukan mantan-mantan kekasihnya telah terwujud. Dasar Ian, ia tak mau kalah dan gengsi menjadi “yang ditolak”, ia berusaha sekuat tenaga membuat Sofia jatuh cinta. Segala jurus ia keluarkan, dari yang profesional hingga cara receh. Seakan segalanya belum bertambah buruk, belakangan ia ketahui jika Sofia, gadis manisnya, selalu bersikap aneh dan berbeda. Setiap bertemu dirinya, Sofia selalu berbeda. DIA, SOFIA, BERKEPRIBADIAN GANDA!
Noto of Java
Java is never what it seems to be. It is lush and beautiful, yet the volcanoes that dotted the island from west to east clearly hid the explosive power in its belly, often exploding as if to remind those living nearby that there are powers bigger than any human can muster. The Javanese, the largest tribe residing on the island also reflect this hidden dichotomy. Calm and pleasant and yet on occasion had been known to savagely killed thousands of its own for the same of ideology or religion. Most Javanese avowed to be Muslims, yet older Hindu-Buddhist rituals are often performed without question. This inability to break with the past makes the Javanese often derided by people from other tribe...
The Forceful Yoga
This book, which is the collection of the three principal sources on the Hathayoga Pradipika, the Gheranda Samhita and the siva Samhita, written in the medival period, is rather the reproduction of the three Sanskrit texts and their revised English translation, originally published by Panini office, Allahabad This collection of the three texts makes a brilliant exposition of the above theory to compensate the loss of the gorakhanath`s original texts on the Hathayoga.
Noto of Java Ii
The wedding of the century between Noto and Yanti was supposed to make the tie between the two kingdoms that much closer, yet it also makes the people of Solo realize just how well-off the people of Jogya truly are. They have their beloved sultan actually working for them, managing the province ably, while the sunan of Solo is basically powerless outside the palace wall. The people demanded that the two kingdoms be merged. The solution made Noto the crown prince of both kingdoms, a position that will eventually make him the king of the new kingdom, the Kingdom of New Mataram. Notos struggle with Nyai Roro Kidul escalated as he proceeded to destroy all the ill-gotten accursed weapons in the armories of Jogya and Solo. Notos attempt to rid of superstitions from among the Javanese while not falling into the clasp of Muslim fundamentalism forced him to thread a fine line guided by several of his elders.
Kissed by the Reaper
Some loves are worth battling both Heaven and Hell to keep. Rose committed an unpardonable sin right before she died. As penance, she has been reaping souls for Lucifer for over forty years. On All Hallows Eve, while ushering souls back to Hell, she runs into the mysteriously handsome Elijah - An Angel masquerading as a Jumper. Elijah has spent the last twenty years jumping from body to body to stay hidden on Earth. But when he finds himself mortally wounded there is only one person he can turn to for protection. The feisty and beautiful Reaper who tried to kill him the year before. Problem is, she's the very reason he's been running from both Heaven and Hell to begin with. With Elijah recup...
The Cure for GOD'S Epidemic
THE CURE FOR GOD'S EPIDEMIC is a revolutionary book dedicated to last reformer of India who wanted to create a worldwide religious revolution. He was a saint and an intellectual warrior. By his name the minds of Priests, Acharyas, Pundits, and Mullahs tremble with fear. This book is based on logic and reasoning -a book which opens up Hinduism and sheds light on Islam and Christianity. This book will make you to think who you are and why you are on this planet. For Hindus it will be an eye opener as what they have been practicing so far and even practice today is not what Hindu Dharma is? This book is bound to touch your inner soul and mind. The Book focuses for the first time in the History ...
Putnam's Monthly
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Nonviolence in the Mahabharata
In Indian mythological texts like the Mahābhārata and Rāmāyaṇa, there are recurrent tales about gleaners. The practice of "gleaning" in India had more to do with the house-less forest life than with residential village or urban life or with gathering residual post-harvest grains from cultivated fields. Gleaning can be seen a metaphor for the Mahābhārata poets’ art: an art that could have included their manner of gleaning what they made the leftovers (what they found useful) from many preexistent texts into Vyāsa’s “entire thought”—including oral texts and possibly written ones, such as philosophical debates and stories. This book explores the notion of non-violence in the ...
