Don’t try doing something just for the money: Ali Hale
| Ali Hale is a blogger and writer currently living in London in the UK. As well as her online work, she writes fiction and is taking a creative writing MA at Goldsmiths College. Her interests range from cross stitching to thrash metal (sometimes simultaneously). She firmly believes in getting the most from life, and writes about that on her blog Aliventures. You can also find her popping up as a paid or guest blogger on many other sites. |  |
Interview of Tamar Arslanian
| My name is Tamar Arslanian and I’m a single Manhattanite living in the city - with cat (s). For most of my 15 years in New York City I’ve worked in the advertising industry and led a pet-less existence.
Currently I share my home with my two rescue cats Kip (a sleek tabby) and Petie (a husky grey tuxedo). |
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Cricket craze in India
Craze, courage, fear, fantasy, win and the list goes on of words that have found entry in the cricket lexicon. What do these words signify in their association with the world of cricket? Craze to grab the accessories of the favorite cricketers, courage to postpone the important activities, fear of losing the match when 6 runs are required on the last ball, fantasy of imagining oneself among the big names of cricket and skipping meals and praying for the last match win that can balance the series.
Mandatory Counseling at Schools
Counseling has currently become an integral aspect in our life. We have heard of counseling for marriage, counseling for jobs, counseling for addiction etc., but of late, counseling in schools have also become prevalent. However, not all schools in India find this an important issue but considering the problems the students, teachers and parents are facing, it is essential that counseling is taken a little more seriously. Incidentally, there have been rumors that some schools here are going to send selected teachers for training in child psychology who will deal with the problems arising at school rather than hiring a Counselor.
Pan Nalin: Interview of an award winning film maker
Devang Vibhakar 
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echo of eco, film maker, nalin pandya, pan nalin, samsara, valley of flowers| 12 years in a small village Khijadiya, study in Baroda and now living in Paris, France. He has directed award winning film Samsara which earned him 120 crores. Later he made films such as Valley of Flowers, Buddha and a special documentary Echo of Eco. Apart from this, he has made many other documentaries, written stories and so on. Originally known as Nalin Pandya and now known as Pan Nalin has a story to tell to all those who has a dream! |  |
Interview of Swati Prakash
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Swati Prakash was initiated into the realms of divination, magick and transformation at the age of 11 when she spontaneously started creating spells and horoscopes, a skill inherited from her past lives. Her interest in the occult grew with several psychic insights that took her deeper into realms of Wicca, Dream-working, Past Life Therapy, Energy Healing and Tarot.
President - Tarot India Network |
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Types of concessions provided by Indian Railways
We hardly know any other concessions provided by Indian Railways except student concession and old age concession. Today, I was going through Indian Railway website - http://indianrail.gov.in/ for one of my upcoming travel enquiry and I came across this list of 67 types of concession provided by Indian Railways which I am sharing with you.
Meditation and Samadhi helps in deep cleansing: Moksha Lulla
My name is Moksha Lulla. Born on 15th Oct, 86. I have done graduation in commerce and now doing Advance Diploma in Interior designing. I am born and brought up in Ulhasnagar (Maharashtra). This is something about my general intro. I am a disciple of Osho and initiated into Sannyas on 31st Oct, 2002 by Osho Shailendraji (Younger brother of Osho) at Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. With my spiritual growth, I felt like sharing and spreading Osho’s teachings to others. With this urge, I started working in Oshodhara and am trying to do my little bit. Due to this, I travel often to Osho Nanak Dham, Murthal, Haryana.
Educating the Girl Child
If you educate a man you educate an individual but if you educate a woman, you educate the entire family. A child’s education starts at home from his/her mother. In our country, most of the people are not aware of women’s rights. The birth of a girl is not desired. It goes to the extreme of taking away the girl child’s life (at fetus level) which we were not supposed to do.
Religious way to earning money
This is one more idea that struck one fine morning. This idea has a series of supporting background factors behind it. This idea has been successfully tested and clicked by some so called smart people who know how to encash the religious feelings of Hindus. Wait wait, don’t you get any negative feelings about that. The idea is of course based on religious nature but business terms too are associated with it. It’s a win win situation, both for people and the organizer.