I have signed up for the Haruki Murakami Reading Challenge. I read The Wind Up Bird Chronicle and After Dark. Now am reading 1Q84. I plan to read Norwegian Wood next.
Game of Blogs - Team Story6d: A Night to Remember... Chapter 05: Dream Chaser | Posted By: Nithya Kalyani Click here to read the Fourth chapter of this story on my team member Sneh Chandel’s blog __________________________________________________________________ 24 Carat Apartments, 10th floor penthouse, Bandra Shekhar slumped on his bed and closed his eyes. His eyes were burning, his heart threatened to implode in his rib cage. Slowly, he lay down and stretched himself out. Was it all true? Could Tara actually have a condition like that? Shekhar tightly shut his eyes. He tried to sleep. He had to sleep. Sleep eluded him. She was luring him but shied away when he attempted to slip into the state of bliss. Instead, he was forced to keep his eyes and mind open and go through the mental torture. Maybe it was the alcohol, Shekhar mused. Maybe Cyrus had said something else, and Shekhar had misunderstood him. He turned to ease the...
This post is written to #CelebrateBlogging, organized and moderated by Blogadda. You have entered ‘A Game Of Blogs’ ... Team name: Story6d Chapter 11 - Aryan's Magic Read the previous part of the story here . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter 11 | Aryan's Magic 24 Carat Apartments When Jennifer stepped down from the taxi near Tara’s apartment complex, she was unsure of her next step. On an impulse, she had grabbed her bag and strode out of the office. But now, standing in front of the apartment, she was feeling foolish. What would she do, go up to Aryan’s flat, ring the doorbell and ask, ‘Dude, what is your relationship with Tara?’ Even the thought made her feel silly. She had to think about her next step. She was still trying to understand why Tara had chosen her to do this detective work on Cyrus. Shrugging her slim shoulders, Jennifer made her way to find Aryan’s flat number. The ...
SPEAKING TREE Good And Evil Are Relative Concepts Discourse: SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR Evil has no absolute existence of its own . The Bhagavad Gita says: " The good will never perish; evil can never exist ".Evil doesn't exist as a separate entity; it is only an appearance. As such, it has only a relative, not absolute, existence. Just as darkness does not have an existence; it is not an entity or a substance but only a lack of light. In the same way, evil is simply lack of goodness. Moreover, according to the Puranas, even the demons finally merge into God: Ravana dies and merges into Rama. This approach avoids the dilemma about evil and the omnipresence of God. Most religions are of the view that God is Omnipresent, Omnipotent and Omniscient. If God is Omnipresent, then there is no place for evil to exist outside God. If you recognise separate existence for evil, then you have to forgo God's Omnipresence. If evil is another power that is outside, or challenging God's...
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