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Manish Singh Parmar Ancient India

A Glimpse of Indias' Glorious Ancient Past

History
English
2883 Words
No Age Recommendation
284
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Ancient India is a comprehensive work that captures the historical strides from neolithic and chalcolithic times to Harappan civilization, Vedic times. This book is the comparative study of Ancient India from 2500 BC - 500 AD. This book is very informative and is must read for Students. Students and those interested in knowing about India's past do get to learn about varied cultures, lifestyle, and religion during this Glorious Period. [more]

Keywords: Ancient, India, History, Manish, Indus, Civilisation, Past, Glorious, Vedas, Buddhism, Brahamnism, Revolt, Rise, Jainism, Puranas, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Aranyakas, Brahamanas, Manu Smriti, Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra, Book [more][Less]

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Father Chiniquy The Priest, The Woman And The Confessional

Fiction
Chinese
53270 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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There are two women who ought to be the constant objects of the compassion of the disciples of [more]

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Surendranath Dasgupta A History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. 1

Fiction
English
211981 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Surendranath Dasgupta (Bengali: সুরেন্দ্রনাথ দাশগুপ্ত) (October 1887 – 18 December 1952) was a scholar of Sanskrit and philosophy. Dasgupta was born in Kushtia, Bengal (now in Bangladesh)in a Vaidya-Brahmin family. His ancestral home was in the village Goila inBarisal District. He studied in Ripon College Calcutta and graduated with honours in Sanskrit. Later, he received his Masters degree from Sanskrit College, Calcutta in 1908. He got a second Masters degree in Western Philosophy in 1910 from the University of Calcutta. [more]

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Rev Lawrence Kong Hee Vampires and Va_i_as, Heresy and Hearsay

Monologues and Fang Fragments to Provoke and Penetrate.

Satire
English
10789 Words
Ages 16 and up
461
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The original title began with "Vampires and Vaginas", but Facebook in all its righteous politically-correct fluff and officialdom bans that explicit advertisement, effectively forcing "self-censorship". This (sorry excuse for a) book is basically a party of spit, p*ss and sh*t on all caste and sexist crap - a pet project for public penetration of worthless recalcitrant brahmin and sex parasites/predators.It's also a rude theological shove in faces of people who are so "religious and spritual" that all they do is gyrate with palsy and "speak in tongues", without a single dose of hard logic and level-headed scripture audit.What happens when you put a sound-minded kid in a hip-hop herd-minded Charismatic MegaChurch? The "Zeal" of the Lord of Hosts probably makes a Deadpool of him. This is stuff is not for b/himbo romatic-fiction lovers who masturbate to erotic vampires, although they are welcome to convert. (For the Angels in Heaven would rejoice.)Lovers of Rowan Atkinson, Russel Peters, Jim Carey, Robin Williams will find this CockTail of subtle deapan and brutal explicitness irreverent enough for their perverse tastebuds. What a bunch of unholy uncircumcised heretics indeed. [more]

Keywords: Heresy, heresy christian history, power play, fantasy free, vengeance, kindle books, fifty shades of grey, kindle-books, sex, war, violence, theology, satire, supernatural, politics, Amazon kindle, God, Church, Christian, Church History, Catholic, Jew, Islam, Imam, Pope, Israel, Jerusalem, Original Sin, Temptation, Seduction, hinduism, women's rights, feminism, sexual abuse, sexism, india, guru, swami [more][Less]

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Anoop Chandola The Dharma Videos of Lust

Mysteries of Indian Religions

Fiction
English
1 Words
No Age Recommendation
915
6

“The Dharma Videos of Lust” was first published to acclaim in 2005, and is now re-issued by UKA Press in a fully revised, unexpurgated edition. Based on Professor Chandola’s own life, the novel tells the story of Mohan Chaube, who leads a double life – as a Brahmin priest, and as a radical university professor. Professor Chaube sits down one day to watch a few racy videos sent to him in secret, and suddenly comes face to face with his own assumptions. In the often hilarious, sometimes tragic, personal stories in this book, he weaves through Hindu mysteries, myths, rituals, rites, and festivals which wallow in sex and violence, and exposes the dark side of a religion followed by over a billion people. ”The Hindu priest: the scholarly and human experience of such an individual has never been recorded in literature.” - Charles S.J. White, Professor Emeritus and Chair, Department of Philosophy and Religion, American University ‘The Dharma Videos of Lust’: “Religion-wise, philologically, and linguistically correct” and “A rare feat.” - Michael Witzel, The Wales Professor of Sanskrit and Indian Studies, Harvard University “Fascinating, satirical and erudite, Chandola’s novel touches on Hinduism, Sikhism, yoga, rationalism, religion, a woman’s right to choose… Each story a thread added to a shining whole of pleasure, betrayal, lust and pain. Generous, humorous and full of linguistic pleasures, Chandola brilliantly melds the myths of ancient religions with the mysteries of modern life, immersing us in an entirely new and hypnotic world.” - Ellen Tanner Marsh, Best Selling Author, New York Times ”While the author illustrates how rituals serve as the glue of human relationships and social values, he also narrates messy collisions of religious tradition with contemporary lifestyles … From Vedic cosmology to classical aesthetic theory… a fine reading in an introductory course on Indian Religions.” - David Swain, PhD, South Asian Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago Anoop Chandola is available for all media interviews. chandola@email.arizona.edu UKA Press, Europe: andrea@ukauthors.com UKA Press, UK publicity: jolen.ukapress@ukauthors.com UKA Press, Japan: ukapress.editorial@gmail.com The Dharma Videos of Lust: ISBN 978-1-9057-9615-1 published by UKA Press, London, in August 2008 at £7.99 from www.ukapress.com ; at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and other stores. [more]

Keywords: Religion, Hinduism, Buddhism, Yoga, Atheism

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Ram Garikipati Scattered Fates

a novel on the second partition of India

Fiction
English
70603 Words
Ages 16 and up
2720
1

An alternate history novel, which unwraps in the backdrop of violent anti-Hindi agitations that rocked the State of Tamil Nadu (India) 50 years ago, narrated over two time frames – 1965 and 2005. It traces a son's search for the truth about his father's disappearance and the political intrigue that led to India's second partition into South & North, intertwined with the history of Korea. It is the story, in lucid conversational style, of Subbaiah, a university professor who gets drawn to the ideology of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, a political party that opposed the imposition of Hindi as the sole national language on 60 percent of the country’s population. He is entrusted with the task of rallying students to protest against the government’s decision to remove English as an official Indian language. The violence that follows spreads across South India, and the military is called in to restore order. He shelters Moon, a young injured foreign exchange student from Corea. While recuperating in his house, Moon gets acquainted with the culture and traditions of his host, including the intricacies of the caste system, thanks to his inquisitive nature and friendly banter with Subbaiah’s neighbor and best friend Ganapathy, a Brahmin, who is initially against this movement led by the backward castes, but slowly changes his mind. Moon is put on the first flight home as the civil war spirals out of control. Starting as a minor party functionary, Subbaiah ends up playing a crucial role in the freedom movement that ultimately leads to the second partition of India into Dravida (South India) and Hindustan (North India). He is even tipped to be the first Finance Minister of his newly independent country, but loses out to his political rival. A decade after independence, Subbaiah suddenly disappears without a trace. While everyone assumes that Hindustan spies abducted him, there are also doubts that he may have willingly defected to enemy territory. Thirty years later, Subbaiah’s son Naga, a journalist in Dravida, Asia’s most prosperous capitalist economy, plays host to Maya, a beautiful online friend from Corea who comes visiting for her research. She has strong sympathies for the socialist ideology and is pursuing her PhD on countries divided by civil wars. While helping her get acquainted with his country’s cultural traditions, they encounter a retired university professor, Ganapathy, who denies knowing Subbaiah, reacting in a suspicious and evasive manner. They are convinced that he is hiding something, suspect his role in Subbaiah’s disappearance, and are determined to unravel the truth. The duo finally manages to get the truth out. It was not something they were prepared to hear. [more]

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