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Krishna Mohan Avancha Never Judge Others

Never Judge Others You do not know their full story Inspired By The Teachings Of GAUR GOPAL DAS JI

Religion
English
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Would like to take this opportunity to thank Gaur Gopal Das Ji for his wonderful choice of words and wisdom which he has used to help crores of people like me to humble us, ask us to think again of what we know is true or believe in. His teachings and humor has undoubtedly touched millions of hearts and more so helped many like me to overcome our fits of rage, due to our arrogance and ignorance of the finest & simplest of truths. His simplest of explanations sometimes are what have moved and broken down my walls of Self-righteousness which I had built around myself. I had forgotten quite simply that though others may not have achieved as much but I was quite simply put a fool to undermine or insult them as I was not actually judging them but in a way was showing that though I had learnt a lot of arts but I was still poor at heart. I realised through Sir’s teachings that though they may have done something to annoy me, losing my patience and showing my anger was my weakness and that I was actually involuntarily stating that I was a fool & a nobody to judge. [more]

Keywords: never judge, non-judgemental, serve with a purpose, eye of the beholder

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Nathan Barreto Time: Judge

Fiction
Portuguese
32969 Words
Ages 12 and up
549
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O que é o tempo, se não uma sequência de fatos auxiliada por um paradigma que o ser humano fez? Aqueles que realmente compreendem isso e vivem isso podem ser chamados de "Juízes do Tempo". O dever de um Juiz do Tempo é o de corrigir paradoxos e dimensões alternativas na linha do tempo, a fim de criar uma linha verdadeira de acontecimentos. Logo, é também dever de um Juiz do Tempo eliminar as causas de um paradoxo, sendo elas humanas ou não. Obviamente, ninguém tem conhecimento de que esse tipo de existência exista, muito menos que se possa tornar algo do tipo. E é aí que entra Akashiro Shidou, um jovem despreocupado que só quer viver uma vida de paz e tranquilidade, poupando as suas energias. Certo dia, ele percebe que há algo de errado com a vida, como se todos os dias fossem um deja vu, como se todos os dias fossem o mesmo dia. Uma misteriosa e bela mulher informa ele de que ele é um paradoxo por ter percebido que a linha do tempo em que ele vivia foi separada pelo simples fato de que Shidou descobriu a essência do tempo. Lhe é dado um ultimato: se tornar um Juiz do Tempo e arcar com as consequências ou morrer. [more]

Keywords: Viagem no Tempo, Paradox Solving, Filosofia, Time, Travel, Time Travel, Filosophy, Romance

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Rebecca West The Judge

Fiction
English
192213 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Dame Cicely Isabel Fairfield DBE (21 December 1892 – 15 March 1983), known as Rebecca West, or Dame [more]

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Cece Burton don't judge a book by its cover

Short Story
English
3203 Words
Ages 12 and up
635
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Two friends go to a new school. Needing a get away. But where wrong. Nightmares come true. Things [more]

Keywords: nightmare, sexally abused, two friends, two boys, Rape, revenge

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unique coles NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COLOR

remember me then and remember me now

Poetry
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
189
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You can't just tell from looking at the outside of what's on the inside. Don't let the color [more]

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unique coles never judge a book by it's color

remember me then and remember me now

Poetry
English
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No Age Recommendation
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(sample book, for promotional use only)You can't tell just from looking on the outside of a book what's [more]

Keywords: poetry, poems, spoken words, essays, rhymes

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Vaughan Kester The Prodigal Judge by

Fiction
English
116131 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Vaughan or Vaughn Kester (September 12, 1869 – July 4, 1911) was a U.S. novelist and journalist. He was [more]

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Nathaniel Gordon The Golden Judge

Fiction
English
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Ages 18 and up
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Nathaniel Gordon (c. 1834 – February 21, 1862) was the only American slave trader to be tried, convicted, [more]

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Nathaniel Gordon The Golden Judge

Fiction
English
6119 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Gordon was born in Portland, Maine. He went into shipping and eventually owned his own ship, Erie. On August [more]

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Rebecca West The Judge (fiscle part-3)

Law
English
195860 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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It Was Not Because Life Was Not Good Enough That Ellen Melville Was Crying As She Sat By The Window. The World, Indeed, Even So Much Of It As Could Be Seen From Her Window, Was Extravagantly Beautiful. The Office Of Mr. Mactavish James, Writer To The Signet, Was In One Of Those Decent Grey Streets That Lie High On The Northward Slope Of Edinburgh New Town, And Ellen Was Looking Up The Side-Street That Opened Just Opposite And Revealed, Menacing As The Rattle Of Spears, The Black Rock And Bastions Of The Castle Against The White Beamless Glare Of The Southern Sky. And It Was The Hour Of The Clear Edinburgh Twilight, That Strange Time When The World Seems To Have Forgotten The Sun Though It Keeps Its Colour; It Could Still Be Seen That The Moss Between The Cobblestones Was A Wet Bright Green, And That A Red Autumn Had Been Busy With The Wind-Nipped Trees, Yet These Things Were Not Gay, But Cold And Remote As Brightness Might Be On The Bed Of A Deep Stream, Fathoms Beneath The Visitation Of The Sun. At This Time All The Town Was Ghostly, And She Loved It So. [more]

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