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I Think therefore I am
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One of the greatest unsolved mysteries of our life is about our own mind. On the one hand, we have extremists who shout from rooftops that this world, nay, this never ending cosmos is only a myth. It exists only in our mind. |
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E.E.Escultura |
Electromagnetic Treatment of Diseases
Sans Side Effect
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Every field of natural science is an extension of the grand E 1unified theory (GUT)1 , a general physical theory built on the laws of nature. A field of natural science is built on natural laws specific to that field. |
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Richard Smith |
Making Your Complaint Count
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I 'm a great complainer. As I have written before, I believe that we have a duty to complain in order to improve services and products. We usually complain after a poor experience, so the benefit is mostly to others; in other words, there is something selfless and even glorious about complaining. |
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Prakriti Bhandary |
Spiritual Intelligence for Virtuous Living
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Spirituality is the search for meaning in life. It is a facet of mankind that an individual looks for - to find a purpose to one's living, to express one's emotions and anxiety and to find a sense of relatedness to self and other species as well. |
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Holy Basil-The Queen Herb
Holy basil, known as Tulsi in India, is considered divine since time immemorial. It is grown on a decorated platform or in a pot in the front yard of every Hindu household. The plant is worshipped on a daily basis. They are also raised in gardens.
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