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The Hinduism - on Future of Humanity Dr.T.V.Rao .M.D. If one is asked to define Hinduism, no man with wisdom find a Immediate answer and majority find it is much more difficult...

visit http://www.bhajji.comVastu is a holistic concept of architecture and interior design, whose principles are partially utilised in Feng Shui. It is based on the ancient Indian science of construction and placement according to nature's...

Easter Island has long been the subject of curiosity and speculation. Easter Island was given its common name of "Easter" because the first recorded European visit by a Dutch Admiral Jacob Roggeveen was on Easter Sunday, 1722.

Today marks the beginning of the Group of Eight, or G8 Summit, a meeting of leaders from the world's wealthiest industrialized nations to discuss global economic and development issues.

It is the new age of scientific jargon, with paradox and paramour. So, the faith in human is needed rather showing and showering love to non-living things. The human need only love to live and not to harbour the haste hatred.

In this article we present a collection of local "superstitions" in Indonesia regarding everyday life and the meanings of the omens of Nature.Avoid sweeping the house at night as this would make it difficult to attract luck.Avoid sewing a...

Legal Submissions: Evidence of the Existence of The Great Architect of the Universe, called "God Almighty."It is not possible to have an intelligent discussion on anything that does not exist.

This past holiday weekend, like every one on the calendar, provided endless opportunities to SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!. If Congress has legislated a postal holiday there is an equal and AMAZING BLOWOUT! or EXTRAVAGANZA!

This Sunday marks one of the busiest days for our nation's telephone system. Sunday is Mothers Day and we are told that moms like flowers, jewelry, appliances, family gathered around the table and phone calls from those unable to present...

Among all the disturbing stories to come out of the Iraq War, now into its fifth year, one more, which I heard last week on a syndicated political talk show, chilled me to the bone.