Tales of Humour
Language: English
Stories in this Multimedia Title are:
- A Shared Dream
- Duel Of Wits
- Fair Shair
- Potful Of Wisdom
- The Big Parcel
- The Greater Fool
- The Linguist
- The Man Who Brought Ill-Luck
- The Thousnd Coins
- The Signature
Language: English
Stories in this Multimedia Title are:
Dhanush means a bow. In this asana the hands are used like a bow string to pull the head, trunck and legs up and the final pose resembles a bent bow. As the back is bent backwards, the abdomen gets elongated and is fully exercised and nourished, and receives proper blood circulation. This asana also…
Mantras Of The Guru In the Hindu tradition, the Guru is supreme. He is not only the way of God; he is God himself, because the Guru and God are not different. Those who have come under the benign gaze of a thru Guru know that he is the spiritual father and mother of the…
Maricha changed himself into a most captivating deer. Its face was like a glowing, golden, topaz from which gleamed its amethyst eyes. Its hair was golden in colour with spots which looked like silver and glistened in the sun. Its dainty, branching, antlers were dazzling and seemed to be set with gems. Its hooves looked…
Shilpa’s Yoga Tare Zameen Par
Further Reading On Krishna Janmashtami Lord Krishna’s birthday, Srijayanti or Krishnashtami also known as Janmashtami is the most popular festival in the whole of India. These two are the names by which this festival is called by the Vaishnavas, while among the Smartas it is known as Gokulashtami, and in Northern India as Janmashtami. Whatever…