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In a futuristic world of 2030, a pathologist in her early thirties, is struggling hard to find a purpose in her life. She has a hard choice to make between happiness and wisdom. An independent thinker and whistleblower, who is professionally a medical doctor, is making a hard fight against a pharmaceutical giant. He is in dire need of help from the pathologist. But she is again in conflict, whether to help the independent thinker or not. A neurosurgeon abdicated everything to live an ascetic life in a remote village. But does he have any ulterior motive? A motivational speaker is motivating the entire world, but how much he could motive himself? As the whistleblower intensifies his fight, the line of demarcation between his supporters and opposes is getting murky. He also have to face some past chapters of his life, which he always wanted to forget. In this gripping and enthralling new novel, author has sensitively and extensively explored the dimensions of happiness and wisdom, through a story embossed with elements of love, ambition, friendship, betrayal, abdication and existentialism.

Chanch Pottery is small industrial town on the bank of river Barakar.You will not find schools there. But plenty country wine shops are there around. During wages day it is common to see people are lying on the road being over drunk. Most of salary goes to wine shop & pocket of moneylender. Poverty, illiteracy, exploitation are common features of lives of natives of this area. River Barakar gets dried in summer, overflown during monsoon. But it does not change state of people staying by the side of river. People are born here to die in poverty. Badri Prasad,a colliery worker & trade union leader, decided to unsettle the settled fact. He challenged local mafia Ratnakar and advised other workers not to borrow money from him with high interest. Confrontation started. With the support of Leftist radical outfit Naxalites these tribals started fighting against oppression of landowners, money lenders anticipating that through these extremist Naxalites they will be able to find out their goal. But it is easy to break rather than to make. Killing people,damaging Government property nobody is going to gain anything. Tribals have realized today education is biggest strength of the society. With the back drop of tribal life BEYOND THE LINE is the story of struggle full life of tribals and keen desire to progress. Other stories will highlight various shades of human relations and mind set with blend of different tastes.

This is the bold and intriguing assertion of the Heart Sutra, a text of seminal importance to the Buddhist tradition made even more fascinating by its deep resonance with the cutting edges of quantum physics and cognitive science. In spare and approachable language, The Heart of the Universe deftly explores this gem of world religious literature from a variety of perspectives - historical, spiritual, linguistic, and scientific - each serving to interdependently illuminate the other.

Though "The Heart Sutra" is an ancient Buddhist scripture, scholars are now discovering how it offers insight into the nature of an ultimate reality perceived through intuitive wisdom. Fascinatingly, quantum physicists are increasingly discovering interesting parallels between science and the basic insights of "The Heart Sutra." In this important offering, Mu Soeng shows how the intellectual and the intuitive can begin to meet. In offering a commentary on this important piece of the world's great religious literature, "The Heart of the Universe" establishes a broad context to encounter "The Heart Sutra" on many levels -- historical, spiritual, and empirical -- each serving to interdependently illuminate the other.

There is an unseen world most people can't begin to imagine... ... Unless they can see the ghosts. Ben's sister Sam saw them all the time. Then she looked into the Judgement Box, and that's when Ben's life changed for ever. Would you look into the Judgement Box? Would you dare? If you can see what's inside, then maybe you have what it takes to join: The School of Night Demon Storm - The Terror is only just beginning Praise for Justin Richard's latest novel, The Parliament of Blood: 'A spine-tingling read . . . I loved it.' Julia Golding [A] rollicking ghoulish horror story written with great pace and historical detail. Children will love it.' Daily Mail 'A rollicking historical yarn about streetwise boys foiling a dastardly conspiracy . . . Impressive.' Daily Telegraph 'You can always trust Justin Richards to provide a rip-roaring story that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish, and this follow-up to The Death Collector is no exception ... This is the kind of book for reading late at night under the covers. A perfect Halloween read for anyone who prefers an adventure over gore.' Waterstone's Books Quarterly