Ghosts of Makara: Growing up Down-Under in a lost world of yesteryears, is the moving memoir of a son of an Irish-German immigrant family growing up during the 1920s and the Depression-wracked '30s in a wind-blasted, yet picturesque, Pacific corner of colonial New Zealand. Makara Beach could have been Middle-Earth of the Lord of the Rings, the Academy Award-winning movie which 70 years later used Makara as one of its filming locations. In this sepia-tinted, nostalgic, first-person family album, the author evokes a lost era Down Under, one without television, the Internet, or (early on) even radio, when he and his younger brothers and sisters acted out their own stories and dreamed their own dreams. It was truly a different world, where barefoot Bobbits grew up with a deep love of nature and respect for family--a world we can learn much from today.

Saṅkrānti is one of the most important festivals of the Sanātana Ārya Bhāratiyas. In scriptures it is called by other names such as Saṅkrānti, Makarasaṅkrānti, Makarasaṅkramaṇa, Makarasaṅkramaṇa, and Uttarāyaṇa puṇyakāla also. In Tamil Nadu it is called Pongal. Common people also call this as ‘Ellina Habba’. Though the distribution of sesame is in vougue in the next festival also i.e. ‘rathasaptamī’, it is only Saṅkrānti which is renownedly associated with the significance and fame pertaining to the gifting of sesame, and thus is well known as Eḷḷina habba. The Kannada proveb “Eḷḷu bellava tindu oḷḷeya māthanāḍu’ owes it’s origin to this festival. Our other books here can be searched using #BharathaSamskruthiPrakashana

Pop Sharman, an ascended master, incarnates in Australia during the twentieth century. His life, and that of his family, involves the integration of complex ideas weaving a tapestry with many meanings and spiritual concepts; encompassing religion, esoteric knowledge, astrology, myths, ecology, angelic kingdom and natural healing. Controversial subjects include the Vietnam war, political intrigue, industrial deception, medical malpractice, chemical danger to all life on our planet and much more.

Makara is a combination of different stories, like drama, revenge, love, psycho, suspense, adventure, mythology, fantasy everything you want. It has 11 different chapters, each chapter gives you a different feeling. Some of the chapters were ;- 1) Ara :- How a police officer solve a case by using “ Mugunghwa,,”2) ASTEROID:- I have adapted this story line from real story of, the heart of Puri Jagannath Swami and connecting it to Konark temple, Like this I written a new story like :- What happens if Aliens Came to Stole His Heart. For many stories I used real facts as my main line and changed them in a new fantasy. 3) Naina Devi :- In this book you will learn how the conditions are in the society and how to face them. Saka:-Due to some people in the society how a normal person became a psycho.4) Kashmir tea :- A man revolts by losing everything in the bomb blasts. While reading this book you will imagine that you are in another world…….

Based on the author's previous publication The Encyclopedia of Tibetan Symbols and Motifs, this handbook contains an array of symbols and motifs, accompanied by succinct explanations. It provides treatment of the essential Tibetan religious figures, themes and motifs, both secular and religious.

Seven ancient civilizations. One mage apprentice. A journey to rediscover all that was lost. Harpyn Freeble dreams of becoming a powerful mage. He gave up everything to apprentice himself to the one and only Mage Consul. But when a terrible explosion shatters the world, Harpyn finds himself without a mentor and without the key to saving humanity. That is... until he discovers an ancient artifact that will lead him back to a time when magic flowed freely and the Seven Citadels still stood. With no one left to guide him but the magic itself, can Harpyn harness the power of the ancients and restore the world’s greatest civilizations, or will he die trying?

A powerful force flows through Andrysfal. The race is on to reach the mage's tower. Harpyn is well on his way to joining the mage's order, but everything has gone wrong. His traveling companions have brought disaster with them, and now a cursed blade seems intent on destroying everyone it comes in contact with. Just when Harpyn thinks he's got things under control, a magical portal opens up and drags him back into the ancient world. Can Anaya and Brugo reconnect with their lost friend? Can Harpyn find the answers to harness the magic in the past?