Category: Guest Post
Inertia in entertainment: Aren’t we outsourcing it?
One peculiarly interesting aspect of Mumbai is that you will find some event or activity to participate in. The reason of this peculiarity, in this city traveling takes a bigger toll (time, money, energy) than […]
I am born in the wrong generation!
We live in an era of dying romance and lost conversation An era where an Instagram post displays devotion. A good morning text is the epitome of romance and where it is easier to make […]
Life lessons to reflect on a year in corporate
Last month, I officially completed a year in a market leading company. The experience has been, unexpected to say the least. Generally I would try to give some sort of a build up, but this […]
Finding grandeur in lackluster
The beauty of overpopulation is that people are available dime a dozen and the people are filtered through measures which used to be a differentiator earlier but is bare minimum today while the accessibility has […]
Why do you write when nobody is reading?
A question that has plagued mankind since never. Perhaps, people write because they are bored, or because they feel the need for validation or there is an external force which manifests in a way that […]
How to read books in a short amount of time? -by Jeyran Main
Having a busy book blog like this one comes with many emails and requests from authors wanting me to have a look at their work and reviewing them. Not to let anyone down, I had […]
Volleyball and Me! -by Crucio Girl
I first played volleyball a few years back. As I recall this, I realize that at that time I knew nothing about it. Something that I owe to my friends. They wanted me to tag […]
Benefits of Spiritual Yoga in a Secular World – by Claire
Yoga, as it exists today, is an ambiguous and ever-changing term. Its definition, goals and benefits differ from person to person, making yoga a multifaceted form of self-exploration and empowerment. For some, it is a […]
Instead of “Sorry” Try saying “Thank You”
We lead such hectic lives, and it is possible to miss some of those never-ending lists of things that need doing. Letting people down or being late for certain things may become a habit and […]
The lazy flower
“Hey, get up!” He didn’t really feel like moving. It was an annoying routine. What was the worth of it? Get up, survive and sleep. Contributing to the world as they call it. “Get up, […]
Free behind a Cowl
Miles he has come, Light years yet remain, Filling the aware traveller with disdain.| Standing at the branches, Is a luxury long gone, All that is ahead, Is the blank canvas of mourn. The reciprocity […]
Don’t Force It -by Jeyran Main
Today I wish to talk about an important issue that may come across your life. There may come a time where you force certain things on your life. You make sure that they are accomplished […]
Foreword
The Gods’ Work to Abandoned Son is an autobiography of a Filipino National who graduated in College by his will and faith in God. It is about a man’s life and ambition, his mother died when he was nine years old, his father harmed him, his half-brother tortured him during his childhood, and he was abandoned.
The story span of four chapters in chronological order, describing his childhood and adulthood life, his mysterious journey of life from nothing into something, a parallel journey that from learning at school and putting his faith on to God that turns his dreams into reality.
He became a street child, he was an alcohol heavy drinker, he became a victim of police brutality, and his life was almost taken twice by the bad youthful during his adulthood days.
Throughout his journey, he refers the real world of being a street child as dangerous; there are a lot of persons of the street with different characters that can harm you. He deals with them in any kind of matter whatever has caused and overcome them that lead him to a successful life.
Chernobyl disaster – The forgotten story
I’m not exactly sure when I learned about the Chernobyl disaster. I can’t have been a little kid, where on Earth would I have heard about such an event? I also know that it had […]
