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The Upanishads are the final spiritual revelations found in the Sanatan Dharma or Hinduism. The basis of this text is to enlighten the individual about the ultimate reality, also known as the ‘Brahman’. It is ‘IT’ and the fundamental part of everything—the moment one realises the ultimate truth, they are liberated from the cycles of […]
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The Breakthrough by Daphne Du Maurie is a fictional short story about solving immortality. The story begins in the middle of nowhere and it can be quite confusing for the reader. However, as the story progresses a person can get the idea about the plot—which is very dark, nihilistic and scientific for the time.
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Allen Ginsberg is one of the most influential writers of 20th Century America whose works formulated as the keystone for the Beat movement. Moreover, the rise of this led to a great counter-culture in support of free speech for unpublished writers. His works are regarded as the Beat movement’s pioneer and still capture the time
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Martin Luther King Junior is one of the most influential figures of the 20th century regarding civil rights. The American Christian leader is well known for his non-violent activism, demanding equal rights for black people. Letter from Birmingham Jail is an important piece of document which Luther King wrote while serving a sentence.
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George Orwell’s, ‘Coming Up For Air’ is a great novel depicting middlemen’s lives during the World War II crisis. In the book, the war is yet to start and our protagonist, who was a participant in World War I, travels to his home town after two decades of separation. Unfortunately, he finds that the place
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Dante Alighieri was an Italian writer, poet and philosopher whose most notable works took over ten years to complete. The Divine Comedy is one of the most epic compositions of Western literature which comprises three notable titles—Inferno, Purgatory and Paradiso. Out of these, Dante’s Inferno has gathered a lot of readers over the centuries as
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For Whom The Bell Tolls is a novel by the great American author Ernest Hemingway. Published in 1940, the book is based on the Spanish War and Hemingway’s reporting experiences in that region. Therefore, the book is not entirely fiction, taking different accounts of Hemingway’s thoughts and intel.
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