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Scintillating Stories- Book 2. 'Save a Life' and Other Stories. (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781311929761 bzw. 1311929762, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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This is a collection of stories; therefore I am giving a brief idea of each story.1.Save a life: Dr. Easandev felt that in accidents involving death of pregnant women, it might be possible in some cases, to save the life in the womb; he experimented and succeeded. Jagan risked his adopted daughter, who was the proof of success of Esandev's research, in order to get Jagan's sick mother operated. Advocate Atri revealed the whole truth in the court.2.Sleep walker: Sleep walking is an ailment; the afflicted person, Kamala in this story, is unaware of what she did or what was done to her during such a period; it led to a lot of misunderstanding and disrupted their family. Events helped reconciliation.3.7053: Sometimes a number like 7053 may prove embarrassing! It can also lead to a happy consequence for Murthy and Neeraja.4.Divine justice: A greedy Kiran tried to grab the property share of Kalyani by disputing her parentage. Scientific evidence nailed her lie in the open court.5.Save your motherland: There were many stories how earlier attempts of the Muslim conquerors were defeated; this is one such story.6.Justice, at last! : A student was falsely accused of cheating in the examination; finally he obtained justice through the court.7.'Beware of thieves': As thefts in trains increased, the Indian Railways displayed notices in the compartments warning the passengers. This story describes how a high-class thief was caught.8.A portrait of Jesus Christ: A person built an apartment building on the land on which a dilapidated Church stood. He was unable to sell any apartment till he purchased a portrait of Jesus Christ and housed it in the showcase of his apartment in the same building.9.Marriages are made in heaven: A train accident threw two strangers Sankar and Chandrika, together. She mistook him for her husband Vineet. Later, Sankar tried to correct her mistake. After some discussion, they reconciled to their destiny and continued to live together.10.A Deepavali gift: Som.
This is a collection of stories; therefore I am giving a brief idea of each story.1.Save a life: Dr. Easandev felt that in accidents involving death of pregnant women, it might be possible in some cases, to save the life in the womb; he experimented and succeeded. Jagan risked his adopted daughter, who was the proof of success of Esandev's research, in order to get Jagan's sick mother operated. Advocate Atri revealed the whole truth in the court.2.Sleep walker: Sleep walking is an ailment; the afflicted person, Kamala in this story, is unaware of what she did or what was done to her during such a period; it led to a lot of misunderstanding and disrupted their family. Events helped reconciliation.3.7053: Sometimes a number like 7053 may prove embarrassing! It can also lead to a happy consequence for Murthy and Neeraja.4.Divine justice: A greedy Kiran tried to grab the property share of Kalyani by disputing her parentage. Scientific evidence nailed her lie in the open court.5.Save your motherland: There were many stories how earlier attempts of the Muslim conquerors were defeated; this is one such story.6.Justice, at last! : A student was falsely accused of cheating in the examination; finally he obtained justice through the court.7.'Beware of thieves': As thefts in trains increased, the Indian Railways displayed notices in the compartments warning the passengers. This story describes how a high-class thief was caught.8.A portrait of Jesus Christ: A person built an apartment building on the land on which a dilapidated Church stood. He was unable to sell any apartment till he purchased a portrait of Jesus Christ and housed it in the showcase of his apartment in the same building.9.Marriages are made in heaven: A train accident threw two strangers Sankar and Chandrika, together. She mistook him for her husband Vineet. Later, Sankar tried to correct her mistake. After some discussion, they reconciled to their destiny and continued to live together.10.A Deepavali gift: Som.
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A Girl's Quest for Self-Realization (Abridged)- A Saga of Unacceptable love. (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781310573521 bzw. 1310573522, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, in-stock.
(Main story)Vasanthi was brought up even without allowing her to know the difference between a male and a female. When youth began to blossom she struggled to learn about the body's sexuality and its purpose in life. She sang a lyric superbly as Mohini in the drama Mohini Rukmangada; Saradhy who was also a friend of her father Sireshkumar, played the role of Rukmangada. Her singing sent the audience into raptures. A contact during the drama excited traces of physical love between them; he understood what it was but she was unable to comprehend the strange feeling. Saradhy used to come and help her remove her make-up before he attended to himself. She felt that she should not call him that day and should not be seen by him. She removed her make-up and went home. He knew her intimately from her childhood and continued to treat her like his daughter. He was greatly respected as an actor but no one had a good opinion of his moral character. The effects of the new experience continued to haunt both of them. Vasanthi persuaded Saradhy to attend her musical consort. He did but the stares and murmurs of the audience, made him leave abruptly which angered Vasanthi. He pacified her the next day. He casually reed the drama of Rana Pratapa Simha and suddenly decided to enact the drama after suitably rewriting it. With the help of Kireeti, he completed the task. Next day he went to Vasanthi's house. She told her father that it was Saradhy who taught her how to appreciate the subtle meaning of music and to enjoy its beauty. She said that even her superb action was a reflection of watching a supreme actor like Saradhy and that to achieve salvation she should acquire the quality of total immersion and involvement, possible only through Saradhy. She requested him never to desert her. He gave her her portion in the Ranapratapa drama and explained her role. He distributed the portions of the other actors to them. That evening he went to the beach and walked aimlessly for hours. As the darkn.
(Main story)Vasanthi was brought up even without allowing her to know the difference between a male and a female. When youth began to blossom she struggled to learn about the body's sexuality and its purpose in life. She sang a lyric superbly as Mohini in the drama Mohini Rukmangada; Saradhy who was also a friend of her father Sireshkumar, played the role of Rukmangada. Her singing sent the audience into raptures. A contact during the drama excited traces of physical love between them; he understood what it was but she was unable to comprehend the strange feeling. Saradhy used to come and help her remove her make-up before he attended to himself. She felt that she should not call him that day and should not be seen by him. She removed her make-up and went home. He knew her intimately from her childhood and continued to treat her like his daughter. He was greatly respected as an actor but no one had a good opinion of his moral character. The effects of the new experience continued to haunt both of them. Vasanthi persuaded Saradhy to attend her musical consort. He did but the stares and murmurs of the audience, made him leave abruptly which angered Vasanthi. He pacified her the next day. He casually reed the drama of Rana Pratapa Simha and suddenly decided to enact the drama after suitably rewriting it. With the help of Kireeti, he completed the task. Next day he went to Vasanthi's house. She told her father that it was Saradhy who taught her how to appreciate the subtle meaning of music and to enjoy its beauty. She said that even her superb action was a reflection of watching a supreme actor like Saradhy and that to achieve salvation she should acquire the quality of total immersion and involvement, possible only through Saradhy. She requested him never to desert her. He gave her her portion in the Ranapratapa drama and explained her role. He distributed the portions of the other actors to them. That evening he went to the beach and walked aimlessly for hours. As the darkn.
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A Girl's Quest for Self-Realization- A Saga of Unacceptable Love. (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781310668258 bzw. 1310668256, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, in-stock.
(Main story)Vasanthi was brought up even without allowing her to know the difference between a male and a female. When youth began to blossom she struggled to learn about the body's sexuality and its purpose in life. She sang a lyric superbly as Mohini in the drama Mohini Rukmangada; Saradhy who was also a friend of her father Sireshkumar, played the role of Rukmangada. Her singing sent the audience into raptures. A contact during the drama excited traces of physical love between them; he understood what it was but she was unable to comprehend the strange feeling. Saradhy used to come and help her remove her make-up before he attended to himself. She felt that she should not call him that day and should not be seen by him. She removed her make-up and went home. He knew her intimately from her childhood and continued to treat her like his daughter. He was greatly respected as an actor but no one had a good opinion of his moral character. The effects of the new experience continued to haunt both of them. Vasanthi persuaded Saradhy to attend her musical consort. He did but the stares and murmurs of the audience, made him leave abruptly which angered Vasanthi. He pacified her the next day. He casually reed the drama of Rana Pratapa Simha and suddenly decided to enact the drama after suitably rewriting it. With the help of Kireeti, he completed the task. Next day he went to Vasanthi's house. She told her father that it was Saradhy who taught her how to appreciate the subtle meaning of music and to enjoy its beauty. She said that even her superb action was a reflection of watching a supreme actor like Saradhy and that to achieve salvation she should acquire the quality of total immersion and involvement, possible only through Saradhy. She requested him never to desert her. He gave her her portion in the Ranapratapa drama and explained her role. He distributed the portions of the other actors to them. That evening he went to the beach and walked aimlessly for hours. As the darkn.
(Main story)Vasanthi was brought up even without allowing her to know the difference between a male and a female. When youth began to blossom she struggled to learn about the body's sexuality and its purpose in life. She sang a lyric superbly as Mohini in the drama Mohini Rukmangada; Saradhy who was also a friend of her father Sireshkumar, played the role of Rukmangada. Her singing sent the audience into raptures. A contact during the drama excited traces of physical love between them; he understood what it was but she was unable to comprehend the strange feeling. Saradhy used to come and help her remove her make-up before he attended to himself. She felt that she should not call him that day and should not be seen by him. She removed her make-up and went home. He knew her intimately from her childhood and continued to treat her like his daughter. He was greatly respected as an actor but no one had a good opinion of his moral character. The effects of the new experience continued to haunt both of them. Vasanthi persuaded Saradhy to attend her musical consort. He did but the stares and murmurs of the audience, made him leave abruptly which angered Vasanthi. He pacified her the next day. He casually reed the drama of Rana Pratapa Simha and suddenly decided to enact the drama after suitably rewriting it. With the help of Kireeti, he completed the task. Next day he went to Vasanthi's house. She told her father that it was Saradhy who taught her how to appreciate the subtle meaning of music and to enjoy its beauty. She said that even her superb action was a reflection of watching a supreme actor like Saradhy and that to achieve salvation she should acquire the quality of total immersion and involvement, possible only through Saradhy. She requested him never to desert her. He gave her her portion in the Ranapratapa drama and explained her role. He distributed the portions of the other actors to them. That evening he went to the beach and walked aimlessly for hours. As the darkn.
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A Girl´s Quest for Self-Realization (Abridged)- A Saga of Unacceptable love. als eBook von Ramakanth Jonnavittula
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A Girl´s Quest for Self-Realization- A Saga of Unacceptable Love. als eBook von Ramakanth Jonnavittula
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