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Bhagavad Gita Trimmed and Categorised by Paras

Bhagavad Gita Trimmed and Categorised by Paras

Paras note: I’ve only collected the shlokas that I thought were useful and catagorised them e.g. repeating themes, duties, emotions, practices to be performed, etc. Either I found it to be of useful knowledge as in mindset (which will be of normal formatting) or they are instructions on how practices should be performed (which will be differentiated by bold or italics formatting). If you feel like I’ve missed something please let me know as there are a few versions of…

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The Kenyan Koroga – Did You Know

The Kenyan Koroga – Did You Know

-Koroga is a Kenyan Swahili word meaning ‘mix’ or ‘stir. -It is an exciting Kenyan dining that involves, outdoor cooking of usually Kenyan Indian cuisine; chicken or meat curry. – Normally, the revellers turn up with chopped ingredients and spices. -The food is cooked using Kenyan traditional charcoal-burning Kitchen (stove) and Mwiko (wooden spoon). -Diners can meet for Koroga once a week, others once a month. -There is ever someone standing by to help out or to take over the…

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Having Sex Too Early & Promiscuity – Sadhguru

Having Sex Too Early & Promiscuity – Sadhguru

(Short videos below the summary) Summary:– Having a friend of the opposite sex doesn’t necessarily mean you need to have a phyical relationship.– These are attitudes picked up from certain societies where body is everything. So saying relationship will mean something else to them.– So much emphasis should not be given to body. You have so many relationships that are profound without being physical.– Friendships and relationships can be developed in various levels while the physical is limited.– Two bodies…

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The Power of Myth – Joseph Campbell with Bill Moyers

The Power of Myth – Joseph Campbell with Bill Moyers

Click to watch the videos Click to get the companion book, ebook or audiobook Episode 1: The Hero’s Adventure About Campbell, hero types, hero deeds, Jesus Christ, the Buddha, Krishna, movie heroes, Star Wars as a metaphor, an Iroquois story: the refusal of suitors, dragons, dreams and Jungian psychology, “follow your bliss,” consciousness in plants, Gaia, Chartres cathedral, spirituality vs. economics, emerging myths, “Earthrise” as a symbol. Long before medieval knights charged off to slay dragons, tales of heroic adventures were…

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The Divine Romance by Paramhansa Yogananda

The Divine Romance by Paramhansa Yogananda

Story: This is the book that changed everything for me. My mother gave me this book between 2000 – 2003 after my deportation (Entertaining story in the link). I was in a bad place going worse. When I started reading this book I stopped eating, going out and clubbing which I used to do religiously every weekend. The message in the book was doing this to me. At some point it tells you to ask for Kriya and me being…

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Cooking Books, Movies & Documentaries Recommended in The 4-Hour Chef

Cooking Books, Movies & Documentaries Recommended in The 4-Hour Chef

Read the book summary/notes here – The 4-Hour Chef: The Simple Path to Cooking Like a Pro, Learning Anything, and Living the Good Life by Tim Ferriss TOP 10 CUISINE-SPECIFIC COOKBOOKS 1 – American Cookery – James Beard2 – The Food and Wines of Spain – Penelope Casas3 – Mastering the Art of French Cooking – Julia Child4 – The Classic Italian Cookbook – Marcella Hazan5 – An Invitation to Indian Cooking – Madhur Jaffrey6 – The Cuisines of Mexico…

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