Definition of Style By Richard Templar in his book 'Rules at Work'
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- Lazy Saturday Afternoon....Random Thoughts
- Siddhartha, An Indian Tale
- Definition of Style By Richard Templar in his book...
- God in Stephen Hawking's A briefer history of time
- A story and six quotes
- The chemical basis of love!
- God vs. Science
- Desire,Bondage,Grief,Anger,Freedom
- Desire,Bondage,Grief,Anger,Freedom
- Quote(s) Time
- Delhi
- A Paradox & A Limerick
- Kural translation in chennai tamizh
- Rationalistic Thundering by David Hume
- Arindhavargal Sollakadavadhu - Let the known tell
- Some Interesting Age Quotes
- Upanishadic Gem
- Mumbai to Midtown, Chaat Hits the Spot
- IS SCIENCE KILLING THE SOUL?
- Understanding Mind
- My Take
Just one word: Awesome!! Debate between R...
- U.G. Krishnamurti's Meeting With Ramana Maharshi
- U.G. Krishnamurti's Meeting With Ramana Maharshi
- Atheism, Agnosticism and er....Ignosticism
- The Blaft Anthology of Tamil Pulp Fiction
- Economic crisis? India's tide has turned
- Inconsistent India need to make amends
- Women are their own worst enemies
- Everything is changing except treatment of the poor
- Next Installment of Songs
- Some Good Songs
- Kangal Irandal
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