He Calls Me Mama is a tender and soul-stirring collection of poems that captures the raw, real, and radiant journey of motherhood.Through these poems, Jeena reflects on the moments that shape a mother-from midnight feedings and first steps to quiet doubts and fierce love. These poems are not about perfection, but presence. They speak to the mother who wonders if she's enough, the woman who's learning to hold herself while holding a child, and the heart that grows through every gigg...

Interest in meditation and mindfulness has skyrocketed in recent years, thanks largely to neuroimaging and the body of scientific research that has validated the many benefits of these practices. Sadly, the legal community has for the most part been left out, even though lawyers would clearly benefit from mindfulness. Many lawyers feel hesitant to try meditation, which can seem alien and inaccessible from the vantage point of a professional culture that places great value on logic and reas...

Jeena Gregory's new job promised big things—new clothes, new townhouse, new car, new furniture. . . in short, a new life. But when rumors around town cast her boss in a shady light, Jeena starts questioning her employer's integrity. As her new life begins to crumble around her, she has nowhere to turn, except to the God she had long forgotten.

A small story narrated for children

A small story narrated for children

Hariram and his young wife live a peaceful life until an evil demon casts eyes on them. The demon decides to fly away with Hariram's beautiful wife. A distraught Hariram looks for her everywhere but he is faced with disappointment at every turn. Hariram's life ends on a sad note and Vetal asks the wise King Vikramaditya to name the killer.

The devout Yagna Narayan and his wife are saddened by the fact that they do not have a child, but they do not give up hope. The years roll by but they don’t stop praying to God and suddenly one day God answers their prayers when Yagna Narayan’s wife realises that she is expecting a baby. The child arrives but dies an untimely death. The distraught parents can’t believe their eyes when they see their son come to life. Why and how does this happen?

Vrishabsen, the king of Shivpur is generous to a fault and his adoring subjects are very happy but Dharam Prakash, his minister does not agree with the King's spending habits. Disappointed at his unsuccessful attempts to change the King's behaviour Dharam Prakash sets out on a pilgrimage. He returns to Shivpur after several months and tells the King about the bewitching damsel who emerges from the sea. The impulsive King sets out in search of the damsel.

The Hemlock Journal Issue 08 ( Summer Issue 2025) includes selected writings of various authors and poets and artists who have submitted to the journal during the call for submissions. This is a collection of diverse voices from across the globe.

Welcome to the enchanting realm of poetry, where the alchemy of emotions and words weaves captivating spells. I'm thrilled to introduce my book, a poetic anthology that will guide you through the four seasons of existence. Each season symbolises a distinct emotion and facet of life, mirroring the natural world's cycles and urging us to embrace them. The book is meticulously divided into four sections,mirroring the four seasons: 'Hurting,' 'Learning,' 'Healing,' and 'Falling in Love...

George Reddy (15 January 1947 – 14 April 1972) was an Indian revolutionary, social activist, community leader, college leader, a research student in physics at Osmania University, Hyderabad. He is mostly known for his helping nature, and his huge enthusiasm for nuclear physics made him get his gold medal. He was a university student, remembered now primarily for his promotion of Marxist ideas and his opposition to social discrimination and economic inequality Reddy was killed in an attack ...

A small story narrated for children