This book contains a list of poems inspired by the events of life such as Birth, love and relationships, sex and romance, migration, race, war and death, current events, admiration of beauty etc. It depicts the hidden language of the heart and mind, the voice of the soul uniquely arranged to express the beauty within creative writing. It defies the common laws that governs the spoken words yet evocatively educational while vividly entertaining with your desire to know and digest the hidden...

The soul's dwelling in the material body deludes it so much that it thinks, 'I can live only on material food, can stand only on earth, can enjoy only material surroundings. Without these I am nowhere, I am nothing.' There is a Persian saying: 'Do not build a house on the ground of another.' This is what the soul does. Whatever it sees, the consciousness recognizes as itself. Its purity makes it reflect whatever is before it, and then it thinks, 'This is I,' just as clear water reflects ou...

This book is a collection of 213 fundamental quotes and aphorisms of Confucius. It grants his reflections on subjects ranging from Goverment and Ruler to Art of Life:“Do not do unto others what you do not want others to do unto you.”“Act with kindness but do not expect gratitude.”“Behind every smile there are teeth.”“Education breeds confidence. Confidence breeds hope. Hope breeds peace.”“Give a man a fish, feed home for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed ...

George Washington's Rules of Civility is a short list of 110 principles or maxims by which, supposedly, proper decent people must abide. While some of these maxims may seem dated others are still quite apt for today. A quick read, George Washington's Rules of Civility is an insightful look at the manners and customs of an age gone by.

This book is a collection of poems designed to help you the reader, find answers to the most asked questions of our times. What is the Illuminatti; What is their agenda; What is their plan for mankind. These and other questions shall be answered by those who have an enquiring mind and seek after true wisdom. This book of poems will open your eyes and your mind to what is happening, now and in the days and months to come. We are in the time of transition from one thing to another and unless...

There are in the Middle East today two challenging ideas: old and new. The old ideas will vanish because they are weak and exhausted. There is in the Middle East an awakening that defies slumber. This awakening will conquer because the sun is its leader and the dawn is its army. In the fields of the Middle East, which have been a large burial ground, stand the youth of Spring calling the occupants of the sepulchers to rise and march toward the new frontiers. When the Spring sings its hymns...

The world is full of selfishness and greed.

A collection of poems I have kept since I was 13-17 years old. They're all varying in different subjects but mostly it's about what I imagine certain things must have been like.

Unlock the more straightforward side of A Midsummer Night's Dream with this concise and insightful summary and analysis!This engaging summary presents an analysis of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a light-hearted comedy centred on two couples whose romantic lives go awry due to a mischievous magical being. When he accidentally gives a love potion to the wrong person, chaos ensues and the result is an action-packed and comical play which has been entic...

this is a poetry on love. there are 25 poems in it. expressed agony of love .agony of adore. this is dedicated to true lovers with deep love expressions you enjoy this

this is a short inspirational book about prayer and why we pray, which is our greatest source of personal energy.

Selected rubáyát by Omar Khayyam about wine in translated by Richard Le Gallienne. Works of the following artists are used in this publication: Works of the following artists are used in this publication: Mohammad Tajvidi, JLeopold Carl Müller, Charles Landelle, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Rudolf Ernst, Gustave Léonard de Jonghe, Léon Comerre, John Frederick Lewis, Nathaniel Sichel, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.