When Karma Goes Upside Down

Karma has a wicked sense of humour. All we can do is laugh when it’s our turn. By day, Aarush is struggling to get admission in a reputed college for his Master’s degree; by night, he is a technical support man working in a call centre. His lady love plans

Aarush Ridhima and Jewellsa are bypassing the Bridge from teenage to adulthood, the Journey of three Characters submerge when Aarush's childhood love Ridhima who ones betrayed him takes Admission in his college, however it may be to late for them to hook their strings again as Jewellsa and Aarush by

A bestselling author, struggling to find a plot for his new novel, decides to write about the dark dungeons of technical support - the industry in which he started his career. But unlike the story he is writing, he doesn’t feel in control of his own life - thanks to

No matter how well you plan, you never know when something or someone may turn your life in a new direction—or even completely upside down. Whether it’s the physics of fate or simply bad timing, every action produces a reaction—and no one can escape destiny. This collection of short stories

Books about Karma: In The Mist of It All

Ayush is happily living with his wife Ritu till an unfortunate tragedy knocks his doors to turn his life upside down. His life completely takes a U-turn from being a technocrat to a jobless guy. To set things in line he has to go through an occult journey of past.

Books about The Vedanta Kesari

In the Tibetan cultural region, schools of non-buddhist and buddhist Indian philosophy were systematized and compared in texts called presentation of tenets in order to get a handle on the plethora of philosophical systems inhereited from India.

She is still the exotic creature that swam across the seven seas to find me-wistful, demanding, and playful. There were piles of cards: birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year-all wrapped up neatly with ribbons. There were dried flowers, old perfume bottles, costume jewelry, hats, gloves, old lace

In A Broken Therapists Guide to Completeness, Mark Vegh explains how so many of us live with a fragmented perspective due to hurts and traumas of the past. We try to hide from our pain or push it away, but it only makes us rigid, cautious, and defensive. Or rather