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This is a compilation of simple philosophical essays. Most of them are radical, extremist and even revolutionary. The thread that binds the essays is nature and the present state of the environment. The purpose of these essays is to rend apart the fabric of society and cause a sea change in the behavior and thought processes of this civilization. They seek the hidden truths of todaya€™s modern world. The aim is not to make people happier with their current state in life. So come with me and seek Goda€™s purpose in our lives. There is a search for truth here and some answers and a silent appeal to save nature and Goda€™s creatures.
I believe that the time has come to take radical steps to protect nature, otherwise all is lost. The market is full of books which preach how to be successful and rich. This book is the anti-thesis to them all. This is the path of renunciation and happiness.
WARNING : This book might make you feel sick.
The author was born in Jaipur, India and went to school there. He got his B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering from IIT Delhi in 1996. He has always been an environmentalist and loves to read fiction and philosophy.

The whole course of one’s life really can change in an instant.Peter is forty-four, prosperous, the owner of a big New York apartment and a player in the NY contemporary art dealing scene. He has been married to Rebecca for close on twenty years. Their marriage is sound, in the way marriages are. Peter might even describe himself to be happy. But when Mizzy, Rebecca’s much younger brother, comes to stay, his world is turned upside down. Returning to their New York flat after work one day, Peter sees the outline of Rebecca in the shower. But when he opens the shower door, it is Mizzy he comes face to face with. From that moment on, Mizzy who occupies all of Peter’s thoughts. His fascination with him is erotic but not exactly sexual. Without ever really falling out of love with his wife, he tumbles into love with her brother, and is encouraged that way by the young man.With traces of the tensions that ripple through Death in Venice, this novel from Michael Cuningham brilliantly examines the quest for unattainable, and temporal, beauty.

Raven Stevenson was in Lakeview barely twenty-four hours when she heard those ominous words. She'd come to the small Virginie town to reconcile with her brother and forget the haunting memories of her past. She didn't expect to find friends, community – or a thirty-five-year-old mystery of tragic love. Nor did she expect to meet Shane Montgomery, whose love for his ailing aunt Abby breaks through Raven's carefully built defenses.When Abby unwittingly shares some of the secrets behind that long-buried mustery, she and Raven are targeted by someone who wants those secrets silenced – and who's willing to kill both of them to do it.