A first-person narrative by the adult Larry Delaney, “The Drunkard” opens with his recollection of a critical episode in his childhood. The crisis began with the death of his father’s friend and confidant, Mr. Dooley. Larry’s father, Mick Delaney, took Mr. Dooley’s death very hard, not only because Mr. Dooley was about the same age as he but… Read More »
A Dance of the Forests presents a complex interplay between gods, mortals, and the dead in which the ideal goal is the experience of self-discovery within the context of West African spiritualism. The living have invited two glorious forefathers to take part in a feast and celebration—the “Gathering of the Tribes.” The god Aroni, however, explains in the prologue that he… Read More »
A Dance of the Forests presents a complex interplay between gods, mortals, and the dead in which the ideal goal is the experience of self-discovery within the context of West African spiritualism. The living have invited two glorious forefathers to take part in a feast and celebration—the “Gathering of the Tribes.” The god Aroni, however, explains in the prologue that he… Read More »
Marriage is wonderful, but it takes work. Whether you are newlyweds or have been married for a long time, there are rough patches in any marriage.If you feel like you need to up your game, there are some steps you can follow to make your wife happier every day. Appreciate her. Married couples can get comfortable with each other.… Read More »
No spymaster before him is so fabled for running meticulously conceived anti-terror operations deep inside enemy territory. He has personally trained agents in the dangerous art of exhaustive reconnaissance of insurgent hideouts in troubled Kashmir, at great risk to life and liberty. He has spent decades tirelessly tracking down suspected militants in the treacherous terrain of the North-East,… Read More »
The mother suffering from anxiety of a child refuses to treat cancer for a child’s life — referred to as visceral fat — is a major risk factor for type 2 diabetes, heart disease and other conditions.Many health organizations use BMI (body mass index) to classify weight and predict the risk of metabolic disease.However, this is misleading, as… Read More »
While you can still find a few websites that promote gravestone rubbing, many states have made this practice illegal. It can cause serious harm to a gravestone.The practice of gravestone rubbing was to place a piece of paper against the front of the gravestone and then use a crayon or pencil to rub against the paper. This was… Read More »
Palm reading, also known as palmistry, involves looking at the shapes of your hands and the lines on them to possibly tell you about your life and personality. While there is no clear evidence that your palm lines affect your life, it can still be a fun hobby to practice. When you want to begin interpreting your palm… Read More »
visits which are prescribed in Islam and are required for the purpose of making du’aa’ for the dead, praying for mercy for them, remembering death and preparing oneself for the Hereafter. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Visit the graves, for they remind you of the Hereafter.” (Narrated by Muslim, 976).The Prophet (peace… Read More »
Hives (medically known as (urticaria) are red, itchy, raised welts on the skin that appear in varying shapes and sizes; each one characteristically lasts no longer than six to 12 hours.Although hives are very common, their cause is often elusive.Hives can change size rapidly and move around, disappearing in one place and reappearing in other places, often in a matter… Read More »