Yayaver > Recent Status Updates

It's different..there is a flow in the book whipe reading.

Par excellence....

Beauty captured so compactly...

The Brahmin felt defiled if he happened to touch a Muslim or an untouchable Hindu, the Muslim felt contaminated if he happened to touch a Hindu. I remember an uncle of mine who returned from the pilgrimage to Mecca called Haj, and was brought in a procession from the railway station, many Muslim and even some Hindu friends embracing him on the way. When he came home, he refused to embrace bis own children till he had

Isn’t life itself the final meaning and purpose of life? Isn’t it enough that one has lived, lived for sixty-one years, lived fully, experienced the richest emotions, witnessed the exciting events of one’s times, participated, to whatever humble extent, in the great drama of human existence?

Peshwar, Pune aur Mumbai ke kisse...

Peter Godwin's Mukiwa vividly captures the madness of war through his frontline experiences in Rhodesia's brutal insurgency, from ambushes and clashes with insurgents to the stark futility of a conflict fueled by local betrayals and unyielding violence. Godwin brushes "in touch with death" as a police reservist and chaos of the disintegration.

Brewing childhood memories of the writer in Rhodesia.

The author is living the story as it unfolds. This is what makes it captivating.

Story of child growing in the last years of Rhodesia

Where LOTR tends toward redemptive clarity, Williams leans into moral ambiguity, psychological realism, and prolonged suffering.

The more I read this, the more I am reminded of Lord of the Rings.

The Romantic angle is being explored now but the pace of the story is slow.

Boring

All things converge towards the master dream.. great power is not founded on facts but only interpretation..