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Weight | .200 kg |
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Dimensions | 21 x 12 x 2 cm |
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Herald Pinter (1930-2008) was a British author who won the Nobel prize for Literature in 2005. He said about cricket, ‘I tend to think that cricket is the greatest thing that God ever created on earth.’Morals and values are the things that make a human life complete. We only emphasize on Universal values that can be followed by all the people of the world, irrespective of their caste, creed, language, religion, sex, nationality and the like. The human tendency is such that if they are forced to follow something they will resist it. Character and behaviour have to be moulded carefully over the years. So how do we do that? This is where one thought cricket could be useful. If values can be taught through stories why should it not be done through cricket? This is the motto behind writing this book. In the first chapter which is an Introduction to the volume, the role of philosophy in cricket is discussed. In the other chapters also, a judicious mixture of cricket and philosophy is served out in order to make it look like a delicious dish made out of milk and sugar. It is for the readers to enjoy it.
ISBN: 9789390119738
SKU: 4054
Publisher: BlueRose Publishers
Publish Date: 2020
Page Count: 345
Weight | .200 kg |
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Dimensions | 21 x 12 x 2 cm |
This book focuses on self-awareness, leadership and success as an outcome of performance and purpose. This book is focus on around the fixed and growth mindset and has become very much popular in playing circles.
The purpose of the book is to focus on the improvement of an individuals or teams sporting performance, both in terms of general capacity and as specific performances and an extensive process that prepares individuals and teams for participation in sports competitions
My present book ABHILASHA is comprised of 62 poems. Basically, the subject matter of all the poems is fueled by conditions of my surroundings and my personal heartfelt experience and thoughts. That is why in my writings philosophical ideas are reflected in the ways I have experienced life. In reality, I never wished or even thought to publish these poems, because these were written for my personal satisfaction from time to time. Therefore this book has situational blending.
Vedanta is considered by the common man as it is to do with spirituality and does not concern him. On the contrary, Vedanta is very much relevant to every living being to lead a life of sreyas to oneself and to society. Vedanta talks about Tattva (realities), Hita (means) and Purusartha (the goal). In Visistadvaita tattva is further classified as three realities cit (the sentient) acit (the insentient) and isvara the controller of the other two. It is the relationship between these three which is so significant, and that is what is discussed by all acaryas. The cit, when it is associated with acit in the form of sarira, is able to transact with the grace of Isvara to attain moksa the goal, the purusartha. Cit like Isvara is unperishable and it survives even after the body is dead. It enters another body based on the karma-phala that had fructified. This study is a comparison of the above concept as described by two great Vaisnava acarvas namely Pillai Lokacarya and Svami Desika.
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