Are you planning to move out of your home and need to clear it out or are you planning a large landscaping project? Maybe it’s time to clean out your garage or you’re going to remodel your kitchen or bathroom. No matter what home or commercial project you’ve got on your radar, you likely already know that it will result in a lot of trash or debris that will need to be disposed of. If you think it’s too much for your regular garbage service and you don’t want to make trips to the dump, you should consider renting a…
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In times when the discussions about religion and identity are more active than ever, Why Am I a Hindu provides a thoughtful and deep exploration of Hinduism as both a faith and a cultural identity. The author of the book is Shashi Tharoor, a well-known Indian politician, author, and former diplomat. Published in 2018, Why I Am a Hindu is not just Tharoor’s personal reflection but also a critical examination of the complexities surrounding Hinduism in contemporary India. The book is structured around the politician’s personal journey with Hinduism, linked with historical texts and philosophical insights. The book is divided…
Waiting for Smith is the musical project of Harry Lloyd, a British artist whose journey has been shaped by both extraordinary challenges and transformative experiences. After breaking his back at 24 and spending a year in recovery, Lloyd rediscovered his passion for music, picking up the guitar and writing songs with newfound purpose. His eclectic life path – from traveling across the world, learning languages, and becoming a ski instructor, to overcoming mental health struggles and healing in South Africa – has deeply influenced his music. Now based in the Netherlands, Waiting for Smith creates music with a mission: to help others live a happier state of existence, feeling less worry and more love and…
In Vedic astrology, often called the ‘house of fortune’ or ‘house of Dharma’. It has a significant value in an individual’s life, representing spirituality, long-distance travel, higher wisdom, and philosophical beliefs. The ninth house is the natural house of Jupiter, which symbolizes expansion, growth, and benevolence. One of the key aspects of the ninth house is concern with one’s dharma, or life purpose. It shows an individual’s moral values, ethical beliefs, and the guiding principles that will shape their actions. Spiritual beliefs and religious practices also come under the domain of the ninth house. The planet-like Sun in the ninth…
“How to Be OK” addresses the mental health crisis among men that demands more attention TAHOE CITY, Calif. — This Father’s Day, Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur, startup advisor, investor, filmmaker, and father of two, Mark Gogolewski, wants dads struggling with addiction and mental health crises to know that there is a path out of their current problems. In his new book, “How to Be OK (When You’re Supposed to Be OK But You’re Not),” Gogolewski writes about his personal struggle to overcome addiction, offering reflections about how men experience these problems differently. “Too many fathers are struggling silently, and their families are paying the…
In an ever-changing marketplace, the ability to evolve and innovate is crucial for success in business. One of the best ways to improve skills is through reading books. From leadership and management to marketing and finance, books present us various aspects of the world of business. Here are some of the benefits of reading business books. Skill Development One of the biggest advantages of reading books is that they focus on specific skills such as negotiation, time management, and strategic planning, which help us develop and improve our skills. Practical exercises and real examples help implement these skills. By reading…
Today’s dynamic society is transforming healthcare delivery with tools such as online doctor’s appointments. Online doctor’s appointments differ from conventional applications because they provide additional solutions to many old problems. Online doctor visits not only bring new experiences for patients but also change their perceptions and treatment. Unmatched Convenience for Modern Lifestyles The first and most significant benefit of online doctor visits is convenience. A required doctor visit often wastes valuable hours, considering it may include traveling to the doctor’s office, sitting in the waiting room, and the requisite time off work. All of these costs are saved going to…
In everyday English, “door” and “gate” are two common words for entryways. While they both let people or things pass through, they’re different. The difference lies in where they’re used, how they’re built, and what they’re for. What Is a Door? A door is a movable barrier that closes off an interior or exterior opening. You use a door to go in or out of a room, house, office, or indoor space. Doors are usually solid and are made of wood, metal, or glass. They offer privacy, insulation, and security. Examples: What Is a Gate? A gate is also a movable barrier, but it’s typically part of a fence, wall, or outdoor enclosure. Gates are found outside – in…
There Will Come Soft Rains is an emotional poem by Sara Teasdale that covers the themes of nature, the passage of time, and the indifference of the natural world to human existence and conflict. The poem was written in 1918, during the outcome of World War I. It perfectly catches the emotions of loss and the fragility of human life. There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground,And swallows circling with their shimmering sound;And frogs in the pools singing at night,And wild plum trees in tremulous white;Robins will wear their feathery fire,Whistling their whims on a low…
Sir Lulworth Quayne was making a leisurely progress through the Zoological Society’s Gardens in company with his nephew, recently returned from Mexico. The latter was interested in comparing and contrasting allied types of animals occurring in the North American and Old World fauna. “One of the most remarkable things in the wanderings of species,” he observed, “is the sudden impulse to trek and migrate that breaks out now and again, for no apparent reason, in communities of hitherto stay-at-home animals.” “In human affairs the same phenomenon is occasionally noticeable,” said Sir Lulworth; “perhaps the most striking instance of it occurred…