The Tibetan Book of the Dead is actually a manual for the living. It details the journey each soul must make ofter death as reported back by meditators who used their lives to journey on other planes and bring back information about how reality is constructed. What can we expect after death? The Tibetan Book of the Dead is a guide for the soul, but also is related to every day life. Once you re...

This study aims to highlight the resilience and innovation of Taras Shevchenko National University Kyiv (KNU) in face internal external risks, particularly during times war political instability. KNU’s commitment advancing knowledge is evident through its successful maintenance educational, scientific, economic activities proactive measures counter propaganda misinformation. The university has ...

Courage/Bravery—Bitty was determined to escape his cage and become free so that he could help the other canaries and the miners. He faced many dangers but never gave up fighting for what he believed. What causes would you fight for? What kind of power do you feel you have to change things that you think are unfair? Do you think that influencing legislators is a good way to change things? Why or...

This study on the life of men in Sangam period explains norms that depended their profession and through profession, they earned income strived to achieve family honour. There were many professions such as brahmins (Antaṇar), king, shepherd, salt merchant, farmer, butcher, carpenter, fisherman, merchant. Through this article, we can learn about divisions existed at time. It be known cultivators...

For Saigō Takamori, the end of the shogunate was at hand. For three bloody and frantic days in January, 1868, his imperial army bombarded, pounded, and scattered the forces of Shogun Tokugawa Keiki. Four years of political machination, coup d'état, civil war, and radical thought had culminated at last in sweet triumph. Saigō was understandably elated. His victory meant the end of violence and t...

The "Mour" is an elegiac dirge in Laki – an ancient language still spoken in regions as diverse as Lorestan, Hamadan, Ilam, and Kermanshah. Sung in an elegiac non-rhythmic tune and just in one distich in memory of a dead person, these wistful melodies have a rather long history. The purpose of this article, which is descriptive-analytical and library-based, is to explore the relationship betwee...