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Beyond Life: A Doctor's Journey to the Edge of Hell and Back
What happens after we die? It's a question no one can truly answer. Some believe in reincarnation, others in heaven and hell, and some believe nothing at all. Recently, I read an article about Dr. Rajie Parti, a materialistic doctor who had his own out-of-body experience during surgery. He saw his life and was eventually drawn to the edge of hell, where he heard a voice urging him to change his ways. Convinced of his experience, Dr. Parti quit his job and now helps people through alternative methods. Near-death experiences (NDEs) like Dr. Parti's are more common than you think, reported by about 200,000 Americans a year.
Bincy MathewPublished 2 minutes ago in FictionThe Secret Garden
Titl In the heart of the countryside, nestled between rolling hills and whispering trees, there lay a forgotten garden. Its walls, draped with ivy, concealed it from prying eyes, and its gates, rusted with age, kept its secrets locked away. But within its bounds, a world of magic and wonder awaited, unknown to all but a few.
Mahbub HossainPublished 2 minutes ago in EducationThe blueberry theft
The young one bereft to the house a adventure for succubus. To the shoft she lofts to inhere a she can heard the drums of the beloved singing loft. She can to tell a reaductive measure of which she may fellow ship to learn the adventurous grove she may encounter to her trail the path of the shoft.
The ecinmyPublished 10 minutes ago in FictionUxoriousness
Experience shows That the small betrayals are Inevitable
D. J. ReddallPublished 10 minutes ago in PoetsA Scary Night: Attack of Wild Cat
When I felt paws with sharp claws on the sole of my foot, I was half awake but not entirely sleeping. Initially, I ignored it as it seemed like an annoying bug bite. But as the sensation lingered and the pressure on my foot increased, I knew there was more to it than I had imagined.
Ameer BibiPublished 11 minutes ago in HorrorOn Winning and Losing
Recently, the pleasant surprise of placement on the Vocal Bonus Leaderboard sent me down a rabbit hole. Now, rabbit holes are a pretty common place for me to spend time, but I don't always feel the call to write about them. To be honest, the thought of sharing some of them mortifies me.
Dana CrandellPublished 18 minutes ago in WritersThe Crow's Nest
Journalists occasionally troll for answers, and sometimes, they get trolled right back. A battle of 'pens' may ensue, or (you might surmise), a seemingly endless game of Tom and Jerry. Even ghostwriters — who attempt to remain as anonymous as possible — fall victim to trolls; often as a result of their efforts to arrive at a sliver of truth, which may awaken sleeping lions who wish to maintain their interests and keep such information buried.
Delusions of GrandeurPublished 19 minutes ago in PsycheYoga: Awakening the Inner Light of Balance
Yoga: Awakening the Inner Light of Balance Introduction: Yoga, a practice that originated in ancient India, has transcended geographical boundaries and cultural barriers to become a global phenomenon. Beyond its physical postures, yoga embodies a holistic approach to wellness, aiming to harmonize the body, mind, and spirit. At its core, yoga is about cultivating balance—balancing strength with flexibility, effort with ease, and activity with stillness. In this essay, we delve into the profound essence of yoga as a means to awaken the inner light of balance within ourselves.
Alamelu VenkatachalamPublished 25 minutes ago in PsycheDivine Dwellings: Unveiling the Sacred Sanctuary Within
Title: The Divine Abode Within: Exploring the Concept of God Residing in Our Hearts In the vast tapestry of human beliefs and spiritual philosophies, one notion stands out as profoundly intimate and universal: the idea that God resides within us, in the very chambers of our hearts. This concept, found in various religious and philosophical traditions, suggests that the divine essence is not distant or aloof but intimately intertwined with our innermost being. In this exploration, we delve into the multifaceted dimensions of this profound idea, examining its significance, implications, and resonance across cultures and faiths.
Ssekatawa IsahPublished 28 minutes ago in EducationThe Power of Perception: Harnessing Strategic Ambiguity in Geopolitics
Title: The Art of Strategic Ambiguity: Why Letting Others Perceive a Decrease in Power Can Be a Strength In the grand theater of geopolitics, perceptions often shape reality as much as, if not more than, tangible power dynamics. The strategic use of ambiguity and the deliberate cultivation of uncertainty can sometimes be a potent tool in international relations. This is especially true when it comes to projecting power. While conventional wisdom may dictate constant displays of strength, there are instances where allowing others to believe that one is no longer as powerful as they once were can actually serve strategic interests.
Ssekatawa IsahPublished 39 minutes ago in EducationSaturday Crew
Barfing child in the lineup to get in amongst An aerial view of pink, and middle childhood years. Recitations of musical stage scripts that have “gnarly” and “dude”.
Holden AtencioPublished 40 minutes ago in PoetsWithout You
I’ve planned for plenty of things as I’ve gone through my life Parties need guest lists, food, and activities Classes and tests have to be studied for