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Who is Pharaoh
The Pharaoh: God-King and Ruler of the Nile The pharaoh. A name that evokes images of towering pyramids, golden sarcophagi, and a civilization that thrived for millennia along the life-giving Nile River. But who exactly was the pharaoh? They were more than just opulent rulers; they were figures woven into the very fabric of ancient Egyptian society.
By Moharif Yuliantoabout a month ago in BookClub
The God Who Sees
I found this video at a time when I needed it the most. It touched me. It comforted me. I started my healing process because of the four stories told in this beautiful you tube video. They gave me the faith to go on. If you've ever felt alone, confused, deeply wounded, or broken...then please take the time to listen to this before you read any further.
By Shirley Belkabout a month ago in BookClub
Unveiling the Aswang Chronicles
The spirit world in Philippine folklore contains myths that are creepy as they are thrilling and inspiring. Of all these suspenseful folklores, the Aswang Chronicles are the most intriguing which encompass the aspects of transformations, night predators, and supernatural creatures that lurk in the dark. These oral stories going down the generations remain thrilling and frightening with elements of the mythology woven as distinctively Filipino.
By Thelma Perezabout a month ago in BookClub
NBDB Champions Works of Filipino Authors
Among all the literary organizations, one can find in the Philippines, the NBDB thrives to be the guiding light of Filipino authors. Thanks to this agency and its dedication to the written word, the literary culture of the country is enriched and developed. This way, through creating awareness and supporting the writers and the readers, the NBDB guarantees the sounding of Filipino writers at home and abroad.
By Thelma Perezabout a month ago in BookClub
Mysterious book You should avoid reading
### The Enigma of the interdicted Tome In the annals of arcane literature, there exists a book shrouded in legend and wrapped in layers of dread, known simply as" The interdicted Tome." Its precise origins are nebulous, its runners said to be penned by a shadowy author lost to history. Unlike other erudite workshop, this book carries a character not for enlightenment but for peril, its reading considered a dangerous adventure that has entangled and doomed numerous curious souls.
By vinoth kumarabout a month ago in BookClub
Time for #2. Top Story - May 2024.
This is the second article on my review of the ideas in The Four Agreements. Here's the first article: I knew that I'd move forward with this series, but I put it off as Agreement #2 is a big stumbling block for me. I'd like to say I decided to get out of my own way and thus wrote this, but that isn't the truth. (Since Agreement #1 is to Be Impeccable with Your Word I surely need to own up to that)
By Judey Kalchik about a month ago in BookClub
Jane Austen Women as Laufey Songs
If you have been on Tiktok in the past year you have probably heard snippets of singer-songwriter Laufey. From From the Start to Falling Behind she's taking the world by storm! If you haven't heard of Laufey, or listened to her music you should! Especially if you are a fan of Austen.
By Lauren Writes Austenabout a month ago in BookClub
The Great Solar Storm of 2024 May Have Made the Strongest Auroras in Centuries
Title: Unraveling the Spectacular Auroras of May: A Historic Celestial Showcase In a celestial spectacle that captured the attention of observers worldwide, the dazzling auroral displays that graced the skies in May may have been more extraordinary than initially perceived. From Florida in the U.S. to Ladakh in northern India, individuals were treated to a rare visual feast of shimmering lights painting the heavens in vibrant hues, making it a sight to remember for years to come.
By Raju Mosesabout a month ago in BookClub
Who Invented Calulus
## Introduction The invention of calculus marks a pivotal moment in the history of mathematics. This branch of mathematics, essential for understanding change and motion, was developed independently by two prominent figures: Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. Their contributions, although distinct in approach and notation, collectively laid the foundation for modern calculus. This article delves into the historical context, individual contributions, the ensuing controversy, and the lasting impact of their work.
By Biographiesabout a month ago in BookClub