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  The Heritage of India A.L. Basham, the author of this lesson, was deeply interested in Indian culture, its traditions and customs. He makes us realize that the ancient Hindu civilization, assimilating the best in different cultures, continues with its cultural tradition which will never be lost. . According to the author, Mahatma Gandhi developed the theme of social service as a religious duty, and the development still continues. The author believes that Gandhiji, though an epitome of Hindu tradition, was much influenced by Western ideas. His passionate love of the undeveloped and his antipathy to caste, were unorthodox in the extreme and owed more to European 19th century liberalism than anything Indian. This championing of women’s right is also the result of Western influence. But there is no denying to the fact that Gandhi and his followers of the Indian National Congress have given new orientation and new life to Hindu culture, after centuries of stagnation. Indians of comin...

  Women’s Education We are living in an age where there are great opportunities for women in social work, public life and administration. Society needs women of disciplined minds and restrained manners. Hence, women’s education is of paramount importance in present time. Dr. Radhakrishnan is not satisfied with the type of education that Indian women are getting. Girls education is not widespread so the institutions imparting education to girls should be encouraged. The education, so imparted, must not only be broad but should also be deep and purposeful. According to the author, compassion, daya, is the quality which is more characteristic of women than of men. It is therefore, essential for every human being, men and women alike, to develop the quality of considerateness, kindness and compassion. Without these qualities we are only human animals, nara pasu, not more than that. Dr, Radhakrishnan says that the study of our great classics, such as the Ramayana, Upnishad, etc., and co...

  I am John’s Heart This lesson is an ‘autobiographical sort of description of the human heart. It is an interesting and informative piece about heart-what it looks like, what wrong notions we have about it, how it works, when it is really in trouble and finally how we can take care of it. xxx mast secxy video  heart weighs about 340 grams and is red-brown in colour. It is a four chambered pump, and pumps blood daily through about 96000 km of blood vessels. The heart muscles are very strong. It works day and night and only rests between its beats, though only for half a second. There are some wrong notions about heart. It is not romantic as some poets think, neither it is fragile and delicate. In fact it works twice as hard as the arm muscles. Then, people feel that heart sometimes skip heart beat. It is not skipping a beat but only a misfire, piling one beat on top of another. Whenever a person has fatigue or dizzy spells, he relates it to his heart. He fears that his heart i...

  The Secret of Health, Success and Power   LESSON at a Glance The essay ‘The Secret of Health, Success and Power’ deals with attaining health, success and power. According to the author these three assets of human life are interlinked; and they can be attained if one has genuine faith in goodness and unyielding purity. According to the author, if we are strong, pure and positive in our thoughts, disease will not come to us. On the other hand if we give into anger, worry, jealousy, greed or any other inharmonious state of mind and expect perfect health, we are expecting the impossible, for these are the seeds of disease. The author advises us to entertain joyful and loving thoughts because they are the elixir of goodwill. The author further suggests us to avoid tension and anxiety while we are at work. A happy worker can retain good health easily. True health and true success go together, for they are inseparable. For getting success, we must have faith in God, in law, in our ...