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An Abyss Of Imagination
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An abyss of imagination is a portal of creative ideas. It challenges its readers to think beyond the mundane world and explore a new dimension. Its vast content deals with the mystical religion of Hinduism, highlights adventurous travel hotspots with a touch of humor. The daily tips on fitness and wellness provide a new approach to healthy living. It integrates the dark side of the paranormal research with fun-loving tidbits on life. Besides entertaining it also provides a helping hand to all the creative writers and nudges them to explore their potential. So take a leap and drown into the abyss of imagination.
- Author: Nayna
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- Tags: travel fitness wellness paranormal creative writing hinduism
Recent Posts
2010 Sankashti Chaturthi Dates
Here is a list of Sankashti Chaturthi Dates for 2010. 3rd January 2nd Febuary- This is Angarika Sankashti 3rd March 2nd April 31st May 30th June 29th July 28th August 26th September 26th October- This is Angarika Sankashti 25th November 24th Dece...
Eucalyptus Oil Uses And Benefits
The aroma of eucalyptus oil brings a sense of relief to our senses. But that is not all what this special healing tree can do for mankind. Eucalyptus Globulus is a tall tree which originated from Australia, Tasmania and India. It is also known as Nil...
Haunted Palace, Bhangard, Rajasthan
The ruins of Bhangard, Alwar in the state of Rajasthan stands as testament of royalty, riches and its downfall. This 16th century fort palace was once an iconic kingdom. Today, this palace is labeled as a heritage site by the Archeological Survey of...
Tarapith, Shaktipeeth, Birbhum
Tarapith or Tarapeeth is a Shaktipeeth /Shaktipeetha/ Shaktipeetham where goddess Sati’s eyeball had fallen. According to Bangla language spoken by the Bengali community, the word Tara denotes the word “eyeball.” The quaint town surrounding th...
Kalighat Kali Temple, Shaktipeeth, Kolkata
Among the 52 Shaktipeeth where Goddess Sati’s body parts had fallen, Kolkata’s Kalighat holds the toe of her right foot. To understand the meaning and significance of Shaktipeeth, let us go back to our Puranas (centuries old Hindu scriptures). Go...
Dakineshwar Kali Temple And Belur Math, Kolkata
If you are looking for an opportunity to immerse your wayward soul into the never depleting ocean of devotion, then Dakineshwar Kali temple is an ideal place. This is one of the largest temple structures of Kolkata city. This marvelous temple is a de...
