Life Changing Ideas & Teachings
- Albert Einstein’s Love affair and his Marriage
- Cicero -Do try to kill me properly
- Experiments With Celibacy / Brahmacharya
- The Architecture of Spirit: Swami Vivekananda's Evolution of Prayer
- Alfred Nobel -The merchant of death
- Why Isaac Newton never married?
- Republic needs neither scientists nor chemists- Execution of Lavoisier
- Alfred Nobel- From 'merchant of death' to great Peace maker!
- Tolstoy chose poverty and denial of the will
- Advantages and disadvantages of Marriage - Charles Darwin
- Dominic Savio: The Young Saint Who Found Holiness in Joy and Daily Duty
- St Thérèse of Lisieux: The Little Way of Trust and Love
- Harriet Tubman: Guided by Faith on the Road to Freedom
- End of World in 2060 ? - Newton's prediction
- Alexander Graham Bell - dedicated his life to the penetration of "inhuman silence"
- The Boy Who Helped Begin Don Bosco's Oratory
- How to Tell Which Inner Voice to Listen To: A Layman's Guide to the Discernment of Spirits
- Saint Paul - Suffering comes equipped with God’s purpose
- Martin Luther King Jr.: When Faith Became Courage in the Face of Hatred
- Electricity and life - Galvani experiment with frog legs
- Rudyard Kipling's famous poem 'If'
- Alexander Fleming's accidental discovery of world's first antibiotic
- Casimir Funk's Pigeon Experiments and Vitamine
- Dostoevsky was classified as "one of the most dangerous convicts"
- Carl Linnaeus- Natural world as a reflection of the logic of God's creation
- The Last Station -Tolstoy Preaching in the Final Hours
- Struggle of Scientists Wife against Chemical Warfare
- Carl Friedrich Gauss -Finally I succeeded — not on account of my hard efforts
- Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and Jesus Christ
- Michael Faraday: From a Bookbinder's Bench to the Power Behind the Modern World
- The Blueprints of Stillness: Vivekananda's Engineering of the Inner Self
- Humans bet with their lives - Blaise Pascal's Wager
- Leo Tolstoy- A conspiracy designed to exploit and to corrupt
- Joan of Arc: Conscience, Courage and the Cost of Conviction
- The Shed Where Radium Was Found: Marie and Pierre Curie’s Years of Hard Work
- Hezekiah: The King Who Leaned on Heaven
- Spiritual awakening of Leo Tolstoy
- Way of the Cross - Prayers
- Last words are for fools who haven't said enough- Karl Marx
- The Enlightenment or Liberation of Human - Moksha
- St. Jude Thaddeus: Stories of Hope When the Way Seemed Impossible
- What must I do to inherit Eternal Life? - Jesus
- The experience of hearing a Divine Prompt (voice, visions or epiphanies)
- Transformation of Ashoka the Great
- Archimedes faced death with courage
- "If they have no bread, let them eat cake"
- The Parable of the Prodigal Son and His Brother
- Ethical aspects in Organ transplantation- Christiaan Barnard
- Blaise Pascal- Sickness is the natural state of Christians
- Florence Nightingale: The Calls That Led Her to the Lamp
- Nikolle Bojaxhiu, the Father of Mother Teresa
- Alhazen pretended madness to escape from Egypt Ruler
- Mother Teresa's Call within Call
- Curious prediction of Bhaskaracharya about daughter
- Ashoka the Great - Wheel of Time - Rise and fall
- St Josephine Bakhita: The Woman Who Found Freedom and Chose Forgiveness
- St Francis of Assisi and the Animals: The Stories Behind His Love for Creation
- An addled child (-Thomas Alva Edison) became genius of the century, by a hero Mother
- Helen Keller - at sea in a dense fog
- How St. Augustine found Peace in the middle of his chaos: The Divine Prompt
- Vesalius’s Timeless Lesson: Trust Your Own Eyes
- In search of Philosophers Stone - Hennig Brand
- Srinivasa Ramanujan: The Self-Taught Genius Who Saw the Divine in Numbers
- Saint Joseph - Man of Dreams; Man of Action.
- Do not think about how to gratify the desires of the flesh -Saint Augustine
- CV Raman was so confident of winning the Nobel Prize
- The difficult journey of Joseph and Mary
- Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics
- St. Devasahayam Pillai: The Man Who Lost Everything but Would Not Surrender His Faith
- If a person is homosexual and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?
- Holy Mary- Mother of Jesus
- Albert Einstein and Zionism
- Peace begins with a Smile - Mother Teresa
- I have done my share, it is time to go. I will do it elegantly - Albert Einstein
- Uncertainty is the greatest torture that a man suffers on earth - Ampère
- Physiologist is blind to the blood that flows, he sees nothing but his idea- Claude Bernard
- God created, Linnaeus organized
- Mother Teresa's "Home for the Sick and Dying" in a Hindu Kali Temple
- Human person is naturally inclined to sin - Saint Augustine
- A Letter to a Hindu: Tolstoy and Indian independence movement
- I know that I know nothing - Socrates
- The death of Socrates
- My real Mission will Begin after my Death-Saint Padre Pio
- The mother of Napoleon Bonaparte
- Passages from the Life of a Philosopher Charles Babbage
- St. Paul - The Man who carried Christ's mission to alien lands and peoples
- ill-health saved me from the distractions of society and amusement-Charles Darwin
- The Exercise for a Happy Death
- Paul the Apostle - Now get up and go and you will be told what you must do
- The Diamond Necklace Affair-The Scandal That Sparked a Revolution
- Helen Keller- The Light in my darkness, the Voice in my silence
- St Francis of Assisi: The Freedom He Found in Letting Go
- 19 year old Boy ignited World War 1 ?
- St. Ignatius of Loyola's 14 Rules for the Discernment of Spirits
- Steve Irwin- Life is like an Egg, handle it carefully
- Saint George: The Dragon, the Widow’s Pillar and the Captive Youth
- Saint Mary- The strong and courageous woman
- St. Mary--The power of the Most High will overshadow you
- Lokasundari the Wife Effect of CV Raman
- Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid: Turning War into Freedom