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REAL WEREWOLF CASES

by river dawson

Article / Non-Fiction

November 23, 2016

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Summary

These encounters are real werewolf's documented by reliable witnesses such as police officers. Proof that they are dual entity a human and animal animal coexisting in one being.

The Tao of Logos

by Natasa Pantovic

Article / Non-Fiction

November 06, 2019

1 day reads: 4

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Summary

The ancient Temples were built to be an allegory for the enlightened man. Within an Egyptian Initiation, next to the great Sphinx of Thebes that has a head of a man, body of a lion, wings of an eagle, our ancestors worshipped the Water, Air, Earth, or Fire, stolen from Gods, as the pre-structured resistance within all that is Form, a dragon-like creature that represents the Life Force itself. Pythagoras gave the name of Monad (1) to god, and Dyad (2) to matter. The first and highest aspect of God is described by Plato as the One. The Monad (indescribable) emanated the Demiurge (Tao, Consciousness, Transcendent Source) or the creator. Plato, in the Socratic dialogue Timaeus, refers the Demiurge as a benevolent force that has created the world out of Chaos

Growing up in 2020

by Calvin Wolfe

Article / Non-Fiction

August 02, 2020

1 day reads: 3

Why I Hate Ginny Weasley

by Amy2609

Article / Non-Fiction

September 01, 2014

1 day reads: 3

Comments: 5

Summary

This piece can also be found on my blog: http://amyrae2609.wordpress.com/2013/12/26/why-i-hate-ginny-weasley/

Seen on the Green - James Alexandrou

by Thom Goddard

Article / Non-Fiction

October 23, 2015

1 day reads: 1

Summary

This is an area centric biography on James Alexandrou, one of many famous people to come from Chingford, North-East London. This article was originally published in The Chingford Directory in March 2013.

The Back to Back House in 19th Century England

by Val Mansell

Article / Non-Fiction

March 10, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Summary

This article is an account of what it would have been like to live in a Back to Back house in Nineteenth Century England. These were once the most commonest form of housing and were built in response to a specific housing need at the time. In the wake of the Industrial Revolution people lived in poverty and squalor, but for the most part, they were happy.

Why Taking a Facebook Break is Good For You

by Sarah Vaillancourt

Article / Non-Fiction

November 11, 2016

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Why I desperately needed to take a break from Facebook, what I learned in the process and why I will never use it the same way again.

The Murder of Anwar Teriaki

by Lady Hollow

Article / Non-Fiction

August 12, 2017

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Summary

Today I am here to write the whole truth and nothing but the truth about the Murder of Anwar Teriaki, aged 21. For those of you who are unaware of the person I am about to write of, I will fill you all in. Mr Anwar Teriaki was found shot dead outside a Roxburgh Park home on Coronet Avenue in Melbourne's northern suburbs and was accused of being a criminal mastermind.

A PRAYER FOR UMMAH

by Muhammad Ali

Article / Non-Fiction

June 01, 2018

1 day reads: 1

Summary

THIS IS ABOUT A PRAYER FOR UMMAH

Falling from the Cliff- Confessions of a Bipolar Ex-Husband

by Richard Mapes

Article / Non-Fiction

August 08, 2018

1 day reads: 1

Analysis of the Poetry of Kamala Das

by psiberite

Article / Non-Fiction

February 28, 2019

1 day reads: 1

Summary

It's an analysis of the poetry of Kamala Das.

Retirement Shouldn’t Be Hard If You Plan Now

by Marc Primo

Article / Non-Fiction

August 06, 2019

1 day reads: 1

Summary

The following is an article “Retirement Shouldn’t Be Hard If You Plan Now” by Marc Primo. Retirement is an essential subject for anyone wanting to secure a bright future. However, many individuals are mistaken about the term ‘retirement’ being tantamount to monetary value than just age. Once you learn how to plan for your savings and reach your financial goals, the sooner you can call it quits at the office and enjoy retirement.

The need for Revivalism

by Aditya Mishra

Article / Non-Fiction

December 04, 2019

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Summary

Excerpt: "The problem is that we shout a lot and do nothing. A lot of writing happens, a lot of sharing happens but we fail to contribute sufficiently towards achieving something on the ground. I feel that we are so obsessed with words that we fail to understand that if words are not sufficiently actionable, they are good for nothing. Ideas which are not practised, serve no purpose."