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The Silent Bard | Divinely Destined by Dipa Sanatani
This book is neither about anarchy nor rebellion, but about the subtle choices and quiet agreements that sustain instinctive systems far older than any individual.
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Ghodwa | The Afterlife of Trauma
The film Ghodwa by Tunisian actor and director Dhafer L’Abidine is a tender, melancholic social drama that explores trauma through the lens of personal and political upheaval.
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Revenge and Retaliation in The Book of Judith
Judith’s story is not one of personal vengeance. It is a reflection of broader societal issues and theological concepts that resonate throughout the text.
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Jesus on Adultery and Accountability | In the Wake of Infidelity
In the Gospels, Jesus articulates a stringent stance against adultery, emphasising its seriousness as a violation of the seventh commandment.
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Jesus and Judas | The Tragic End of the Traitor
The violent death described in Acts represents divine judgment for Judas’ betrayal. It’s seen as a clear example of God’s justice and the consequences of sin.
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The Legacy Unfolds: Celebrate Guru Purnima with the Arrival of “The Prophetess of Dharma” by Dipa Sanatani
This Guru Purnima, embark on a journey of forgotten wisdom and divine justice with the highly anticipated release of The Prophetess of Dharma by Dipa Sanatani.
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Gaddafi’s Death | The Ethics of Glorifying Violence
Opponents argued that displaying such violence was not only disrespectful to the deceased, it was traumatising for viewers.
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The Paradox of Faith: When Religious Leaders Promote Division, Not Unity
Throughout history, a disturbing paradox has emerged: religious leaders who weaponise their influence and their position to create and spread hate and division.
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Fractured Inheritance | The Uncertain Future of Tribal Identity in a Changing World
For tribal societies, the need to belong isn’t a warm blanket, it’s a primal instinct woven into the very fabric of survival.
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Beyond the Veil | Gender Segregation in Religious and Educational Institutions
Unfortunately, the truth is that not all mothers live up to the societal ideal of a nurturing and supportive caregiver.
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