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  The Golden Deer   While in my office in the spring of 1996, I was busy with pre-shipment preparation for my order of ladies’ blouses to be shipped to Chile, I had a couple of unexpected visitors.   One was Isaac, who had visited me once in the past. I had not met Roger, his companion, before, though. I welcomed them in my cabin and offered them the chairs across my table. After a few formal pleasantries, Isaac started to talk about business. Isaac had a British accent and so had Roger, though, they both were Indians, as I could tell. It was Isaac who did most of the talking. He spoke at length about their business and business ties with a lot of buyers, most of them in the USA, who were buying large quantities of garments from all over the world and they were helping export of garments from India because they loved to promote India to the world. They have been greatly successful in promoting Indian garment exports in the previous 5 years or so, accor...

Introduction It is beyond any debate now that in Bharat, as well as outside Bharat, Hindus are under constant threat, attacks and even physical assaults and it is also a fact that Hindus usually complain and run away rather than putting up any resistance to defend themselves. The attacks are of both kinds; intellectual as well as physical. Most Hindus run away from both these kinds of attacks.   Most of the attacks are in the form of jihads by one particular religious community. There are many kinds of Jihads happening, the most aggressive and violent being love jihad that involves individual Hindu girls. Hindus also experience violent attacks during Ram Navami yatra, Hanuman Jayanti Yatra, Kawad yatra, Amarnath yatra, Durga Puja etc. There are constant attacks taking place on the non-believers on flimsy pretexts and on manufactured grounds on provocation of the community by their leaders.   We also know about land-jihad, food jihad etc. Since most of us know the details of al...

Gerson Therapy: Ray of Hope for Cancer Patients? 1.     Dr. Albert Schweitzer developed type 2 diabetes at the age of 75 years, in 1950 A.D. He was cured of it completely within six weeks and went on to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952 A.D. for his philosophy of 'Reverence for Life'. He lived past 90 years. 2.     His wife Helene had Tuberculosis (TB) when she was 63, somewhere in 1929 A.D., and was cured of it when there were no antibiotics to treat it and in most cases, people with TB had to die. She lived for another 28 years after that. 3.     Their 19-years old daughter Rhena was cured of serious skin disease. 4.     Charlotte Gerson was cured of an advanced stage TB when she was only 12 years old at a time when over a million people had lost their lives in Europe to only TB. She lived till the age of 96. 5.     Professor of Medicine Yoshihik...