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Comment by Joy J. Kaimaparamban on March 30, 2010 at 11:36pm

My second novel 'The Ayurvedic Healer' is releasing soon.

The novel is the story of an Ayurvedic Physician.
Ayurveda, is the oldest and most holistic medical system on this planet today. It is a system of traditional medicine native to the Indian Subcontinent and practiced in other parts of the world as a form of alternative medicine. It is an age old scientific method of healing with natural products. Knowledge of Ayurveda has been recorded in two of the Vedic texts: the Atharva Veda and the Rig Veda, which are more than 5,000 years old. When I thought of writing about an Ayurvedic Physician, I remembered my ancestor, who had converted into Christianity from Brahminhood (An upper division in Hindu religion). Except this fact, remaining narrations are fictitious. I have created a mythological atmosphere throughout the novel. Freedom struggle of India, Communist revolt in Kerala, a Southern State in India, social developments, emergence of new societies etc., are dominating in this novel. The novel reveals the developments of incident that happening from 1920 to 1960. Although this is not a historical novel, nevertheless I am trying to unveil the personal life of an Ayurvedic Physician who had lived for the downtrodden people.

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Comment by Todd Christopher McKinney on January 22, 2010 at 11:51pm

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Comment by Todd Christopher McKinney on January 22, 2010 at 11:50pm

Hello my name is Todd McKinney and I am the Author of two books entitled "poetic decree of diversity" and La Chanson D' Amour. My inspiration comes from the diverse cultural affairs of the human race. I enjoy Poetry and love writing it. My website is dedicated to promote poetic diversity to the world. If you would like to visit my site feel free too. You may even join as a member to support the cause of poetic diversity. All proceeds go to helping new aspiring authors to get advice, promotion and published. http://toddchristophermckinney.webs.com

I am also hosting a poetry contest on my site in the forum or it can be emailed at Poetic_Diversity@yahoo.com

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Comment by Shakeena Whitmore on March 16, 2009 at 8:18pm

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Finding Solace in God
Author Shares Journey from Troubled Childhood to Salvation in Her Book
CAYCE, S.C. - Author Shakeena M. Whitmore shares the remarkable true story of her journey through a troubled childhood to redemption in her new autobiography, No One Understands Me But God... (now available through Authorhouse).
Whitmore's difficult childhood forced her to grow up too fast. Pregnant at 14, she became so overwhelmed with the challenges she faced that she was driven to attempt suicide at the age of 16. Throughout all of her struggles, Whitmore's life was complicated by her inability to believe in God. Finally at the age of 20 Whitmore gave her life to Christ and things began to change for her.
In this extraordinary, inspirational story, Whitmore shares her hardships and victories as she navigated through disorder to deliverance.
Whitmore hopes to reach other people facing challenges in their lives, particularly young people, to let them know the importance of accepting God into their lives. “I believe this book will appeal to others because no matter where you go and who you are, we are going to be misunderstood. I want readers to know that they are not alone. God does understand them,” Whitmore says.
Whitmore was born in New Jersey. She now lives in South Carolina with her husband, Byris, and her daughter, Latyrah. No One Understands Me But God... is her first book. More information is available at www.shakeenawhitmore.com

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