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Mysterious B Thanks, dear Nagaraj Bhoopalam, for your comments. Life is full of mysteries, after all, my dear friend. But all mysteries can be solved, sooner or later, if we really want to. Thanks again. Kishalay Sinha

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Madhubala ... B ... Mary ... I was deeply moved by the strongly-felt emotion of the writer. I have not seen any film starring Madhubala, but I have seen clippings from her films on TV. Of course, she is very famous. Is she still alive? Para 8 in this post seems to suggest that Madhubala is alive, bu read more...

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Valentine's Day? No! True. That's why I have never DREAMED of observing Valentine's Day. Kishalay Sinha

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VERY ORIGINAL THINKING The writer of this well-written, well-argued, and very convincing piece is definitely a very original thinker. The word MOUTHSHUT in mouthshut.com summarizes the author's correct reasoning. I thank the author for his highly original, instructive, and very didactic piece Kis read more...

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The entertaining piece I just submitted here did not get printed in its entirety, perhaps for reasons of space. Good, because the remainder of the text is not directly connected with WORD POWER MADE EASY. Please see my mouthshut diary, entitled NORMAN LEWIS, for the full text, if you wish. Thanks, d read more...

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I have always believed, perhaps wrongly, that the two brilliant (American?) “hippies” with whom I shared a room in Ravi Hotel in Bombay in 1971 and with whom I had the most delightful and uplifting conversations of my life were in fact Peter Funk and Norman Lewis, whom I admire intensely. Per read more...

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Professor Norman Lewis wrote in the first edition of WORD POWER MADE EASY: ''We have not yet learned to bring back life to a dead body. But we do know how to breathe life into a stalled mind, how to revive intellectual curiosity, how to restore the 'powerful urge to learn.'....'' I am confident that read more...

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My best wishes to Professor Norman Lewis and all members of his family. Professor Norman Lewis is too modest, I think. Modesty is a good thing. I am very modest myself. But Professor Norman Lewis is excessively modest, I believe. Kishalay Sinha

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I am practically certain that Professor Norman Lewis has written MANY books under MANY different pen names, God only knows why. I earnestly request Professor Norman Lewis (if he is alive) or his family (if he has already breathed his last) to give the complete list of ALL books that he has written. read more...

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Explaining the reason for the comparatively small number of his mathematical publications, the great German mathematician Karl Friedrich GAUSS, who was extremely modest, wrote succinctly: “Few, but ripe.” Kishalay Sinha

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What does PURITY mean? The question of “purity” is not an easy one and should not be oversimplified. White colour, unfortunately, is the colour of clothes that is imposed by orthodox Hindu families on their WIDOWS, and so white clothes worn by women are generally associated in the minds of many Hind read more...

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The thought has just occurred to me – not a single book by NORMAN LEWIS, author of WORD POWER MADE EASY and other fascinating books, carries his photograph on the cover! (I should know, because I have purchased copies of every book that NORMAN LEWIS has written, I believe.) This is an ASTONISHING read more...

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CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD Book 2, subtitled “An uncommon dialogue”, by Neale Donald Walsch, published by Hodder & Stoughton, is an extraordinary book, containing truly uncommon dialogues purportedly between the author and God. ‘Tell me about space,’ the author asks God. Again, he tells God, ‘Now I ha read more...

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The wonderful 764-page book ENGLISH IS EASY by Chetananand Singh, in the MAGICAL BOOK SERIES published by BSC PUBLISHING Co., C-37, Ganesh Nagar, Pandav Nagar Complex, Delhi-110092, reasonably priced at Rs. 225.00, is a beautifully written book which is extremely easy to understand and very intere read more...

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It would be great to have expert online editing. How extremely fortunate is a writer who has a fantastic, vigilant, vastly experienced online editor constantly by his side! Very few writers could afford to have such online editing, alas. Kishalay Sinha

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Transmission failure again! Ha, ha! I feel terribly sorry for poor dear mouthshut.com that this has happened. Love to mouthshut.com. I cannot keep my mouth shut, thanks to mouthshut.com! Thanks, anyway, for publishing my honest DISCLAIMER. Happy New Year, mouthshut.com! May your technology improve! read more...

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Honest DISCLAIMER: Believe me, I am not responsible for the strange symbols occurring just after the first paragraph of my comment immediately above (“Kind-hearted Jesus … HEAVEN soon!”). I did not indulge in hieroglyphics (writing consisting of hieroglyphs) and the insertion of these mystifying h read more...