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Creative Writing Critique (Satis Shroff): Fire in the Blood

Posted in 200 years of loyalty, 24 years, 746, absurd situations, aeronautics, aerospace, Airbus 340-600, Airbus 380, Aksobhya, All Seeing Eyes, Allemanic Freiburg, Alp World, Alps, Amitabha, Amogasiddhi, amphetamines, Angst, Anne Hathaway, art, artist, artists, association, Atlantic shore, augsburg, Auschwitz, özim, Bagmati river, bahun, Basel Landschaftlicher Natur, beer, Beijing, beliefs, berglieder, Bertold Brecht, Bhaktapur (Bhadgaon), Bhutan, big money, bird watching in Switzerland, black and white photos, Black Forest, blackforest, Blogroll, Boeing's Dreamliner, Bollywood lyrics, Bong-thing shaman, books, botanical delights, botanical extracts, British, British Army, bruce dobler, buchenbach, Buddhist monk, buhari, candid confessions, canoe, catmandu, Champs Elysees, chaotic, Charente river, chicks, China, Chovar Gorge, Christian lives, Code of Hippocrates, complacent, contrasts, cosmopolitan, cosmos, cottage garden, creative writing, culture, Dalai Lama, Darjeeling, despite 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Creative Writing Critique (Satis Shroff): FIRE IN THE BLOOD Review: Irene Nemirovsky Fire in the Blood, Vintage Books, London 2008, 153 pages, 7,99 Sterling Pounds (ISBN: 978-0-099-51609-5) Denise Epstein was 13 when her mother Irene Nemirovsky was deported to Auschwitz, where she eventually died in 1942. The daughter is now an octogenarian and was instrumental [...]

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Three Books by Satis Shroff (www.Lulu.com)

Posted in Allemanic Freiburg, Alps, Angst, British, cosmos, culture, diaspora, ecstasy, fear, first world, Fremde, genetic mutations, Germans, Gurkhas, have nots, Heimat, Himalaya, home, Im Schatten des Himalaya, Katmandu, longing, Love, lyrics from Himalaya, migration, Miteinander, Nepal, Nepalese values, one world, patan, patchwork families, Religion, Schwarzwald, separation, terror, the Jonses, third world, Through Nepalese Eyes, togetherness, tradition, Under the Shadow of the Himalayas, unity, Vosges on November 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Ordnen nach:  RelevanzDatum der VeröffentlichungAutorBewertung von KundenBestseller Alle Titel anzeigen Zeige Titel in Deutsch Zeige Titel von Deutschland Bücher Musik Video Kalender Reinzeichnung Services   Im Schatten des Himalaya von Satis Shroff Themen der Geschichten und Gedichten sind u.a.: Kampf um Demokratie (My Nepal: Quo vadis?), Transition (Wenn die Seele sich verabschiedet), und die Stellung [...]

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Der Buddhismus in Nepal (Satis Shroff)

Posted in Aksobhya, Amitabha, Amogasiddhi, dhyani buddhas, earthly illusion, Hinayana, historical Buddha, Lumbini, Mahayana, Maya, Nepal, nirvana, Prince Siddhartha, Ratnasambhava, Religion, sansara, Shakyamuni, Uncategorized on September 21, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Der Buddhismus war ursprünglich eine philosophische Reformbewegung, eine von vielen, die aus der Krise der vedisch-brahmanischen Religion im 6. Jahrhundert v. Chr. resultierten. Der historische Buddha wurde um 563 v. Chr. in Lumbini, im Süden des heutigen Nepal, nahe der Stadt Kapilavastu, als Prinz Siddhartha geboren. Nach seinem Familiennamen Shakya wurde er später auch Buddha [...]

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Memoir: Kathmandu Valley Legend (Satis Shroff,Freiburg)

Posted in Bagmati river, Chovar Gorge, Fumio Yonechi, Godavari, Japan, Kathmandu is Nepal, Kathmandu Valley, Manjushri, Nakhu, Nepal, Pleistocene, Yamagata and Kathmandu Valley on August 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

  Memoir: Kathmandu Valley Legend (Satis Shroff)   “I have a strong interest in the legend of Manjushri,” said Fumio Yonechi, a geo-morphologist from Yamagata city, when I met him in Kathmandu a long time ago. We were talking about the origin of Kathmandu Valley, which is located in the lap of the Himalayas.   [...]

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Satis Shroff’s translations: MUNA MADAN & Other Poems

Posted in diaspora, Himalayan barriers, Kathmandu, Lhasa, Love, Nepal, Nepalese, separation, Tibet, Tibetans, tragedy, working migrants on May 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

GERMAN TRANSLATIONS: Satis Shroff has translated Nepali literature  (prose and poems) by Nepali writers such as: Laxmiprasad Devkota (Muna Madan), Bhupi Sherchan, Banira Giri (Kathmandu), Bhisma Upreti, Krishna Bhakta Shrestha, Bal Krishna Sama (Ich Hasse & Auf der Suche nach Poesie), Abhi Subedi, Toya Gurung, Dorjee Tschering Lepcha (Die Ameisenkönigin & Der Spinnenmensch), Guruprasad Mainali [...]

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