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The Kola nut is not as sweet as the Coconut yet people eat it with respect. -African proverb Kola nut which comes from a plant that grows as a big tree in the tropical forests of West Africa is given as a symbol of hospitality, friendship and respect in some parts of Africa especially in …

“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” – St. Augustine The experience of travelling stays with you forever. You tell the tales with a smile on your face and yes you earn the respect of your peers as well. Here are some benefits of exploring other climes; …

Although it’s famous for its sprawling sand dunes, elegant spas and desert Star War sets, the smallest country in North Africa is not always synonymous with beauty, but of course beauty is subjective and vastly underrated Tunisia is home to many places easily worthy of the word. From magical mountain oases to atmospheric holy cites, …

The word “Zen” is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese “Ch’an,” which means “meditation.” Ch’an came to Japan and became “Zen” around the eighth century. Today, the word “Zen” is in more general use in the West. Zen Buddhism is a stripped-down, determined, uncompromising, cut-to-the-chase, meditation-based Buddhism that takes no interest in doctrinal refinements. Not …

It's fitting that Teej, a Hindu festival for women, started as a show of solidarity.  According to Beliefnet: “The Teej festival has its roots in Hindu mythology. Hindu scriptures say the goddess Parvati launched a hunger strike, demanding she be allowed to marry Shiva, the man she loved. Her friends soon joined her with similar …

Fireworks: Check! Sound and Light show: Cool Some wine and great food: Definitely! New Year's Eve Cake: Mandatory And some fun music scenes: Necessary!   That's how most of us ring in the new year. But even though the majority of countries welcome the new year in the most mainstream way, some countries add a twist …

ivory coast

Côte d'Ivoire is a stunner, shingled with starfish-studded sands, palm-tree forests and roads so orange they resemble strips of bronzing powder. This is a true tropical paradise, and a country that is striding towards economic progress – it's a nation that is fast modernising its lifestyle and culture, but managing to do so without losing …

Gentle

I'm gentle, so are you. We are gentle and full of meaning But like the full moon, our glory Our latent glory, awaits misfortune (like night time) To show its worth... We patiently have to wait for the dawn Of their understanding and appreciation   I know all your struggles.... I was there when you …

yoga

Yoga has  become so popular lately, that people are now seeing the numerous benefits of consistent practice, ranging from managing arthritis, lowering blood pressure, flexibility, building physical and mental strength, core strength etc. Living in a fast pace life, one can easily be overwhelmed with how busy we become and how time flies. While at …