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The ANOKHI Blog aims to exchange and share thoughts rather like an editorial printed in ANOKHI Magazine. ANOKHI and it's visitors would like to hear about your views and comments too - 'within the ANOKHI Blogasphere'.

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Is this magazine available

Posted by Anonymous on 15/01/09

Is this magazine available for free at Indian grocery stores? If it is then pulese let me know, i will pick up a copy when i go to buy basmati chawaal

This is such a great new look

Posted by Anonymous on 16/01/09

This is such a great new look and way to kick off the New year! Glad to see that the website and information that you are bringing to the web is freah, clean and current. Keep up the great work!

Hi: I love your magazine.

Posted by Anonymous on 16/04/09

Hi: I love your magazine. It's about time we had a magazine all of our own. I've subscribed now and really look forward to getting the magazine on a regular basis. If you maintain the editorial diversity and quality, I'll be with you for a long, long time. Please keep up the good work. Kimberley B, Burlington,ON

As a South Asian essay writer

Posted by BrianWatts on 12/01/10

As a South Asian essay writer who strives to bring awareness through writing to our community, I like to take part and share some thoughts ideas and opinion in this blog to bring ways to represent this community.

Quest for Eternal Peace, The

Posted by shyam17 on 16/01/10

Quest for Eternal Peace, The path lies within “In the final analysis, the hope of every person is simply peace of mind.” Dalai Lama Peace of mind is something everyone aspires for, and yet nobody seems to know when, where, and how to get it. Over a period of time, term “peace of mind” has undergone a transformation from a qualitative entity to a quantitative entity. People now a days speak in terms of “some peace of mind” to describe their aspiration or achievement. It can no longer be equated with the total tranquility of mind and the body. Peace of mind or lack of it can be the result of conquest over or conflict with self. Now this seemingly complicated entity can be related to simple activities like retention and release, self protection or surrender. Or may be getting a bit out of touch with yourself? You are the problem and the solution. The destination is yourself, and the path lies within you. Then how to go about it? What is retention and what is release? What is Armour and what is surrender? Please follow the link to read the complete article http://capacitybuildingdevelopment.blogspot.com/2009/12/peace-of-mind.html Best wishes, Shyam

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