Bücher von Editor Purushothaman Kollam

"The KamaSutra" is an enduring and influential ancient Indian text that delves into love, intimacy, and human relationships. Authored by the sage Vatsyayana, this classic work explores the intricate aspects of sexual pleasure, courtship, and marital joy. Despite its reputation for explicit content, the Kamasutra offers more than just guidance on physical intimacy; it also provides profound insights into the psychosexual dimensions of human consciousness and advocates for a holistic approach to a fulfilling life. With its rich tapestry of wisdom, the Kamasutra continues to captivate readers through its poetic language and enduring relevance, transcending cultural and temporal boundaries. It inspires those seeking a deeper understanding of love, affection, sincerity, sensuality, and spirituality.

Delve into the enchanting tapestry of world mythology with 'Edward S. Ellis's 1000 Mythological Characters Briefly Described,' brilliantly curated and edited by Dr. Purushothaman. This captivating reference book, tailored for children and young adults, unveils a mesmerizing world of gods, heroes, and mythical beings from across the globe.From the mighty deities of Egyptian lore to the enigmatic figures of Indian mythology, this meticulously crafted volume offers concise yet illuminating short descriptions of over a thousand mythological characters that have transcended time, culture, and geography as you embark on a journey through the rich and diverse narratives of our world's ancient civilizations

B R Ambedkar, a brilliant academic who subsequently became an influentialpolitical leader, wrote an explosive speech in 1936 amid the turbulent winds ofIndia's war for independence and the cry for social reform. This speech wouldreverberate through the halls of history. This speech, titled "Annihilation ofCaste," was intended to question social norms and confront the foundationof India's profoundly ingrained caste structure.To promote his radical theories on caste eradication at the 1936 conferenceof liberal Hindu caste-reformers in Lahore, B. R. Ambedkar prepared"Annihilation of Caste" with a specific goal. On the other hand, his speech'sideas were nothing short of revolutionary, leading the audience into newrealms of contemplation and inquiry. The decision to cancel Ambedkar'sinvitation to speak was made as the organizers realized the consequencesof his remarks gripped them. Ambedkar took matters into his own handsand self-published his groundbreaking work, unfazed by this setback andunderstanding the importance of his message.