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The secret of friendship

What is life without honest, real and meaningful friendships? What is life without the love and companion of those who see the beauty, greatness and perfection that lies within you?

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Discourse of the Diaspora

We leave our land And look for a home

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Readers Speak: When was the last road trip you took?

Like every week, we reached out to our readers, seeking their views on this week's topic. Here's what they had to say. This week's question: When was the last road trip you took?

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Standing for working people and employers

Labour has registered another political victory this week by putting an end to zero hour contracts in New Zealand. Labour Party promised to get rid of unfair and exploitative zero hour contracts.

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Make your Zakat Count

One of the five pillars of Islam, Zakat, is a way of purifying one’s wealth, freeing one from the love of possessions by encouraging humility and discipline.

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From the Form to the Formless (1926 - 2011)

God incarnates from the state of Atma (Universal Absolute Consciousness) to the state of Deha (Body), to play a specific role as a part of HIS Cosmic Drama.

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Dhoni: The man who defied logic

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, an unorthodox cricketer from a small town Ranchi to the most powerful man of cricket worldwide, retired from Test cricket after the Melbourne Test.

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Guy Fawkes Day – the Kiwi spin on Diwali

Fifth of November is celebrated each year with fireworks, lighting of bonfires and family gatherings . Known as Guy Fawkes Day, this celebration is in commemoration of a significant event in history.

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Becoming who we really are

Fear of so-called culture shock often drives newcomers into hiding from their own goals. Yet, one shy woman’s journey reveals such negativities transformed into their exact opposite.

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Spirituality, religion and humanity

First Man came: Religions were instituted later for the evolution of his soul. Man was not made for the sake of religion but the purpose was to attain bliss and to realize the Lord.