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Michael Leppert: Trumpism must continue to push the next angriest idea, no matter how irrational - Vimarsana News

Michael Leppert: Trumpism must continue to push the next angriest idea, no matter how irrational

On Nov. 30, 1996, Ole Miss lost to Mississippi State 17-0 in one of the oldest football rivalry games in America. It was a home game for Ole Miss, in

Trumpism must continue to push the next angriest idea, no matter how irrational - Vimarsana News

Trumpism must continue to push the next angriest idea, no matter how irrational

In today’s Republican party, an angry voter base is everything. But most people tire of being mad and need refueled on a regular basis. Feeding the desire for grievance is of paramount importance. 

Gandhi between degrowth, nonviolence and deep ecology. Interview with Gloria Germani - Vimarsana News

Gandhi between degrowth, nonviolence and deep ecology. Interview with Gloria Germani

Mahatma Gandhi's thought and political action represent the highest expression of the Indian cultural movement that aimed at the full reaffirmation of the

Materialism vs Buddhism - Vimarsana News

Materialism vs Buddhism

By Dr. Justice Chandradasa Nanayakkara We live in a world dominated by materialism. Acquisition of things has become the core of our existence. Status and wealth are given so much importance. People like to flaunt their wealth and other material objects, such as new vehicles, trendy clothes, houses, modern gadgets and even lovely holidays spent […]

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Sandra S. Murray: Basic Buddhism: The four noble truths - Vimarsana News

Sandra S. Murray: Basic Buddhism: The four noble truths

Buddhist teaching begins with the first talk given by Gautama Shakyamuni, the spiritual leader who lived in India about 500 B.C.E., to five friends who had separated from him when