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A Boy, A Dream, A Life Chapter 1: The Boy Who Dreamed Big My name is Mano . Actually, no—forget the name for a second. This isn’t about me. Or maybe it is. It’s confusing, like most of my life. I’m not the protagonist in a traditional sense; I’m more like the narrator of a sitcom no one asked for. I was born in the summer. A "gift of love," my parents called me. But was I really? That’s up for debate. If you think deeply, the meaning might change, right? Anyway, like most kids, my childhood revolved around the three universal truths: eat, sleep, and repeat. If life had subtitles back then, mine would read, “The Glorious Adventures of an Oblivious Middle-Class Boy.”   Chapter 2: The Middle-Class Myth Here’s the funny thing. I always believed I was middle-class. Not poor. Middle-class. What I didn’t realize is that being "middle-class" in my neighborhood was like calling a dog a wolf just because it barked loudly. My parents were good people—dreamers, hard workers—but...

  Many times, I ask myself: Who is God? What is the role assigned to God? If God is omnipresent, why do people suffer from bad things? Why do people need God? After three years of reflecting and researching within my mind, I finally reached a conclusion and found answers to my questions. These answers are simple, yet they might surprise you. I hope these thoughts help you realize the purpose of God and the connection between God and the human mind. It’s important to note that this prose is not about any particular God or religion. It’s about us and the power of faith. I call this philosophy Lightism . This idea enlightened my mind, brought me happiness, and helped me overcome negative thoughts. I believe it can guide you toward happiness and success as well. It serves as a light to illuminate the brighter side of life. Who is God? At its core, God is a belief—faith in something or someone. It is a belief that strengthens our mind, enabling us to think positively about our actions o...

How to Write a Book: A Journey of Creativity and Inspiration Writing a book is a dream for many, but turning that dream into reality is a deeply personal and creative process. Whether you aspire to pen a gripping novel, an insightful non-fiction book, or a collection of poems, the path to authorship begins with a single step. Here’s a guide to writing a book that’s simple, inspiring, and achievable. Step 1: Find Your Inspiration Every book begins with an idea, and often, that idea comes from something deeply personal. Ask yourself: What story do I want to tell? What message do I want to share? Inspiration can come from anywhere—your own experiences, a dream, a conversation, or even a question you’ve always wanted to explore. The key is to connect with something that excites you and fuels your passion. For example: ·  J.K. Rowling famously conceived Harry Potter while riding a train. ·  Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat, Pray, Love  emerged from her personal journey of self-discover...

Exciting Opportunity for Authors! In celebration of the first anniversary of Apollo Publications,Mayiladuthurai   on April 14, 2025, we are thrilled to announce the publication of 100 books in Tamil and English, each with an ISBN. Special Honour : Authors will be invited to the stage during the launch event to receive recognition for their work. Author’s Registration: To participate, authors must register their   book title  and other details on our website: apollopublication.blogspot.com → Author’s Registration Author's Registration Invitation: An official invitation for the book launch event  will be sent via email. Submission Guidelines: ·  Manuscripts should be original and rich in ideas. ·  Maximum length: 140 pages ·  Format: Word file, font size 12 pt, 1.5 line spacing ·  Book Size: 1/8 Submission Options: 1.  Typed Manuscript:   ₹10,000 2.  Handwritten Manuscript:   ₹12,000 Post-Publication: Within 20 days of payment, 1...

  The Need for Government Regulation of Private Sector Salaries and Working Hours In India, a vast majority of the workforce is employed by private organizations. While the private sector is essential for economic growth and innovation, a significant number of workers face the challenge of low wages, long working hours, and poor labor conditions. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that many employers exploit the talent and labor of their employees without offering fair compensation. This manipulation of the workforce for profit often leaves workers struggling to meet basic needs, thereby impacting the economy at large. To address this inequality, it is crucial to implement a system where the government regulates the salaries and working hours in the private sector, ensuring that businesses cannot exploit their employees for personal gain.   The Current Problem: Exploitation of Workers In many industries, workers are paid far below the standard of living required for a de...