The Inner World- January Issue!

Stressful lifestyles and bad makeup choices leave you with not so desirable a skin....in this issue, The Inner World give you tips on how to bring your face to life without abusing it...Explore the world of paranormal, as we share with you two hair-raising experiences...a grandmother who never let go...and the Well of Spirits, the only well in a village in Bhatinda to have been built by spirits. Start 2014, eco-friendly by learning how to compost your dry leaves and not burn them. Discover more than one use of the ritha and get delighted... Yogi Ashwini elucidates the meaning and significance of Aahuti in the life of a sadhak in the Editor's Pen; see how cultures spanning several millennia inherited a common heritage depicted in their portrayal of gods and events... This and much more in the January issue of The Inner World.

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In this issue

Bhootan Waala Khoo

Makeup Tips

Dangerous germs go away

The clear waters of ancient civilizations

Aahuti

The lady with a pearl necklace

Soap nut shells

How to manage dried leaves

Plant consciousness

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MERGER OF SHIV AND SHAKTI

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