Böcker av Christopher C Anyadubalu

Owing to the obvious loss of grip on our traditional ways of life and values by our sons and daughters born and raised in foreign lands, away from their ancestral roots, Children's Folklore Stories: Coloring Tales of Lifetime comes into focus. It is an offshoot of our Traditional Worldview geared towards exposing some aspects of our cultures and traditions with reference to folklores and the moral lessons embedded therein. It is a repertoire of lifelong teachings using our traditional folklore stories. It aims at reconnecting our sons and daughters who were born, raised and who live in the diaspora, far away from their ancestral home to the traditional roots through the selected tales of lifetime. It is enriched with many traditional adages, proverbs, and some witty sayings for our children to learn from. The tales of the animal kingdom were highly personified, vividly described and simply worded to make for easy reading and comprehension. Thus, readers are expected to come up with some moral lessons derived from each story.'The parcel that needs to be opened let no one peep through it.'

Love Of Life: A Longing Not to Die (Volume 2) Human desire to live forever prompts Unamuno's sincere search for the truth of immortality. Firstly, he tries rationalism, thereby tending towards Hegel's theory. When he sees that the power of human reason cannot express the inexpressible - the cardinal inherent human hunger, thirst, and desire for self-perpetuation and self-preservation, the longing not to die but to live forever - he turns to irrationalism. In other words, Unamuno, claiming that man has eternal soul, substantiates his thesis of immortality of the human soul merely via the method of irrationalism. Is this sufficient? Read to find out! (Volume 2) 'To discover death is to discover the hunger of immortality'(Unamuno, Tragic Sense of Life)