SNAEHA SATHYAN

LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION – IF ONLY THERE WAS AN LOR FOR THE BREAKUPS It is with much pleasure and pain that I am between a rock and a hard place writing to you to support the new pronouncement of my dearest to lead a life with you which he is unsure of. He is predetermined to spring the rest of the time which he spent with me fondly hitherto. I have known him in my capacity as a capable lover to me with whom I can rely upon for a support which now he failed to carry forward with. Through my observation, I can say that he has always been the one who never failed to express any kind of concern when it comes to my goodness. He is such an attentive person who really cares and with much surety I would like to say that he will try to be the same with you. He has always remained a strong pillar when I broke and crumbled into pieces when I first heard of the unnerving bid adieu from me. From this, can be observed his original and compelling attitude to one-way the relationship. ...

We would all have stumbled upon our parents saying that “like causes produce like effects” ; a good deed will lead to a future beneficial effect while a bad deed will lead to a future harmful event”. So most of them intuit it to be a threat or some concept to daunt just like how the iron fisted man did to his citizens till his downfall. In unembellished terms, Karma has been compared to the Newton’s laws of cause and effect that says that every effect has a specific and predictable effect. This was regarded to be the universal law that could be applied in practical life. This concept of karma was then delineated with the Hindu and the Buddhism religions which I would like to voldemort now.  It is also to be noted that Indian soteriologies (theories of salvation) posit that future births and life situations will be conditioned by actions performed during one’s present life—which itself has been conditioned by the accumulated effects of actions performed in previous lives. T...