A stitch in time

Article Abstract:

Sein Win Myint is a master tapestry artist and former businessman anxious to revive the languishing art of kalaga embroidery in Burma. Art there faltered during the years of isolation, sustained only by smuggled exports to Thailand, which often gets credit for the work. Sein Win Myint trained as a painter and prides himself on the detail, craftsmanship, and beauty of his works, one of which went to the United Nations as a gift from Burma's rulers. Kalagas usually consist of threads, beads, and sequins on black velvet.

Home-based businesses, Home based businesses, Embroidery, Sein Win Myint

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Cults: who's vulnerable when?

Article Abstract:

A person may easily be recruited by cult members when in a transition stage, that is, in a depressive state due to losing a job or maybe a loved one. Transitions are easily managed with the help of friends, keeping life simple but organized, and taking problems in life as challenges.

Methods, Depressions, Economic depressions, Emotional conditioning

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Facing fat

Article Abstract:

Many a times it is noticed that a person needs to like himself/herself a little less in order to love himself/herself a lot more. A personal experience of a lady is presented where she had to dislike her healthy self-image to ward off the excess fat and lead a comfortable life.

Complications and side effects, Self-perception, Fat, Fats, Self perception

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