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When Mei-Xing wakes up in a hospital, she believes she has miraculously survived the attack that claimed her life. However, her relief turns to horror when she discovers she’s in the body of her estranged relative, Li Na—a woman she’s never met. Now trapped in a life that’s not her own, Mei-Xing must navigate the chaos of Li Na’s existence. Li Na’s life is a tangled mess. Nobody likes her and she has no family or reputation. Moreover, all around have kept some secrets realted to her. The powerful CEO Lu Jianjun, wants to keep her within his manor's walls has a contract: He would give her the title of Mrs. Lu and she would not set out. As Mei-Xing tries to piece together the mystery of her own murder, she’s forced to confront the challenges and responsibilities of Li Na’s troubled relationships. Torn between uncovering the truth about who killed her and managing the fallout of Li Na's broken life, Mei-Xing must decide whether she can make amends for her mistakes or if the path to her own answers will destroy the fragile world she now inhabits. As the clock ticks, her new identity might be the only way to save both their futures—or doom them both.

In a world where ancient magic entwines with immortal bloodlines, Myhra, a young woman endowed with the rare and volatile Blood Magic, becomes both a coveted prize and a hunted threat. Her power, capable of healing or destruction, flows with an intensity bound to her very heart—and only a true bond can fully unleash it. Dainthi, a brooding vampire exiled by his royal lineage under a veil of deceit, hides secrets that could shake the foundations of vampire aristocracy. Cast out and branded as forsaken, he crosses paths with Myhra in a meeting seemingly shaped by destiny rather than chance. As an unbreakable pull ignites between them, Myhra and Dainthi confront a forbidden love that defies the rigid laws of both worlds. The Blood Magic users fear a dangerous corruption, while vampire society condemns any personal alliance with wielders of blood magic as treason. With each step closer, they enter a perilous realm of deception and danger. From rivals hungry for Myhra’s power to vampire hunters tracking Dainthi and a royal family bent on upholding their iron rule, enemies close in from all sides. Torn between duty and desire, Myhra and Dainthi’s love becomes a saga of daring sacrifice. In a world at odds, their forbidden passion might just hold the key to a new dawn. Could their uniting, can unite both Blood Magic wielders and the vampire race in an alliance unlike any before? Only time hold the answers. --- *Cover art credit belongs to the rightful owner.

Copyright 1998 The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust Int'l. All Rights Reserved."Bhagavad-Gita As It Is" Written By His Divine Grace A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Founder Acarya of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. The name Bhagavad-gita comes from the Sanskrit means “Song of God". The Bhagavad Gita defines yoga as the process by which a person can connect with the Absolute, thereby attaining self-realization. It is a portion of the epic "Mahabharata", having the form of a dialogue between the hero Arjuna and his charioteer, the avatar Lord Shri Krishna,

The Past Times Of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu "Sri Caintanya Caritamrta Adi Lila Volume-01" Original Author His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Hare Krsna!

Original Author : A.C Bhaktivedanta Srila Prabhupada Acharya and Founder of International society Of Krsna Consciousness(ISKON) A mystic land where the myriad occult of greatly omnipotent Gods and goddesses was not only worshipped but celebrated magnanimously. It wasn't just these Divine forms that were exceptional but the mortals who worshipped and adored them were cordially gifted with unusual mystical powers beyond the limitation of the usual human beings. There are immemorial and immortal folklore and Vedic legacies about each point of this land which had the privilege to get blessed with the footsteps of mystical sages, demigods, God and Goddess as well the Supreme Lord(Sat-chit-ananda) himself. These omnipotent, and all-pervading forms are present everywhere in their formless potencies but in this motherland, they bore divine forms since ancient times and Legends assuredly say they'll be the only ones to remain standing at the end of the Universe and beyond... The very concept that the all-powerful Supreme Person is unaware of His Godhood, fears His mother, and plays mischievously with His friends is universally delightful. A number of the childhood pastimes of God Krishn, who by the act of His own spiritual potency, forgets that He is God and plays like an ordinary child. These pastimes are described in India's ancient scriptures, which state that although God is infinite, unlimited, and inconceivable, He is ultimately a person. He manifests in many forms and is mostly worshiped with great reverence. In His original and topmost feature, however, He inspires such intimate, sweet affection in the heart of his dear devotees that, although He enacts astonishing pastimes, both He and they remain unaware of His Godhood.

[Originally Written By Swami Budhananda All Rights Reserved Adhyaksha, Advaita Ashrama First Edition by Ramakrishna Mission] Mirabai was one of those totally unself-conscious teachers of supreme love of God, whose manner of loving God became the manner of her teachings. Mirabai was a sixteenth century saint born in Rajasthan, India. Her approach to God as Sri Krishna, was that of absolute love. For expressing her most powerful love of God she composed many moving songs, which became one of the tenderly cherished spiritual heritage of India. The Story of Mira's Love moves everyone who has love of God in heart. Even those who may not like to think of God at all, could be struck by the inspiring quality of God at all, could be struck by the inspiring quality of Mira's most dynamic pursuit of God the Beloved. For writing this small monograph, in good part, the author(Swami Budhananda) depended on Swami Vamadevananda's Mirabai published by 'Udbodhan' Kolkata. The theme of the seed-paper was given as a Sunday sermon at the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Centre, New York, with the caption, 'Mira: The God-intoxicated Queen' in April 1960. Later on, the same was the subject of a Sunday talk early in 1965 at the Vedanta Society, Hollywood, given under the caption, 'The Story of Mira's Love.' 'The Story of Mira's Love' was first published in the July-August 1965 issue of the Vedanta and the West, a bi-monthly, which used to be published by the Vedanta Society of Southern California. This is now being made available for wider circulation in the form of this small book, enlivened by the sketches of Sri Biswaranjan Chakraborty. Artist Biswaranjan has, by grace, succeeded in good part in capturing with the delicacy of his brush the thores and the abandon of Mira's divine love. It is hoped that the story of Mira's total love for God will energize and inspire lovers of God everywhere in the world. 16 March 1983 Sri Ramakrishna's Birthday New Delhi Swami Budhananda: The original Author of this book 'The Story of Mira's Love.