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Scorpio Man Love, Lust, and ObsessionScorpio Man Love, Lust, and Obsession by Nikita Gharat
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I think she has described, the Scorpio man point blank. What I liked is the fact that she has elaborated the Scorpio stare.

She let's the girl in love with a Scorpio man distinguish between love and lust. It is true that Scorpio men are known for the loyalty but they can also be brutal heartbreakers. This book helps in finding out whether you are with a keeper or breaker. Also, there are additional chapters such as Scorpio man and eros signs, which help in knowing "what triggers the particular scorpio man".

The book has detailed insight, I loved reading it. Recommended for those in love with a Scorpio man and also for those who are Scorpio themselves.

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The Techniques of Applying Mascara

Mascara is used to define the eyelashes by making it bright and full. It not only colors and shapes the eyes but also helps to enhance the beauty of the eyes. Applying Mascara needs some technique, it is not that easy to apply, you need some practice. Once you get used to it then it becomes an easy job. The mascara has to be applied usually only on the eyelashes after the entire eye makeup is done. 
 The Craft of Applying Mascara:
To begin with the application you need to curl the lashes with the mascara brush to avoid clumping very gently first over the upper lashes that gives the right effect to your eyes. As you might have seen that some of the eyelashes which are done look very much like spider web because of wrong way of application. You need to be skilled at applying mascara to get the perfect look for your eyes. ApplyMascaraat the base of the lashes very gently so that it gives brightness and fullness to the eyelashes. The eyes should be closed when the wand is placed on the lashe…
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Vishakha Nakshatra Male Personality, Nature, Love and Career

Vishakha means double natured. One side is like an angel and other is the shadow side. They are extremists. They are either extremely good or extremely bad depending upon the opposite person and/or situation. Possibly Emperor Ashoka was a Vishakha male, he didn't get his mother's love when he needed and his father always hated him.

I think they go to any lengths to achieve their goals but the angel inside them takes them to the part of dharma. Also, they can make the most outstanding lovers. Despite of being the most charming and magnetic, Vishakha natives prefer monogamy or monoandry.

They fall in love just once and that is one true time. The rest relationships are switched-off by the smart mind of the Vishakha natives. They don't let any affair or frivolous person disturb the place and position of the woman they have loved with their deep heart.

Many women flock to them but they are not blinded with their charms or their praises. Unlike the men of Hasta nakshatra, Vish…
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Top 3 Facebook Game Categories For Small Business Owners

Life inspires from fiction. Earning money can be inspired by games. Yes, you can become an entrepreneur by playing games online. We already know about games like monopoly that inspire you to earn good money. As kids almost all of us have played monopoly. The current generation will benefit from playing Cashflow. It is a mind blowing game that keeps you away from following a hamster’s life. However, the point here is, is it possible to get business ideas from playing games? The answer is “yes”, it is completely possible! Actually, many new entrepreneurs or small business owners don’t know that games stimulate your brain. You can get more business ideas by playing games than sitting in a cubicle in front of your computer. 
Okay, reading this article, will just do the trick. So, sharpen your pencils and start noting down these facebook game categories that can sharpen your skills.
Food games:
These games may look silly to some but they actually help you to get brilliant ideas. You can start…
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Mee Radhika Book 3: Radhikabai's Shrimant Vishwasrao Peshwa Part 2

Radhikabai was a bright child, rather a child prodegy. Her grasping power was amazing and she was good at understanding complex things. Even as a child, she understood life and its unfairness. However, she was an optimist with tremendous faith or Vishwas in god. Although, as a kid she was fond of reason not rituals. She had high IQ and extremely high EQ that made her sensitive. That is why, when her Shrimant took her side so boldly, she felt the thud. 
Her intuitive heart told her that she was extremely lucky. Something inside her told her that she had no reason to fear. Somehow, bad luck would never come her way. She had seen her mother's worried face and overheard her conversations. Though she didn't understand the details, she knew her mother shuddered with Gopikabai's name. 
That moment Radhikabai wanted to tell her mother that things would be alright. Shrimant fed her lovingly, morsel after morsel. In the end, Radhikabai planted a kiss on his fair cheek. Shrimant Vis…
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2 Reasons Why You Lose Top Employees

Want your company to progress leaps and bounds? Stop best employees from leaving. Oh yes, it is that simple.  Most employers underestimate the power of a good employee. They think that they are the boss. So, they have the power to fire anyone at any point. But you see, if assumptions could build castles then everyone would own one. However, reality is bitter. Actually,  a good employee is far more valuable than a team of experts required for damage control. Your few top workers are your stitches in time that will weave your blanket of success. Therefore, it is wise to value them in time to save your stitches nine! I know, you may have no idea, what goes wrong every time. No worries, here is a list of a few mistakes made by employers to drive away employee gems.
Undervaluing 
This is a habit with most employers or managers, they take their best employees for granted. When they play a major role in getting you a project or making it successful, they get no praises. In fact, they eve…
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Book: Chimaji Appasaheb Peshwa: The Slayer of Portuguese Regime Chapter

Chimaji Appasaheb Peshwa: The Slayer of Portuguese Regime Chapter
by Prakash Harischandra


4 MARRIAGE WITH RAKHMABAI


The 11 years-old Chimna Balaji Ballal Bhat was married to Rakhmabai Pethe. She was 4 years younger than him. Both children would play whenever either would visit each other’s houses. At that time, she was not staying with him owing to her tender age. She would only visit her husband during festivities. Then she would stay there for a few days and go back home. 
Kashibai would treat young Chimna and Rakhma with lot of love and care. To say, she would play second mother to the couple. When Chimaji Appa became 15 years old, Rakhmabaisaheb hit puberty. She then came to stay with him at Saswad. As a few years passed, the couple got closer. By now, Chimaji Appa had started to accompany his brother Peshwa Bajirao for various mohims. He never failed to write letters to his beloved wife along with his Vahinisaheb (sister-in-law) Kashibai and Matoshree baisaheb (Radhabai). 
His letters…
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Silk Smitten India: The Royal Textile Of The Golden Land

You will not come across a single household in India where you will not find a traditional silk saree , perhaps hidden in the closet. This  relation of Indians with silk has its roots from ancient times. Definitely no other fabric can take the place of silk in the heart and wardrobe of Indian women. 
Silk offers a  fascinating, delightful and luxurious feel. No wonder, it is crowned as the  queen of textiles and rules the textile industry with its shimmer, charisma and  sensuousness.
History of silk dates back to over 4500 years ago.Our proud nation, India ranks second in the production of silk, providing around whooping 18 per cent of the total production across the world.
At present,silk weaving practice in India is mainly focused on the saree, the  indigenous conventional attire that is draped by most women in the country. It is considered as a symbol  of honor and exuberance to drape a silk saree. Perhaps, that is the reason why most women in India drape themselves in  fancy and c…
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