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March 12, 2011

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Doomsday: may 21, 2011?

Breaking News! The Family Radio Worldwide evangelist Harold Camping predicts that The Judgement Day is closer than we think and has announced the exact date of rapture as May 21, 2011. JUDGEMENT DAY? The 2012 Nostradamus predictions have gained a lot of popularity, firstly because the year is coming closer and secondly his predictions seem to match predictions from other sources like the Mayan and Gnostic texts and so on. But Harold Camping thinks otherwise. Camping, an 89-year-old former civil engineer-turned-biblical scholar, says he reached his conclusion after 70 years of intense study and a few incorrect interpretations like the one he made in 1994. Nevertheless, he is now convinced that the rapture is set to happen in what he reckons is "19 weeks and a few days." Camping came up to the conclusion with a mathematical formula using the numbers given in the Bible. He said, "Because I was an engineer, I was very interested in the numbers. I...

RETIREMENT

The Joy of Small Journeys After Retirement There was a time when travel meant ticking off destinations, chasing novelty, and collecting photographs like trophies. But something shifted after retirement. The world didn’t shrink—it deepened. Last week, I walked through a quiet lane in Kharghar I’d passed a hundred times before. This time, I noticed the way the bougainvillea leaned into the street like it had something to say. A chai vendor waved without trying to sell me anything. A child laughed at a puddle. And I felt—unexpectedly—like I was traveling. 🛤️ What Counts as a Journey? We often think of journeys as grand undertakings. But the most transformative ones are often small: A walk without headphones. A conversation with a stranger. A detour through a forgotten alley. A moment of stillness before the day begins. These are not escapes. They are arrivals. ✨ Retirement as a Portal Retirement isn’t just freedom from work—it’s freedom to notice. To slow down. To feel the tex...

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