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AnKariah

Author: Rebecca Keystone

Publisher: Lightforged Pty Ltd

Published: 2004-11-06

Total Pages: 177

ISBN-13: 0975249509

This is a journey of epic proportions, about AnKariah, the daughter of an Ascended Master. AnKariah is appointed a Royal Commission by the Etheric Council of Heaven to attend a unique Soul Group when she attends Terra (Earth), called the Gemini Creation. For each time she is reincarnated, a little more of the Veil of Forgetfulness is lifted from her Soul. However, by her sixteenth incarnation, AnKariah finds herself balancing precariously on the boarders, between Heaven's realms & Earth. This beautiful & passionate journey of AnKariah, spans from the beginning of Earths existence to today, as she discovers a unique gift to understand the true reason for Mortal life, by drawing the veil and opening the window to Heaven, reuniting with her Angelic Pyrocynian Family on Pontorria, Home of the Ancient One’s. This novel is G-rated and can be read from about 14yrs up. I do highly recommend this book for anyone in need of direction to find your true and precious meaning at the most crucial time in our world in this world.

Indian Painters of Colonial Era (1750 - 1950 AD)

Author: Roop Narayan Batham

Publisher: Blue Rose Publishers

Published: 2023-03-21

Total Pages: 356

ISBN-13:

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This book is a documentation of significant practicing painters and sculptors of Greater Pre-Independence India between 1750 and 1950. The task of collecting this scattered material of Colonial-era to the united India, lead to search for names of artists from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh and of course India. This register records almost 3000 names of practicing Indian artists, gathered assiduously from National archives, Museum records, rare old journals and books, and present living family members of deceased artists. In the absence of a legitimate record of the names of these forgotten artists names of many famous court painters under the patronage of Kings, Nawabs, and local rulers have been pushed into oblivion, with their works described in generalized terms, like coming from the ‘Colonial Period’ or ‘Post Mughal Period’, with a short description of a few painting styles of Provincial Schools.This book is the first of its kind and a small step towards giving recognition to these lost artists. Roop Narayan Batham