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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. BOOK OVERVIEW The Core PremiseModern humanity is suffering from a split consciousness.We are more connected than ever, yet often more lonely. We possess immense technological power, yet frequently feel internally powerless. We achieve material progress, yet struggle with meaning, balance, and trust. Our institutions expand, but our inner clarity often shrinks.This book argues that many of our global crises - leadership failure, systemic corruption, ecological collapse, youth anxiety, and the development paradox - arise from a disconnection between our inner state and our outer action.To heal this fracture, the book brings together two profound wisdom texts: The Ashtavakra Gita, which teaches radical inner freedom, witness consciousness, ego dissolution, and the discovery of the unbound Self.The Bhagavad Gita, which teaches responsible action, dharma, equanimity, devotion, and service without attachment to results.Together, they offer a complete model for the 21st century: the Still Warrior - one who is inwardly free and outwardly responsible.The Central SynthesisThe book moves beyond the old tension between renunciation and action.Without inner stillness, action becomes ego-driven, restless, and corruptible. Without action, stillness can become escape, indifference, or private comfort.The synthesis is simple but demanding: Be inwardly free.Act outwardly with responsibility.The Still Warrior does not abandon the world in search of peace. Nor does the Still Warrior abandon peace in order to serve the world. The Still Warrior carries peace into the battlefield.The Narrative ArcThe book is organized into four major movements.Part I diagnoses the modern crisis and introduces the two Gitas as living maps for public life.Part II explores the Ashtavakra pillar: the sudden leap, witness consciousness, ego dissolution, freedom from bondage, bliss, and stillness in the storm.Part III explores the Bhagavad Gita pillar: Arjuna's crisis, Nishkama Karma, equanimity, the Field and the Knower, devotion, dharma, Tyagi, and liberation through duty.Part IV brings the two pillars together through Akarma, integrity in Gray zones, evolved leadership, global governance, climate justice, and Youth-o-cracy.The journey ends with a final manifesto for the Still Warrior and an epilogue that passes the bow to the next generation.Unique MethodologyThis book has been developed through a dialogue between human lived experience and AI-supported reflection.The author, Er. Kamal Rijal, Ph.D., serves as the Human Architect, bringing seven decades of experience in engineering, development, governance, international policy, and spiritual inquiry.AI systems served as reasoning and structural companions, helping refine arguments, organize chapters, and strengthen accessibility. The collaboration itself reflects the book's message: modern tools can serve wisdom when guided by human conscience.Target ReadersThis book is written for: Leaders and policy makers seeking ethical clarity.Youth searching for purpose, courage, and direction.Educators and reformers interested in holistic leadership formation.Development professionals confronting the gap between policy and reality.Seekers trying to reconcile inner freedom with worldly responsibility.Citizens who refuse to surrender to cynicism.It is not a sectarian religious book. It is a civilizational wisdom book for public life.The Promise of the BookThe book does not offer an easy formula. It offers a foundation.It promises that when the stillness of pure awareness meets the battlefield of responsibility, a new kind of human being becomes possible.The world does not need louder leader Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Nepal's challenges to democracy and peace/Dev Raj Dahal. 2. Constituent Assembly the road ahead/Mukti Rijal. 3. People's Movements and transformation of the state in Nepal challenges and risks ahead/Bishnu Raj Upreti. 4. Constituent Assembly pathways to constitution making/Bhimarjun Acharya. 5. Constituent Assembly context issues and concerns/Prem Sharma. 6. Constituent Assembly and issues relating to inclusion of Dalits/Tek Tamrakar. 7. Politics of Constituent Assembly in Nepal/Krishna Belbase. 8. Civil society and its discontents/C.D. Bhatta. 9. WTO LDCs stakes and Nepal/Yamuna Ghale. 10. Book review. 11. Trade Union against poverty/Umesh Upadhyaya. Experiences of the developing countries on democratic governance have been mixed. Cases of successes and failures are available. However in several cases popular aspirations and needs are generally found to be unaddressed. As a result social unrest and discontent simmer grow and burst onto open conflict. Problems are often seen and detected in structures institutions mechanism and process of governance. And attempts to address and correct them are ill conceived and half hearted. This publication as the previous one is an attempt to discuss and add some value to the ongoing dialogue on peace governance and constitution making. Those who have contributed articles for this volume are authorities in the field of public policy governance and development. This publication will prove to be an essential reading for those who have an interest in the issues relating to governance constitution making and politics of inclusion. 70 pp.…

Paperback. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Building state capacity for governance effectiveness in Nepal/Dev Raj Dahal. 2. Conflict in Nepal conditions of dialogue/Poorna K. Adhikary. 3. Conflict transformation and peace building choices of approaches and strategies for Nepal/Bishnu Raj Upreti. 4. Parties and politicking competition and development in rural Nepal/Hans Andersen. 5. Moving beyond the binaries reframing the debates/Max Cherem. 6. Nepali conflict and civil society present context and constraints/Chandra D. Bhatta. 7. Mapping social movements in Nepal/Jakob Bak Pedersen. 8. Gender ideology and discourse interpretive possibilities/Ram Chandra Poudenl. 9. Fiscal decentralization in Nepal some measuring Yardsticks/Pushpa Kandel. Book review Reinventing government for globalizing society/Tara Dahal. Experiences on democratic governance in developing countries have been mixed. Popular aspirations and needs often remain unmet as a result social unrest and discontent simmer and grow. Problems are often seen in structures institutions mechanism and process of governance. This publication as the previous one is an attempt to discuss and add some value to dialogue in governance. Those who have contributed for this volume are prominent authorities in the field of public policy governance and development. The articles printed in this volume not only bring some of Nepal's problems to the fore but also hint at how these could be tackled. This publication will prove to be an essential reading for those who have an interest on state governance and inclusionery politics. 116 pp. …

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Soft cover. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. I. Structure Section: 1. Determiners with singular countable nouns. 2. The determiners II. 3. Modal auxiliary verbs. 4. Tense. 5. The simple present of the verb to be. 6. The present continuous. 7. The present perfect continuous. 8. The simple past. 9. The past continuous. 10. The past perfect. 11. The past perfect continuous. 12. The simple future. 13. The future continuous. 14. The future perfect. 15. The future perfect continuous. 16. Transitive and intransitive verb. 17. The passive voice. 18. Direct and indirect objects. 19. The pronouns. 20. Direct and indirect speech narration. 21. Subject verb agreement. 22. Coordinating conjunctions. 23. Prepositions. 24. The clauses. 25. Word order in sentences. 26. Building sentences. 27. Emphatic statements. 28. The subjunctive. 29. The conditional sentences. 30. Transformation of sentences. 31. Synthesis of sentences. II. Spelling and Vocabulary Section: 32. Spelling. 33. Phrasal verbs-I. 34. Phrasal verbs-II. 35. Idioms and phrases. 36. Homophones. 37. Word formation. 38. Single words. 39. Synonyms and antonyms. 40. Appropriate words in appropriate places. IV. Composition section: 41. Comprehension. 42. Essay writing. 43. Newspaper report. 45. E-mail writing. 46. Legal documents. 47. Speech writing. 48. Minutes and resolution writing. 49. Diary writing. 50. British and American English an introduction. References.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. IN NEPALI; ORIGINAL 2009 PUBLICATION; Softcover; this is NOT ex-library; very small stain on inside front cover and title page; o/w in very good condition. Book.

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PAPERBACK. Condition: cover wear otherwise good. Reprint. 14pp + b/w illustrations octavo paper. reprinted from "Ancient Nepal" Journal.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Observation. Remarks. Few words. 1. The new constition: a quest for federal polity. 2. Local Government in new constitution. 3. Functions, competences and relations.

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