Month: September 2019

CRIME COURTS MISERY: A CONSEQUENCE OF ENTROPY

Leave a Comment / Inspirational, Personal development / By INDAR MAHARAJ

Around 3.00 a.m. on Thursday August 8 1963, the Travelling Post Office headed from Glasgow to Euston. It never got there. Near the Sears Crossing signal point south of Leighton Buzzard, it was hijacked. The hijackers netted about £50 million in today’s currency. The mastermind, Bruce Reynolds.

WORKING REJUVENATES THE MIND

Leave a Comment / The Virtue of Toil / By INDAR MAHARAJ

Socio-economic factors Effort is never wasted. In societies where employment is the norm, meaningful work meets a range of psychological, emotional and social needs. These are seminal to defining the identity and social status of the individual. Loss of a job involves more than income. The worker loses social relationships, daily structures, and a sense of …

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