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    The Art of Living in a War-Torn World
    The Art of Living in a War-Torn World
    The Art of Living in a War-Torn World
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    The Art of Living in a War-Torn World

    By Praveen Kumar Nayak

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    The Art of Living in a War-Torn World" is not just a survival guide; it's a masterpiece of the human spirit. It beckons you to rise above the chaos, to craft a life worth living, and to paint your own narrative of survival and triumph. Embrace its wisdom and discover the art of living with courage, grace, and unwavering resilience in a world where survival is the ultimate masterpiece.

    In a world defined by uncertainty and conflict, this handbook is your guide to resilience and survival. It's more than just words on paper; it's a lifeline, an empowering compass through the turbulent terrain of a war-torn era. Packed with practical wisdom, this guide is your ally in navigating the physical, mental, and emotional challenges of an unpredictable world. Prepare, adapt, and thrive with the Survival Handbook for a War-Torn Era.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherverbal canvas
    Release dateNov 5, 2023
    ISBN9798223176282
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