The main reason for the publication of this website, is to create a holding website for the other websites and sub domains we have at present and would create in the future with relevant content and web resources to suite the needs and requirements of the visitors of our websites.

At present we have three websites; that is the holding website (where you are now), a website on investment management and a website on Hindu philosophy. However, these subjects of study are quite abstract and may not catch the interest of most people surfing the net given demographics and age group considerations. Therefore, the need to have the holding website to give you (the visitor) access to webs which maybe more to your liking and taste.

Wishing you happy reading.

We have provided links below to our present resources for ease of movement from one website/resource to another. Recently, we have launched a new part to this website on matters of website development and design. It is expected that reading through this part of our website the visitors who may be inclined to creating and launching their own websites would gain relevant insights.

Although the content may be basic, it is intended to help guide the discerning through the initial stages of this exercise (or new venture if you prefer). Of course, the intent is to develop this new part of our website over a period of time; while linking the new content through the relevant webpages as and when they are created. Although, we have gained a certain level of expertise in website development and design, it would only be fair to say that the virtual world is indeed a dynamic place with changes occurring periodically. Further, we would like to bring to your attention that the new standards of the source code (that is, html5 and css3) may become necessary to implement to maintain the present level of website performance and improve on it. However, there is still some time to go before these new standards become mainstream; till then a discerning webmaster may have implement xhtml 1.0 strict with css3 or html 4.0 strict with css3. Of course, the larger websites and search engines may have already shifted to the new standard of html5.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Website Development and Design Website design, coding and clean up Redirect 301: A Subdomain to its main Domain
Content creation for your website Selecting the Web Host Website development and unintended avoidable duplication
Selecting a website editing and design software Registration of domain name DDoS Attacks: Understanding them and Prevention
Narach Investment (Investment Management: An Introduction) Selecting an Asset Management Team Investment Management and Annuity
Introduction Asset Allocation Process Investment Management and ISO 9000 Registration
The 5 Questions The Portfolio Upgrade Small Business Investments
Why to Invest? Using Futures in Asset Allocation Venture Capital and Negotiation Issues
What to Invest? Investment Management and Trading in the Stock Market Investment Management and Forex Trading
Where to Invest? Estimation of the Intrinsic Value of a Stock Forex Market: Similarities between Stock and Currency Trading
When to Invest? Technical analysis: Stock Prices and Moving Averages Forex Market: Differences between Stock and Currency Trading
How to Invest? Technical analysis: Stock Prices and the Fibonacci Studies Online Forex Trading
Investment Management Process Technical analysis: Stock Prices and the Elliott Wave Investment Management and Real Estate
Setting the Investment Objective Technical analysis: Stock Prices and Momentum Indicators Real Estate and Home Loan Secrets
Establishing Investment Policy Margin of Safety Real Estate Investment Success
Selecting the Portfolio Strategy The Time Value of Money Real Estate Investment Financing
Selecting the Assets Investment Management and Inflation Role of Options and Futures
Measuring and Evaluating Performance Investment Management and the First Trade What are Options?
Investment Environment Investment Management and the First Position Types of Options
Introduction to the Investment Environment Investment Management and News Flow Integration Option Styles, Class and Series
Investment Avenues Investment Management Market Failures and Business Cycles Option Concepts
Investment Attributes Stock Market Investment Rules Pricing of Options
Comparison of Investment Avenues Stock Market Investment Strategies Determining Options Premium and the Greeks
Investment Decision Making: Approaches Stock Market Investment Plan Options Pricing Models
Common Errors in Investment Management Investment Management and Stock Market Simulation Options Trading Strategies in a Bull Market
Investment and Speculation Investment Management and Investor Preparation Options Trading Strategies in a Bear Market
Investment Wisdom Psychology of the Successful Investor Options Trading Strategies in a Volatile Market
Securities Market Qualities of the Successful Investor Options Trading Strategies in a Stable Market
Understanding Investment Banks Risk and Return Options, Futures and learning from the Stock Market
The Broker The Capital Asset Pricing Model National Stock Exchange, India: Futures & Options List
Cycle Programs and Ponzi Schemes The Arbitrage Pricing Theory Investment World and Reflections
Active Asset Allocation Market Efficiency Creating a Business Strategy
Introduction to Asset Allocation Etrade and the Three-In-One Account Checklist for starting a Business
Asset Allocation Classes Risk Control and Investment Capital Management Formation of an Investment Club
Tactical Asset Allocation National Stock Exchange, India: The Nifty List The Links Page
Management of Asset Allocation Investment Management and Mutual Funds Search Results
Narach Philosophy (Mimansa)    
Introduction to the Mimansa The method of interpretation: the law of action The method of interpretation (Part - 6)
The problem of the Mimansa Karma and the method of interpretation: Mind, intellect and the soul The method of interpretation (Part - 7)
The solution of the problem of the Mimansa The problem of action The method of interpretation (Part - 8)
The law of dharma and the Vedas Law of action and inaction The method of interpretation: intellect and mind, sacrifice and satisfaction
The Vedas and the method of interpretation (Part - 1) Energy and action: the language of the Vedas The performance and renunciation of action: the method of interpretation
The Vedas and the method of interpretation (Part - 2) The language of the Vedas: method of interpretation (Part - 1) The method of interpretation: the problem of desire
The law of action: the Vedas and their form The language of the Vedas: method of interpretation (Part - 2) Action, effort and result: the method of interpretation
The law of action and the method of interpretation (Part - 1) The method of interpretation: the problem of action (Part - 1) The method of interpretation (Part - 9)
The law of action and the method of interpretation (Part - 2) The method of interpretation: the problem of action (Part - 2) The instruments and object of action
The law of action, need of knowledge, action and time The character of sacrifice: the method of interpretation The method of interpretation: the function of the intellect and the mind
The law of action: how described in the Vedas The method of interpretation (Part - 1) Sacrifice and intelligence: the instinct of creation
The language of the Vedas and how to understand it The method of interpretation (Part - 2) The law of creation (Part - 1)
The law of action The method of interpretation (Part - 3) The law of creation (Part - 2)
The law of life in the Vedas: purpose in action and actionlessness The method of interpretation (Part - 4) Creation as a sacrifice: proof of the existence of the soul
Charity, desire and satisfaction The method of interpretation: the law of action (Part - 1) Ritvij Priests
Self-interest and natural desire: how to understand the Vedas Action and the mind: the method of interpretation Jyotishtoma
The method of interpretation: Nature, Sacrifice and the Soul Intelligent action and sacrifice: the method of interpretation The four castes
The problem of Action: the method of interpretation The method of interpretation (Part - 5) Search Results
Action, motive and the soul: the method of interpretation Sacrifice and the intellect: the method of interpretation (Part - 1) Narach Philosophy Feed
Action, purpose and sacrifice: the method of interpretation Sacrifice and the intellect: the method of interpretation (Part - 2) Sitemap
Action and purification: the method of interpretation Sacrifice and the intellect: the method of interpretation (Part - 3) Privacy Policy
The kinds of Action: the method of interpretation The method of interpretation: the law of action (Part - 2) Disclaimer
Krama and the method of interpretation (Part - 1) The method of interpretation: Desire, Purpose and Action Disclosure
Krama and the method of interpretation (Part - 2) The method of interpretation: Life and Action Narach Philosophy Blog
Narach Philosophy (Hindu Philosophy and Religion)    
The problem of the sacred books Gunas or the attributes of things Integration of ancient thought
The solution of the problem of the sacred books The Mimansa system The essential idea of the sacred books
The systems of Hindu philosophy The Vedas and their subject matter The ten incarnations of Vishnu
The Sankhya system The principle of method of interpretation The meeting place of the systems of Brahma and Mahadeva
The law of action (Part-1) How to understand the text (Part-1) The essence of Hinduism
Function of the intellect and the mind How to understand the text (Part-2) The character of Sanskrt
The soul and freedom Illustrations The plan of distribution
Observations on the Sankhya (Part-1) The Yoga system Dictionary meanings of letters
Observations on the Sankhya (Part-2) Yoga and the means of attaining it Consonants
The Nyaya system The powers of Yoga Kunti and Karna: an illustration
The means of acquiring knowledge The Vedanta system Kunti and Pritha
The objects to be known (Part-1) Brahma and the soul Vasudeva and Kunti
The objects to be known (Part-2) The logic of ideas Kunti and the sun
The Vaiseshika system The fundamental idea of Vedanta Kunti throws Karna into water
The common properties of things Rebirth and removal of sin Two meanings of the story of Kunti and Karna
Relation of objects through similarities and differences Science, philosophy, religion Narach Philosophy Blog
The factors of action The systems of religion Search Results
Narach Philosophy (The Bhagavad Gita)    
Chapter 1: Arjuna Vishada Yoga Chapter 7: Jnana Vijnana Yoga Chapter 13: Ksetra Ksetrajna Vibhaga Yoga
Chapter 2: Sankhya Yoga Chapter 8: Akshara Brahma Yoga Chapter 14: Guna Traya Vibhaga Yoga
Chapter 3: Karma Yoga Chapter 9: Raja Vidya Raja Guhya Yoga Chapter 15: Purushottama Yoga
Chapter 4: Jnana Karma Sanyasa Yoga Chapter 10: Vibhuti Yoga Chapter 16: Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga
Chapter 5: Sanyasa Yoga Chapter 11: Visva Rupa Darshana Yoga Chapter 17: Sraddha Traya Vibhaga Yoga
Chapter 6: Dhyana Yoga Chapter 12: Bhakti Yoga Chapter 18: Sanyasa Yoga
Narach Philosophy (The Mystery of the Mahabharata)    
The Mahabharata: An Introduction The Unmanifest Meanings of the Letters of the Alphabet: Semi-Vowels
The plan of the Sacred Works Systems of Hindu Philosophy: Positions of the Golden Egg Structure of Sanskrt
Construction of the story of the Mahabharata Vedanta Philosophy The method of Interpretation
Characters of the story of the Mahabharata Yoga Philosophy The Hymns of the Vedas
The story of the Mahabharata Sankhya Philosophy Subject matter of the Vedas
Mahabharata and the gambling match The Golden Egg and the Universe Caste System
Battle of Kurukshetra New Order of Planets Visvedevas
Krshna's deceit and Yudhisthira lie Four Stages of Life Manifestation: Purushic and Prakrtic Ether The Gods of the Vedas: Vrtra
Death of Abhimanyu Incarnations and Ages of Time The Gods of the Vedas: Agni
The meaning of the Mahabharata The Course of Life and Death The Gods of the Vedas: Indra
A new Language Theories and their application The Gods of the Vedas: Heaven and Earth
The Systems of Hindu Thought Theory of Medicine The Gods of the Vedas: Two Asvins
An Explanation (Part-1) The Hindu Theory of Numbers The Gods of the Vedas: Soma and Rudra
Purusha and Prakrti The Origin and Character of Sanskrt The Gods of the Vedas: Varuna
Life as studied by ancient Hindus Vowels and Consonants The Gods of the Vedas: Vishnu
Energies of creation and their manifest form Test of Correctness The Gods of the Vedas: Vayu and Usas
Energies of Life and Systems of Hindu Thought Meanings of the Letters of the Alphabet: Vowels The Gods of the Vedas: Maruts
Three points of view Meanings of the Letters of the Alphabet: Consonants  
Narach Philosophy (The Mystery of the Mahabharata: Towards a better understanding)    
The Cell and the Universe Vedanta in the Sutras Buddhi
The Science and Philosophy of the Vedas Vedic Gods and systems of Hindu Thought: Yoga Mind
The Cell as a picture of Vedic Gods Yoga in the Sutras The senses of Knowledge
The ancient idea of the Cell Vedic Gods and systems of Hindu Thought: Vaisesika The senses of Action
The theory and its application Vaisesika in the Sutras Satapatha Brahmana or Creative Sacrifice
Brahmanda and the Vedic Gods: Vrtra and Varuna Vedic Gods and systems of Hindu Thought: Nyaya The theory of Hindu Religion
Brahmanda and the Vedic Gods: Vishnu and Vayu Nyaya in the Sutras The religion of Vishnu
Brahmanda and the Vedic Gods: Indra and Agni Vedic Gods and systems of Hindu Thought: The Sankhya Vaisnavism and other systems of religion
Brahmanda and the Vedic Gods: Rudra and Soma The Sankhya in the Sutras (Part-1) The religion of Mahadeva
Brahmanda and the Vedic Gods: Dyaus and Prithvi and Two Asvins The Sankhya in the Sutras (Part-2) Saivism and other systems of religion
The unmanifest in the Cell Purva Mimamsa The religion of Brahma
Modern Science and Vedic Thought The basis of Purva Mimamsa The religion of Buddha
Sacred Authority: Soul and Food The Ascending and Descending Scale of Thought The Mahayana and Hinayana Schools
The Cell and the story of Creation and Death The essence of the Upanishads The religion of Jaina
The Hindu Trinity The energies of Creation Jainism and other systems of religion
Vedic Gods and systems of Philosophy Problems of Philosophy The Tantra or Sakti Worship
Three Principal Systems The individual Soul and Systems of Philosophy Vedic Foundations of the Tantra
Nine Points of View The Soul and Prana or vital breath Hindu Thought and the Holy Bible: The Old Testament
Vedic Gods and systems of Hindu Thought: Vedanta The problem of Food Hindu Thought and the Holy Bible: The New Testament
Narach Philosophy (The Mystery of the Mahabharata: The story and essence of the Epic) The field of Battle The history of the Mahabharata
Introduction Bhishma Parva: Bhishma's battle of ten days The essence of the epic: Adi Parva
Adi Parva: The birth of Heroes Drona Parva: Drona's battle of five days The essence of the epic: Sabha Parva
The house of Lac Karna Parva: Karna's battle of two days The essence of the epic: Vana Parva
The marriage of Draupadi Salya Parva: The defeat of Kauravas The essence of the epic: Virata Parva
Three brides of Arjuna Sauptika Parva: The slaughter in sleep The essence of the epic: Udyoga Parva
The burning of Khandavan forest Stri Parva: The wail of Women The essence of the epic: Bhishma Parva
Sabha Parva: The assembly hall of Yudhisthira Santi Parva: The philosophy of Peace The essence of the epic: Drona Parva
The game of Dice Anusasana Parva: The science of the Soul The essence of the epic: Karna Parva
Vana Parva: In the forest Asvamedha Parva: The sacrifice of the Horse The essence of the epic: Salya Parva
The mission of Arjuna Asramavasika Parva: The death of Dhritarashtra The essence of the epic: Sauptika Parva
The pilgrimage of the Pandavas Mausala Parva: The passing of Krshna The essence of the epic: Stri Parva
The period of Probation Mahaprasthana Parva: The passing of the Pandavas The essence of the epic: Santi Parva and Anusasana Parva
Virata Parva: In the kingdom of Virata Svargarohanika Parva: The ascent to Heaven The essence of the epic: Asvamedha Parva
Udyoga Parva: Preparations for War The problem of the Mahabharata The essence of the epic: Asramavasika Parva
The messengers of Peace The method of interpretation of the Mahabharata The essence of the epic: Mausala Parva
The mission of Krshna The plan of the Mahabharata The essence of the epic: Mahaprasthana Parva and Svargarohanika Parva
Narach Finance    
Ways to Guarantee Financial Independence Building Wealth in Real Estate Narach Finance Feed
Ideas for Small Business Success Credit Card Processing and Transaction Surcharge Sitemap
Securing a Bad Credit Mortgage Loan Exploring Six Sigma Myths Privacy Policy
Applying for a Business Loan Factoring Finance: Business Growth without Debt Disclaimer
The concept of Wealth: Are you Wealthy? Offer 30 Day Credit the Right Way Disclosure
Avoid Home Business Failure Search Results