Jeff Tikari

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Jeff Tikari

11 free books 5 (253 ratings)

Jeff Tikari writes fiction and works on philosophy and spirituality. His background includes work on tea and coffee plantations in India and Papua New Guinea.

Free books by Jeff Tikari

A Tryst With Destiny

A Tryst With Destiny

He would marry her he resolved. He would wait for her until she finished her education and then marry her, Sameer studied the young girl as she flitted between guests ...

5.0 (86)

Super Humans

Super Humans

Take this book slowly so the ideas are fully absorbed. Some passages have been restressed, but that has been done to help retention. A book of spiritual motivation should be read slowly a few times.

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Episodes of Ecstasy

Episodes of Ecstasy

Thirteen ecstatical stories. Stories that will leave an after-taste like that which lingers in your mouth hours after a particularly tasty meal. Stories to mull over, to assimilate, and to enjoy.

5.0 (10)

Control Your Destiny

Control Your Destiny

This is perhaps a time in human development, an era in human progress when metaphysics is again being assessed by more and more people; an epoch that is raising a more widespread interest though perhaps with a smattering of skepticism.

5.0 (28)

To Sweeten Boredom

To Sweeten Boredom

A book of thirteen enlightening, fast-paced stories written in today's racy style. Jeff Tikari writes to entertain and does it with aplomb and mastery. Free ebook

5.0 (7)

The Billinnium Saga

The Billinnium Saga

The most nutritious food, the food that no nutritionist can improve upon, the only food that is effective for your good health and being is provided by the neuronal electric play of the brain that vitalizes the entire organism.

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Aroma of Orange Pekoe

Aroma of Orange Pekoe

Stories of Tea Planters who made a living in the remote plantations of north-east India in the 1950s. Scots, Brits, and Indians lived in a cohesive society mostly cut off from the rest of the world.

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Travails of Innocence

Travails of Innocence

Winter was a favourite season with the young: when the sugar-cane grew high; when one could be hidden from view within a few feet of entering a field; when lovers could meet clandestinely within the embrace of the thick curtaining cane.

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