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It was not that I had never studied black women writers before: my teachers at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica--David Williams, Carolyn Cooper, Evelyn O'Callaghan, Maureen Warner-Lewis, Mervyn Morris and a Fulbright Scholar named Gloria Akasha Hull--had introduced me to Zora Neale Hurston, Gwendolyn Brooks, Ama Ata Aidoo, Louise Bennett, Toni Morrison and Erna Brodber, in courses on African American Literature, Caribbean Literature, and African Literature.

"The Nellie Tree," or, disbanding the Wheatley Court by Rutledge, Gregory / African American Review

With gradual liberation, the soul ascends to various realms: from the solar sphere (the universe) to the lunar sphere (abode of the gods); the electric sphere (a state where cosmic prana and akasha are almost indistinguishable); brahmaloka, the state of primal causal energy -- Mahat (the cosmic mind) or Ishvara (Creator); then final liberation: dissolution into the Absolute.

Vedanta: Death and the Art of Dying by BRAHMAPRANA, PRAVRAJIKA / Cross Currents

Eaturna's menu is the result of more than two decades of nutritional research and food development experience by the company's co-founding chefs Beth Ginsberg and Akasha Richmond.

Healthy Eating is Now an Easy Choice for Southern California as ... by Business Wire

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