Philosophy is interesting for all but it is understood differently. The attempt is to present it, upto a certain extent, in an interrogative manner. Each read takes very little time, as little as a minute, because it is presented precisely. It understands Philosophy in the sense it is understood worldwide. It encourages the rational faculties promoting overall personality development. It is useful across all branches of knowledge. It is applicable to studies with inter-disciplinary and trans-disciplinary fields. It is a source-book for all Board of Studies of Autonomous Colleges, Universities – Central, State, Private and Deemed – helping them to frame their syllabi in Philosophy suggesting the direction in which topics can be included. Vivid illustrations enhance the strength of its message to communicate the content. It is the pioneering attempt of this kind in Philosophy. Contents - 1. Introduction 2. 10 Points Explaining What is Philosophy 3. Philosophy of Archaeology 4. 10 Questions on Philosophy of Heritage 5. Philosophy of Traffic Management 6. 10 Questions on Philosophy of Design 7. 10 Questions on Sports Philosophy 8. Theatrical Philosophy 9. Philosophical Tourism 10. Food Philosophy 11. Philosophy of Devotion 12. Philosophy of Relationships 13. Philosophy of Creativity 14. Fun Philosophy 15. Humanism and Humanitarianism 16. Four Quarters of Life 17. Research During College Days 18. “Home Rule” and Work From Home (WFH) 19. What is “Corporate Yoga”? 20. On Identity 21. Hindu View on Life and Death 22. Theoretical Foundation of Interfaith Dialogue 23. Perspectives on Religious Life 24. A Philosophical Stance 25. Research in Yoga Philosophy 26. A Prolegomenon to Business Epistemology 27. Unification of Sciences 28. Medals, Trophies and Awards… 29. From Philosophy of Transportation to Philosophy of Management 30. Is J. Krishnamurti Unintelligible? 87 31. Philosophical Levels and Philosophical Quotient 32. Revisiting KCB 33. Beyond Yoga… 34. Philosophy of Vacations 35. Philosophical Analysis of Home… 36. Philosophy of Transcendence 37. Philosophy of Hope 38. Philosophy of Courage 39. Philosophy for Others, by Others, and of Others 40. Philosophy of Miracles 41. Philosophy of Photography 42. Philosophical Photography 43. Pictorial Philosophy 44. Why Philosophy? 45. I Am Amused, Therefore, I Am! 46. Why Should we Suffer? 47. What is Dear to Me and Why? 48. K-Principle 49. How to Know a Book? 50. Varieties of Philosophical Tourism 51. Existence at Four Levels About the Author: Dr. Sharmila Jayant Virkar has excellent academic record of topping HSC Board, B.A. and M.A. examinations. She has been teaching Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, K.J. Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce, Mumbai (1991-2013) and at the Dept. of Philosophy, University of Mumbai (2013 onwards). With UGC Fellowship, she has obtained the Degree of Ph.D. in 2007. She has worked as a Chairperson of Research Ethics Committee, Hindustan Unilever Ltd., Bangalore for six years. She was a Member of Executive Council of