| Book Description | This book is the result of self-introspection of life and its manifestation in terms of the reality we see outside with its relevance inside.
Life is the only real phenomenon happening in our world, so splendid, and so fundamental with its unparalleled exquisiteness and unchallenged pristine existence that nothing else remains to be explored.
We must not treat Life cheaply like a fashion to copy, to accumulate, to emulate and to become a slave of ideas or patterns away from the reality.
The beauty of life reveals itself when we live our own, not following, not recurring in a system though how grand it may be. The truth of life cannot be an experience other than life itself.
This book is divided into two parts.
Part 1 includes Here is More Light, Thought is Time, Measurement, The Escape Through Desire, Self-Enquiry, I Must Have the Moon, You Are Because I Am, Division is Disorder, The Muddy Pool, The Suffering Has Cause. The Crisis in Mankind, Are We Living At Window, You Depend on Me, The Matter of Permanence, Religion and Intelligence, In The Mirror of Observation, The Present We Have, The Change is Inside, The Flame Without Smoke, The Element of Universe, The Well was There, Living is Meditation, The Sound of Silence, The Existence of Love, The Love of Death, Truth Alone is, and Live Simply.
Part 2 includes At The River Bank, Nature€™s Feast, The Happiness of a Dog, The Three Monkeys, The Little Child And The Cloudy Morning, Full Moon, The Squirrel, The Master, The Evening Meeting, The Worm, Father, The Calf, The Semal Tree, Another Day With Squirrel, and The Three Birdies.
Salient Features:
1. The book is suitable for everyone, especially people interested in social science and philosophy
2. The language of this book is easy to understand and content is written in continuity, making the reader more comfortable in moving from one topic to another
3. The book raises important meaningful questions about life in each chapter
4. The book raises certain basic questions to be answered again by a fresh mind
5. The book emphasizes on introspection |
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