"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalDr. S. K. Roy, U.K. (April 24, 2011) wrote: I could read only ten or twelve pieces of Endless Pain on the Internet by the grace of one of my friends. I am a Bengali doctor practicing abroad. Only a mind can know about another mind; this book is a treasure regarding all the components of the mind. Those who feel mentally depressed or psychologically frustrated may find some desired solution to their problem in this book; this could go a long way in getting preliminary treatment.
Taslima Nasrin, (August 15, 2010) wrote: How do you write so beautifully? I read it all, awe-struck.
M. K. Roy, Mexico wrote: I read Endless Pain non-stop to find it is a document of divine life, to be kept securely as a sacred piece embalmed with flower and sandal paste, and wrapped in silk in the temple in my home. I adore it and love it too.
So many comments have been received and 108 comments have been included in this book that shows the importance of ‘Endless Pain’.
There are 950 paragraphs included in this first volume from 5,000 paragraphs on different circumstances of nature and mind.
Therefore, this book can improve a man`s mind and it is possible to rectify world society.
Endless Pain scientifically covers how the mind functions; it is derives from the article on the mind published in the Journal of Cell Science & Molecular Biology first from Hyderabad (India) which is included at the end of this book for the interest of scholars. Endless Pain may change anybody’s mind to do work in right way.
Nirmalendu Das
Nirmalendu Das is a man of multiple talents — a renowned face in the literary world and a philosopher; his philosophy has been compared to that of Socrates.
He is also a scientist. He described the creation of the universe through single theory in the first-wonder scientific book Endless Theory of the Universe (Complete Unified Theory). The calculated results tallied Experimental results of CERN/ATLAS, paper published in theJournal of Researcher, New York (USA),Volume 7 - Issue 8, August 25, 2015.
