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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The country India, that is Bharath, is changing its outlook. From the Secular viewpoint to Sacred and Sacrosanct. This Priyamvada, the Hindu perception of excellence also embraces other religions. The refreshing ambience prompted the author to delineate Brahman with a warm hearted approach.
The ego limits itself to the body through error. It sees itself as a wave that has missed its synonymity with the ocean. Creator turned creature, the God who is the experiencer. Yet God and no less. Wherever “I-am” pulsates, that is the proof of God, the presence of God. Aham Bramasmi - I am Brahman.
The author has explored all possibilities of detailing the concept of Brahman. He has illuminated the landscape of this book with the lovely expressions of luminaries like Ramana Maharishi, Swami Dayananda Saraswati, Spinoza, Schrodinger, and Wittgenstein. He has showcased the brilliant books of some eminent authors which offer many remarkable insights. If you first get established in the truth, after that when you look at the world, when you look at time, when you look at manifestation you will not get carried by it. In this context, each page of this book is a treasure trove of information, and every image is worth a thousand words. You can be captivated by the vast range of interpretations. Pick a book today, explore and enjoy the reading.
Ramanathan S Manavasi
The author, known as MRS in India and RSM in the USA, came into this world in the year 1949. He worked for 24 years in the Defence R&D Labs in Avadi, Tamil Nadu and then in Banglore at the Centre for AI and Robotics. He was in the USA for 12 years. He is proud that his name contains BRAMAN and RAMANA and is enjoying the cool fragrance of the Self Realization.
