What are the greatest problems facing mankind today and who is responsible for the increasing problems with the bad effects they are causing? Are you not horrified by the exponential increase in the loss of human values and freedom, social chaos, refugee migrants,pollution, loss of spiritualism, war crimes, etc ? To understand why these are happening, it may be worth going back to find how Suffering originated, in Biblical point of view. Just as then, even now ‘Desire or Greediness’ is the root cause for all problems. In spite of so much advancement in science and technology, problems have only multiplied, not solved. WHY do we lack the knowledge to solve the Evils and other problems escalating in this world? Scientists have been saying that science can solve all the world problems and troubles mankind is facing..! The new knowledge produced every day has also created more problems and evils! So, when Knowledge doubled, Problems also doubled! WHY? Is there Problem with our Knowledge? With our own knowledge levels being so limited, so imperfect, and so incomplete, we all need to know the Words of Wisdom from the Creator, on some kind of regular basis in this life so that we can make it through this life in one piece and get to where we need to go in our divine destinies with Him. This book strives to explain the problems created by man and the solutions for it. Remember, we're all in this together.
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Alphonse A. Viswasam Ph.d.
Retired as Principal Scientist of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), the author has 39 years of research experience in plant sciences and crop genetic resources and has published 78 research papers in national/international journals, chapters in 7 books, 12 books/crop catalogues, 23 magazine articles and presented papers in 30 conferences. A Master’s degree Gold medalist from University of Madras (1974) and PhD (1986), he has worked since 1978 on economic/medicinal plants; crops/fruit varieties and their wild relatives. Under an Indo-US PGR project, he has visited USA in 1995.
