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These are sermons preached during the Lenten season. They have been arranged in such a way that is very useful for meditation and soul upliftment. They were preached when I was a priest in the Diocese of Amritsar-Church of North India, India.

The present book, considering the key question about the origin of life and mind, suggests an innovative thesis of philosophy of biological science, which is an uncharted area so far. System Philosophy logically shows that things exist by the union of opposites. Treating genetic code (information) as nonphysical is the vital step to reach the new philosophy about biology. Importantly, life is a system formed by the opposite entities called macromolecule (mainly DNA) and information. This leads to the new system model of life and evolution, which synthesizes the opposite views of science and religion. The materialist theory of evolution advanced by Charles Darwin is radically modified in this book. Also it would equip us to tackle the problem of missing links in an ingenious way. The age-old problems of mind-body dualism and self-consciousness are solved here through the system model of mind. Also the analysis is extended to develop the system philosophy of religion, which effectively provides a new thesis about God. The present book is written in a pedagogic style, by explaining all concepts in a basic manner, making use of suitable Tables and Diagrams. So the book would serve as text as well as reference for all inquisitive readers.

Wild flowers by the Silent Poet is a collection of poems that captures the spirit of travel, love and life in a series of verses written in freestyle, archaic English forms, ballads and sonnets. He attempts to stir some of the precious pools of emotions in the reader that have been dormant for a very long time and need rediscovery. The linguistic tools used across the anthology strike awe at the heart of readers who truly have a penchant for poetry. The pages herein truly contain a mild scent of wild flowers growing in the meadows of thought and philosophy.

Paranormal Universe 9 is a classification of all paranormal events happening in the society. Paranormal universe is divided into nine parts, and these nine parts are different from one another. This book contains about parallel world, time travel, aliens, supernatural stuff, mystery of the universe, all unsolved mysteries of books or paintings, and explanations of the human brain. Astrophysics, metaphysics, astronomy, and parapsychology are also part of this book. This book also contains real-life stories of all paranormal events happening and shows all unsolved mysteries of our world.

Love. Medicine.Can they both go together?Can a doctor too compassionate about medicine be in love, just with as much passion?Leyah Yale.The youngest in her family of physicians, born and brought up in Boston, falls in love at a tender age with Nihl Ahmrell, an engineer from a family of lawyers.Elixir Vitae is a story of Leyah's love for the man of her life and her patients.

The Moon Is Calling: Read the Stars!This is a story of a cursed land called Zynpagua. Not many years ago, Zynpagua was a part of the Earth. It was ruled by King Soto and Queen Sussaina. The queen possessed supernatural powers, which she used to bring happiness and prosperity to her people. Zynpagua thus was a very happy land. But an evil eye was watching it. It was the eye of the scientist Drudan. He tricked the king and the queen to ignore their kingdom. This angered the Sun and Stars, and they refused to shower their blessing on Zynpagua. In the meantime, Drudan created a fatal violet light to kill King Soto. The violet light generated catastrophic movements that separated Zynpagua from the Earth, carrying with it all the people on the land. Without the support of the Sun, Zynpagua became a dark planet. Drudan imprisoned Queen Sussaina behind the shadow of the moon, while King Soto could not be traced. Zynpagua became a cursed land. While in prison, Queen Sussaina secretly gives birth to a girl and transfers all her powers to her and sends her to the Earth. Now the only solution to Zynpaguas misery is the return of this princess.

Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and when hatred against one another is gradually assembled since childhood forwarded by that power, a war is eminent-even amongst brothers.Jambudweep is divided in kingdoms with its own sets of kings yet ruled by an indulgent and insecure emperor. The catalyst of the war and the fire of the rebellion is an ancient beast that reappears now in the kingdom of Praygjoytispura, causing deaths in its wake.As the tension of war increases, a mysterious yet most celebrated Maharishi of the land takes advantage of the events to push forward his own propaganda. To sum up all the fears, two of the most deadly weapons have been stolen from the arsenal of the creator.Oblivious to the events, a young general of the most powerful army of Jambudweep, along with his companions, travels back to his tribe and to his home to find peace and guidance while struggling to choose between morality and duty.It is 6100 BCE-the time when the land and the air the above it are pure, expecting the human mind to be an ensemble of complex interplay of gunas.The journey begins . . .

What is the reality or fundamental stuff of the universe? With regard to this age-old question, in Western philosophy, there are six worldviews under the main groups called organic worldview, spiritual process worldview, mechanistic worldview, and physical process worldview. These worldviews would logically lead to seven theories of reality (ultimate reality). This innovative framework can give the basic classification of the entire range of diverse philosophical doctrines, including idealism, materialism, and mysticism. An intellectual and secular analysis of the separate streams of philosophy-denoting them together as monistic philosophy-covers the major part of this book. Then, for solving the above controversies, this author discovers system philosophy with the key principle: Ultimate reality is the system of opposite forces called body and consciousness, which are represented by x-axis and y-axis, respectively, of coordinate geometry. Then reality is like a factory, producing worldly things as systems of those opposite components. The final part of this book establishes the existence of seven social systems at the global level into which human life is divided. In this way, we can reconcile the issues of knowledge and truth pertaining to various branches of natural science and social science as well as religion.

Duet is a collection of poems that ponders several themes of life, such as music, dreams, relationships, and many more. Rishika and Shail take you on a journey of their juxtaposed thoughts and emotions that create a wonderful contrast between their views of the world. Both contribute one poem to each theme, and despite having such intensely different outlooks, both seem to share a dynamic bond. Their divergent takes on the same topics are quite fascinating. These themes hope to provoke thought and reflect the diversity of perspective within our society today. Every theme illustrated by Alex Gili further helps enhance the moods and hues associated with each topic. Every set of two poems is supported by a short introduction that gives insight into how each poem came to be; these are written alternatively: one by Shail and another by Rishika, marked by an initial S or R.

"You say it's over, I say it's not.You say you have to go, I say I won't let you."Poetry is said to be the language of the people who don't know how to express themselves otherwise.This book is for every heart out there who has lived and who has left. It will comfort you on rainy days, accompany a lonely heart during heartbreaks, and hug you till you are warm in the coldest of nights. It will help you with the surprises that life throws at you, and leave you feeling stronger, beautiful, and more powerful.These poems are everything the author is and everything a girl can be.

This is a Science-Fiction novel concerning an era nearing 2080, when the Technology and Livings are much more developed.A world-wide project of 50 Countries in collaboration, designed and built a shuttle, to sent 11 best scientists on earth to a newly discovered planet, holding standards to support life. This planet is 18 light years away from Earth in anti-galactic center direction, lying in some other solar system. This successfully launched spaceship has reached 12 ly in space, and occurs something very appalling and revolting, cutting off all the connections of these scientists from earth. Now, despite numerous attempts these 11 tellurians been unable to re-establish contacts with their parent planet.At this far distance returning off-course seems no great option. So now, with no connections, no assistance from earth, armed only with their resources, they decide to take up an entirely new project, a very big and magnificent one..... something humans would never have planned earlier before....It was Project EOL - "Evolution Of Life"

"This book is a fine offer expanding the horizon of poetic readership...His yearnings are so genuine; readers can connect instantly. Humanity and love seem to be the genesis of his fecundity"-Ambika Ananth, Muse India, India"Poets like Dr Latoo may be able to contribute to the formation of a healthier global village...There is a poet-philosopher in the author of the Gushing Fountain",-Dr James Paul Pandarakalam, British Journal of Medical Practitioners, UK"Javed is so good at writing in original ways about calamities that humanity is facing. ... This book makes the reader feel good in more ways than one"-Dr Nasseer Masoodi, Greater Kashmir, India"A fascinating read... The poems are full of insight, generosity and unaffected passion. The writing is exhilarating. I highly recommend this book for every poem lover"-Sumaiya Aadil Shah, Rising Kashmir, IndiaGUSHING FOUNTAIN: is a heartwarming and uplifting poetry collection. Poetry helps us to re-experience and re-imagine the world. Its beauty and power can heal us as well as create a sense of ecstasy. This collection of poems, written by a doctor of mind ( A Psychiatrist ), will inspire you, will give wings to your imagination and will enlighten your heart.

Revolutionary Granny, Shaking Fury and Shhh...is the most intriguing murder mystery spiced with humour.It was on one eerie night wrapped in mystery. A white figure was dangling down the peepal tree. He was dead Dr.Pie, who was murdered a week ago.He was stabbed frombehind and didn't know who killed him. Hanging on the same tree was the lizard, rather the gold shitting lizard who had died out of constipation. People had chased this poor lizard everywhere for want of gold. These two ghostly figures were accompanied by a live snake, who had promised to find their murderers . Diya village was in a hopeless state. Their only hope. Dr. Pie was killed. The village was looking for an heir for Dr.Pie, to generate some hope in the people. Thus God planned togive an heir to Dr. Pie. A young lady in late sixtees, known for her revolutionary ideas and daring spirit-. She is called Manna, the revolutionary granny. Manna along with a senior official of detective force reach Diya village to discover Who Murdered Dr. Pie. Little do they know that Dr.Pie himself would help them solve this mystery! Thus begins an intriguing tale of murder and mystery spiced with humour. Do read the book to find out who murdered Dr.Pie

Chanch Pottery is small industrial town on the bank of river Barakar.You will not find schools there. But plenty country wine shops are there around. During wages day it is common to see people are lying on the road being over drunk. Most of salary goes to wine shop & pocket of moneylender. Poverty, illiteracy, exploitation are common features of lives of natives of this area. River Barakar gets dried in summer, overflown during monsoon. But it does not change state of people staying by the side of river. People are born here to die in poverty. Badri Prasad,a colliery worker & trade union leader, decided to unsettle the settled fact. He challenged local mafia Ratnakar and advised other workers not to borrow money from him with high interest. Confrontation started. With the support of Leftist radical outfit Naxalites these tribals started fighting against oppression of landowners, money lenders anticipating that through these extremist Naxalites they will be able to find out their goal. But it is easy to break rather than to make. Killing people,damaging Government property nobody is going to gain anything. Tribals have realized today education is biggest strength of the society. With the back drop of tribal life BEYOND THE LINE is the story of struggle full life of tribals and keen desire to progress. Other stories will highlight various shades of human relations and mind set with blend of different tastes.

Steve Jobs is considered to be the greatest entrepreneur of modern times. In a world where people consider themselves fortunate for getting even partial credit for changing one industry, Steve Jobs went on changing not one, but seven industries namely personal computers, desktop publishing, animation movies, computer retailing, music players, mobiles phones and tablet computing. He didn't have any business management degree. He was a college drop out and a hippie. He considered himself as an artist and went on creating his two masterpieces, Pixar and Apple. This book takes a look at what made Steve Jobs one of the greatest business icons of all time and how he applied seven business mantras in his own way.

The reader is introduced to Somnath Sarkar's work of poems, which charms, captivates, and astounds the reader with the author's spiritual learning, intellect, sensitivity, and lyricism about nature. Some of his poems are about the beautiful journey of self-realization. He has always been praised and acclaimed by his friends and peers on his writings. It is on their insistence and goodwill that he has ventured out to take a shot at printing his work. The author's mixed feelings about a lot of issues surface in his writings. The Threshold guides readers through a trajectory of untried and abstract poetics united somewhere with his inner reflection. The verses are brilliant collages. They stir the senses, calling forth a serene burst of sights, sounds, and images.

This book, Antariksha: Infinity Vol. 1, is the combination of three stories-ananta aloy (the space colony), abhijan (a trip to earth), and amrit (liquid of immortality). All three are science fiction-the first three part-vol. 1 of the science fiction series. The last three parts of Antariksha vol. 2-abastav (surreal), anabas (nonresidence), aparthiba (divine) are already published separately, published earlier than this vol 1 as they can be read separately. But it is better to read it as ananta aloy, abhijan, amrit, abastav, anabas, aparthiba. This is one unique fiction in world literature, pioneered in science fiction with space colony and space expedition with real science. It is the research work by the author over space science written in story format. The total research work has taken a time of fifteen years and has published in last six years. At AD 2500, the space colony boys are grown up at artificial atmosphere, communicating with earth boys to make visit to their unknown earth. The shape of earth has changed that time-one part was detached from earth by big bang at another star. And they make space expedition to one new satellite of Jupiter, where they get amrit, one rare type of liquid. In vol. 2, the boys become adults. Love has come within them. They heard one love fantasy from their storyteller friend. After repeated visits, they converged with the fantasy, and they detected and found the secret of the liquid. Then they found out that the new satellite of Jupiter is the part of earth. Everything is possible in the space of galaxies, clusters, and stars. Just imagine some of them after four hundred years.

A story of two successful top managers who had many common qualities except two. Harry was a branded womanizer while Norris had been interested in materialistic favors. They never used to transact in cash. Common things about them were excellent management skills, very hard on the surface but inside very caring and soft hearted who never harm anybody in the organization. Both of them were stout and had stopped growing in their heights after attaining 5 ft 4 inches. Unlike most of senior executives both didn't like to play golf but were more interested in team games likes soccer. A fitness freak Harry had never lost an opportunity to prove his top physical endurance. Sometimes he will have sex after lunch and then go to play soccer for 90 minutes at full speed.His wife Puja was taller than him, looked like a fashion model with bit heavy voice which made her appeared more attractive. She was 14 years younger than her spouse. Harry was M Tech from IIT and used to coach her in science subjects. God knows what he taught her that they got married by the time Puja turned 20 years. Harry had a bright career and a beautiful wife.Side by side, Norris unlike Harry was developing himself professionally through short professional courses from reputed institutions. He met a very graceful and elegant young lady called Debra from Goa. Impressed with each other they got married.To know what happened in their lives till end please proceed further.....

The poems in this weighty volume are too numerous and ponderous to summarize in a review of this type. The poems of Advocate S. A. S. Mulla do not only deal with the philosophy of nature like Wordsworth but also comments on the essence of human life, for instance, the poems like "Love," "Death," "Soul," "Life," "Time," "Mother," "The Mind," "Time," "Chastity of Judiciary," "Law," "Mother India," and "God" reflect the poet's transcendental outlook toward human life. He is concerned with all poetic and stylistic devices in terms of form, theme, and poetic diction of poetry. He shows an anxiety of human essence in all the poems and makes the complex relationship of nature, human, and God like William Blake's Poems.

Words are prayerfully complaining about whose playful writing? Beautiful images are seen wrapped in paper clothing. This is the opening couplet of Ghalibs Divan and it captures his view of the badly broken world in which he lived and Gods indifference to human condition. The poet faces God and poses a question: Why did you create this universe? What was the purpose? If this is your creation, why do we have so much misery and suffering? Was this creation an act of playfulness or did it have a nobler purpose? People praying and pleading in front of the Creator with paper clothing covering their naked bodies is symbolic of their complete helplessness. In many ways, this sets the stage for Ghalibs struggle to make sense of reality and find a new rationale for our relationship with God.

THE BOOK "SOUND OF 40 HEARTBEATS" is a collection of inspirational cum motivational poems. Based on self - probes, it is filled with intriguing questions with full faith that world is a beautiful place to live in. Unfurling the time gone by, she implores and explores days of yore, in the form of heart-rending themes. As the poetess tries to find a solution to the interwoven questions; intertwined between a search of self and well as inner power; the book leads to an answer which seems to best on its own! Enjoy the Read...

The book reconnoiters the New World Order of Postmodernism in five plays The Room (1957), The Birthday Party (1957), The Caretaker (1960), The Homecoming (1965) and Celebration (2000) of Harold Pinter. With culturally structured, incomprehensibly manipulated, dual and fragmented characters, Harold Pinter analyses the ambiguities of political system. It is perhaps the System that forcibly drags Stanley to a world of systems in The Birthday Party. The situation of Ruth in The Homecoming clearly indicates the inevitable grip of this System. The last play Celebration overtly ridicules the very political system we approve of wherein the strategy consultants and the corporate people define the organized mechanism of this SYSTEM!The internalization of power which the power structures of societies and politics possess, appears largely in his plays, providing postmodernism its duality. Pinter offers us a true picture of our postmodernist culture an apocalyptic world at the edge of civilization.