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Anonymous
Posted July 6, 2005
The subject of this book is 'A Critical survey on the Hindu Philosophical Concept of 'Maya' in the light of Phenomenalism and Existentialism' with a scientific idea illustation. A great philosophy book written in just 45 days. Read the foreword in authors own words. 'A freak thought took a frog leap whether queer or a sensible smear notwithstanding. Origin first, Oxygen next...veracity last, viability betwixt are the sine qua non for any thought to transfuse itself with. Facts and ideas, myths and faiths, sciences and semantics with laws followed ala the preceding subjects are gleaned and garnered, pulverized into paste to graft the thought shoot in, to receive sap and gleam with life. The thought itself is ancient developed and cherished till today. Here is nothing new, the original thought dealt with anew, differently spectacled. Proceed.' It is a great Philosophy book written in just 45 days which shows the author's depth and fund of knowledge. The title of the book and cover page speaks volumes on 'Maya' Philosophy(illusion) which is explained with a scientic idea illustration. For the first time the author critically analyses and explains the 'Maya' philophy in a scientific way with semantics, laws, logic, mathematics, language, fables etc to give it a good idea to western thinkers. The thought is ancient but differently spectacled with science. A must read book of comparitive philosophy for all global thinkers, philosophers,professors, students who take Philosophy as their study subject. A must book for all libraries worldwide. This book is dedicated to my mother and a great contribution and tribute by the author to the subject Philosophy and Philosphers. The book is published unedited, without spell checks, punctuation, grammer, but is still great with bombastic vocabulary and the subject flowing directly from author's heart. The title with scientific idea illustration shows the fifth dimension to Albert Einestien's four dimensions. The fifth dimension is the 'Real'i.e the The God which is added by the author in explaining, analysing 'Maya'(illusion) and his way of thought. A book worth reading. Narendra Sajja
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