As the title indicates, this is the second volume to "Poems, Visions, Reflections", which is titled "IMPRESSIONS in PROSE and VERSE"
Like its predecessor, the book includes a number of poems that accompany the main substance of the book. The prose is a combination of flashbacks to the author's post-war University years in Germany based on the diaries he kept during that time. The author engages in some remarks he titles "Philosophical-ethical sketches", numbered I to VI. The main text deals with some of his ideas regarding the fields of sciences such as physics and cosmology along with his own position regarding those, which he calls "transcendental" all of it wrapped in his usual "tongue-in-cheek" mode of writing.
