Rohan and Mohan Perera are siblings from Sri Lanka. They pursued an education in England, studying science and biochemistry at Hounslow College, chemical engineering at Surrey University, and psychiatric and general nursing at Lister and Fairfield Schools of Nursing. In 2008 they created the World of Ro and Mo, a campaign to promote self-awareness and empowerment through the teachings of Christ. Together they helped people discover their true purpose of life via websites, blogs, and social media. Rohan passed away in 2013 after a seven-year struggle with a rare lung infection. Since his brother, Rohan’s, death, Mohan Perera has been left cherishing far more than just memories. The two created a blistering and life-changing self-help book unlike anything else on the market and, fulfilling a promise to his late brother, Mohan is now releasing it to the world. ‘What is Man: From the World of Ro and Mo’ unravels the complexity of modern humanity through a periscope of both faith and science, so readers can bask in new achievement and embrace the gifts left to them by Jesus. "The authors examine the connections between love and sex, love and money, and love and self, using “what is man”—or what it means to be human—as a central theological question throughout. The book’s focus on contemporary psychology shifts the focus slightly, from humanity to the human mind." – Foreword Magazine What is Man is unique, for it takes science and what society understands and uses spiritual exploration to explain how to obtain God's love. The writing is intelligent, well laid out, and well researched, with every point strongly supported with an array of examples ranging from Bible verses to the work of famous figures such as Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, and Buddha. Sigmund Freud is often referenced with the use of the ego and superego, supporting how spiritual existence is conscious and unconscious. These examples support every argument concisely and allow a connection to form by using examples from famous figures. 
They use these scientific theories with a spiritual lens: “the ego attaches itself to the body and becomes the body.” It's sophisticated and eloquent but uses easy-to-understand examples that aren't patronizing and instead steer you into deeper thinking, clearly hoping to start a discussion. The style is passionate and vocal, and they never shy away from their thoughts, writing, for example, that “this world that is motivated by greed.” They strive to maintain easy-to-understand language with clear explanations that sufficiently flow together. The language is elegant, forms a unique perspective, and contains several metaphors throughout. This book successfully dives deeper past the surface and explores love in an attempt to understand it, but it also lists different avenues for how to process love: from Christ's love for mankind to selfish love to romantic love to love as a complex emotion. This isn't a light novel; it's for those wanting to think, to gain an analytical understanding of love. What is Man states that scientists “study the material aspects of the world and life” but encourages you to look deeper than this, to open up to all possibilities. What is Man is aimed at those seeking answers about purpose and love, striving to lead them to a greater peace. – Seattle City Book Review LET THERE BE LIGHT! Light signifies Life, and Light is all there is: Read Full Article What is Man! What is man but a conscious spirit, In a state of finite awareness: Where the poor and the sick, Dwell with the well and wealthy, And the cold and the cruel thrive, Among the weak and the meek. – Complete Excerpt on Book Detail Page.