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|  | | Abstraction in Theory - Laws of Physical Transaction
This book is an endeavour towards finding a satisfactory description of the physical world. It is meant to be read by anybody with a knowledge of physics and mathematics, or anybody interested in science and the working of the world, in general.
This book is an endeavour towards finding a satisfactory description of the physical world. It is meant to be read by anybody with a knowledge of physics and mathematics, or anybody interested in science and the working of the world, in general. The crux of any effective a href="http://askdavid.com/reviews/book/science-fiction/1346" target="_self">communication/a>, I believe, is that people from all strata should be able to have some takeaway from it. Hopefully, this work will turn out to be such effective communication for the readers. The laws of physical transaction described in | |  | | Call Of The Lost Ages: A Study Of The Indus Valley Script
The inscriptions found on the various artifacts from the Indus Valley Civilization hold in their hearts hidden chronicles of time. Many unsolved mysteries remain regarding who were these people, how did they suddenly build such an advanced civilization, how were theirs lives like, how much did they interact with their neighbouring cultures, and where did they suddenly vanish . One of the most ancient and advanced civilizations, it mysteriously seems to have disappeared almost suddenly, and that too without any trace. Will the study of the script used by this civilization reveal any clue to these puzzles? Will it help us unravel these ancient mysteries? Finally and most importantly, will a study of the Indus Valley script help us in gaining more knowledge about the ancient world?
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div>The inscriptions found on the various artifacts from the Indus Valley Civilization hold in their hearts hidden chronicles of time. Many unsolved mysteries remain regarding who were these people, how did they suddenly build such an advanced civilization, how were theirs lives like, how much did they interact with their neighbouring cultures, and where did they suddenly vanish . One of the most ancient and advanced civilizations, it mysteriously se | |  | | Poems of Darkness
'My beloved isn't dazzling light, Darkness is my beloved – The reason I'm so fond of her…' The poet gives his reason for loving his darkness. The all-pervading darkness is primordial, it is something very pure. The poet shows that it is not something to be feared , but to love and to embrace. Darkness is the song of the profound silence, to be listened to and to be enjoyed...
'My beloved isn't dazzling light, Darkness is my beloved – The reason I'm so fond of her…' The poet gives his reason for loving his darkness. The all-pervading darkness is primordial, it is something very pure. The poet shows that it is not something to be feared , but to love and to embrace. Darkness is the song of the profound silence, to be listened to and to be enjoyed... |
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