Conversations with Space - available in paperback, hardback and eBook

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Description
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Time and Space is all we live by. Is there anything more? Most of us have experienced the Divine. That is definitely something more than space time.

And what about the Thoughts? What are they? Certainly divine they are too. Guruji and Sudarshan Kriya, Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita all are Divine to culture the mind.
You and I experience uncountable fleeting thoughts while being in both conscious and sub-conscious states. Thoughts so fleeting and incomprehensible, that barely a fraction is registered in our minds and is retained in our memory. Now these thoughts deal with an array of issues, colossal issues ranging from devising the means to achieve world peace, to issues as minuscule as what to wear the following day. I spent a lot of my childhood marveling at how the same human mind is capable of finding solutions to both the problems. Is it not an out of body experience to abandon your body, your name and your ascribed identity to achieve a worldview that is far from the limits of your physical existence?
Conversations with Space is a beautifully documented account of feelings, emotions, learning and living. You might relate, might not. You might agree, might disagree. This read will make you feel and hopefully, help you evolve into the person you wish to become.

Table of Contents

Time is Space 1
a Cart is Empty 6
Space is Divine 8
Lord what or Who? 10
Versions 13
Mind and Patience 14
Bhagawan 16
In spite of Curiosity 18
Space is Light 20
finite In 25
Thought 28
The Sudarshan Kriya 30
Action and Attitude 34
Lord in my Life 36
Space is what Loves 38
After Thought 40
Times to Come 41
Ashtadhyayi of Panini 44
Literature and Language 46
Saint Saintliness 51
Possibilities 54
Laws 55
A 56
B 57
C 60
D 62
E 63
F 66
Free Will 70
Pancadashi 72
7 Types of Food 74
Jiva Soul 76
Comforts All 79
Vanishes 80
You Know Something 82
Friend 84
Friendship 85
Change is Desirable 86
Mother 87
Epilogue 88

Preview

finite In

It is a finite world. It is a finite creation.

But we have heard the word "infinity" ! (have we ?)
Yes we use the word infinity. We have to know what it means. How it applies and how it is to be understood.

Consider a L a r g e Peepal Tree. One may say it has an infinite number of leaves. Or, if such a statement bothers your scientific mind, then very well, say "this pipal tree contains an infinite number of atoms or electrons." This is correct.

Also consider simple maths.
What is the distance between 0 and 1?
Or how much to go from 1 to 2?
A good answer is 1.

But that is from the integer angle. What if we consider whole numbers? Then one might say it is 1.00 to 1.99 then 2.00, so the count is a hundred considering two decimal places.

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