Raman Sivashankar Boeken

The Unknown And The Unknowable is the sequel to my debut book Our Universe An Unending Mystery published by Create Space, an Amazon Company in 2017. In the earlier book, knowledge frontier areas in the physical, spiritual, and occult worlds were identified and their interdependence was highlighted. The present book extends the thought process further into exciting arcane domains like time travel and wormholes in the physical world, religion-the eternal dilemma and the interpretation of dreams in the spiritual and occult worlds respectively. Aside from this, two new areas; The human life form and math conundrums have been added to make the review more comprehensive and interesting. The unique panorama of the human life form from womb to tomb is sketched with notes on the mysterious workings of major organs and glands. Unique human capabilities like the third eye, the use of languages for communication, proprioception, the reality or otherwise of free will and other abstract topics have been evaluated. The math conundrums have been cherry-picked: e.g. the zero discovery and the Ramanujan Magic Square make interesting reading. The book would be a useful addition to libraries wishing to highlight abstract topics.

The book is a collection of three unusual and unrelated stories held together by an invisible thread. 1) A TALE OF REVENGE A budding entrepreneur falls in love and marries his college sweetheart. Soon after his marriage he discovers to his horror that his wife and his best friend are having a secret love affair and planning to eliminate him. The story is about how the husband punishes the disloyal duo using an unusual and breath-taking method. 2) A TALE OF LOVE EPISODE I A business tycoon falls in love with a pretty air hostess on a Bengaluru/Mumbai flight. He proposes marriage to her which she accepts. He is a Hindu and she a Christian with a wide disparity in economic status. The brave couple overcome insuperable challenges for a final successful union. 3) A TALE OF LOVE EPISODE II A wealthy British national with a passion for Indology is keen to find an Indian lady life partner. He travels to India and interviews a Hindu, Christian, Muslim, and Parsee candidate in succession in Bengaluru and Mumbai. He finally proposes and marries an unexpected candidate from India at Pauls Cathedral, London.