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The central theme of `Six Words` is an imaginary ( contrived) seminar, as if held in a parallel universe where the great Scientists and philosophers of the world – past and present – present their views on Science and philosophy, … Continue reading →

“Six Words is an autobiographical epic story – epic in the dictionary sense to mean “extending beyond the usual or ordinary, especially in size or scope.” Sagar begins his personal journey at the Big Bang origin of the universe with … Continue reading →

KIRKUS REVIEW OF `SIX WORDS` AND MY RESPONSE TO THE KIRKUS REVIEW The Kirkus Review on `Six Words` ..obtained through `Create Space` was not very kind to me. But I selected certain excerpts from the Kirkus Review for publishing in … Continue reading →

CREATE SPACE QUESTIONNAIRE: Would you like to provide any additional information about the content of your book? (Fiction: list the main characters, plot, storyline and any quotes from the book that are particularly telling. Non-fiction: state your main objective, how … Continue reading →

Extract from Chapter Six E : THE LAST SESSION OF THE  SEMINAR After lunch on the last day, the delegates started returning to their seats. The twenty five who were in the Dais took their appointed seats in the front … Continue reading →

The search for the ultimate truth can for all practical purposes be considered as the search for the `Probable ultimate truth`. Getting at the ultimate truth is not easy and it is expected that it will take a long long … Continue reading →

In the Indian Upanishads there is an equation `A = B`, or rather A…. = B…… `The personal self equals the omnipresent eternal self`. This equation was arrived at by intuition alone with the available knowledge/information at the time, which … Continue reading →

The Six Words Poster Preface Introduction Cover book design 20 Captions to decode Six Words Review Interaction with Create Space Kirkus Review Praise for the book Interactions with `Create Space (Publisher) Create Space Questionnaire and my replies/responses Create Space Editorial … Continue reading →

Six Words, Seminar Held in a Parallel Universe by Surendra Kumar Sagar Congratulations on completing an ambitious and challenging work of contemporary philosophy. My primary dilemma is in how to categorize your work. It reaches in many directions, including cosmology, … Continue reading →