Prosperity Through Inner Joy

Indian culture is one of the most ancient cultures in the world. Even though it is ancient, it is full of modern scientific ideas. This covers many ideas right from cosmology to personality and brain. It is also interesting to know how ancient Indians developed life sciences that are so accurate and applicable even today. This book touches many more discoveries from Indian culture and explains the scientific basis behind them. This book covers knowledge of Indians about Cosmology Solar system Evolution of life on earth Monsoon It also explains Indian method of developing life sciences Applications of Indian sciences in Indian culture Indian typology for evolution The Indian concept of god So-called idol worship and its purpose Diversity and its purpose Personal evolution and much more            The book is available in Indian subcontinents for Rs. 230 on Instamojo   and a digital copy is available on Google Play .

        My first book was for astrologers but this one is for Everyone. It tells about Indian culture and scientific aspects of it. It discusses how Indians developed sciences . It explains why Indian culture has Idol worship and much more . The Purpose The Eva Indian cosmology Solar system & Monsoon The Indian concept of time Evolution and Dhashavathara Indian method of developing life sciences Application of sciences Indian typology for evolution The food The language The plant The holy cow Festivals Indian culture and Multiple Intelligence Theory Diversity in Indian culture The concept of god Multiple Intelligence Theory and idol worship Yoga Suthra, Bhagvadhgeetha and modern science What is next? The Eva once again         I am confident that this book will answer many of your questions and shall offer a fresh perspective.            The book is available in Indian subcontine...

        Recently I started teaching English to my daughter and realized that it is so much difficult for kids to learn English. I am sure you might have faced this if you are an Indian and have made an attempt. First, most of the Indian languages are purely phonetic. What this means is, a particular letter sounds same everywhere or no two letters sound the same. For example, letter ‘ k ’ or ‘Ka’ is Ka has unique sound and no other letter sounds like Ka. Similarly, no two words sound the same like English. For example ‘here’ and ‘hear’. English also has two or more sounds for same letter. For example in ‘cat’ c is pronounced as ‘K’ but in ‘cute’ is pronounced as ‘Ky’  and cinema it is pronounced as ‘S’. There is more confusion in English due to silent letters. Some of the letters as ‘R’ is silent in some places and vocal in some other places. This is true with ‘U’ and many other letters.         As there are no rules fo...