Publication, Luster of Eternity
Our Life Is Precarious,
Our Life Will Be Precarious,
So Long As Our Existence Will Remain.
If it did not do so, human existence would be on the verge of extinction within a few years.
About the Book
Luster of Eternity ISBN 1413735746, was written on Vedic astrology by Asish Kumar Das, describing the human benefits of astrological science. Accurate answers to 32 relevant queries and publications, where readers will find the new PLUS FOUR (+4) THEORY and CYCLE OF TIME IN 1 MINUTE. These theories introduce new concepts into the World of knowledge.
The book was published by:-
PublishAmerica, LLLP, FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21705, U.S.A.
LUSTER OF ETERNITY, the valuable publication was written in the light of Vedic science.
The human being roams within the three Worlds of their respective entity: Body, Mind, and Soul.
Body, Mind, and Soul - Publication
All three entities require nourishment to mature and manifest. Human life ends with the advent of the three factors, viz., a) old age, b) Diseases, and c) Death. In the materialistic world, the three factors have got a new name, viz., a) Man, b) Machine, and c) Money; thus, the three factors influence our lives in various ways. Food satisfies the hunger of our body, knowledge pacifies our mind, and spirituality soothes the thirst of our soul. Vedic science is a comprehensive subject, so without comprehensive knowledge, no one can understand it.
After the book's publication, I personally came across many non-believers who are authorities in different subjects at prominent universities. Those people later on took my astrological guidance.
Pluto - Publication
Pluto is the smallest, coldest, and most distant planet from the Sun. It takes 248 years to orbit the Sun and has a moon, Charon. It was discovered by the American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh in 1930. Pluto has the highest sensitivity to heat and cold because of its elliptical orbit around the Sun.
If we had known Pluto's mass before, 248 years ago, we could easily gauge the scale of its diminution. But the record is not with us, as we discovered the planet only in 1930. Therefore, it is too early to publish or draw any conclusions about the slowest-moving planet.
This publication emphasizes that Pluto will regain its prominent mass, shedding its so-called dwarf status, by the end of 2012. Pluto's full mass will reappear in 2021.
Besides publishing for free online,
- Everyday Horoscope
- Appreciations
- Planet Information A
- Planet Information B
- Planet Information C
- Planet Information D
