Shrubbery of the magnificent nine: my book in Amazon

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The following paragraphs are parts of the summary of the contents in my book titled 
"Shrubbery of the magnificent nine" 


Learn to acknowledge and honor the performers. Give credit where it is due.


   The first article titled “too early into the oblivion” is inspired by real-life experiences related to the golden principle - Learn to acknowledge and honor the performers. Give credit where it is due.

   The abysmal mindsets of selfish people downgrade cultures where they dwell. To be in position and power some people limit growths of desirable others. In the name of a good diet, humans kill innocent animals. After doing heinous acts the same humans visit places of worship and pray to God for happiness. These ironies have been described in the second article titled “Dealers of death and their journeys to Heaven”. The author does not believe that the dealer of deaths can never find the path to heaven.

   Human lives are divided into four different phases namely, the student, the responsible performer, the retired and the renunciation. Each stage has to pass on the responsibilities to its succeeding generations. The succession plan thus is important.

   The ability to make communication effectively is important in situations where verbal and sign languages can pose a threat to the communicator and the receiver. Circumstances in odd situations need insinuations to convey desired communications to ones’ advantages. These aspects are covered in the article titled “Insinuation and interpretations”.

  An example of poor applications of mathematics is described in the article titled “Mathematics in business”.

   Facts are stranger than fiction. Humans are trying to conquer nature by believing that if it can think something then it can convert the concept to reality. In these contexts, we have contemplated some vital points the human race needs to think over for the present generation as well as the posterity. The article titled “The day after” is deliberation in this direction.

   The intangible soul cannot contain tangible materials. Physical materials thus can never become sources for happiness. We will read more about this in the topic titled “Soul cannot hold material and Body cannot travel final abode”.............................................

If you liked the contents, please read the complete book by downloading it from Amazon. 


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