Research area iii of vi

Philosophy & Metaphysics

Life, soul, prayer, fate, sin, salvation, spirit and death, each examined with the tools of physics, biology and plain reasoning.

Chapters
9
Plates
5
Essays
0
Terms
1
Cosmic Diagram No. 5B, drawn by M. N. Behera
Cosmic Diagram No. 5B, drawn by M. N. Behera

Chapters in this area

Drawn from every book in the library

Volume I · Topic 2 LifeThe three pages that decide the rest of the book. Read → Volume I · Topic 3 SoulTwo pedestals hold up a very old trade. The author names them. Read → Volume I · Topic 4 God & CosmosWhy, in the author’s cosmos, does the universe keep no account of right and wrong? 5 plates · Read → Volume I · Topic 5 PrayerA crutch, a habit, or something else: the author decides in five paragraphs. Read → Volume I · Topic 6 FateThe one word the author would keep from the whole vocabulary of fortune. Read → Volume I · Topic 7 SinA mosquito, a goat, a tiger, an attacker: which killing is a sin, which a crime, and who decided? Read → Volume I · Topic 12 SalvationWhat does Nirvana literally mean? The root changes the whole idea. Read → Volume I · Topic 13 SpiritIf the spirit is transferable, what did the Upanishads mean by migration? Read → Volume I · Topic 14 DeathThe law about funerals that the author thinks every government should pass. Read →
Volume IIChapters from Volume II (title to come) take their place here when it is added.

Plates

All plates in the Atlas
Polestar constellation with nine suns, drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 4 · Polestar constellation with nine suns Centre of the universe, galaxies and black holes (Cosmic Diagram No. 5), drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 5 · Centre of the universe, galaxies and black holes (Cosmic Diagram No. 5) Appendix to Cosmic Diagram No. 5 (cosmic metrology), drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 6 · Appendix to Cosmic Diagram No. 5 (cosmic metrology) Cosmic Diagram No. 5A, drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 7 · Cosmic Diagram No. 5A Cosmic Diagram No. 5B, drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 8 · Cosmic Diagram No. 5B

Essays

Essays for this area are being written. The first will draw on the chapters above.

Key terms

Brownstudy
A reverie: musing, pondering or meditating, with a touch of sadness. The word of the book’s title.