Search For The Absolute Truth

We all have an urge for the Absolute Truth within us. You may feel it as curiosity; or maybe you have a deeper purpose in mind, such as trying to understand life, its problems and opportunities. The urge to find the Absolute Truth is the motivating force of life itself, and fulfillment of this urge is the purpose of human life. Thus we are all engaged in a search for the Absolute Truth. This short book presents that search from both humanistic and philosophical perspectives. From the text: Once upon a time there lived an intelligent, adventurous young man in a very dull small town. However, our young man was not satisfied with this stultifying existence--he wanted to see and explore the entire world, and eventually achieve his greatest heart's desire: to meet God face-to-face. Naturally everyone tried their best to convince him that these things were impossible; or if possible, uselessly impractical... If this sounds familiar, this book will speak to your experience in searching for truth.

"The essence of the global phenomenon that is already being translated into dozens of languages. This book is a gift to us all." - Melinda Hutchings, Author & Life Coach. "I had the pleasure of reading Russo's book over the past few days. It's a real eye-opener. Russo covers pretty much the entire construct of your perception of reality, from birth to death, and everything in between." - Paul Harrison, The Daily Meditation. "I can still believe scientific facts, and I can still head to Church and believe in my faith. "Absolute Truth," however, is now my own personal "how-to" manual that's truly one of the most empowering books I have ever read. 5 Stars!" - Amy Lignor, Reader Views Review. "A self-growth novel that is unmatched by any other in its genre, it will take you on vacation from limiting beliefs and negative self-talk to rediscover your inner power strength." - Catherina Tubbs, Online Book Club Review. "For all those who never felt as though New Age philosophies really fit them, Joab Russo has provided something more. You'll surely want to return to this again and again!" - Jo Niederhoff, Manhattan Book Review. "Absolute Truth is like a life manual that every adult needs." - Joshua Aaron Landeros, LITERARY TITAN Review. Is there any kind of trauma or lack in your life? Recurring and undesired challenges you just can't seem to be able to solve? Perhaps you lost someone close to you, and find it difficult to recover, accept and move on. Maybe you are trying so hard to find that special someone, or that coveted job or career, or even just some genuine meaning in your daily routine, yet achieve little to no success or fulfillment in doing so? Does everyone else around you seem to have some or all of it figured out, while you yourself feel left disadvantaged, disillusioned and dissatisfied? Or maybe you are mostly content in your life, and are seeking answers about yourself, your reality and your world that no science, religion, belief or nature has provided yet? Enter Absolute Truth, providing you with the unequivocal, undisputable and everlasting answers to your personal questions, challenges and life events. By redefining your life, reality and existence with meaning of Absolute Truth, you may allow yourself to simply, clearly and easily: Know how and why anything does or doesn't 'happen' to you. Regain conscious control of your life and your power of choice. Understand how your beliefs influence your life experience. Recognize and apply the most powerful tools at your disposal to sustainably achieve and experience your desires and true wants. Discover what your 'unconscious' truly is and rediscover the eternal foundations of your non-physical existence. Find out the personality choices you made even before you were born, how they affect your choices in physical life, and what the experience of 'death' actually is. Allow yourself an unprecedented sense of security, self-worth, freedom and fulfilment, even in the midst of the most challenging personal, social, mass and global events. Get to know the true purpose and experience of your sexuality and emotions, your inner senses, your energy centers and much, much more ... Absolute Truth takes you on your ultimate journey of self-discovery and self-trust, for it holds the simple, generic principles by which only you choose and create all of your own reality.

An educated scientist and businessman, author Ramesh Malhotra seeks to unveil the secrets of nature known to ancient spiritual scholars. In 2013, he published Spiritual Wisdom based on the holy scripture, Bhagavad Gita. And lately, he’s been working to unveil truths buried in the Vedas, composed by spiritual scholars throughout the years before the second millennium BCE and extending into the Late Bronze Age. In the first volume of In Search of Absolute Truth, Malhotra journeys through complex, ancient Rig-Veda mystic mythology, writings that address various aspects of creation preservation and transformation, covering the first five chapters of the Rig-Veda. He shares that finding knowledge buried in holy scripture is like climbing a mountain. Your judgment and perception are constantly refined as you move higher and higher in understanding the Vedas. You come to know absolute truth only when you reach the pinnacle, look around, and see that many hills make the mountain peak of the absolute truth. This follow-up work, In Search of Absolute Truth: Rig-Veda Volume II: Spiritual Involution continues where the first volume leaves off.

Eli Maor examines the role of infinity in mathematics and geometry and its cultural impact on the arts and sciences. He evokes the profound intellectual impact the infinite has exercised on the human mind--from the "horror infiniti" of the Greeks to the works of M. C. Escher; from the ornamental designs of the Moslems, to the sage Giordano Bruno, whose belief in an infinite universe led to his death at the hands of the Inquisition. But above all, the book describes the mathematician's fascination with infinity--a fascination mingled with puzzlement. "Maor explores the idea of infinity in mathematics and in art and argues that this is the point of contact between the two, best exemplified by the work of the Dutch artist M. C. Escher, six of whose works are shown here in beautiful color plates."--Los Angeles Times "[Eli Maor's] enthusiasm for the topic carries the reader through a rich panorama."--Choice "Fascinating and enjoyable.... places the ideas of infinity in a cultural context and shows how they have been espoused and molded by mathematics."--Science

"A SKILLFUL BLEND OF CHARACTER, PHILOSOPHY AND NARRATIVE. . .Formidable personalities embroil themselves in ruthless power struggles that would make a corporate raider blush." --The Washington Post Book World It is 1965, and Charles Ashworth has attained the plum position of bishop of Starbridge, an honor that keeps him in a heady whirl of activity that would exhaust the most seasoned corporate executive. With the invaluable support of his minions and his attractive, unsinkable wife, Ashworth stands against the amorality and decadence of the age--"Anti-Sex Ashworth." He slays his opponents by being a tough, efficient, confident churchman, the torments of his past long since dead and buried. And then the unexpected, the unthinkable, strikes. Suddenly Ashworth finds himself staring into the chasm of all the lies hes been telling himself for years: about his marriage, his children, even his views on the Church. And as he suspects his old nemesis and dean, Neville Aysgarth, of drinking too much, of financial chicanery, of--God forbid--having an affair, Ashworth discovers to his horror that he is tempted to commit the very acts that he has so publicly denounced. . . . "ENTHRALLING. . .Rich, dense, almost indecently entertaining." --San Jose Mercury News "POWERFUL. . .MIRACULOUS." --Booklist (starred review) SELECTED BY THE BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB

Wait! Before you fly into that building... What is truth? Is it knowable? Can we be absolutely certain about anything? A momentous work of philosophy doesn't have to be massive and unreadable. No example of philosophy that you'll encounter will deal with Certainty and Truth more concisely and compellingly than this book, yet it does so while maintaining an engaging style that keeps the cerebral content very readable and accessible. Like previous philosophies that address Certainty and Truth, the work HAD to address the issue of God, yet unlike it's predecessors, manages to do so without any hidden assumptions. As a result, it holds confirmations of orthodox Christianity that are unprecedented. The book adopts a partially autobiographical style as it details how the hyper-rational author went from the purest form of agnosticism to fundamentalist Christianity over a span of years. Within are essays that address common misconceptions that skeptics and Christians share. There is also a miraculous quality to the account that speaks to the heart. The fact that the author is a recent stroke victim, cognitively impaired and partially paralyzed, makes it apparent that he cannot take credit for any cleverness reflected in this book. There are things on a par with Einstein's "On The Photoelectric Effect" or "On Brownian Motion" Since the author admits to having the barest of math abilities, it's fortunate that the issues in this work do not require the same mathematical rigor to express as Einstein's remarkable understandings. Nevertheless, the assertion of novelty and momentousness for this work is appropriate. There are unusual and intellectually satisfying answers to questions that people have grappled with for centuries. Questions like: What is the nature of reality and to what extent is anything knowable? Where did I come from and what's to become of me? What is the name of God and is there a "chosen" people? Can Jesus be the Son of God and also God Himself? How can the torments of Hell come from a "loving" God? Book sale proceeds go to AsiaHarvest.org.