Bøker av Abhijit Naskar

"Family is the world to everybody, but to me the world is my family." To most he is the humanitarian scientist, to many he is a social reformer, to others he is a sufi poet. In his own words, Naskar is "a human." He is the human who has given us more works on humanitarianism than any other writer in history. And now he gives us a treasure trove of love and light against the darkness of hate.

"There is no such thing as a foreigner, for all humans are our family."Abhijit Naskar, the celebrated Neuroscientist and the victorious Son of Earth, delivers us a masterpiece of humanitarian literature with the purpose of rekindling the torch of greatness and egalitarian glory in our beloved land of liberty - our America. In the midst of prejudices, discriminations and bigotry, Naskar makes us realize deep within our soul, what true Americana really means, so that we could rise together tearing apart all primitive attempts to build walls of sectarianism, as noble human beings.

"A Jew may say, Hebrew is the language of god. A Christian may say, Aramaic is the language of god. A Muslim will say, Arabic is the language of god. A Hindu will say, Sanskrit is the language of god. I only know that kindness is the language of a human." Dervish Advaitam is an epoch-making theological masterpiece of a new divinity beyond dogmas and doctrines, born of the mind of the reformer and scientist who's been standing at the forefront of humankind's struggle against intolerance and sectarianism, as the epitome of united humanity. In simple everyday language Naskar says to us: "Be advaita (dvaita means dual, prefix 'a' means not), be nondual, be unified down to the last molecule of your anatomy. Become unification incarnate, so that even your silence turns into a potent expression of oneness."

"When culture is code for division, You gotta be uncultured to find assimilation.When hagiographies are passed on as heritage, To be heretic is the first course of action. Instead of being chained to the dead, Let us be each other's roots.Be a garland that celebrates life, Instead of a hangman's noose." Humanist to many, Sufi to some, Humanitarian Scientist to most, Abhijit Naskar has become synonymous with humankind's struggle for peace and harmony. And here the Himalayan Sonneteer offers us an intolerance-defying poetic treasure-trove of integration, inclusion and unification.

"You have to decide, do you want to live as ever-bickering concubines of pestilential politicians, or as an undivided planet's undivided civilians?" Thus speaks Naskar. "Kill the terrorists, You postpone terrorism.Jail the fundamentalists, You end terrorism. Sentence the corrupt, You postpone corruption.Empower the civilians, You eliminate corruption. Disband the soldiers, You postpone war.Rehabilitate the nationalists, You put an end to war."

"Black doesn't mean dangerous, white doesn't mean trash, brown doesn't mean smuggler, muslim doesn't mean terrorist, woman doesn't mean weak, and lgbt doesn't mean sick. These are the fundamentals that we must realize if we are to build a just and humane society."21st century's champion of humanitarianism Abhijit Naskar delivers us a masterpiece on human accountability to aid in human revolution against injustice, corruption and oppression. He gives us the golden principle: "Spare the biases, spoil the society."

"Friday Azaan and Sunday Choir, All pray to the same light.Yet in our divisive stupidity, We use it as excuse to maintain divide. Secularism has three stages. First, you realize, all religions pray to the same God. Second, you realize, God exists only in the human heart. Finally, all talk of God disappears, and what remains among the humans, is a natural sense of oneness." Thus speaks planet earth's humanitarian armor.