Nature Summons (Jas Fiza Science)

Deep study of Indian philosophies and several sacred books like Vedas, Shastars, Simraties, Upnishadas, Purana and many other books gave me deep knowledge about different prior ages. But I grew up from the mid of 20th century with the development of science. I remember when my father brought a radio that ran with a big battery for the first time into the village. I remember how it caught voices from other places far away from our village. It was very surprising for the villagers who...
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Deep study of Indian philosophies and several sacred books like Vedas, Shastars, Simraties, Upnishadas, Purana and many other books gave me deep knowledge about different prior ages. But I grew up from the mid of 20th century with the development of science. I remember when my father brought a radio that ran with a big battery for the first time into the village. I remember how it caught voices from other places far away from our village. It was very surprising for the villagers who came daily to see and hear this miracle. The same thing happened in the life of my father when our grandfather brought a car to the village for the first time. There are many differences between cars of 1932 and cars of today. These revolutionary developments of science are very notable. This growth also developed very quickly. I saw radio to TV, computers, satellite, missiles, airplanes, drones and every development that is at present you are enjoying. Comparing the developments that I read about in the books of Indian philosophy with present development, I have come to some different conclusions than the concepts that currently exist. Reading those books and in looking at today's development and advancement of science, I saw that it seems as if we are repeating history again. Where are we going? What is reality? What we are doing? What was that and what is this? Are we going right or wrong? What we can do? Do we have options? Do we have an option or no options? I view answering these questions as a new science. I have named it 'Jas Fiza Science' because this type of science has not existed in the world before. This science has a new ideology to believe, and there is much work to do before real conclusions are made. I think it is the starting point. This is my thinking, and I am not stuck to thinking that this is the final science. However, I will stick to it until I have a strong reason to change my mind. I always look forward to welcoming new ideologies that force changes in the existing concepts with a reality that is widespread in the universe. Then, we expect that we have knowledge of that truth. This is not my first book on this concept. I have written a few more books on the subject. 'Execution of Time' is a novel, and '2nd Moon' is a collection of short stories on the same subject where I adopted the same concept. 'Sabadan da Chola' short stories, as well as 'Javavdei' and 'JavabTalab' poems, are written in Punjabi script on this same topic. The present book is a translation of 'Javab Talab'. I think that I have done the complete work from this side, and I have nothing more to say on these topics.