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It describes the efforts of the Vedic ashrams to serve humanity free of charge, but also the horrors with almost documentary matter-of-factness, the peace efforts to compromise with the opponents so that no people are killed. Very graphic and disturbing at times, and the author deliberately equates the harsh side, and if you were expecting something different from a story about a group of troubled people, perhaps the psychological effects of such an existence on the individuals, well… this isn't that kind of a book. This is the book with super technology on the cover that shows how one must eventually correct the behaviour of this extremely psychologically disturbed group of people, which otherwise could have been avoided as science has its own abominations and has been abused by many to their advantage. Enjoy the masterpiece of the author who has given an absolute understanding of the ability of inner consciousness that if explored could bring all people under one platform to then seek hidden in their own world.