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Intangitia could best be described as the first brave expression of long hidden thoughts in human minds about science. It questions science ability to study the Intangible aspects of nature and suggest a new science that would in an uninhibited spirit study the intangible universe. After all we just do not know enough about either birth or death, what we all know are some bio chemical facts. We unravel all physical mysteries by using our mind and how little we know about the mind itself! Intangitia boldly says, there can be an Operating System for the mind, thoughts can be transferred without the aid of secondary medium, karma can be managed in perfect ways and summon an engineering system for the intangible resources. It gives a jolt to our cliched pattern of thinking and reglorifies brave questioning. What science is to the tangible world, Intangitia is to the intangible world. About the AuthorSuvasys Banik (1975) is an Indian author and entrepreneur. Intangitia is his first non-fiction book. He acknowledges the influence of Vedantic studies and practices along with modern scientific theories, with deep gratitude for the making of this book.