The book covers the fascinating subject of ancient futurology and emphasises the fact that the past speaks about the future. Looking into the future is an eternal dream of mankind. The more one is concerned about it, the better he feels himself prepared for it. The book attempts to create an awareness in both directions – the fact that our daily actions effect the future and also it projects structured and scientifically well-founded scenarios of a possible future. The book attempts to show paths and pictures of the future that in view of the complexity of the world and finiteness of the resources show sustainable solutions.
The book also talks about the theory of ‘Intelligent Design’ that unifies everything in universe with one another. Intelligent Design is an inference from the historical evidences. It explains that certain features of the universe and of the living things are of such complexity that the most plausible explanation is that they are products of an intelligent cause (rather than an undirected process). It refers from the Rigveda that the Sun and Earth are held together tightly as part of Intelligent design.
The book uses and combines various methods of empirical social research. It mentions various interesting aspects covered in the Vedas and Puranas. It talks about periodicity of Yugas and events and highlights that the Vedas could predict the catastrophic events with certainty. It points out that the cosmic events on sun and earth are correlated and sees this as evidence for an intelligent cause, rather than an unpredicted process. Astronomers have established visual similarities between tornadoes and rains on sun and earth.
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