„A guide through the end of the days“
Čigoja Štampa, Beograd, 2021. 344 pages
T he book "A GUIDE THROUGH THE END OF THE DAYS" is a literary warning that the collapse of human civilization is imminent, if the human race does not give up the delusions that we have created over the last ten millennia.
In order to be sufficiently convincing, the author devoted most of the text to the systematic demystification of religious and political doctrines and analysis of those moments that represented turning points in the development of humanity. The rest of the text questions the authenticity of values that humanity has adopted while searching for explanations of the purpose of all existence.
The author with his guru, Shri Lanka 1979.
An animistic shrine in Odumase, Ghana 1986.
The temple Khajuraho, India 1980.
The mosque in Larabanga, Ghana 1986.
"A GUIDE THROUGH THE END OF THE DAYS" offers convincing and plausible answers to the following questions:
- How does Homo sapiens differ from other animals, and how do members of the species Homo sapiens differ from each other?- What are the consequences of accepting property as the basis of human differences?
- What are the fallacies that people believe in, and why they can’t agree to believe in the same fallacies?
- Why are churches necessary for the survival of any God and why were the Gods forced to change their political orientations?
- What is a nation, what is a state, and what is hidden behind the suffix "cracy"?
- Why has science not yet managed to explain the essence of all existence?
- How does technological innovations change human destinies?
- Is Globalization inevitable?
- What are the consequences of human irresponsibility towards their own survival?
- What will the post-apocalyptic world look like?
- What should we do to prevent the End of the Days?
The book "A GUIDE THROUGH THE END OF THE DAYS" is not only an interesting brain game for all those who are searching for the purpose of existence, but also a contribution to the struggle for physical survival of the species Homo sapiens.
Cellebrating Dipo in the Krobo tribe, Ghana 1984.
The author in Bangkok.
Shwedagon 1, Rangoon, 1979.
Shwedagon 2, Rangoon, 1979.