Mr. Sudipta Das

Author Sudipta Das is an exceptional thinker and visionary who got struck by Divine grace, in a multitude of manners. Since boyhood, he has been fascinated and intrigued by questions about relative consciousness, existence and the world. With time, these early hazy ideas crystallised into clear conceptions.

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He wrote elevating expanding words such as,

"Through Philosophy, History, Economics and Science, all Knowledge and Wisdom, Humanity may eventually arrive at the awareness of its own Oneness."

[Excerpt from his scholarly Article "Human Harmony : A Fresh Perspective, a New Approach" published in the International Scholarly Journal of Aussie-Cino Studies]

 

He crafted fine surreal exalting poetry like,

“In thine heart and in the heart of mine,

Where taints reachest not, dwellest the Divine.

Be thou near or be thou very far,

Thy being shalt remain ever so dear.

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Me knowest not, wherein the secret lies,

How silent words spell through thy eyes,

How the fragmented tiny selves cease,

How love for the other finds release.

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From deep within, the Divine beckons us

Towards It and to Its realm beyond, thus,

Where no misery can take its root,

Joy and grief melt down into the bliss of Truth.

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To raise all souls to the beauty of that bliss,

And to bring all to the One’s universal peace,

Let us toil together and combine,

So in every heart, the Divine light may shine.

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In thine heart and in the heart of mine,

Where taints reachest not, dwellest the Divine.”

[Excerpt from his Book The Extra-Terrestrial Delivery]

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As his thoughts evolved, somewhere down the line, the Author realised that he is here to deliver something. The Works are materialisation of that realisation.

The Author endeavours to burst some of the fractional bubbles that we inadvertently create around ourselves, and to guide us towards the all-encompassing Whole. He envisions a Harmonised World. And his globally presented Works are more than fascinating fictions, enriched with visionary concrete connotations in that direction.

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From his perspective and in his perception, the Supreme got the Works done through this aspiring conduit by putting him through a series of fascinating and inspiring, extra-ordinary psychic and supernatural phenomena. A few of these phenomena were later incorporated in the Works.

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These are some of the stories behind the stories, the non-fiction behind the fiction.