Introduction What if consciousness is not simply something produced by the brain? What if human beings are participants in a much larger experiment of consciousness? And what if science, spirituality, philosophy, music, mathematics and ancient wisdom are all approaching parts of the same mystery from different directions? These are some of the ambitious questions at the heart of Infrequent Frequencies, Rare Resonance by G.E. Poole. This is not a conventional book about spirituality, nor does it fit comfortably within science, philosophy or psychology. Instead, Poole deliberately travels between these territories, asking readers to consider possibilities that may challenge their existing understanding of consciousness, morality, suffering, human development and even reality itself. Perhaps the best way to approach this book is through its own underlying philosophy: don’t simply believe—investigate. Ten Ideas That Make Infrequent Frequencies, Rare Resonance Very Different One of the boo...
Introduction
Roy T. Bennett once said, " Your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life. Keep going. Tough situations build strong people in the end.” NM Prathap has proved that our hardest times make us stronger. This success story of Prathap consists of selflessness, courage, patriotism, and innovation. He had denied job offers from more than 87 countries and decided to serve his Nation. He is a true follower of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and selected the path of the country's service. He proved that a son of a farmer may not necessarily become a farmer but he can also become a scientist.Humble Beginning
Prathap's childhood dream was to become an engineer but his father's financial condition was not good and hence he took admission to JSS Academy of higher education and research for BSc degree. He was staying in a hostel while continuing education from the college but he got a shock when hostel authorities kicked him out from the hostel due to non-payment of hostel fee. He spent a few days at Bus Stop and washed his clothes in public toilets. While facing these challenges, he never stopped learning. He learned C++, Java, and Python languages. He also started working on building drones by utilizing E-Waste. He failed for more than 80 times before building a fully functional drone and this drone was sufficient to make him eligible for any drone competition. Prathap decided to take part in the Indian Institute of Technolgy (IIT) Delhi's Drone model competition and he won second place in this competition. Organizers motivated him to take part in Japan's International Drone competition and he started preparing for the competition. But money was the biggest constraint for Prathap and he had to sell his mother's Mangalsutra for participation. He also found a sponsor who sponsored his flight tickets for Japan. In Japan, Prathap had only Rs 1500 in his pocket so he walked to the competition site. He had shown the capability of his drone during the competition but became demotivated when he had not heard his name at any position till the second last. He became elated when the organizers announced his name as a winner. He got 10,000 US Dollars as award money and that was his life's turning point.
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