Mallikarjun Mulimani Ordine dei libri

Philosophy Cannot be On a stomach empty Life, love, and philosophy Form an unholy trinity All cannot exist in harmony The holy Who cry celibacy Know not what a woman can be And above all is money

Can meaning be found in a multiverse gutted of God by science, rationalism and secularism? How would we know what meaning life may have, if anyone found any? How well are you doing? No matter how long ago you lost patience with the claims of organised religion, its gods and its theologians, or whether you are only beginning to develop doubts about yours, Whimsical Dice is a treasure trove of refreshing and reflective tales, whether wise or whimsical, in verse as well as prose, for those made curious by any quest to see whether anything could bring order to a chaotic cosmos. To see how well Mallikarjun Mulimani has done, or just how right he got the questions, readers of all educational backgrounds and none will find food for thought, and for many a wry smile, seeing how well his whimsical dice roll - and what they come up with.

Ori is someone very much with his struggles, who is trying to place himself in his existence and overcome his difficulties in a world of God worshiping people. One day he comes up with his own creation whom he befriends, Mac, yet he didn't realise that he had designed Mac with a subconscious desire to find out more about life and to actually understand it. From understanding is what we grow. After being taught how to demystify God, he delves into ideas about the multiverse and destiny that might be and how we would come to it. Later, Ori writes his own "Textbook of Life" in which he uses characters in a story-telling format to depict the ins and outs of human existence, with talk of the multiverse. The book takes you through Ori's discoveries and is filled with poetic verse to accentuate its philosophical meaning. This work praises science while exploring philosophy in an artistically smooth motion.