Thoughts On Science, Religion And Life: The Musings Of A Scientist

This book is the work of two friends, who lost touch with each other for 25 years only to reunite a quarter century later to realise that they still shared a common philosophy and passion for life. Time had done little to erase their childlike wonder about the world. This is depicted through their photography which spans several continents but all common to our home, planet Earth. The photography is wide in its message from the simple beauty of our environment to its darker sides, all of which combines to make the life we experience. The photography is basic and simple, pretty much life as the eyes itself would see. There is minimal touch up for effects, only for purposes of formatting if so much. The thoughts have been penned by Eupsychia, whose anonymity is essential ,as immediately becomes evident on reading the treatise for its very message to have any meaning.