In this debut novel published in 2012, RR Cherla has shown keen foresight in envisioning the technological and political scenarios that are playing out in the United States today. Devil's Ether has striking parallels with NSA's covert surveillance program PRISM. The book's account of highly intrusive monitoring techniques and widespread abuse of power, could well be the extremity of the real-life scheme. DEVIL's ETHER : The Network takes a deadly twist For the purported cause of America's security, a clandestine faction of the United States government is using Remote Neural Monitoring techniques to pry into the lives and minds of citizens. A deadly game where Netizens are unwitting players. Social media and communications companies, in their mad rush to connect billions of citizens through the Internet, Social and Mobile Networks, have provided the antagonists the perfect platform to establish a massive surveillance grid. An upright but naive American President and an ineffectual Director of National Intelligence are led to believe that the Intelligence community is acting in the best interests of citizens. Sara Sheppard, a young suburban mother, confronts the group to protect her family from the terror unleashed on it. Determined to save her family, a desperate and clueless Sara sets out on an investigative journey - transiting from the corporate world, into the mind of a prize-winning neurobiologist and to the sleazy red-light districts of Washington DC. As she begins to uncover the devious scheme, the ingenuity of the operation and the scary possibilities become palpable. A thought-provoking thriller that neatly morphs state-of-the-art and sci-fi, Devil's Ether leaves the reader with the feeling that the last frontier of privacy - the mind - is about to be violated. Set against the backdrop of international intrigue and a connected world, Devil's Ether is a fast-paced read.

Reproduction of the original: The Secret Doctrine by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

The Secret Doctrine is one of the most influential esoteric and occult books of all time. In the first part of the book the author explains the origin and evolution of the universe itself, in terms derived from the Hindu concept of cyclical development. While in the second part she describes the origins of humanity through an account of "Root Races" said to date back millions of years.

A fountain of esoteric knowledge for deep truth seekers, this classic work examines the birth and structure of the universe and how everything has the Divine as its source. It also traces the development of humanity--drawing from sacred scriptures, mythology, and legends to give a spiritual view of human beings. Volume III is an index to help readers find any topic easily. Illustrations.

A three-volume 'synthesis of science, religion, and philosophy' by one of the nineteenth century's most controversial spiritualists.

Helena Blavatsky's 'The Secret Doctrine' is a seminal work in the realm of esoteric and spiritual literature. Published in three volumes, this book delves into the ancient wisdom teachings of theosophy, touching on subjects such as cosmogony, anthropology, and metaphysics. Blavatsky's writing style is complex and intellectual, reflecting her deep knowledge of Eastern and Western philosophies. The text is rich in symbolism and allegory, inviting readers to engage with its deeper meanings and uncover profound truths about the nature of reality. 'The Secret Doctrine' is a valuable contribution to theosophical literature, offering insight into the mysteries of the universe and the spiritual evolution of humankind. Blavatsky's extensive research and profound spiritual experiences influenced her writing, making this work a testament to her visionary insights and metaphysical exploration. Recommended for readers interested in esoteric philosophy, comparative religion, and the mystical traditions of the East.