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“The Order of Time” – A Journey Through the Nature of Reality I recently finished reading The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli and it’s one of those books that leaves you questioning the very foundation of how we perceive the world. Rovelli beautifully unravels the mystery of time, blending physics, philosophy, and poetry into a narrative that’s both profound and accessible. One of the most striking ideas is that time, as we commonly understand it, doesn’t exist as a universal constant. Instead, it’s fragmented, relative, and deeply interconnected with the fabric of space and matter. It’s humbling to realize how much of our lives are shaped by this concept, yet how limited our understanding of it truly is. Rovelli also reminds us of the beauty of science: not just to provide answers, but to reveal the depth of our ignorance and spark curiosity. For anyone looking to expand their perspective, I highly recommend this book. It’s not just about understanding time. It’s about embracing the complexity and wonder of existence itself. #books #science

Here are five interesting #books of very diverse jonre’ !! I think these books r suitable for #young students , & can help in shaping their thoughts..& ultimately cultivate reading habits 📘!! 1. "The #Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho - A captivating tale of self-discovery and perseverance. 2. "The #Giver" by Lois Lowry - A dystopian novel that explores themes of identity, memory, and societal conformity. 3. "The Diary of a Young Girl" by #AnneFrank - A poignant and inspiring true story of hope and resilience during WWII. 4. "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the #Galaxy" by Douglas Adams - A humorous science fiction adventure that explores the universe and human nature. 5. "To Kill a #Mockingbird" by Harper Lee - A classic novel that tackles issues of justice, empathy, and understanding in a small Alabama town during the 1930s. These #books offer engaging #stories, relatable characters, and thought-provoking themes that can spark interesting discussions and reflections. #Happyreading!❣️

Book #23 of 2024: An incredible story of an incredible human. The obvious horrors of Auschwitz are here but for me the book went deep into the human condition, the search for belonging, the searing impact of human cruelty, the challenge of living with an extraordinary mind and memory, the way the world can turn a blind eye to what in retrospect seems obvious, how politics at the micro and macro level can shape responses and restrict justice, truth, closure. An astonishing book. Tragically this resonates with events in the world today.

New Book Review! 'In Pattern and Chaos in Art, Science and Everyday Life, chaos serves as the setting, while the creation, examination, documentation and destruction of patterns constitute the subject of the narrative... Many of these essays break down our sensory and imagined world into fundamental parts for metaphysical scrutiny and transformations between sense and creative interpretation. […] Regardless of your professional discipline, when you take a step back and consider what these artists are doing, the imaginative power of their work is moving.' - Alice Grishchenko, NaturePhysics Click here to read more about the book 👉https://ow.ly/KYAc50SE7Gn #BookReview

💡 Discover chapter 10 of our last edited book "Organization Studies and Posthumanism" published by Routledge: "Monsters and myths Transhuman temporal narratives and mind/body problems" by Carlos Montemayor. More information here: https://lnkd.in/e8EQcwEf #posthumanism #toohuman #organizationstudies #OAP2022

"Jonathan Livingston Seagull" by Richard Bach is an inspiring novella about a seagull who dreams of flying higher and faster than his flock allows. Through its poetic narrative and striking imagery, the book explores themes of individuality, self-improvement, and the pursuit of one's dreams. Jonathan's journey symbolizes the transcendence of limitations and the joy of self-discovery, making it a timeless and uplifting read. #BR26

📚 #NodeReadings: "Art Power" by Boris Groys. In this book, Groys argues, art is hardly a powerless commodity subject to art market trends. On the contrary, it is as much a force in the power play of global politics today as it once was in the arena of cold war politics. ⠀ ⠀ How does art demonstrate its power today? Discuss below!⠀ #ArtPower #BorisGroys #ArtBooks #ArtTheory #NodeRecommendations

Learn more about your favorite Ambassador authors with our “5 Things” series. B.J. Bassett is the author of historical fiction, The Greatest Sacrifice: An Adoption Novel, which is available from your favorite retailer. Check out B.J.’s five fast facts…link in the comments! #historicalfiction #adoption #adoptionnovel #christianfiction

James has a vivid vision of the golden tunnel when he is in the bounds of his studies. In this vision in ‘Shifting Realities: The Hill’ he overcomes the limitations of his physical body and enters the infinite realm of energy and light. See the first comment to order your book now! #megrantham #shiftingrealitiesthehill #multiverse #paralleldimensions #paralleluniverse #sciencefiction #cosmicodyssey #powerofmind

Books represent one of the oldest means of communication in the world. They serve as a medium to preserve testimonies of stories, myths, legends, and the science that has shaped our current world and will continue to mold our future. Personally, each book is an open dialogue with the ideas of individuals who have observed the world from a fascinating perspective. It is a universe of words limited by our language; hence, the depth of ideas expressed in each of them. To paraphrase Dr. Augustine, knowledge is a vast ocean, and our brain can only contain a small drop. In the end, our time is finite. We should engage in conversations with brilliant minds that have shaped our present and with those who have envisioned futures that are now realities. Happy Book Day! AG #happybookday📚 #justideasaround #WorldBookDay