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About the Book:

The Holy Cow bookoffers the solution for the prosperity and benefit of all life on the planet Earth with a deep understanding between the "self", "consciousness", and "body". Seers and thinkers have been asking about the well-being of its survival and the future stability of the world concerning all.

To that end, Ted Turner (of Turner Broadcasting, Atlanta, USA) sponsored a book contest in the year 1990, on the theme of survival and prosperity of all life on the earth planet. The Holy Cow has tried to solve this complex and eternal question.

About the Book:

The Holy Cow bookoffers the solution for the prosperity and benefit of all life on the planet Earth with a deep understanding between the "self", "consciousness", and "body". Seers and thinkers have been asking about the well-being of its survival and the future stability of the world concerning all.

To that end, Ted Turner (of Turner Broadcasting, Atlanta, USA) sponsored a book contest in the year 1990, on the theme of survival and prosperity of all life on the earth planet. The Holy Cow has tried to solve this complex and eternal question.

The Author:

Acharya Charan Das has a rare combination of the divine, the philosopher, and the next great world teacher. Madame Blavatsky, the leading 19th-century psychic seers, prophesied about the (future) next great world teacher; several world leaders are referring to a new messenger* who will appear in Asia and come to the West with the divine message of world-survival and eventually an everlasting happy life for all souls. This new messenger of the spirit and light is prophesied by Nostradamus and the Great Gautam Buddh who will generate renewed higher states of consciousness at the end of the 20th Century. The author explains that the pure understanding of love is the most direct way to save the world for a life of happiness and tranquility for all entities. *Acharyaji was born in the early forties, during 2nd World War in Asia, and came to the West in the late sixties."