PROLOGUE

If words rhyme with each other in the beginning of lines or at the end, or bear semblance to verse or fulfill its requirements I claim no merit and if credit is given I thank the good hearts that bear such sweet fragrant flowers or luscious fruits.

Coming to the theme, edification is my sole aim and if errors of pleonasm and repetition peep at the reader here and there they are made deliberately with a view to accentuating the point intended. If the right meaning is grasped; import imbibed and above all reacted accordingly I feel, I am amply rewarded and I assure you to place in your hands some more like pieces of any classification for your profit and my pleasure filling the void of my retired Iife.

Yet another! And perhaps the most important one at it. I desire to after the Vedic Wisdom in capsules; yes in capsules only. Need I beleaguer the reader with the merits of capsules? It is well known that potions and pills are longer superior or rated higher; preference is now for capsules that can be swallowed instantly without a wrinkle on the brow I wish to prescribe about 15 capsules of each kind within 80 pages at the most in every volume; for the simple reason that bulk and weight are anathema to moderns accustomed to momentary thrills though leaving longer chills. The days of the epic size narratives are gone nor the craze for the  'book of :he hour ' is allowed to survive; it is the time for Wall literature and Road writing. Anything simple brief yet sweet finds welcome rather receives at least a fleeting glance.

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