Kirjahaku

D'thor had a mission. The region, he built must become free from the rage of the dark. Then came the great war. Expanded from the epics, partly fiction, some parts poetry, the book 'Darkest' is an allegory.

Permissioned Blockchain explores the disruptive ecosphere of technology and human thought through the lens of runaway ledgers. Yes, in the same world where runners stumble and attorneys arbitrate, comes this pleasant reprise of open sourced technology. Even early adopters of the new technology save considerable time and annoyance from patterns and anti-patterns found in the book. Besides being served an intense apprenticeship on blockchains, the reader gets to master the skills of financial planning and money lending trade. Accurate, full of examples, the book provides all the reader needs to know about Hyperledger fabric, composer and sawtooth-seth. Coins of patience are yours as you skillfully circumnutate from the first block to the last. Views and opinions expressed in this book are those of the author and do not reflect the policy or position of Hyperledger, Ethereum or any other body or organization mentioned.

Code Agni explores the Rig Veda honeycombed with many Rik Mantras structured as hymns of wisdom and sweetness. Riks are like sound pearls in a vast etheric ocean that permeate cosmic intelligence which authors and readers have translated them differently over seven hundred years. The translations presented in Code Agni are as direct as possible to the original manuscripts of Rig Veda and transliterated words and sentences accompany the verses as they unfold.

lapwing Crossing revisits the nature myths. How did monkeys get their mouths baggy? Why squirrels have a burst of dark fur? Why the Polestar? What about the Orion? Why the lakes slumber? Why do oceans toss and turn? This book clips the Indic myths, presenting them as a series of short prose.