In modern times, it’s easy for the anxieties and challenges of routine human drudgery to shroud the true purpose of life, but now you can find your way back—to Jesus Christ.
Written from the faith and wisdom of Rohan and Mohan Perera, ‘What is Man: From the World of Ro and Mo’ binds together the timeless teachings of Christ with insights from some of the modern world’s most profound minds, to guide readers along their spiritual journey with gusto; unraveling the complexity of modern humanity through a periscope of both faith and science, so readers can bask in new achievement and embrace the gifts left to them by Jesus.
In a world so often overshadowed by darkness and pain, the siblings’ compelling volume picks this duality apart so anyone can thrive.
Many of us experience today’s modern world in a duality of existence. Our lives are torn between feeling a desire for love and our struggle to be perfect and achieve acceptance. It can be difficult to find a voice of understanding or encouragement among these forces of conflict.
What Is Man! From the World of Ro and Mo understands this complexity of contemporary humanity and provides readers with a profoundly unique look at the word of Christ through a lens of modern science.
This fresh new perspective on Christ’s teachings—alongside powerful quotes from some of the greatest contemporary and historical minds—provides individuals with a brilliant light of hope in a world that is often shadowed in pain.
With lyrical analogies and metaphors that bring the teachings of Christ to life, What Is Man! is a must-read for anyone who is seeking the meaning of life in a world that often moves too quickly.
Written with a unique and stunningly beautiful perspective on what you can achieve in life while walking alongside Jesus, this book is the companion you’ve been looking for as you move through life on your spiritual journey.
The most insightful parts of the text explore how love can be easily misplaced.
The authors examine the connections between love and sex, love and money, and love and self, using “what is man”—or what it means to be human—as a central theological question throughout. The book’s focus on contemporary psychology shifts the focus slightly, from humanity to the human mind.
What Is Man? is a theological work that puts the emphasis on the mind, in hopes that the heart will follow it to spiritual salvation and redemption. –– Jeremiah Rood. Foreword Review
Twin authors Rohan and Mohan Perera affect readers on the deepest cerebral levels with their shared existential perspectives in a work that centers on the purpose of human existence, What is Man.
By examining matters through the lenses of the tenets of Christianity and Buddhism, this book poses an intellectually unique offering for the mind and soul, whereas the authors heartily delve into the existential issues that plague all humans; Why are we here? Who are we really? What are we?
Entirely built from a perspective that looks at human existence as being more deeply entrenched in spirit than the physical. The brothers Perera, provide readers with a lucidly penetrating assessment of the tangible versus the intangible nature of life by evaluating topics like; human relationships, sources of energy in the universe, the power of the unconscious mind, God vs the Devil and the intangible yet very real energy of Love. Moreover, this divinely inspired narrative imparts a compelling comparative examination of the philosophical, religious and scientific viewpoints on the elements pertinent to attaining spiritual growth and enlightenment. This possible particularly through the understanding and acceptance of God's unconditional love, which in turn ultimately parlays into becoming part of the greater loving consciousness.
Consequently, What is Man strikes a curious nerve for those readers desiring a better understanding of their potential and necessity for spiritual self-growth in a world driven by ego and materialism. According to authors Perera, man has a choice of becoming enmeshed in the materialism of this world seemingly fulfilled by the falsehood of material success or advancing yourself spiritually by existing as God intends for us to live. Easily comprehendible, the text conveys this essential mindset in distinctly literate, and uncomplicated terms.
Furthermore, the authors support their postulations with the inclusion of thought-stimulating quotes and passages from the Bible, along with inspiring comments from some of the greatest thinking minds in philosophy, life and the sciences, ergo creating with this book a lasting cognitive impression.I found What is Man, to be an intriguingly edifying read with some great “aha” moments that will definitely make a connection with the spiritually inclined reader.
Although this was a generally interesting read, some of the more intriguing chapters I found were: The Conscious Ego and the Unconscious Mind, The Unconscious, God Like Consciousness without God, God vs the Devil, and The Energy of Love.I found each to hold a particularly revelatory nature that was mind stimulating and brimming with those clarifying instances that books of this genre can provide. This is a read definitely worth looking into if you are seeking to dive deeply into your spiritual life. Lisa Borwn-Gilbert – Pacific Book Review
A compelling message that will help readers find answers to the complex questions they have about happiness, real freedom, love, and the purpose of life.
The book is loaded with empowering words and insights that will resonate with many readers. Written in a very accessible style, this book reads like a beautiful gift. The voice is clear and compassionate and readers will enjoy the relevant and masterful interpretation of some of the words of Jesus.
What Is Man: is engaging, inspirational, and downright honest. Ro and Mo give readers a peek at the mystery of the human person and what he or she is called to be. Here is a book that can change your life. – Divine Zape. Readers’Favorite
A spiritual classic that considers one of the rarely asked questions but one that haunts the human mind.
The very moment I read this title, I recalled the words of the philosopher, the cynic Diogenes, who sauntered the streets of Athens with a lamp at broad daylight, claiming to be looking for man. But the beauty of this book is that it isn’t the work of a cynic because it carries within each line depth and truth and wisdom. A book written by two siblings on one of the crucial questions of life — meaning or purpose.It is very inspiring and motivational. – Romual Dzemo. Readers’ Favorite
The authors used a combination of writing styles to give me new insight into Christianity; the two styles of writing merge together with perfect symmetry.
I found that the authors' use of lyrical analogies and metaphors to be beautifully chosen to enthrall me with the wonders of Christ. I was beyond pleased to find that others also agree with the fact that the existence of science does not automatically prove the non-existence of Christ. I really enjoyed learning more about Christ from Rohan and Mohan. – Sefina Hawke. Readers’ Favorite
"The Ego is a consciousness, which is created by the great consciousness to extend itself into a new consciousness of the same."
In this engaging text, Sri Lankan twin brothers Rohan (now deceased) and Mohan Perera explicate their philosophy of life and religion. Based on a framework of Christianity, their shared viewpoint also encompasses some Buddhist ideals. The authors believe that since love existed before humanity, it is to this pure love that humans must return through diligent seeking, the development of conscience, and the gradual acquisition of wisdom. In the Pereras’ exploration, they pose several notable questions: Since lust is necessarily selfish, how can it support a marriage dedicated to mutual caring and unselfishness? If religion teaches us to love all equally, why do we teach children to succeed in life by besting others? If science can find the location of thinking—the brain—why has it never found the location or mechanism of loving? The Pereras suggest that the devil tempts our human egos toward selfishness; only through the unconditional love of and from God can we overcome that temptation.
The writing style of What Is Man is plain and rational, underscoring the excellent intellectual grounding of both authors. There is occasional humor and some original poetry. About twenty percent of the text consists of questions/remarks from unknown persons and the responses by “World of Ro and Mo,” but these, lamentably, lack any indication of the origin of the exchanges. The main body of the book is peppered with numerous quotations—from Einstein, Hawking, Gandhi, with the vast majority coming from the New Testament, focused on the life and teachings of Jesus. Throughout, it is notable that the Perera brothers have assembled their ideas carefully, utilizing various interesting methods to share their unconventional but logic-based theories regarding life’s meaning and purpose.– Barbara Bamberger Scott. RECOMMENDED by the US Review
New book titled "What is Man" by: co-author twins Rohan and Mohan Perera
What is Man: From the World of Ro and Mo Reveals The Root of Consciousness In Humanity's Existence With Faith in God Acclaimed co-author twins Rohan and Mohan Perera bring the meaning of life to a new level of understanding
LOS ANGELES - June 8, 2017 - PRLog -- Perhaps the most significant questions of all time about humanity's existence and what is consciousness are scientifically analyzed with uncommon clarity in this new release by Rohan and Mohan Perera.
The Perera brothers have come from a journey through struggles and obstacles most people cannot imagine. "The research began long before we ever thought of writing a book," said the authors during a recent interview, "…from around the time we absconded from the boarding school at the age of eleven with three other kids to the forest and pray God to take us away from what we felt then a senseless contradictory existence."
All of their lives Ro and Mo have been together enabling each to observe, through the teaching of Jesus as well as other theological persuasions, just what is the spiritual mind, the physical existence and what role God has in our existence. "Many of our friends and collogues remarked about our oneness, though most of them were quite averse to it. We understood oneness, people saw that in us, but most of them didn't comprehend it while others hated it and ridicule it. But for those who are inspired by us, we want to encourage them," said the authors.
When asked, "What are your goals and intentions with What is Man?" The authors replied, "Our goals are to do whatever the spirit inspires us to do that we are able to do mentally, physically and financially. What is Man has been our childhood quest, and now the only motivation is to publish the route map for another."
Further information can be obtained on the author's website: http://www.roandmo.net/
