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It is time of the
Theory of Everything and all that is implied by its coming! It is
the harbinger of the new Renaissance in the world. It is based on
the miraculous Holy Grail idea, for whose inspiration the great
specialists of the world, in the field, had pined since long for
having this success in the annals of science. The miraculous idea
that leads to success in deriving the new theory is: the idea of
Absolute Determinism! Its irrefutable validity lies in its
preponderant absoluteness due to which, it proves to be the first,
the last and the only idea, beyond which nothing can be conceived to
have the paradigm shift, for putting the phenomena to new scrutiny
to understand them past the constraints of relativity and quantum
theories! The theory vindicates Isaac Newton’s prophetic vision
about the absolute origin of the phenomena. It addresses the
drawbacks of all the great theories and discoveries the world has
known in the annals of science. This is how it cures the blindness
of the human mind, which could not be remedied with relativity and
quantum theories for understanding the mysteries of existence. The
new theory with this historical success has, indeed, emerged as the
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The new theory modifies
all the important discoveries about the phenomena and resolves their
mysteries on the basis of its absolute causal principle by giving
the irrefutable success in purging relativity and quantum theories
of their drawbacks, which confirms its validity beyond all doubt.
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S.K.Razdan at 60 is a
very happy man. He feels greatly blessed for having succeeded in
deriving The Theory of Everything, following his inspiration of the
Holy Grail idea. He had very keen interest in relativity and quantum
theories even before graduating in science and law; and it is his
extreme fondness of the masterworks of the Renaissance masters; and
of English literature, particularly of the plays of William
Shakespeare, that he developed astounding memory, which stood him in
good stead for having the inspiration for deriving the new theory in
the history of science.