Somapala Dematapitiya

Discovery of Gods Unseen Somapala Dematapitiya

Publisher Marketing: We are always inquisitive about the existence of gods. Somapala Dematapitiya's 'Discovery of Gods Unseen' provides us with food for thought in this regard. It deals with this issue, setting the contents in a clear perspective, that appeals to the reader substantially. The methodology used in collecting materials for this treatise is twofold; (i) as research work and (ii) as revelations by Gods through a divine screen known as "Anduna" a devise of divination. This aspect of the methodology is the most distinct characteristic of this book. Due to some unavoidable constrains, the author has been compelled to select only seven Gods and Deities from the distinguished pantheon to be disclosed by this volume, allocating a chapter each to Viz. Bodhisathwa Maithra, God Sri Vishnu, God Katharagama, God Dedimunda of Aluthnuwara, God Sumana Saman, Demi-god Siddha Suniyam and Goddess Patini. The somewhat occult birth stories of these Gods and Deities are very interesting and fascinating, but the facts expounded therein, are profound in every respect. We can gain new vivid and enthralling information from the subject matter as well as the anecdotes, incidents and situations lucidly discussed on many a page in this volume. Viz, As to who these Gods are, their classification, abodes, nature and powers and geographical location of heavenly abodes, activation of the divine screen and divination along with dialogues with Gods and astral beings; rituals in nullifying spells (hoodoos); God's benevolence and divine punishments, together with the divine medicine "Rajamanthri" and other divine prescriptions including those for AIDS. Above topics have been discussed in depth with entailing stories frequently. Another noteworthy aspect of this book is that it is a unique piece of literature which shows the author's creativeness and praiseworthy diction providing the reader with greater insight and fascination. Review Citations: BlueInk Review 11/05/2011 (EAN 9781449070830, Paperback)