Humanity in a Coma Under the Shroud of Haste

Yogi Ràmanantáta (1952–2018), philosopher-occultist, renowned publicist, thinker, and master of the aphoristic genre, shares with readers his thoughts – the fruits of long reflections on contemporary life, the life of society, and life in general.

The book addresses the most diverse and unexpected aspects of the issue, the author gently involves the reader in his sphere of interests and invites him to deeply ponder fundamental problems of existence: about the soul, about God, about science, religion, art, philosophy, about good and evil, about truth and delusion, about the meaning of life, about genuine and false values, and other "eternal" questions.
As a collector of aphorisms, a subtle connoisseur of the form and possibilities of the aphorism, the author continues in new conditions the glorious traditions of Pythagoras, Buddha, Epicurus, Seneca, La Rochefoucauld, La Bruyère, Lichtenberg, Goethe, Chamfort, Leopardi, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Oscar Wilde, and other masters of the genre. This is the author's work published posthumously. It is printed with significant omissions.