Raja Arasa Ratnam: 3 books

This book is a commentary about how Australia has changed since the author first moved there in 1948. This work stands on its own merit, however his previous nonfiction work, The Dance of Destiny, describes the prejudices he, as an Asian from British Malaya, experienced. Those experiences are discussed...

There is evidence of souls taking both mind and memories to the afterlife. For souls to be able to take earthly facilities to the afterlife, soul, mind and memories need to be outside the earthly body. Attachment to consciousness – which envelops, while also pervading, all existence – would...

Destiny Will Out (1997), a memoir, introduces White Australia, as observed (from the late 1940s) by a young coloured student from British Malaya. Observing all, and analysing each facet of observed Australian life neutrally, he offers (in a clear narrative form) an interesting scenario of a somewhat...