Dravidian Otaku

The Lost Symbol By the end of this book, I came to know one thing. It was how Dan Brown feeds us the agnostic views like a slow drug. I believed Dan Brown was more inclined to the scientific and the atheistic side, but he stood in between both the sides. Initially, it felt like he was being sarcastic but after reading this novel, my suspicion got confirmed. This book mainly deals with Freemasons and their secret and as with all the other Dan Brown novels, the core of this book was to talk about Noetic Science.  Noetic Science is a kind of Science which connects science with Spirituality. We all would’ve heard of the story where our body losses weight after we die. And it was explained by the fact that when we die, our soul leaves our body causing the decrease in our body weight. So, basically this is what Noetic Science deals with, in a deeper manner. I was stupefied by the fact that Dan Brown is an agnostic and after I finished reading this novel, I searched for answers; to kn

  The DaVinci Code I am a sucker for thriller genres. In fact, I liked to read book because of its thrilling aspect. The difference between watching a thriller movie and reading a thriller book is that reading thriller lasts longer. கை அடிச்சு தெரிக்காம Orgasmic நிலைலயே அற மணி நேரம் இருந்தா எப்டி இருக்கும் – And that is precisely why reading thriller is fucking awesome.  Moreover, my habit of reading books was started because of thriller books. Books by Sujatha, Rajeshkumar and Pattukoettai Prabhakar were my initial dope that made me to read more books. Ironically people would ask me why I was an atheist. Some would even go further and judge me saying that I am a Periyarist (Those Madurai Guys) and that I had read a lot of Periyaar books. But in truth, to put it in a cringy way, it was Sujatha who planted the seed of Atheism inside me. Later I started having dilemma about hating or liking Sujatha because he was a great devotee and he tried the same thing Dan Brown tried in his