Boring :sigh2:Quote:
Originally Posted by bingleguy
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Boring :sigh2:Quote:
Originally Posted by bingleguy
Havent bought it. Maybe this weekend :P
:roll: what was boring?Quote:
Originally Posted by crazy
The last symbol
ada adu puriyudhu :) i meant, what in that book was boring?Quote:
Originally Posted by crazy
btw ... isnt it The Lost Symbol ???? :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by crazy
Finished reading The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown last night. Loved it tremendously. This is the 3rd novel I read by this author- the 1st being Davinci Code & the 2nd Angels and Demons.. I like this better! Amazing narrative skills, lucid style of continuing different threads of the story with cinematic thrill ans sustained suspense. I never expected Zacary could be.....let me not break the suspense for those who have not read it yet!
I was very impressed by the Masonic and Noetic ideas described- can relate my own inclinations to them. Happy to see the connection -commonness- in all ancient beliefs and practices. Got educated about the magical squares and a lot more interesting matters of science and spirituality. Strangely surprised to read the importance of number 33. Recalled our family tradition in olden days to gift Rs.6 to a newborn baby: 'aaRu aaRaay perugum' was the belief. The number 6 is supposed to have the magical, auspicious potential to grow as a flowing fertile river.
Washington city's history and its architecture were eye-openers to me who has learnt only the purely political history of America in my school syllabus which included a separate paper on American history. I verified with my kids who have visited the capital/Capitol about its ancient architecture model!
A great author to read and get enlightened by! Shall try to read his other works also.
The next book is Inferno.