‘Matryoshka Infinities’ is the first in a series of literary works written by M.J.Rumyantsev. Science fiction of a different kind, written for more philosophically minded readers. A collection of 19 short stories. Prospective readers are cautioned that this book, despite of its genre, does not contain any descriptions of or references to: - loud explosions of stars or space ships, to be heard in an otherwise empty space surrounding them, - evil aliens and inter-stellar wars fought to either conquer new domains or bring about long awaited freedom to the already conquered solar systems. Although the book is written in English to convey the thoughts of all characters depicted in it, most of them neither speak it as their mother tongue nor do they have the faintest idea what ‘English’ is. It also does not contain those awkward first contact scenes in which English is used as lingua franca throughout the known Universe, from the very first sentence uttered. To compensate for the appalling lack of the above-mentioned features though, this book will present its readers with quite a few interesting scientific and moral concepts, some of which might be a bit ahead of their time, with some others going well into the depths of history. For those of a more curious nature, the book does not end with its last chapter and its end is to be found elsewhere.

Science fiction of a somewhat different kind, written for more philosophically-minded readers. Multiple Jungian synchronicities seemingly unrelated and yet still deeply intertwined. The synchronicities are however just a mere backbone of this work concentrating on the interaction between science, art and religion in different times and on various worlds. Definitely not an easy read but it is nevertheless a rewarding read, designed to challenge and enlighten rather than to merely appease and entertain (something, which it also does). A collection of short stories, with a plausible model of multiple realities thrown in for a good measure. The actual fun-part is awaiting the reader in the last few chapters. This book is intended for all those interested in the substance of things rather than their superficial outer appearances (very often leaving nice-looking, deceiving impressions or attracting the eye with their glistening, bright rainbow colours, just like in all those numerous ads one can see on TV).

The book ‘The Plains of Salinivs’ by M.J.Rumyantsev deals with the subject of multiple nested synchronicities (seemingly acausal events). It is a sequel to the book 'Forgotten Realities’, a new collection of science fiction short stories and philosophical essays. Excerpt from the book’s Epilogue Mozitax, the court scientist Multiple variations of the court scientist Mozitax: ‘Strangely enough, they rarely ask us scientists for our opinion. Just ‘do it like this’ or ‘do it like that’. Irrespective of whether I am a mighty Channeler, or an inferior being in one of many dimensional subsets we create and manage – being a scientist is never a thankful task! Always someone else’s servant. Makes me wonder why? Perhaps we are just too weak, unable to stand up and project our will upon others. Perhaps it is our destiny to be eternal servants. I really do not know. I think I should better get back to my work – this is how I want to bring the Beginning and the End together: ‘ Tedeonian Prophecy or a New Prologue Hello stranger, Your path has crossed with ours... again. This is how it is always meant to be – despite what some may say or think about it. The truth is - there are no coincidences and our encounter is not an accident, a freak of nature. We, and everything else around us, are just predictable and repeatable objects existing in our set of dimensions, in our realm container. This goes for all of us and in any of the Flows known to our race. Have you ever wondered whether all those seemingly unrelated, acausal events are somehow linked to you and your destiny? We, with our limited knowledge, say ‘yes, they do’. In fact, the laws of new multidimensional physics make them an integral part of you and everything else, just as causal events are. And here we have proof of this – take this recording of one of our future-past antecedents and tune your thoughts to the melody of ‘The Plains of Salinivs’... Its author, our future-past antecedent M.J.Rumyantsev, called his book a ‘midsummer night's dream’, being fully aware of the ephemeral nature of all in-Flow causal events that tend to be ‘overwritten’ by resonances of equivalent acausal events from other Flows. These out-of-Flow turbulences are often strong enough to create multiple spontaneous branchings in other Flows, including ours. So here too, we have one ‘The Plains of Salinivs’ and a cluster of its countless variants. All so related - and all so different. The same goes for all characters depicted in it, and their roles and relationships. Little M.J.Rumyantsev knows that this phenomenon of acausal ‘cross talk’ is applicable not only to Flows encapsulated within one and the same singularity surface. The laws of multidimensional physics allow for interactions between an arbitrary number of independent realm containers, which only superficially look like well-separated, unrelated regions in higher dimensions. In fact, they are all related and ‘connected’ – every single one of them. So are we...

The book 'A Lighthearted Social History of the World' is a sizzling social satire of the contemporary human societies, as well as all those now well hidden in both the past and the future. It was written especially for our many serious and discerning readers out there and its aim is - to make them laugh. ‘The other day I woke up and looked in the mirror. For a brief moment I think I saw a big ape there, looking at me and laughing... Tell me doctor, is this normal? Am I normal? ‘But of course it is Mr. Follis, but of course you are...’ From a daily group-therapy session held at the psychiatric ward of Jehovah’s Public Hospital in Drongoland, 06.11.2459

A collection of Sci-Fi stories narrated in the pattern ‘the end meets the beginning’, from a unique place where they both are the same, equal; from the 0 phenomenon. Thoughts of Diros, a freethinker, rumored to be touched by gods... ‘In a chronocyclic Universe the concepts of ‘the end’ and ‘the beginning’ are identical. However, such a Universe does not need to go through the entire cycle. The concept of trans-dimensional tunnels allows for the existence of local ‘shortcuts’ – physical paths connecting (or merging) various co-ordinates within one such Universe. Building up on this notion, we again come to the inevitable conclusion. Namely, that ‘you’ are ‘everywhere’. ‘

Science Fiction of a somewhat different kind... The book 'Forgotten Realities' by M.J.Rumyantsev is a sequel to 'VI Seconds’, a new collection of science fiction short stories and philosophical essays. In ‘VI Seconds’ one of the characters asks a very simple question, which retains its relevancy even in our time: ” ‘Who are we then, oh Master; what are we?’ ‘As much as it hurts me to say this to you, my dear friends – I do not know, I really no longer know...’, answered Kah the Wise absentmindedly, which was quite unusual for him. “ ‘Forgotten Realities’ gives a possible, even plausible answer to the above question. Excerpt from the book’s Epilogue Any two-dimensional structure, including this book, cannot possibly express adequately the splendour of objects and structures existing in higher dimensions. It can only approximate them – to an extent. Our minds can then perhaps be used in order to compensate for this ‘2-D cannot adequately reflect and depict structures in n-D’ limitation, but they too are bound by the dimensional enclosure we exist in. Yes, they too are feeble. The best one can do and hope for is to make yet another drawing on the walls of the cave (in the cognitive sense of the word) we call ‘life’, as one goes through one of its gangways, trying to paint on its walls one’s own impressions of ‘how it all really might be in n-D’. This book is one of such drawings. ... The concept of multiple layered containers of realities is probably what our esteemed reader should take with him. Whilst we may not agree with the conclusions made by one of the book’s main charters, namely that these multiverse containers are by definition morals-neutral and unrelated to the concepts of good and bad (i.e. that they just are and may contain anything in parallel) – we should at least give him the benefit of the doubt. Perhaps he is right after all – but then again who are we to judge?

What is music?Modern society has come to view music largely as entertainment and commodity. In response, We Are Music: An Existential Journey Toward Infinity provides the reader with a holistic starting point. Music has unlimited potential to transform and enlighten, and is only impeded when bound by materialism, physicalism, and reductionism. We Are Music is an attempt to bring music back to the core of humanity as an agent of positive empowerment, self-actualization, and beyond.Embracing interconnectivity, music is more deeply experienced alongside the arts, science, social sciences, math, philosophy, history, and, above all, spirituality. An endless spiral, self-perception and identity can be vastly expanded, if not questioned and transcended.Music is an infinite field and any attempt to define and describe it is problematically finite and consequently limited. Herein lies the impossibility of the book which both excites and disturbs; the paradox of being and not being.A roadmap for music lovers toward self-realization, We Are Music is for those who desire to delve deeper into the power and illusion of self through music.