breed of time scientists


breed of time scientists an introduction by the time scientist himself.

study of the manufacturing technologies and processes used to fabricate structure of the social fabric and drawbacks defects in that fabric in use. 

e. g. 
during ramayan period social structure was based on "technology of unity" and drawbacks were that most learned intelligent people were using their knowledge to implement crime, and unity was reflected both side, criminals as 1 society and protectors as other society. 
it conveyed both sides of this technology of unity 

during mahabharat period, "technology of integration" was prevalent, and concept of kutumb living together so that any emergency happens some people are always available around to help. 
but it had a drawback of personal belongings or secrets can go public so blackmailing was the inherent characteristics. 

hence our institution Time Clock Museum & Research Centre Delhi took up the task of creating new technologies and fabricate new references to be adopted by humans across globe and can live happily. 
we started working on this concept and named "technology of togetherness" and fabric "aesho civilization" we will call it. a fisiovirtual globe was created name "aesho globe" was given.

but another intermediate globe i inserted by the name kongelniyla globe. 
in this kongelniyla globe we made training centre for all those systems which are needed by individual to lead happy lifestyle when they migrate to aesho globe. 

its very complex but then its ready now. 

time scientist started a journey from Delhi on last sunday 26 october went to ambala to seek blessings of krishneest nishchhal temple. 

And on 31st oct i declared the beginning of aesho civilization at punjab kala kendr chandigarh and distributed the chart of life direction thru alfabets. 
from 1st November i started "aesho globe yagya yatra" from NIPER MOHALI Punjab and will be completed at banaras after celebrations of Dev Deepavali. 
 it will be over and we will leave for Delhi night 7th November. 

all are welcome to join the yagya sitting at your home or with us at banaras. 

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