The Journal is a free-access, multidisciplinary publication of the Indian Academy of Neurosciences that aims to cover new advances in Neurosciences.It provides a platform for papers that range from computational and experimental work in the neurosciences to those that fit the interface between experiments and clinic.The Journal accepts research papers as research articles, brief communications, reviews, commentaries, book reviews, molecular images, student's perspectives on published reports in the form of journal clubs and people and views.It also includes editorials on Policy which may include intellectual property.
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This screen that thou hast raised is painted with innumerable
figures with the brush of the night and the day. Behind it thy
seat is woven in wondrous mysteries of curves, casting away all
barren lines of straightness.
The great pageant of thee and me has overspread the sky. With
the tune of thee and me all the air is vibrant, and all ages pass
with the hiding and seeking of thee and me.
The poem 31, containing another occurrence
of “bound,”sharpens further the
notion of boundedness, by distinguishing
effort directed to touching the other side
of our finiteness from effort to be free of
the other side. What makes each effort
different is the end to which the will is directed.
One is directed to the reaching of
the utmost limit or brink of our finiteness,
the other to acquiring material or world
advantages and benefits, hoping to find
freedom through such acquisition..
