As long as you have enthusiasm you radiate energy of young-hood.
He loves people, music, nature, and mathematics, and plays racquetball, tennis, and, occasionally, soccer..
He has two sons and a granddaughter.
Today, he lives with his wife in a small beautiful college town in Pennsylvania.
He has traveled to many countries and has made long-term visits to several universities including Harvard, Princeton, Penn, and UCLA.
This has led him to write several books including two on earthquakes, six on mathematical sciences, two on poetry, and one on philosophy of life.
Music, science, especially mathematical sciences, sports, and nature have become his guide.
His goal was to understand a few of his very many feelings including his pains, depression, fears, and anxiety.
About author(s): In search of the meaning of life, the author dove into the self-improvement world, psychology, human desires and weaknesses, sports, writing, and poetry.
Few related topics are also included for stimulation of worked-out minds.
Sources utilized are cited in the end of each article.
For the ease of reading, the articles are presented independently from one another whenever possible.
Some topics are general, and others are basic lessons I learned while living in the Middle East, Europe, and North America.
Topics included cover both serious and funny sides of growing old.
Its goal is to delight readers and help them to see the positive aspects of the senior life.
This book is a collection of short articles and essays about some aspects of life in general and old age in particular.
A lot can be said about the experiences we go through and the changes we observe.
The story of our senior years is both interesting and fascinating.
As long as you have enthusiasm you radiate energy of young-hood
