Some files to read:

1. All the miracles recorded in the gospels.

2. My attempt at a deep-dive into Marxist theory.

3. An honest attempt at poking humour at Marxism.

4. A history of Hinduism Part 1: Development

5. A history of Hinduism Part 2: Advaita Vedānta

6. A history of Hinduism Part 3: From Advaita Vedānta to today

7. A history of Hinduism Part 4: My perspective

8. UNPROFOR

9. Bible study: Jesus’s birth 

10. Matthew 1 and 2 and the birth narrative in Luke 

11. An investigation for children: fingerprints 

12. Secondary school knowledge required for linear algebra 

13. Integer approximations of an equilateral triangle 

14. The trial of Jesus before Pilate 

15. The inverse of a diagonal matrix (humour)

16. The continents (a humorous proposal for enumerating the continents and assigning islands)

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What began as a two-page attempt to poke holes in the seemingly absurd biblical story of Balaam and his talking donkey became a 36-page journey of discovery. A closer reading of Numbers 22–24 revealed something far more interesting: a remarkably complex narrative whose contradictions, competing portrayals of Balaam, ancient parallels, and later attempts to explain them may preserve traces of how the story itself came together.

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