The book describes a creation of the universe different from the ideas of the Big-Bang theory. According to the new view the universe exists eternally without beginning and end. In the eternal universe things are born, they evolve and age, and die and decay in order to bring forth new seeds of life. Thus everywhere and in all times everything existing in the universe appear and disappear although the universe as a whole never ceases to exist at anytime. The time results from the constant flux of change recurring with the process of life, death and life again. However, amidst these fluctuations the universe preserves an eternal design, which remains unchanged for all times. The book explains the ideas of timelessness in time in a universe where all are entangled in an inseparable whole. It reveals how amidst constant impermanence of things the universe maintains an eternal and permanent design of creation. These ideas have emerged from studies of cosmic bodies observed in different wavelengths.