Big Bang and Indian Thought (Set of 2 Books)
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Book Details:
- Author: Purasu Balakrishnan, Sidharth Chhabra, Madhavendra Puri Das
- Publisher: Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan, Notion Press
- Language: English
- Edition: 1995, 2020
- ISBN: 8172760574, 9781637145883
- Pages: 317 (with B/W Illustrations)
- Cover: Paperback
- Dimensions: 23 cm x 15 cm
- Weight: 410 gm
About the Book:
This fascinating book explores the intriguing connection between ancient Vedic knowledge and modern scientific discoveries, particularly the Big Bang theory. It raises the question: did the Vedic sages and mystic founders of Indian religion understand the Big Bang long before modern science discovered it?
The book is divided into two parts:
- A Poetic Rendering of the Gita: Simplified in English for easy understanding and accessibility.
- An Introductory Essay: This discusses the Big Bang theory and its parallels with the philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita. The essay delves into the emerging convergence of science and spirituality, a concept gaining acceptance in modern times.
This book is a scholarly attempt to bring together these twin disciplines, offering insights that resonate with intelligent readers worldwide.
About the Author: R.A.S. Kocha
R.A.S. Kocha is a teacher of Physics and a passionate student of Metaphysics. He believes that science and spirituality are complementary paths to understanding one ultimate Reality. Science unravels the outer Reality, while yoga explores the inner Reality. This belief aligns with the profound message of the Bhagavad Gita, which continues to inspire Kocha’s philosophical pursuits.

