THANKS TO THE AUTHOR.

Thank you

The book of Fritjof Capra is a fundamental work for future theoretical physics, and theoretical science. Already for me it is the certainty on base my research. See on my web site’s in pdf file in English the http://www.cosmology.hu.

Regards

This is my first ever participation in blogs. Please correct me if I am going wrong in any formalities. Appreciate it.

Priya, Your words reminds me of an incident in the life of
Pujya Sri Ekkiralaa Bharadwaja who passed the IAS but chosen teaching profession to continue pursue his spiritual goals.

Acharya Sri Bharadwaja(lovingly called SaiMaster) is initially an Explorer(Anveshaka), then a Scholar( Vidwan) , and finally, he is The Enlightened One( the Muktha Purusha).

Please read here to know more in detail:

http://www.divyajanani.org/saibharadwaja/guruvugaru/lifesketch.html
http://www.saibharadwaja.org/

Sri Bharadwaja has written a wonderful book in Telugu ‘Vignana Veechikalu’ which proves the existence of God by comparing to the studies from many Scientists. This book quotes from ‘The Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra’ apart from many other books. Unfortunately this book is not available in English.

I had great opportunity to go through a wonderful discussion on Spirituality and Science especially Einstein’s and Tao of Physics in SaiMaster forums between the young son of Acharya who is walking in his Father’s footsteps and a Research scholar. If you have a chance, try to discuss with them.

You may have to log into the Forum which is called Sai Master Satsang where noone argues in negative attitudes but shares their knowledge to improve one’s understanding.

Procedure to reach there..

1. Enter into http://www.saibharadwaja.org/.
2. Enter into SaiMasterForums.
3. Register which takes couple of minutes.
4. look for ‘Einsteins theory’ or ‘Tao of Physics’ in the search.

Master’s son’s name is ‘Dwarakanath Jnaneswar’.

Master says ‘Dont be a blind believer but be a Satyanveshi’(search for the truth).

And coincidentally February 9th is the day Master found all the answers to his quest at Shirdi in 1963.

Any questions on spirituality or science can be raised freely in SaiMaster Forums. This is what I observed for the last two years as a member.

Master also written a book in Telugu (‘Edi Nijam’ meaning ‘what is the Truth’ which was presented in front of many scholars and got high appreciation which again deals with scientific analysis of spirituality.

Thanks once again for the nice discussion. With the time, I love to share my opinions.

Have a Wonderful day.

I neither believe or disbelieve something when I hear about it first. I suspend judgement. When I want to understand more about something, I look for corroborating evidence. Every time I hear something that supports the claim, my belief increases. Every time I encounter something that disproves it, my belief decreases.

Its very similar to how someone would believe or disbelieve a person. That’s the simplest way of describing critical thinking. Validity & Invalidity have to be decided methodically. Its incorrect to have biases or pre-conceived notions.

To me, spiritual thoughts are just another category of inputs. Experience, observation, Sensory Stimulation, Analysis, New Ideas, Extraneous Data – all these are other categories of inputs.

I don’t give any special status to any category of input. Every idea should stand for itself & I rate it by its merit. Not by the category it belongs to.

Now, how do you decide whether to believe or disbelieve something? I’d like to hear that.