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  • Six Causes

    The Vedic Theory of Creation

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    In Vedic philosophy, creation is modeled as the creative activity of consciousness. Just as an artist creates a painting by first thinking about it and then embedding his ideas into matter, so the creator of the universe creates the world of objects by expressing meanings in His consciousness into undifferentiated matter.CREATION HAS SIX CAUSESCreation in the Vedic view proceeds from the ... Read more

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  • Sankhya and Science

    Applications of Vedic Philosophy to Modern Science

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    The dominantly materialist outlook of modern science leaves a lot unexplained. This includes the nature of sensation, concepts, beliefs and judgments, and an understanding of morality. Science was developed by evicting all aspects of the subject from its theories, and this has now become a hindrance in the scientific study of the observer.Does the eviction of subjective qualities only impact the ... Read more

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  • The Carnival of Consciousness

    SHABDAVERSE, #1

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 1 - SHABDAVERSE
    Most people have a static notion of consciousness—the blank slate on which matter paints pictures. But, in the Vedic tradition, consciousness moves—inside and outside, upward and downward, clockwise and anticlockwise, which creates rising or falling spiral trajectories, passing through higher or lower realms.As it moves, the consciousness takes the form of the things it attaches to, which becomes ... Read more

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  • Mystic Universe

    An Introduction to Vedic Cosmology

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Unlike previous works on Vedic cosmology, which discuss the model of the universe without describing its connection to a theory of nature, this book discusses the theory before it describes the model.A deep understanding of the theory is essential if the model has to be understood, because there are numerous differences between modern and Vedic cosmology, such as a geocentric vs. a heliocentric ... Read more

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  • Godel's Mistake

    The Role of Meaning in Mathematics

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Gödel's incompleteness theorem is a foundational result in mathematics that proves that any axiomatic theory of numbers will be either inconsistent or incomplete. Turing’s Halting problem is a foundational result in computing proving that computers cannot know if a program will halt. Gödel’s Mistake connects these theorems to the question of meaning. The book shows that the proofs arise due to ... Read more

    $2.99 USD

  • Western Questions Eastern Answers: A Collection of Short Essays - Volume 1

    Western Questions Eastern Answers, #1

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 1 - Western Questions Eastern Answers
    Why did I choose to name this collection "Western Questions, Eastern Answers"? Philosophy and science in the West have largely been practiced with the aim to understand the present world. A number of theories have been propounded, none of which are free of problems. Philosophy and science in the East (specifically the Vedic tradition) has always been practiced with the aim to transcend the world. ... Read more

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  • Western Questions Eastern Answers: A Collection of Short Essays - Volume 4

    Western Questions Eastern Answers, #4

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 4 - Western Questions Eastern Answers
    Why did I choose to name this collection "Western Questions, Eastern Answers"? Philosophy and science in the West have largely been practiced with the aim to understand the present world. A number of theories have been propounded, none of which are free of problems. Philosophy and science in the East (specifically the Vedic tradition) has always been practiced with the aim to transcend the world. ... Read more

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  • Journey Into the Dungeons of Science

    SHABDAVERSE, #4

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 4 - SHABDAVERSE
    Modern science came out of the monotheistic depersonalization of nature. Pagan religions personalized sky, air, fire, water, and earth; they accepted that trees, animals, birds, fishes, and reptiles were living just like humans; rivers, mountains, oceans, and lands were animate. But monotheism stripped nature of life, and science just took off from there by modeling reality as deterministic ... Read more

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  • The Journey of Perfection: A Scientific Commentary on Yoga Sūtras

    Six Systems of Vedic Philosophy, #4

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 4 - Six Systems of Vedic Philosophy
    Yoga is one of the Six Systems of Vedic philosophy, and Yoga Sūtra is the oldest and most authoritative text on this philosophy. This book translates and comments on this ancient text.The text begins by describing how conscious experience begins in the Chitta, which is the repository of our past experiences, accumulated over many lifetimes. From this historical record of past experiences, thoughts ... Read more

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  • The Hanging Gardens of Vedic Philosophy

    SHABDAVERSE, #7

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 7 - SHABDAVERSE
    Western philosophy began with the study of matter. Religion added life and creator to matter. Science added laws to matter. History tells the story of these additions. Vedic philosophy instead begins with the study of persons. Religion talks about the origin of many persons in one person. Matter is the thoughts and actions of a person. Science is about order created by persons, for persons, in a ... Read more

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  • A Portal to Dharma

    SHABDAVERSE, #6

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 6 - SHABDAVERSE
    The Bhagavad-Gita describes that four kinds of people come to God—distressed, avaricious, inquisitive, and knowledgeable. Of these, the first two categories (comprising the vast majority) are not loyal. They come and go based on distress and avarice. Loyalty begins with inquisitiveness. Without serious inquiry, resolution of doubts, and deep conviction, human life is wasted in running from pillar ... Read more

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  • The Theology Frontier

    SHABDAVERSE, #2

    by Ashish Dalela ...
    Series Book 2 - SHABDAVERSE
    In the Vedic tradition, God and the soul have the same essential nature called sat-chit-ānanda or right, truth, and good. Nobody wants to be lied to, face injustice, or be unhappy. Therefore, nobody can be an atheist if their definition of God is truth, right, and good. Conversely, all those with alternative definitions are atheists, even if they call themselves believers, because their belief ... Read more

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