Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta is one of the great spiritual writings which one can locate among the Indian spiritual writings.Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta may be considered as a path director in many fields.This is one of the most pious and holistic spiritual writing.Quantum mechanics, though is the development of last century and has approximately 100-125 years of its development.This mechanics is serving as a backbone of the studies of physical sciences precisely in the structural and properties studies of the matter.The aim of the present paper is to establish analogy between some concept of physical sciences especially from quantum mechanics with that of Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta.
Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta is one of the great spiritual writings which one can locate among the Indian spiritual writings.Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta may be considered as a path director in many fields.This is one of the most pious and holistic spiritual writing.Quantum mechanics, though is the development of last century and has approximately 100-125 years of its development.This mechanics is serving as a backbone of the studies of physical sciences precisely in the structural and properties studies of the matter.The aim of the present paper is to establish analogy between some concept of physical sciences especially from quantum mechanics with that of Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta.
Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta is one of the great spiritual writings which we can locate among the Indian spiritual writings. This may be considered as a director in many fields. Quantum mechanics, though is the development of last century and has approximately 100-125 years of its development. This mechanics may be considered as a backbone of the studies of physical sciences precisely in the studies of structure and properties of the matter. The aim of the presentation is to establish analogy between some concept of physical sciences especially from quantum mechanics with that of Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta.
The limitations and unsuitability of the twentieth century intellectual marvel, the quantum mechanics for the task of unraveling working of human consciousness is critically analyzed. The inbuilt traits of the probabilistic, approximate and imprecise nature of quantum mechanical approach are brought out. The limitations and the unsuitability of using such knowledge for the understanding of precise, correct, finite and definite happenings of activities relating to human consciousness and mind, which are not quantum in nature, are pointed out. Analytical methods interpreting philosophical and Indian spiritual analyses suiting the unraveling of working of human consciousness and mind over the deductive approach of quantum physics and advanced mathematics are highlighted. A model of human consciousness and mental functions is presented taking ideas from the Upanishads and related texts. Comparisons with theological interpretations of Upanishadic insight are dealt with to have an idea of working of human consciousness and mind in relation to spirituality.
Quantum physics is the golden child of modern science. It is the basis of our understanding of atoms, radiation, and so much else, from elementary particles and basic forces to the behavior of materials. But for a century it has also been the problem child of science as it has been overwhelmed by intense disagreements between its inventors, strange paradoxes, and implications that seem like the stuff of fantasy. To understand the universe, quantum physics explores the behavior of the smallest particles in existence like quarks, electrons, and photons and which revealing a world that defies our everyday experiences and expectations. On the other hand, quantum mechanics (QM) is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the atomic and subatomic levels, where classical physics fails to apply. However, the phenomena observed in QM can seem nothing short of miraculous. Physicists are trying to explain miracles of physics of universe meticulously which governed by precise scientific principles and mathematical equations. It is serious to modern technology, as its principles as well as wave-particle duality, superposition, and entanglement form the basis for electronics, computing, and medical technologies. The truth of QM in a scientific context refers to its exceptional ability to accurately describe and predict experimental results, not a philosophical ‘absolute truth’. Interestingly, the scientific elucidation of creation through quantum physics does not refute and contradict spiritual or religious narratives, rather augments our gratitude of the universe’s complexity and towards Almighty or Creator. The Bible’s or Quran’s account of creation provides a spiritual and philosophical outlook, accentuating purpose and intentionality. The precise explanations of particle behavior and cosmic formation in quantum physics, offers a balancing view grounded in empirical evidence. The purpose of this investigative study is to explore the scientific reality of QM and its purpose to depict the technical advancement for the development of modern civilization along with understand of universe in more logical way.
This paper aims to reveal the point of contact between modern science and ancient Indian philosophy, namely quantum mechanics and Advaita Vedanta and Sunyavada in particular. Modern quantum research discloses the essential characteristics of quantum mechanics that disprove classical determinism and find out the relations between energy, entropy, and observations, wave-particle duality, and entanglement. These ideas have some similarity with Advaita Vedanta’s non-dualism (Maya) and Buddhism’s relational existence (Sunyavada) yet there lacks investigation of how either paradigms interface to develop their conceptual epistemology and ontological nexus. This paper recognises the issue of the bridging of these two perspectives, suggests Energetic Relational Ontology as a solution, and presents a new concept, Quantum-Metaphysical Cohesion, through which energy, consciousness and reality can be seen as one.
In this chapter, the review of the profound conceptual resonances and intriguing parallels observed between the discoveries in modern physics and the insights embedded within Indian knowledge systems are presented. This study meticulously highlights the core ideas of disparate domains regardless of the fundamentally distinct methodologies employed. The scientific pursuit of the unity of existence, the intrinsically dynamic nature of reality and the elusive and observer-dependent nature of reality at the quantum level are explored. A comprehensive investigation of key scientific and philosophical concepts, supplemented by illustrative Sanskrit shlokas from foundational texts of Indian knowledge systems foster an interdisciplinary analogue between two rich traditions. It suggests that despite their different starting points and methods, both modern science and ancient wisdom traditions converge upon remarkably similar profound conclusions about the fundamental nature of reality. Ultimately, this exploration aims to contribute to holistic and integrated worldview, combining scientific knowledge with timeless spiritual insights.
With the development of quantum mechanics, the knowledge of properties of material objects has greatly changed from the common ideas found in classic physics. Since Yogācāra is considered to be one of most compatible Buddhist theories with modern science this article aims at comparing quantum mechanics and Yogācāra on properties of material objects from three aspects: the source of material objects; their substantiality; and the interference from the mind. By doing this, a conclusion is made that the two have the same opinions at a general level but different opinions, to certain extents, from each other at specifi c levels.