This book delves into the fundamental principles that help us understand the creation of this cosmos by presenting the Vedic Theory of Consciousness Emanating from the Super Consciousness (VETCESC). By drawing inspiration from the Vedic wisdom and integrating it with linear algebraic and MCMC frameworks, this book presents an intriguing vision of reality where consciousness and the various forms of Bhagawan can be seen as the source of the creation and matter. Hope this book will serve as a guiding light for those who wish to seek the ultimate truth and the nature of reality.
TEJAŚVI GAURAV, is an accomplished mathematician and developer with an impressive academic background, having graduated from IIT-BHU with an Integrated Dual Degree. He has also pursued a Masters in Software Design and Development from NUIG, Ireland. He is deeply passionate about Sanatana Dharma and physics, with a keen interest in exploring the connections between these fields. In this book he seeks to unite the cosmos under Bhagawan, while correlating the laws of physics with the forms of Bhagawan, and mathematically proving the law of karma.
In the vast tapestry of existence, the question of creation has always intrigued the human mind. This book delves into the profound understanding that Bhaga-wan, the Supreme Being, is the ultimate source of all creation. Through the lens of philosophical and math-ematical discources, and personal reflections, we explore the divine orchestration behind the universe's intricate design.
The journey of writing this book has been both enlightening and humbling. It is a culmination of years of study, contemplation, and spiritual experiences. My intention is to offer readers a deeper insight into the divine nature of the reality and to inspire a sense of reverence and wonder towards the cosmos.
May this book illuminate the path for seekers and foster a greater connection with the divine source of all that is.
The quest to understand the nature of consciousness and its connection to the cosmos has been central to human inquiry since time immemorial. Across civilisations, seekers of truth have pondered the origins of existence, the structure of reality and the forces governing creation. Bhagawan: The Abstraction is a pro-found contribution to this timeless exploration, offering a unique synthesis of Vedic philosophy, metaphysics and scientific reasoning.
Tejasvi Gaurav ji's work delves into the fundamental principles that help us understand the creation of this beautiful universe by presenting the Vedic Theory of Consciousness Emanating from the Super Conscious-ness (VETCESC). By drawing upon ancient wisdom and integrating it with modern analytical frameworks, this book presents a compelling vision of reality; one where consciousness is not merely an emergent prop-erty of matter, but the very foundation of existence.
The intricate interplay of time, space, energy and awareness is examined with depth. In Srividya we know this as the 5 kunchikas, offering insights that are both intellectually stimulating and spiritually enriching.
What makes this book truly exceptional is its ability to bridge diverse fields of knowledge. It speaks to those with a scientific temperamentas much as to those with a philosophical and esoteric inclination, by exploring concepts such as the trinity of existence, the role of fundamental elements and the mathematical foundations of consciousness making it accessible to any one interested in the deeper mysteries of life.
As a Devi Upasaka, I resonate well with the sentiments that at the heart of this cosmic play is Mā Adishakti, the infinite potential from which all energy mani-fests, the shakti of the Bhagawan. She is the dynamic force that breathes life into existence, the power that transforms the formless into form, the unseen into the seen. Without her, consciousness would remain inert and time would have no movement. She is both the stillness before creation and the force that drives its unfolding. In this way, she embodies Chitshakti, the very essence of pure awareness that pervades all that is.
May this book guide seekers across disciplines to explore the landscape of consciousness with renewed curiosity and reverence and may it inspire them to recognise the divine interplay of knowledge, energy and time in their own journey of understanding, gasping it fully and enjoying it as I did.
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