The Eternal: Science of Sanatan Philosophy

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The book 'Eternal Science of Sanatan Philosophy is a garland of ethical and scientific beads of pearls of austerity in sacred life of mankind. Going through the book, it is easily conceived that Sanatan Darshan is the mother of modern science, Modern science is derived from it and its insistence on energy in wave form is the root cause of the entire creation. This idea is the catalyst for the recent costly experiment of world scientists at CERN in the "Proton Proton Collider."
The author excells in explaining the sermons of Vedas, Upanishads, Gita, Brahmasutra, Yogasutra and six schools of Indian philosophy... In depth explanation of attributes to science by Sanaatan Darshan is an exponent creation of the author.
It is advised that every inquisitive mind, especially youths should study the text of the book to dispel the doubts, for spiritual awakening and to get important scientific and logical facts of the great Sanatan philosophy.

Prakriti Prasanna Ojha, M.Sc (BHU) was born on 3rd February, 1950, At Bada Singhanpura, Buxar (Bihar) and is currently residing in Patna (Bihar).

This book, "The Eternal: Science of Sanatan Philosophy," weaves a garland of ethical and scientific pearls of austerity into the sacred life of mankind. It resides at the cusp of transcendental and non-transcendental behaviours of nature and all forms of life. This book presents a novel exploration of the attributes of Sanatan Dharma in the context of today's science. The scientific aspects of Sanatan Dharma are eloquently elucidated through the "human-nature" relationship and in chronological order. The implications of the subtle body's connection to its transcendental manifestation and vice-versa through penance, yoga, and spiritual practices, as undergone by Rishis, Munis, and Seers, are illuminated in this work. The impacts and efficacy of these practices, and how they are intertwined with space, time, and the harmony of nature, are beautifully described.
Going through the book, it is easily conceived that Sanatan Dharma is the mother of modern science. Modern science is derived from it and its insistence on energy in wave form is the root cause of the entire creation. This idea is the catalyst for the recent costly experiment of world scientists at CERN in the "Proton Proton Collider."
The freedom of arguments, crisp comments are invited with a great deal of passion by the founders of Sanatan Dharma: Rishis, Munis, and Seers. This dialectic approach caused followers of Sanatan Dharma, called Hindus, to be accommodative, inclusive, and submissive to other religions, sects, and cults. The pluralistic legacy is still instilled in all growing children of Hindus from birth. In contrast, other religions are rigidly bound by certain orders and commandments. Doubts and discussions are forbidden there.
The author says that in science, there are many variables depending on constraints and conditions of experiments. But while measuring one invariant from different reference frames, not only parameters but also their values are changed.
Contrastingly, in Sanatan Dharma, there is only one invariant: Truth (God, Ishvar). Here also, parameters are different for different Panths (sects). Just as elements of metric transformation depend on the frame of reference in science, the thoughts and rituals of Panths (sects) change.
It is advised that every inquisitive mind, especially youths, should study the text of the book to dispel doubts, for spiritual awakening, and to grasp the important scientific and logical facts of the great Sanatan philosophy.