The Science of Enlightenment

What Is The Precise Nature Of Reality Or God? And What Exactly, In Scientific Terms, Is The MuchTalked About Spiritual Phenomenon Called Enlightenment? Is It At All Scientifically Possible For A State Devoid Of Ego To Exist? And Can A Person Do His Normal Duties In Life In Such A State? This Book Answers These And Kindred Questions Convincingly: In A Way That Should Appeal To A Scientist, A Spiritualist And A Lay Person Alike. Uncommonly Combining In Him The Rationality Of A Medical Scientist And The Profundity Of His ReligioPhilosophical Studies, The Author Demonstrates How The Spiritual Phenomena Of Enlightenment And Liberation Do Have An Eminently Satisfactory Scientific Explanation An Explanation Which He Also Reconciles With Conventional Spiritual Teachings. Finally, Flitting Adroitly From Advaita To Tao, Zen To Sufism, Buddhism To Christianity, Dr. Trasi Shows How The Teachings Of Different Faiths ArenT Different In Essence, But Just Constitute Intricate Parts Of The One And The Same Grand, Big Picture. With Deep Insight, Forceful Logic And Supporting References, Dr. TrasiS Book Not Only Dispels Many Of The Myths, MisConceptions And Distortions Woven Around Enlightenment, The Liberated State, The Soul And Death, But Explores The Rationale Behind WideRanging Traditional Beliefs As Well. Also Set Out Is A Scientific Explanation Of Diverse Spiritual Terms. Nor Is The Practical Aspect Neglected Here Including, As It Does, A ScientificallyBacked Guide To Offset The OftRecurring Doubts And Questions That Nag The Average Spiritual Enthusiast. Written Lucidly, The Book Is Bound To Interest Scientists, Sceptics, And Anyone Else Even Remotely Concerned With Spirituality.