by Abha Sharma
‘He that is here in the human person, and He that is there in the sun, are one.’
—Taittiriya Upanishad. II.viii.5
Quantum physics thus reveals a basic oneness of the universe. Multiplicity is only apparent, in truth, there is only one mind…’
—Erwin Schrödinger
Can you spin a coin in the clockwise and anti-clockwise direction at the same time? Can you imagine yourself being in many places at the same moment? Bizarre? Yet, such strange phenomena are happening around us all the time. What if you were told that the past, present and future coexist? Can you imagine that everything, even time, will end, and yet nothing will ever really die?
The vibrant contemporary developments in quantum science have unravelled many such strange phenomena, shaking the very foundations of conventional understanding. What is little known is that these incredible concepts find amazingly resonant parallels in Vedantic philosophy.
Vediquant brings forth a life-altering narrative that does away with the boundaries between Vedantaand quantum science, with the understanding that their similarities point to the same truth. The two are seen as co-travellers on a journey to solve the ultimate mysteries of existence. This unique and in-depth exposition of the previously unexplored provides a glimpse of the profound knowledge that can empower an individual like nothing else can.
