"Vedic Model of Universe - Brahman to Gross Matter," is a groundbreaking exploration that bridges ancient Vedic wisdom with the frontiers of modern physics. This compelling work reinterprets core Vedic concepts-Brahman, Puruṣa, Prakṛti, Kāla, Ṛta, Saṅkalpa, and Ākāśa-through rigorous conceptual and mathematical frameworks, interfacing with quantum gravity, spacetime physics, and cosmology.
At its core lies the proposal of Kāla (Time) as a dynamic ontological field, extending beyond its conventional role as a mere coordinate. Through the development of Vedic Scalar-Field Cosmology (VSF), the work integrates Einsteinian spacetime geometry with the Vedic principle of Ṛta, offering a unified vision of cosmic order, evolution, and cyclicity.
Spanning from metaphysical foundations to advanced mathematical formulations, this work navigates cyclic cosmology, quantum phenomena, cosmology, and the observer problem. It emphasizes empirical relevance with numerical analyses, inflationary models, and dark energy implications, rooted in observational data. The book explores the emergence of the universe from the unmanifest to gross matter while addressing fundamental questions of time, consciousness, and reality.
More than a scholarly fusion, this book is an intellectual voyage connecting contemplative Vedic cosmology with the analytical rigor of modern physics. It invites readers to reimagine the universe's ontology through a truly interdisciplinary lens that honors both ancient insight and scientific inquiry.