This essay examines key philosophical questions surrounding the fundamental transformation often sought by seekers of Truth: What is the ‘self’ that is to be transformed or dissolved? Does it have a specific location? What is consciousness, and how does it relate to the self? Is there such a thing as universal consciousness? What is the nature of meditation?
It also invites readers to reflect on the role of philosophy in addressing the political challenges of our time.
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Venkata Mohan
Venkata Mohan, a B.Tech. graduate from IIT Madras, teaches Political Science and International Relations to IAS aspirants at La Excellence, Hyderabad. He has authored several books, including Sociological Thought: In the Light of J. Krishnamurti’s Philosophy, Ethical Thought: Buddha to Damasio, Moksha, Afterlife & Science, and Caste & Religion in India.
For more details on his work, visit FeynmanIAS.in.
