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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A questioning mind always wants to know the underlying truth in all aspects of our life. It will not stop until it finds a satisfying answer. The desire to know forms the fundamental pursuit of life until the mind discovers the absolute truth, knowing there is nothing more to know. In all objective sciences, the more one knows, the more he recognizes that there is much more to know. Hence, the thirst for knowledge will never end.
In contrast, a Vedantic student approaches a teacher and asks, ‘Sir, Please teach me that knowing which I will know everything.’; The teacher was happy to teach that substratum, that absolute truth that forms the foundation for everything. This book presents a variety of questions asked by seekers of divergent backgrounds on Quora, and the author answers all from the perspective of scientific and absolute truth.
Dr. K. Sadananda
Dr. K. Sadananda is a Material Scientist by profession, worked at the US Naval Research Laboratory as the Head of Deformation and Fracture, has published extensively in Science, and has received many awards including the Fellow of the American Society of Materials International, and the Best Paper Award from the Society.
He retired in 2005 and now works as a private consultant in the United States for six months a year and spends six months in India. He was a visiting professor at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.
He is a disciple of Swami Chinmayanandaji, a founding trustee of Chinmaya Mission, Washington Regional Center, and Shree Siva Vishnu Temple in Maryland, USA. He teaches Vedanta on behalf of the Chinmaya Mission. He authored several books on Advaita, three volumes of ‘Journey Beyond: A Non-Dual Approach,’ ‘Transcending Science,’ ‘The Self and the Supreme,’ ’The Divine Garland,’ and ‘How do I know’, all published by the Indic Academy. He also authored a book ‘Introduction to Vedanta.’ The Indic Academy also sponsored many of his talks on Vedanta and made them available on YouTube under Acharya Sadaji. He is married to Smt. Mrinalini Sadananda, a well-known Kuchipudi dancer and choreographer.
