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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalEveryone is eager to know where one has come from and where one is heading to. Since the universe itself is a creation from the abstract source – God – it becomes difficult to give valid answers by realistic logics. Hence, all attempts to explain this phenomenon till now through inference, comparison, deduction, and belief have ended up inconclusively, leaving bits of confusion and dismay in many minds.
In this book, an attempt is made to logically analyze the Vedantic axiom ‘God has desired, let me be many and savor the diversities’. This book begins with the invincible qualities of the Source of creation itself and then proceeds in logical steps as to how It has permeated through Its manifestations in various stages of their progress. Only an awareness that the self-healingphenomenonforms the basicbuilding blockin all entities helps the reader to follow the subject matter with ease.
As the Source itself is an embodiment of unlimited faculties, one may find equal or perhaps more enthusiasm, while arriving at a relationship with the source & the self through the faculties naturally nurtured by one’s abilities.
There are thus unlimited paths that lead one to bliss.
S Rengarajan
S Rengarajan, is a retired engineer, with an inquisitive mind to find meaningful answers to questions on life and its existence. An average retired person exposed to basic spiritual routines, he has approached the subject by going through different religious philosophies. Initially, similar to anybody else, he was perplexed to find that many unbridgeable gaps existed in their view points that could not be explained through realistic logic. In due course, to his surprise, he noticed some similarities in the findings of one advanced scientific research and the passages of one of the Upanishads – an ancient scripture. This input encouraged him to ponder further over this matter and come to terms with nature on his own. This booklet is an outcome of his desire to share with the readers, the fulfilling satisfaction he has experienced during his explorations.
