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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Just like a bee that gathers the sweetest of nectar from various flowers, this book of empowering thoughts, aimed towards the elevation of human consciousness, has gathered wisdom hidden in thousands of spiritual traditions in the vast garden of human thought ever since the Homo Sapiens looked up at the heavens and questioned the full extent of his self-awareness.
Since the advent of Renaissance, the human spirit has been seeking the nature of reality beyond the dogmatic diktats of limited perceptions as envisaged by various belief systems. These belief systems had their roots in archaic, magical, mythological consciousness of man. Today, science, especially quantum physics, cosmology and discoveries in evolutionary biology and cognitive sciences, as well as the in-depth knowledge in other fields, such as Jungian psychology, interpretation through allegorical synthesis of mythology by stalwarts such as Joseph Campbell, has opened up the flood gates of information, which enables us to construct a wholly new level of understanding. When this knowledge is mapped on to ancient scriptures and sacred texts, a revelatory platform is provided to probe the deeper nature of reality and our own spirituality.
This book is the beehive of spiritual nectar which is characterized by its non-dual, undifferentiated attributes provided for your nourishment.
Barnabas Tiburtius
Barnabas Tiburtius was born in Tiruchirappalli, India. He had his early education in a Catholic seminary where he studied mathematics, science and Latin for five years. He then graduated in electrical engineering from Madras University. He worked in the field of control system as a researcher, creative innovator and senior management professional for 38 years.
A systemic thinker and avid reader, he has fully devoted the last 16 years to the study of consciousness, cognitive science, cosmology, mythology, quantum physics and spirituality. He regularly gives motivational talks and conduct workshops on science and spirituality to varied audience.
He teaches ‘Science and Theology’ to graduate students for their Bachelor of Divinity course. This course covers, history of the relation between science and religion, Darwinian and theistic evolution of life, development of human consciousness, progress in the study of cosmology, nature of reality and the emerging stage of synthesis between science and religion and the paradigm shift towards cosmic spirituality.
He has published a book of poems, and has written more than 500 articles and papers.
He lives with his wife, Margaret, in Chennai.
