The Little Man in the Brain by Sadaputa Dasa

Jan 1, 1992 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-26 Number-01

DURING A RECENT television show entitled "Inside Information," vision scientist V. S. Ramachandran of the University of California at San Diego made some interesting points about how we see. He said that if you ask the man in the street how vision works, he... read more

Collapsing the Cosmic Hierarchy by Sadaputa Dasa

Nov 1, 1991 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-25 Number-06

At this year's annual conference of the Isthmus Institute in Dallas, Texas, Dr. John Hagelin, a highly qualified physicist, gave a lecture tying together modern physics and ancient Vedic science. In the words of Lee Cullum, who covered the conference for the... read more

Primordial Alphabet Soup by Sadaputa Dasa

Sep 1, 1991 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-25 Number-05

The recipes seemed good.  Monkeys love it. But scientists may have to  eat some pretty strange words. Thirty-eight years ago what is arguably the greatest mystery ever puzzled over by scientists the origin of life seemed virtually solved by a single simple... read more

Astronomy and the Antiquity of Vedic Civilization by Sadaputa Dasa

Jul 1, 1991 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-25 Number-04

TRADITIONAL CHINESE STORIES tell of a monkey named Sun who goes through remarkable adventures. In one story, two "harpooners of death" capture him, claiming he has reached the limit of his destiny on earth and is due to be taken to the underworld. The... read more

Cross-Cultural Traces Of Vedic Civilization by Sadaputa Dasa

May 1, 1991 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-25 Number-03

  THE ANCIENT GREEK WRITER Aratos tells the following story about the constellation Virgo, or the virgin. Virgo, he says, may have belonged to the star race, the forefathers of the ancient stars. In primeval times, in the golden age, she lived among mankind as... read more

The Clockwork Universe in Chaos by Sadaputa Dasa

Mar 1, 1991 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-25 Number-02

ON A CARIBBEAN ISLAND, a butterfly flutters briefly to the left instead of to the right. As a result, swirls of air produced by its wings move in a slightly different way than they would have. A few days later, a hurricane gradually building force in the Caribbean... read more