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Focus on Spiritual Science by Sadaputa Dasa

Jan 1, 1984 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-19 Number-01

The experimenter himself takes the place of test tubes and microscopes in the scientific search for the Absolute Truth. This address was given at a symposium sponsored by the American Hindu Mission at the Sheraton Crossgate in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, in... read more

Jumping to Conclusions by Drutakarma Dasa

Apr 1, 1983 | Drutakarma Dasa (Michael A. Cremo), Science: The Vedic View, Volume-18 Number-04

The Philosophy of Dr. Frog A look at the limitations of our mind and senses. There was once a community of frogs living in a well near the Atlantic Ocean. None of them had ever been out of the well, so they knew nothing of the outside world. Then one day a... read more

Bhakti-Yoga – A Method of Nonmechanistic Science, (Part III) by Sadaputa Dasa

Dec 1, 1981 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-16 Number-12

SADAPUTA DASA studied at the State University of New York and Syracuse University and later received a National Science Fellowship. He went on to complete his Ph.D. in mathematics at Cornell, specializing in probability theory and statistical mechanics. The... read more

Bhakti-Yoga A Method of Nonmechanistic Science (Part II) by Sadaputa Dasa

Nov 1, 1981 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-16 Number-11

SADAPUTA DASA studied at the State University of New York and Syracuse University and later received a National Science Fellowship. He went on to complete his Ph.D. in mathematics at Cornell, specializing in probability theory and statistical mechanics. This excerpt... read more

Bhakti Yoga – A Method of Nonmechanistic Science by Sadaputa Dasa

Oct 1, 1981 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-16 Number-10

How can we study nonmaterial aspects of reality when we're living in a world of matter? SADAPUTA DASA studied at the State University of New York and Syracuse University and later received a National Science Fellowship. He went on to complete his Ph. D. in... read more

A Dialogue on “The Ghost in the Machine” by Sadaputa Dasa

Sep 1, 1981 | Sadaputa Dasa, Science: The Vedic View, Volume-16 Number-09

Is the existence of the soul merely a myth propagated by fuzzy-minded fanatics or a fact verifiable by a nonmechanistic science? The prevailing view among modern scientists is that a human being is in essence a complex machine. According to this view, our life and... read more