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Tomaj Javidtash

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in Tehran, Iran

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Philosophy, Nonfiction, Spirituality

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Plato, Edmund Husserl, Frithjof Schuon, Werner Heisenberg

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Tomaj Javidtash is a metaphysician and author in the field of spirituality and philosophy.

Javidtash’s main area of research in physics is in Foundational Issues of Quantum Mechanics. He is a proponent of transcendental phenomenology of Edmund Husserl whose work has had a major transformative impact on his life and work.

As an author, his main inspirations comes from the shared truths in quantum physics and nondual spiritual philosophies which combine to provide a deep and esoteric look at consciousness and existence.

Tomaj Javidtash's works emphasize the truths of Perennial Philosophy and Traditional Metaphysics, particularly Advaita Vedanta metaphysics. ...more

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Tomaj Javidtash My current project is the second book of the Nondual Perspectives series. It is on the subject of consciousness. The approach of this book to consciou…moreMy current project is the second book of the Nondual Perspectives series. It is on the subject of consciousness. The approach of this book to consciousness is phenomenological. According to phenomenology consciousness must be defined in terms of consciousness itself instead of natural processes. Nature and its processes are themselves known to us in and through consciousness, and hence they cannot be used to fully and properly describe consciousness.
This book will be published by the end of 2015 summer. (less)

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Tomaj Javidtash I have two strategies when I get to the writer's block:
1) I jot down my thoughts about it, describing the state of mind and the emotions that I am ex…moreI have two strategies when I get to the writer's block:
1) I jot down my thoughts about it, describing the state of mind and the emotions that I am experiencing when I can't write about my subject. It is a free-writing exercise that helps me pass through the block. Just write when you're stuck, whatever comes to mind and heart, and brilliant ideas will surface.
2) I take a pen and a piece of paper and go take a walk. Walking makes ideas roll. When a good idea comes just write down the gist of it so you can work it when you get back to the typewriter. (less)

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Nondual Perspectives on Quantum Physics: A Guide to the Yoga of Knowledge
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Tomaj Javidtash (Goodreads Author),

Nazanin Marandiz (Illustrator)

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What if the problem isn’t that life lacks meaning, but that I’ve become addicted to finding it? I’ve spent years mistaking intensity for reality, turning ordinary moments into philosophical problems and boredom into something to escape. Lately, I’m trying something different: letting things remain ordinary, resisting the urge to explain everything, and perhaps learning that nothing has gone wrong Read more of this blog post »

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The Spiritual Ascent: A Compendium of the World's Wisdom

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The Underlying Religion: An Introduction to the Perennial Philosophy

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