Science of the Sages: Scientists Encountering Nonduality from Quantum Physics to Cosmology to Consciousness.

by Robert Wolfe

Intriguing facts of the vastness and miraculous complexity of our universe, coupled with reports from scientists that inseparability is the fundamental nature of our existence. Science of the Sages, by the author of One Essence and Living Nonduality is a tour through the contemporary scientific view of the universe, from cosmology to subatomic particles, with an eye on its harmony with the conscious insight that has been the message of sages throughout human history. As Robert Whether one looks out at the mysteries of a vast cosmos or narrows the view to the counterintuitive behavior of a subatomic particle, I would not be alone in maintaining that nonduality is the basic principle that explains the Whole—the “spirit” of what is “manifest in the laws of the Universe,” to borrow a phrase from Einstein. While our comprehension has only been recent, what we’re comprehending is an inseparable reality that is far more ancient than even man’s earliest intuition of Oneness—and may be the producer of that very intuition.

176 pages, Paperback

First published April 21, 2012

Reviews

[REID NUTTING · Rating 5 out of 5]

So much fun!

This is a "real" page turner. Midway through I was compelled to order a hard copy of this book for my son, his beautiful wife, (my favorite daughter in law), and their future son, (my grandson). I think this was great fun.
I will, of course be reading it again....starting now! Thank you, R. Wolfe!

[Himanshu Verma · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing collection of knowledge

One of the best i read which proved that science and eastern mysticism talks about same thing. If one want to be a mystic he/she should learn quantum physics and quantum biology.

[Mark Sawyer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Robert Wolfe is simply one of the most excellent writers on non-duality (Advaita) anywhere anytime. This book even captivated my Atheist brother, who admitted that Robert made "a superb case for an Absolute Consciousness." Any person with a scientific bent who is curious about Spirituality will find this book a treasure.

[Russell Hill · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hodgepodge of Quotes

It seems to me that no original thought was put into this. It’s page after page of quotes with the implication that because someone like Einstein said something it is authoritative.