A significant portion of the book is dedicated to the evolution of human consciousness. Bhaumik delineates the journey from "local self" (the ego) to "universal self."
He doesn't ask you to worship this field; he asks you to align with it. He explains that the separateness we feel (me vs. the table; me vs. you) is an illusion of our sensory organs. In reality, we are all ripples in the same quantum ocean. A significant portion of the book is dedicated
He firmly believes that the dogma that "only matter exists" is as limiting as religious dogmatism. Consciousness, subjective experience (qualia), and the origin of physical laws themselves lie outside the explanatory framework of materialist science. subjective experience (qualia)