Indians have a boasting habit that everything discovered in modern time has already been known to their ancestors. It can further be added that not only did scientific knowledge exist, but scientists of past civilization were much more advanced than the modern scientist. The truth gets unfolded when new modern discovery is explored such as embryonic Stem Cell discovery is scientifically scripted in the AADI PARV of MAHABHARAT. Growing babies outside the uterus and outside the human body. This is still to be discovered by modern science. Only patiently one must discover what is scripted in Vedik literature, understand and analyze it and co-relate with modern science. It is surprising to see the seeds of all sciences and technology in ancient Vedik literature. Modern science is searching for God Particle after confirming “particle physics”. In “Vaisheshik Darshan”, Maharishi Kanaad (7000 BC) has stated about particle Physics. Rishi Kanaad included Soul as having particles. Is it indicating as God particle? Read this book to find out!

Subject of Science and religion both are seekers of truth. There are seven abodes above earth. At Janah abode the elements are free from burns “DAHA MUKTA”. Are there more abodes? Science is a series of investigations about truth. Science provides comfort and solace in life while parascience provides immortality. The Rigvedic rhymes are scientific and spiritual. Sanskrit is scientific language. Rigved reveals making of Horse, Cow clones like Dolly - sheep. Developing foetuses outside the human body . Rishis developed Xenotransplants transplant from animals to man. Horse head transplanted to Rishi Dadhyank. His head was preserved and later transplanted back. The art of preservation of tissues in the laboratory was highly advanced. The technology of providing youthful life to elders was developed. For evidence perusal of book is essential. Modern science is advancing into the layers of space atmosphere. The Stock of Energy at Mani Dveep in space beyond Satya lok was discovered by Sanskrit civilization. Scientifically,is a Shakti source. Space travel was more advanced. Hence this could be discovered. Knowledge about “Mani dveep” is available in the book.

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"The Bhagwad Gita is a book of light, love and life: Jnana, Bhakti and Karma. Karma is work and work is life. The Bhagwad Gita teaches us how to be, how to think and how to act. In this book, the author Shri O.P. Ghai has presented the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita in an easily understandable form for the average reader who does not have the time or the facility to read the bigger volumes written on this great epic poem. Self-made man that he is, the writer has sought from the Gita what help it offers to the modern man in a crashing world where values are discarded without compunction and success is lauded as right. M.P. Pandit

We all come to this earth with a purpose. Our existence itself is for going through new experiences, making inferences out of them, learning, and moving on. In fact, at every step, we are seekers of knowledge. We have to learn and move on to the next Gigha plane. This goes on in our world's journey of self-completion. The day we realise our purpose for existence on this earth, that very day we become enlightened, or the learned one. The irony is that unlike our yesteryear education, where Gurukul Parampara existed and every learning was associated with a blessing from Guru, education in today's parlance has become commercial and money-oriented. From Guru to Shishya, everyone is seeking education to make money out of it. Lost are the traditions, the value system, and the orientation in education. It is time that educationists and academicians give it a serious thought, and reorient and revamp our education system.

Srimad Bhagavad Gita has been a source of inspiration and enlightenment for generations. The message of the Gita is not merely a general spiritual philosophy or ethical doctrine but it has a bearing upon the practical aspects in the application of such principles in our day-to-day lives. It is indeed A Users Manual for the Practice of the Art of Right Living. Th e radiance of such Bhagavad Gita is being presented by the author to the readers of the modern generation covering the subject in an informal style with transliterated Sanskrit Verses, their lucid translation and explanatory notes. At the end of each chapter its Outline View has also been provided for a quick recapitulation. The author has steered clear off all the scholastic debates and intellectual controversies with a view to reach out to the average modern educated young people who require the strength of the Gita to wade through the current day troubled waters.