About

This site grows from the mahāvākya "Ayam Ātmā Brahma" – this very self is Brahman – and from the conviction that clarity is a form of devotion.

Here, Upaniṣadic Vedānta is explored with the tools of a scientist and philosopher: careful definitions, explicit arguments, and an honest dialogue with modern physics, chemistry, and cognitive science.

Why This Site Exists

Most introductions to Vedānta either water down the teaching for Western audiences or assume familiarity with Sanskrit and traditional commentary. This site attempts a third path: rigorous fidelity to the source texts, expressed in language that a philosopher or scientist would recognize.

The goal is not to "prove" Vedānta with science, nor to dismiss science as māyā. It is simply to think clearly – to use whatever tools sharpen understanding.

What You'll Find Here

Primer

Core concepts of Advaita Vedānta – Brahman, Ātman, māyā, avidyā – defined precisely. The four mahāvākyas examined. The method of śravaṇa-manana-nididhyāsana explained.

Science & Vedānta

Reflections at the intersection of consciousness studies, physics, and Vedāntic inquiry. No forced synthesis – just honest dialogue.

Essays & Notes

Working notes on specific topics. Some polished, some rough. All offered in the spirit of shared inquiry.