Our Universe was born 14 billion years ago. Why was it born? What fueled its tremendous creativity, which goes on at an ever increasing rate? What is the mechanism that makes it tick? Is there a Grand Design behind this creation or it is a game of randomness and chance? And finally what is our role in this whole cosmic play? Do we indeed have a role or are we beings whose existence is just another wave which happened to arise from this infinite ocean? For ages Man has been seeking answers to these fundamental questions. Some have followed the path of Science and others have sought refuge in religion in an effort to solve this mystery. We have believed that science investigates the truth about the outer world and religion investigates our inner world. However the reality is one; the outer and the inner are nothing but utilitarian divisions. In the end they describe the same reality from different perspectives. That is perhaps the reason our search has raised more questions than it has answered. What is now required is an amalgamation of Science and Religion. Science has to use the ‘Why’ provided by Religion to investigate the ‘How’ of the Universe. I believe the ‘Why’ will provide us with clues about the ‘How’ and the discovery of the ‘How’ will further clarify the ‘Why’. From now on both the ‘Why’ and the ‘How’ will have to move hand in hand. To accept and aid this reality, humanity has to alter its perception about how it views Science and Religion. Time has come for us to nurture people who have the hearts of a Mystic and the Minds of the Scientist; these are the people who can reveal the entire mystery of this Universe to us. These are the people I would like to call as the spiritual scientists. The book is a small attempt to create an environment where both, Science and Religion can co-exist in the same person; the book attempts to show what is possible, if we are able to live this paradox. Hence to me Swethketu (the main protagonist in the book) is not a fictional character; he is very much alive in my heart and in my mind. I have fallen in love with what he IS and I hope that after reading the book you will also fall in love with what we all can BE. Swethketu is the New Man, who embraces life as a whole unit; who does not deny any facet of it. To him joys and sorrows, success and failure, love and hate, the inner and the outer are not in opposition but are complimentary; they are like the two opposite poles of electricity, both are required for the energies of life to flow. Swethketu is a spiritual scientist, who not only endeavors to know himself but he also endeavors to know how this gigantic, ever expanding Universe functions. In the end he finds out that both his quests leads him to a common reality. The entire Universe is an organic whole; it is a living entity and we are the very soul of this living Universe. The story of our Universe is about continuous ‘Evolving Creativity’ and I hope that like Swethketu, we will all learn to fall in tune with it.
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