Buch, Englisch, 348 Seiten, Format (B × H): 125 mm x 190 mm, Gewicht: 408 g
Reihe: 1
Discovering Spiritual Power Through Awareness, Stillness & Soul Wisdom
Buch, Englisch, 348 Seiten, Format (B × H): 125 mm x 190 mm, Gewicht: 408 g
Reihe: 1
ISBN: 978-3-565-17624-3
Verlag: epubli
The Silent Path Within :
Discovering Spiritual Power Through Awareness, Stillness & Soul Wisdom
In science, we decide whether something is real through measurement. Gravity, for example, does not need endless belief; it can be tested, observed, and built upon. Once understood, scientists move forward. But when it comes to consciousness, humanity seems to circle the same question again and again. Books are written, claims are made, yet nothing feels settled.
Is consciousness merely an arrangement of electrons and protons inside the brain? Is it a process that might one day be replicated in artificial intelligence? Or is it something beyond the measurable—something we have not yet learned how to ask about correctly? Even within science, this remains the “hard problem of consciousness,” an open question rather than a proven theory.
Interestingly, both scientists and spiritual seekers begin from the same impulse: the desire to know what “I” truly am. Scientists search for consciousness in the brain or the body, while spiritual traditions speak of the soul seeking union with the divine. Yet both often carry the same hidden assumption—“I am this body, and consciousness must be somewhere inside it.”
From this assumption arise countless hypotheses: the soul as light, the soul leaving the body after death, heaven and hell, karma as reward and punishment. These ideas may be meaningful, but they are not theories in the scientific sense. They are imaginations built on unexamined beliefs. A theory is proven; a hypothesis is assumed.
This book does not claim answers where none are known. Instead, it invites a deeper inquiry. What if the real question is not *where* consciousness is, but *how* we are framing the search? Is there space inside the body, or is the body in space? Are we wandering through the sky trying to find the sky itself?
