To My Next Incarnation
How Science Led Me to Spirituality
Read Excerpts from the Book“An engrossing discussion of the limits of modern science and the virtues of ancient spirituality.” — Kirkus Reviews
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Go on a Journey of Science and Spirituality
To My Next Incarnation: How Science Led Me to Spirituality is one layman’s quest to show that modern science and spirituality are not incompatible and in fact point toward the same realization: that beyond our sensory misperception of the world lies an undivided, unchanging, infinite principle, called, by followers of various religious traditions, God, Brahman, …
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Science
"Now the European physicists and philosophers took for granted that matter is both insentient and inert. The Sankhyans in India took for granted that matter is insentient but 'ert' (active). The Vendantins in India took for granted that matter is both sentient and ert."
— Neil Feldman
November 10, 2007
Consciousness
As I was contemplating (my imminent death), I found myself saying to myself: “I just wish that I could remember, in the next life, what I've learned here. I don't want to go through this all again, to get to this point, and realize, oh shit, that's what this is!” But there's no guarantee we take any of this knowledge with us into the next life. All we know is – all I know is – that consciousness must be conserved. You can't create consciousness, and you can't destroy it .
— Neil Feldman, September 1st, 2014
Spirituality
"We are like Xerox machines looking for Xerox machines to copy. Because the 'underlying existence' shows through in us, we are pulled towards peace and love and freedom, and we look for them in others."
— Neil Feldman
November 10, 2007
(NEW) Neil Feldman’s “A Guide to a ‘Proper’ Diet”
Neil responded to his health crises in characteristic scientific fashion by researching the latest science-based data on diet and nutrition. His purpose in creating his 60-page “A Guide to Proper Diet” was to provide readers with information and education, and inspire thoughtful discussions between patient and healthcare providers.
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