Reader Guide

Dear Reader, welcome!

For the newcomer to these books, here is some guidance for you to better navigate the content:

For Science/Technical Readers

⊗ Logical and Mathematical Sciences

- Godel’s Mistake if you are interested in the problem of mathematical incompleteness

⊗ Physical and Natural Sciences

- Quantum Meaning if you are interested in the problems of quantum physics
- Time and Consciousness if you are interested in the problems of time, space, and matter

⊗ Biological and Life Sciences

- Signs of Life if you are interested in the debates surrounding the theory of evolution

⊗ Social Sciences and Economics

- The Yellow Pill to understand the problems in modern economic theory and sociology
- The Balanced Organization for an organismic description of organization theory

⊗ Mind Sciences and Psychology

⊗ The Philosophy of Science

- Uncommon Wisdom if you are interested in the scientific critique of atheism
- Moral Materialism if you are interested in the free will vs. determinism debate

For Vedic Philosophy Readers

⊗ The Philosophy of Religion

- Cosmic Theogony if you are interested in comparative religion
- The Science of God for a discussion on the nature of God in Vedic philosophy

⊗ Matter, Cosmology, and Creation

- Sāńkhya and Science to understand perception and how it impacts science
- Six Causes for a description of the process of creation and its various components
- Mystic Universe for a scientific study of Vedic Cosmology

⊗ Commentaries on Classic Texts

- Conceiving the Inconceivable for the commentary on Vedānta Sūtra
- Material and Spiritual Natures for the commentary on Sāñkhya Sūtra
- The Journey of Perfection for the commentary on Yoga Sūtra
- Semantic Reasoning for the commentary on Nyāya Sūtra
- Semantic Atomism for the commentary on Vaiśeṣika Sūtra

For General/All Readers

⊗ Simple Introductory Books

- The shortest and simplest book for beginners is Is the Apple Really Red?
- A slightly more advanced book is Western Questions and Eastern Answers