Buddhism & science

This work invites curious minds to step beyond the usual boundaries of either pure philosophy or the cold calculations of science. By examining the Buddhist worldview as a living hypothesis, it offers a fresh lens through which to view the puzzles of physics, biology and cosmology, while keeping the personal “I” at the center of every enquiry. The author argues that modern thought often loses its footing in true experience, and suggests that a synthesis of ancient insight and contemporary inquiry can rekindle a deeper, more purposeful awareness.

Readers are guided through a series of thought‑experiments that challenge the complacency of indifferent scholars and the uncritical faith of believers alike. The text balances clear exposition with gentle provocation, encouraging the listener to engage actively with questions about existence, suffering and the nature of reality. It is a contemplative journey meant for those who seek mental nourishment rather than mere information, promising a stimulating encounter with both Buddhist teaching and scientific thinking.