Bøger af Surendra Kumar Sagar

`TIME` is the name of the Apartment Complex in Indiranagar Bangalore where the Author lived for nearly 18 years from 2004 to 2022, and `IMAGINE` is the name of the campus in Whitefield, Bangalore where his office (TOTAL ENVIRONMENT) is located.Most of the short pieces in this book were conceptualized during the author`s travel times from `TIME TO IMAGINE`.There is something for everyone and for all ages. The topics covered are wide-ranging, on Science, Philosophy including religious philosophy, Quantum Physics and its Philosophical impacts, Teleology and Intelligent Field, Enlightenment in meditation, Geopolitics, The Doomsday Clock, American Presidential Election, Stock Markets, Horse racing, Time Form Ratings, Pure mathematics, Randomness, Construction Engineering, Slip Forms, Family matters, Interesting Small World, The game of Scrabble, not forgetting Quiz Time, etc.The central theme of the book suggests a mysterious and intelligent link between the unique variety and colorfulness of the earth and the vastness and sameness of the universe.

Science, philosophy, and religion combine into one breathtaking journey in Surendra Kumar Sagar's fascinating debut, Six Words.Starting with the complex theory of evolution, Sagar explores the entire range of the world's scientific history with unparalleled energy. Using analysis, examples, and his unique insight, the author provides readers a glimpse into the possibility of an existential truth that can one day bind the universe together.Sagar uses quantum physics as the backdrop against which he investigates intricate philosophical questions. His emphasis on the works of major scientists and thinkers grounds his research in real world theories and findings.With an eye toward appealing to all readers, Six Words contains enough basic explanations about quantum physics within the first fifty pages to allow even the most unscientific reader to understand and appreciate the impact of Sagar's findings.Impressive in its scope, Six Words discusses some of the most pressing topics of our time, including the existence of a probabilistic universe, the notion of "one mind," and the meaning of God and religion. Sagar ultimately manages to raise the question of how humans can come together to change the course of history.

In this new theoretical treatise, Surendra Kumar Sagar explores the intersections among science, religion, and philosophy. He introduces revolutionary new concepts that could change the way you look at all three disciplines. As Sagar writes in his introduction, the world can be a violent, frightening place. Current wars, aggressions, climate change, and more are pushing the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight. Already at three minutes to midnight, the human race is in trouble. Sagar uses Intelligent Field to urge you to question traditional religion and scientific theories. Now is the time to start looking at new solutions to old problems and new concepts to explain universal truths. Sagar introduces you to the concept of the "traveling cosmic mind," which fits perfectly within theories of relativity and quantum entanglement. Sagar's model of the universe rejects the multiverse theory and opens up new doorways of discovery. In addition to this revolutionary new concept, Sagar discusses the cosmology of our universe, the idea of an intelligent, omnipresent "infinite mind," and the possibilities of everlasting consciousness. By receiving new tools to examine the universe, you can start working on building a better world-before our time runs out.

Sometime in November 2015 a mysterious `Bright Light `appeared in the California `Sky`. Videos were posted on-line that sent the Californians into Panic. Official explanation given was that the US Navy had launched a test missile as a `Routine Test`. For the consumption of Russia and China planning a covert war against US however, it was a $ 31 million billboard conveying the warning: `Don`t meddle ( .... ) with us`.What`s going on ? The story, as charted out by Sagar in the form of `Information in the Field`, goes back to Einstein`s Special Relativity and continues to the present day when we have about twenty thousand Nuclear warheads available at several locations on the planet, and many of them are not in safe hands. What lies ahead ... If good sense remains elusive? What is good sense? Astonishing in its scope, Bright Light In the Sky attempts to answer these questions. Like in his other books ``Six Words``, ``Intelligent Field``, and the about to be published ``Switched On``, Sagar explores how humans can come together to change the course of history. Sagar is not worried about life in the deep future. According to him, the travelling cosmic mind that gives us consciousness can travel back in time to remain forever in the livable eras of the universe. However, for us human beings, it looks like there is a road block. Whether it is from climate change or from nuclear geopolitical tensions, the human race appears under siege. There is no doubt that we humans are privileged to be among the many intelligent civilizations in the cosmos. But there is nothing special or unique about human beings. Not is there anything divine about the Intelligent Field. The Intelligent Field is unaware of what is good and bad, and will only process the information that comes to it, and the effect will always be a measure of the cause. The Intelligent Field will not come to our rescue if it is contaminated by evil information transmitted by egoistic leaders of nations. The urgent need of the hour is to put aside all differences between science and religion, between east and west, left and right; to come together as one global family and solve to survive. This book provides a realistic assessment of the threat before us, but also presents hope in the form of proposed solutions to this threat.