ANCIENT YOGA AND MODERN SCIENCE

ANCIENT YOGA AND MODERN SCIENCE

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Book Specification

Item Code: IDG591
Author: T. R. ANANTHARAMAN
Publisher: PROJECT OF HISTORY OF INDIAN SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE
Language: English
Edition: 2000
ISBN: 8121507529
Pages: 118
Cover: Hardcover
Other Details 8.7" X 5.7"

Book Description

About the Book:

The present monograph is based on Professor Anantharaman's studies and researches for over tow decades in the field of classical Yoga. It is the outcome of a sincere attempt by a scientist-technologist to understand and interpret ancient Yoga in today's idiom as well as in the light of recent findings of modern science in the realms of material transformation and human consciousness.

About the Author:

T. R. ANANTHARAMAN WAS FORMERLY professor of Metallurgy, at Banaras Hindu University and also Director, Thapar Institute of engineering and Technology at Patiala. At present he is working as Senior Scientist (INSA) at National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi. His main research accomplishments encompass a broad spectrum of topics in physical metallurgy. However, his most creative efforts have centred round pioneering contributions on rapidly solidified alloys and metallic glasses. He has published a large number of research paper. His publications include Bhagad Gita (1961) in German, Rapidly Solidified Metals: A Technological Overview (1987), The Rustless Wonder: A Study of the Iron Pillar at Delhi (1996).

CONTENTS

Foreword ix
Guide to Pronunciation of Sanskrit xiv
Prologue 1
1. The Foundations of Classical Yoga 7
2. Science and the Modern World 12
3. The Three Science of Ancient India 18
4. Spiritually Today 24
5. Yoga Fundamentals 31
6. Ancient Yoga in Modern Idiom 36
7. Yoga of the Bhagavad-Gita 50
8. Prajna and Supermind Evolution 59
9. Yoga as an Evolutionary Transformation 70
10. Meditation as a Monotectoid Reaction 78
Epilogue 87
Bibliography 95
Index 99


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