This book presents a compelling exploration of the five fundamental elements―soil, air, heat, water, and space―that constitute all animate and inanimate entities on Earth. Drawing from ancient philosophical traditions across Indian, Chinese, and Greek civilizations, this groundbreaking work establishes a comprehensive framework for understanding the elemental basis of existence. The text illuminates heat as the most critical element sustaining all living species, while examining humanity’s perpetual struggle to comprehend and mitigate natural disasters like earthquakes, typhoons, and volcanic eruptions. Through meticulous analysis, the author navigates the paradox of using the mind―itself perceived as the supreme controller of all species’ activities―to understand the very nature that created it. Central to this work is Nature’s remarkable capacity for transformation, a unique feature enabling its power potential for productive applications across various domains. The interdependence of all five elements is established as essential for survival, with the absence of any single element rendering life impossible. The book also introduces an innovative classification system for species based on sensory capabilities, ranging from one-sense to six-sense organisms, providing a new taxonomic perspective on biodiversity. This volume will be of great interest to scholars of philosophy of science, environmental philosophy, ecological sciences, science and technology studies, and comparative religious studies. It offers valuable insights for researchers exploring traditional knowledge systems, sustainability practitioners, and graduate students in interdisciplinary environmental studies, environmental engineering, botany, and zoology seeking to bridge ancient wisdom with contemporary ecological challenges.
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Ethirajan Rathakrishnan is Professor of Aerospace Engineering, IIT Kanpur, India. Rathakrishnan Limit and the Breathing Blunt Nose are his contributions to technology. He is Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society. He is editor-in-chief of the International Review of Aerospace Engineering and International Review of Mechanical Engineering. He has authored many books, including Mind Power: The Sixth Sense, Routledge, 2023.
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