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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Let Us Start with Light. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Let Us Start with Light: An Enquiry into Reality, Time, and the Illusion of Self. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if the world is not as solid, immediate, or self-evident as it appears Here, light is not used as a religious metaphor but as a scientific starting point - the fundamental means through which we observe, measure, and understand the universe. Yet, as modern physics reveals, light also challenges many of our ordinary assumptions about space, time, and reality. From this starting point, the book moves through relativity, quantum theory, time, perception, the brain, and consciousness. As each layer is examined, familiar certainties begin to shift. The apparently solid world becomes less certain, time becomes more mysterious, and the self - the deeply familiar sense of 'who I am'- begins to unravel. Alongside modern scientific perspectives, the book draws on insights from Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, and Zen, bringing contemporary enquiry into conversation with ancient contemplative traditions. Together, these perspectives form a coherent exploration that challenges one of our most deeply held assumptions: that there is a solid, independent 'I' at the centre of experience. And what if the 'I' experiencing the world is not what we think it is Rather than offering another system of belief, this book invites readers to look closely, question directly, and investigate their own experience. In a field where science and contemplation rarely meet as equals, this book attempts something unusual: an enquiry that takes both modern physics and ancient wisdom seriously, letting each illuminate the other without reducing either to the other's terms - and finding, in the space between them, something neither can fully articulate alone. It is a question that, once genuinely asked, quietly touches everything - how we live, what we seek, and what we take ourselves to be. For readers drawn to the intersection of modern physics, consciousness studies, spirituality, and contemplative enquiry-and for anyone who has ever wondered whether the world is quite what it seems - this is an investigation not only into the nature of reality, but into the one who believes they are experiencing it.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We live as though the world is exactly as it appears - solid, immediate, and centred around a "self" that thinks, chooses, and experiences.But what if this is only part of the story?Starting with light - the foundation of how we see the universe - this book explores the deeper structure of reality, from physics and time to perception and consciousness. As each layer is examined, familiar assumptions begin to shift, revealing a world far more subtle and mysterious than it first appears.Blending science with timeless insights from spiritual traditions, this book does not offer answers to believe in.Instead, it offers something far more direct: A way of looking that may quietly transform how you understand reality - and yourself. Beginning with the physics of light, this enquiry moves through relativity, quantum theory and neuroscience before turning inward - toward perception, consciousness and the nature of self. Drawing on science, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism and Zen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if the world is not as solid, immediate, or self-evident as it appears? Here, light is not used as a religious metaphor but as a scientific starting point - the fundamental means through which we observe, measure, and understand the universe. Yet, as modern physics reveals, light also challenges many of our ordinary assumptions about space, time, and reality. From this starting point, the book moves through relativity, quantum theory, time, perception, the brain, and consciousness. As each layer is examined, familiar certainties begin to shift. The apparently solid world becomes less certain, time becomes more mysterious, and the self - the deeply familiar sense of "who I am"- begins to unravel. Alongside modern scientific perspectives, the book draws on insights from Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, and Zen, bringing contemporary enquiry into conversation with ancient contemplative traditions. Together, these perspectives form a coherent exploration that challenges one of our most deeply held assumptions: that there is a solid, independent "I" at the centre of experience. And what if the 'I' experiencing the world is not what we think it is? Rather than offering another system of belief, this book invites readers to look closely, question directly, and investigate their own experience. In a field where science and contemplation rarely meet as equals, this book attempts something unusual: an enquiry that takes both modern physics and ancient wisdom seriously, letting each illuminate the other without reducing either to the other's terms - and finding, in the space between them, something neither can fully articulate alone. It is a question that, once genuinely asked, quietly touches everything - how we live, what we seek, and what we take ourselves to be. For readers drawn to the intersection of modern physics, consciousness studies, spirituality, and contemplative enquiry-and for anyone who has ever wondered whether the world is quite what it seems - this is an investigation not only into the nature of reality, but into the one who believes they are experiencing it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if the world is not as solid, immediate, or self-evident as it appears?Here, light is not used as a religious metaphor but as a scientific starting point - the fundamental means through which we observe, measure, and understand the universe. Yet, as modern physics reveals, light also challenges many of our ordinary assumptions about space, time, and reality.From this starting point, the book moves through relativity, quantum theory, time, perception, the brain, and consciousness. As each layer is examined, familiar certainties begin to shift. The apparently solid world becomes less certain, time becomes more mysterious, and the self - the deeply familiar sense of "who I am"- begins to unravel.Alongside modern scientific perspectives, the book draws on insights from Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, and Zen, bringing contemporary enquiry into conversation with ancient contemplative traditions. Together, these perspectives form a coherent exploration that challenges one of our most deeply held assumptions: that there is a solid, independent "I" at the centre of experience.And what if the 'I' experiencing the world is not what we think it is?Rather than offering another system of belief, this book invites readers to look closely, question directly, and investigate their own experience.In a field where science and contemplation rarely meet as equals, this book attempts something unusual: an enquiry that takes both modern physics and ancient wisdom seriously, letting each illuminate the other without reducing either to the other's terms - and finding, in the space between them, something neither can fully articulate alone. It is a question that, once genuinely asked, quietly touches everything - how we live, what we seek, and what we take ourselves to be.For readers drawn to the intersection of modern physics, consciousness studies, spirituality, and contemplative enquiry-and for anyone who has ever wondered whether the world is quite what it seems - this is an investigation not only into the nature of reality, but into the one who believes they are experiencing it. Beginning with the physics of light, this enquiry moves through relativity, quantum theory and neuroscience before turning inward - toward perception, consciousness and the nature of self. Drawing on science, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism and Zen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We live as though the world is exactly as it appears - solid, immediate, and centred around a self that thinks, chooses, and experiences. But what if this is only part of the story?Beginning with light - the foundation of how we see the universe - this book explores the deeper structure of reality, moving from physics and time to perception and consciousness. Drawing on relativity, quantum theory, and neuroscience, it examines what science reveals about the world we take for granted. As each layer is examined, familiar assumptions begin to shift.The enquiry then turns inward. How is perception constructed? Where does the sense of "I" come from - and what remains when it is examined directly? Across centuries and cultures, thinkers in Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, Zen, and other contemplative traditions have investigated these questions not merely as philosophy, but as lived experiences. Their insights, placed alongside modern science, point toward something that neither tradition can fully articulate alone.This book does not offer answers to believe in. It offers something more direct: a way of looking that may quietly transform how you understand reality - and yourself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if the world is not as solid, immediate, or self-evident as it appears Here, light is not used as a religious metaphor but as a scientific starting point - the fundamental means through which we observe, measure, and understand the universe. Yet, as modern physics reveals, light also challenges many of our ordinary assumptions about space, time, and reality.From this starting point, the book moves through relativity, quantum theory, time, perception, the brain, and consciousness. As each layer is examined, familiar certainties begin to shift. The apparently solid world becomes less certain, time becomes more mysterious, and the self - the deeply familiar sense of 'who I am'- begins to unravel.Alongside modern scientific perspectives, the book draws on insights from Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, and Zen, bringing contemporary enquiry into conversation with ancient contemplative traditions. Together, these perspectives form a coherent exploration that challenges one of our most deeply held assumptions: that there is a solid, independent 'I' at the centre of experience.And what if the 'I' experiencing the world is not what we think it is Rather than offering another system of belief, this book invites readers to look closely, question directly, and investigate their own experience.In a field where science and contemplation rarely meet as equals, this book attempts something unusual: an enquiry that takes both modern physics and ancient wisdom seriously, letting each illuminate the other without reducing either to the other's terms - and finding, in the space between them, something neither can fully articulate alone. It is a question that, once genuinely asked, quietly touches everything - how we live, what we seek, and what we take ourselves to be.For readers drawn to the intersection of modern physics, consciousness studies, spirituality, and contemplative enquiry-and for anyone who has ever wondered whether the world is quite what it seems - this is an investigation not only into the nature of reality, but into the one who believes they are experiencing it.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We live as though the world is exactly as it appears - solid, immediate, and centred around a "self" that thinks, chooses, and experiences.But what if this is only part of the story?Starting with light - the foundation of how we see the universe - this book explores the deeper structure of reality, from physics and time to perception and consciousness. As each layer is examined, familiar assumptions begin to shift, revealing a world far more subtle and mysterious than it first appears.Blending science with timeless insights from spiritual traditions, this book does not offer answers to believe in.Instead, it offers something far more direct: A way of looking that may quietly transform how you understand reality - and yourself. Beginning with the physics of light, this enquiry moves through relativity, quantum theory and neuroscience before turning inward - toward perception, consciousness and the nature of self. Drawing on science, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism and Zen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Let Us Start with Light | Vivek Sharma | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Stillpoint Books | EAN 9781764612814 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.