Yoga Cosmic Science - Science of Yoga, Breathing, Pranayama, Meditation, Consciousness and Beyond

           The question of consciousness —what it is, where it comes from, and how it interacts with the physical world—remains one of the most profound mysteries of existence. This article of mine explores how Modern science, ancient metaphysics, quantum physics, and Yogic scriptures all offer tantalizing glimpses into this mystery, how these perspectives intersect and enrich our understanding of the layers of consciousness. Quantum Consciousness The Enigma of Consciousness         From a classical scientific view, consciousness was long assumed to emerge from the complexity of the brain. But this materialist perspective finds it difficult to account for subjective experience, or qualia as philosophers refer to it. Neuroscience can correlate brain activity with awareness, but it does not yet explain how neurons produce the sense of “I.”      Here is where quantum physics and ancient Yogic teachings converge—both hint...

          In the world of productivity and efficiency, several “laws” or principles help us manage time and work better. One such lesser-known but powerful principle is Kidlin’s Law. This law highlights a simple but often overlooked truth— "If you write a problem down clearly, you’re halfway to solving it.” Kidlin's Law           This statement emphasises the importance of clarity and written expression in solving problems, whether in studies, work, or personal life. Let’s explore what Kidlin’s Law really means, see some practical examples, and learn how you can use it effectively. Kidlin’s Law -          Kidlin’s Law suggests that problems often feel more complicated in our minds than they actually are. When we keep everything in our heads, ideas tend to feel scattered and overwhelming. But as soon as we write down the problem, it becomes clearer, more concrete, and easier to tackle. In essence, W...

Murphy's Law Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.           This famous phrase is widely known as Murphy’s Law— a principle that reflects the unpredictability and chaos of life. While it may sound pessimistic, Murphy’s Law is not just about doom and gloom. In fact, when applied thoughtfully, it can be a powerful tool for planning, risk management, and preparedness in everyday life. What is Murphy’s Law?  Murphy's Law was developed by engineer Edward A. Murphy during late 1940s U.S. Air Force testing.  The essence of the law is a reminder that if something can go wrong—especially due to oversight, error, or randomness—it likely will, unless prevented in advance. Using Murphy’s Law in Daily Life - Rather than viewing Murphy’s Law negatively, we can use it constructively to anticipate  failures,  plan better with backups,  minimise risk in decisions, and improve  efficiency and safety. This law encourages preventive thinking...