Key Philosophies

The Big Bang Theory

Slang for intercourse between a man and a woman, which results in the birth of a child

According to mythology, the first man and the first woman came together, and from there the cycle of birth and death began. One can perhaps also think of this as a “Big Bang”, a cataclysmic event that started off the chain reaction of mortality.

If there were no birth, how could there be death? Our origins go beyond physics and concern the bio-chemical, electrical inner-consciousness within the brain. The first man and woman were simply the beginning of everything as experienced till now—the past and whatever will be experienced in the future.

God is no longer considered responsible for conceiving a child, but men and women can now decide when to give birth, making this intangible choice concrete and planned.

Just as the Earth’s surface is covered 70% by water and 30% by land, our bodies are similarly composed of water and solids. Just as identifying what lies at the centre of this Earth is the ultimate exploratory trip, so too we must journey within ourselves to find eternal life.

The Theory of Relativity

Consistent with the aforementioned “Big Bang Theory”, perhaps the theory of relativity gives us another way of thinking about society. Following this “big Bang”, perhaps we are all "related", but very distantly.

Love

Any relationship between two or more individual human beings, that is consensual and has no ego involved, is love. All life on earth is a whole, far bigger than any man, woman, or animal, living or dead. And yet, we enter into conflicts, torn between the dictates of our super-ego and the desires of the id. To discover love, we need to set side our pride and petty desires.

God and the Super Ego

Of late, I am inclined to believe that the omnipresent force, gravity, can be considered the power of God. Understanding this God Force is a quest, and I cannot claim to understand it yet.

However, I do believe this: each person should be their own God/Goddess/Guru as well as be their own disciple, without desire for a disciple or God/Goddess/Guru other than themselves only.

Zero

It is universally known that the numerical quantity of “zero" was invented by Aryabhatta, who lived in ancient India. As such, every India Indian citizen should now be able to enjoy international patent rights (IPR) for the invention of “zero”. In fact, a global patent should be applied for the IPR of "zero" by the Government of India.