My Non-Vedic Reading List

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Jai Guru Deva.

Thom gave us plenty of reading in his recent episode covering his favorite Vedic literature. In this episode, he closes the loop and shares some of his favorite non-Vedic literature. 

Not surprisingly, most of it is non-fiction and explores the ways in which the Universe, and we humans work. 

Thom also includes a fictional piece which is very much aligned with the Vedic worldview of consciousness being everywhere and in everything.

As Thom says in the podcast, “...even if you are a fast reader, you'll probably spend the better part of the year trying to get through some of this stuff.”

Episode Highlights:

[00:45] Recommended Reading

[01:38] The Overstory

[03:14] Non-fiction Books by Paul Davies

[06:23] Davies' Exploration of the Perfect Conditions

[08:03] Come to Your Own Conclusion

[09:41] Professor John Gribben's Thesis

[10:45] Professor Brian Josephson's Works

[12:31] Books on Neuroscience - Norman Doidge

[14:27] Sapiens - Yuval Noah Harari

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