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A word before you begin

This space shall capture a set of assumptions about the universe - and the workings / mechanics of it. This is a Spiritual Place: and though there shall be attempts to ensure that all faiths / beliefs are respected - I apologise in advance if some of it hurts your particular sentiments. While you are here - an open mind is all I ask for.

The theory is as such very similar to Advaita philosophy in the Vedanta and many terms used in Vedanta shall be used here as well - though not always in the same exact meanings. (Sanskrit is a wonderful and complex language - the nuances of which I am not aware of)
This is an evolving philosophy and the language of the philosophy shall evolve with it.

We may go via some of the very truths enshrined in scriptures / beliefs around the world. However we shall question everything - it is this journey that is important to be undertaken.

I pray for comments / queries. If you agree with what is here, and particularly if you don't we need to hear about it.

This quest is a question.

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