The Bhagavata Purana, one of the most important sources of ancient knowledge, states in the last chapter its purpose — to teach you how to experience the hidden truth of existence: 12.13.12 sarva-vedānta-sāraṁ yad brahmātmaikatva-lakṣaṇam vastv advitīyaṁ tan-niṣṭhaṁ kaivalyaika-prayojanam The Bhagavata Purana, which is the core essence of all…

In the 11th skandha of the Bhagavata Purana, considered to be a condensed version of the Upanishads, the absolute reality — or the reality which is always true in all circumstances for all time — is explained by Krishna to Uddhava: 11.28.6–8 In the universe a single all-pervasive infinite being…

It’s probably the biggest scientific mystery of our time. People believe from a young age that they *are* their thoughts or that they control their thoughts. Or both. But in truth science tells us that you hear your thoughts without doing anything to create them. …

According to physicists the nature of our world is very similar to a computer controlled virtual reality world. So much so that for many years there have been debates in the physics community on whether or not we can tell if we exist in a virtual world: High-profile proponents…

The common perception of reality is that everything you see is all there is. Still, we know there are extra-dimensional fields of mysterious power we know we can’t see — like consciousness, which controls the seen world. Bhagavad-gita 7.30 sadhibhutadhidaivam mam sadhiyajnam ca ye viduh prayana-kale ‘pi ca mam te vidur yukta-cetasah…