Abhijit Naskar - Academia.edu (2025)

The human society has been running on fumes - the fumes of pleasure, reward, gratification and ch... more The human society has been running on fumes - the fumes of pleasure, reward, gratification and charm. And while walking on this
illustrious path, they have constructed illustrious ideals without thinking about their practicality and actual implications in the society
and have tried their best to stand up for those ideals, despite the fact that these so-called ideals have nothing to do with genuine everyday
human existence whatsoever. On this disorderly path of delusions, humanity has organized its religions - it has developed its methods of
education - and to watch over all these structures, it has developed its so-called governments on an illustrious ideal of democracy. Democracy
- that is what it’s called, when a huge population of sapiens are made to think that they are competent enough to choose the individual
or individuals who would essentially be in control of their lives in the society.

What is the purpose of a scientist? It is the search for truth of course. But is it all that a sc... more What is the purpose of a scientist? It is the search for truth of course. But is it all that a scientist is supposed to work for! The question that I shall be addressing in this article is what is the purpose of a humanist scientist? Now, here you may wonder, what the heck is a humanist scientist? Aren’t all scientists humanists?

They say life is beautiful. I ask - are you sure? Say all the humans suddenly disappear from the ... more They say life is beautiful. I ask - are you sure? Say all the humans suddenly disappear from the face of earth. Will "life" still remain beautiful? In reality, life is not beautiful, it is ugly and wild. Life is not beautiful, if there is no human self to deem and glorify it as such. Take away the advanced faculties of the human mind, and there shall be only one core force left at the root of life - that force is the force of survival. This very force has given rise to the wide array of life-forms on our planet. Among those life forms, there is us, the humans. The world is beautiful, because we see it as such. The world is ugly because we see it as such. All the ascetic qualities the world has, are imposed by the humans on the mental imagery of the world inside the human mind. Turn off the human mind, and all that remains is, rough, ugly and wild survival need.

Peace and War are two sides of the same coin. Where there is peace, there will be war - where the... more Peace and War are two sides of the same coin. Where there is peace, there will be war - where there is war there will be peace. War is only the making of peace. This war does not necessarily have to be external. In most cases, the real war is internal, which means, it takes place within the human mind - within you. One way or another, war will keep on festering on this planet, until humanity becomes a real wise species. And we have a long to go till we actually achieve it, mostly because, we are still not an advanced species, no matter how much we boast about it. We just like to feel that we are advanced, for all the basic technological discoveries that we have made. But the point is, technological discoveries may make a species advanced, but they do not necessarily make a species wise. A wise species would be the one at peace with the self. Without the self there is no excellence. Without the self there is no advancement.

"Morality" - it is a fantastic term, so much so, that almost every single religious institution w... more "Morality" - it is a fantastic term, so much so, that almost every single religious institution wants to claim its exclusive authority or rather copyright of this simple psychological element. The cave-men of the church keep claiming, "morality comes from the Bible", and so does every other mindless fundamentalist on earth no matter their religion. They truly believe that without their holy scripture there would be no morality on earth. They truly believe, without their doctrines to guide humanity in the moral path, we are destined to be punished in an imaginary hell. So let me tell those fundamentalists - You need to visit a psychiatrist, pal

Today, religion gets beaten up in the world of rational thinkers because of what it has become. R... more Today, religion gets beaten up in the world of rational thinkers because of what it has become. Religion has become a matter of blind faith upon doctrines, without the slightest bit of rational intervention. And that, my friend, is called religious orthodoxy, which, though being related to the term "religion", has, in reality, nothing to do with true religion. The religion that I advocate, and so did the mortal humans known as Jesus, Buddha and Nanak, is the religion of love, compassion and self-realization. I don't want to take away anybody's religion, but simply to make them see what religion really means.

Are you a good person? Or, are you a bad person? It's a simple question. Yet the answer is not so... more Are you a good person? Or, are you a bad person? It's a simple question. Yet the answer is not so simple as you might think. In most cases, a conscientious human being would probably answer that he or she is a good person, or at the very least tries to be one as much as possible. The reality is, no human being is purely good or purely evil. We all have the faculties to be good, and at the same time we have the neurological predispositions to be evil. In the end, the choice is ours. And that choice determines our external characteristic image.

It is the consensus of the general population that Neuroscience is the study of the nervous syste... more It is the consensus of the general population that Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system. However, in reality, it is far more beautiful than just that. Saying Neuroscience is the field of studying the nervous system, is like saying the Hulk is a man who opens a tin can with his bare hands.

People often ask me, what my religion is. My answer to them is, I am a Christian to the Christian... more People often ask me, what my religion is. My answer to them is, I am a Christian to the Christian, a Jew to the Jew, a Muslim to the Muslim, a Hindu to the Hindu and an Atheist to the Atheist. There is nothing wrong or unscientific or primitive about being a religious person. In fact, we neuroscientists have shown with countless experiments that in daily life, religious rituals such as engaging prayers, aid in sustaining mental as well as physical health. But the problem with religion, in the way it is perceived in today's world, is that, it is more of a matter of theoretical indoctrination than actual realization of divinity within the self. And that's where religion becomes dangerous.

Motion Picture-it can be a great tool to inspire and shape the thinking of the masses, yet the ha... more Motion Picture-it can be a great tool to inspire and shape the thinking of the masses, yet the harsh reality of the so-called modern society is that, most of the films that are made today have not the slightest bit of nutritious food for the mind, rather it is all a cocktail of various cheap stimuli. They can, if they want, make movies of great taste, capable of getting inside the head, or rather the heart of the people, and make them feel sentiments of utter significance both in the paths of individual and social progress, yet they choose not to. And their excuse for not making such movies is that, they do not sell – their excuse is that, people won't go to the theaters to watch an inspirational and thought-provoking movie – their excuse is that, people want entertainment, not philosophy!

Islam-is it a religion of peace or of violence? This is a question that torments the entire human... more Islam-is it a religion of peace or of violence? This is a question that torments the entire human society. But just because it is correlated with over-exaggerated discussions and debates, does not mean that the question itself is a genuine one. Let me put it this way-Islam is a religion of course, but neither of peace nor of violence. It is a religion like any other religion, that provides a psychological bedrock of baseline cultural identity and individuality to its people. But it is the actions of these people that should be accounted for to define whether the religion "Islam" is a religion of peace or of violence, instead of judging it based on the scripture Quran. Books are no measure for judgement in the society of thinking humanity.

How can we treat a nation? How can we solve its issues? This article is for every single person w... more How can we treat a nation? How can we solve its issues? This article is for every single person who wants to do something for his or her nation - who hails himself or herself as a patriot. In this article I am going to show you the biological procedure of treating the issues that torment a nation's soul.
The first step towards treating a nation, is that you must accept that you can't treat a nation, because it is not the nation that requires treatment. Rather it is the people. It is you, the modern human being of the civilized world who needs to work on treating your own conscience and perception. Perhaps I am sounding a bit complicated. So let me simplify.

No knowledge comes from the outside world or an imaginary supernatural paradise. No knowledge com... more No knowledge comes from the outside world or an imaginary supernatural paradise. No knowledge comes from some sort of divine entity, regardless of how effective they are. All knowledge, scientific or philosophical, ancient or modern, rises from the human mind. These minds are by all means just as human any other person on earth.

You have heard countless times from me, that Religion is not a book, it is not an institution, an... more You have heard countless times from me, that Religion is not a book, it is not an institution, and it is not even a person. Religion is realization of the self.

The Bible, the Quran, the Vedas and all the scriptures in the world are mere inventions of man (not woman) in the pursuit of understanding the self, and to some extent, in the pursuit of authoritarianism. Scriptures from the past have nothing to do with the neurologically created and experienced sensation of divinity and religion. However, all the books which humanity so gloriously worships as sacred, attempt to codify the divinity that is born with the human body and dies with it. This divinity or simply religion is born with the self created by the brain and ceases to exist when the self dies upon the death of the brain.

What is Education?Can you think of an accurate answer to this question?Does the modern civilize... more What is Education?
Can you think of an accurate answer to this question?
Does the modern civilized society has any idea on the true meaning of the term?
Has the society ever been able to understand the true psychological underpinnings of education?
Or has it only constructed a sophisticated and hectic structure and stuck the label “education” on it just to gain authentication?

God – Allah – Jehovah – Brahman – all these mere man-made verbal expressions become bleak and dis... more God – Allah – Jehovah – Brahman – all these mere man-made verbal expressions become bleak and dismal upon the attainment of the actual experience. Once the lotus of your inner divinity gets full-blown and you reach the mental state where all the religious giants of human history experienced the all-encompassing sense of godliness, the exuberance of the human mind turns infinite. Awakening into that state makes all the perceptual limitations of the mind disappear, just like a bucket of muddy water turns crystal-clear once poured into the ocean.

Perfection is not a feature of our world. On this planet nothing is perfect. Yet we crave for per... more Perfection is not a feature of our world. On this planet nothing is perfect. Yet we crave for perfection. Especially biological life on this planet is definitely far from perfect. We are not perfect. That's where the process of evolution comes in. Biological life including us the sapiens, keeps evolving from an imperfect species to a less imperfect species. So, we keep going in the path of getting less and less imperfect.

Have you ever wondered, why do we believe what we believe? Why some of us humans are religious, ... more Have you ever wondered, why do we believe what we believe?
Why some of us humans are religious, some spiritual, some extremists, some agnostics and some atheists?
What is it that makes various human beings perceive different things at different moral, logical and spiritual level?
Are we all merely smart biological devices with various operating platforms like iOS, Android, Windows, Linux and Blackberry?
What makes us so different in terms of beliefs and disbeliefs? And why is it so hard for humans to embrace each other’s beliefs?
And the ultimate question is, does our belief actually allow us to connect with the reality? Does it have any significance in the human biology?

If you are reading this, it means you are an intricate part of this modern human civilization. An... more If you are reading this, it means you are an intricate part of this modern human civilization. And as a modern human being you already know what the term “Jihad” actually means. So, I won’t go into the worthless analysis of the term itself. However, the purpose of this brief article is to pin-point the actual cause of its birth, and how we can work towards terminating it from our society once and forever.
The very existence of Jihad or Holy War is predicated on one’s personal idea of religion. It all comes down to one simple matter of personal realization, which is – what is religion to you?

What is Soul? Is it magic? Or is it something pretty much physical but seems to be magical? Is it... more What is Soul? Is it magic? Or is it something pretty much physical but seems to be magical? Is it something Science can explain? Or is it beyond human comprehension?
Here you are going to have your confusions surrounding the term Soul, thrown away, once and forever.

The human society has been running on fumes - the fumes of pleasure, reward, gratification and ch... more The human society has been running on fumes - the fumes of pleasure, reward, gratification and charm. And while walking on this
illustrious path, they have constructed illustrious ideals without thinking about their practicality and actual implications in the society
and have tried their best to stand up for those ideals, despite the fact that these so-called ideals have nothing to do with genuine everyday
human existence whatsoever. On this disorderly path of delusions, humanity has organized its religions - it has developed its methods of
education - and to watch over all these structures, it has developed its so-called governments on an illustrious ideal of democracy. Democracy
- that is what it’s called, when a huge population of sapiens are made to think that they are competent enough to choose the individual
or individuals who would essentially be in control of their lives in the society.

What is the purpose of a scientist? It is the search for truth of course. But is it all that a sc... more What is the purpose of a scientist? It is the search for truth of course. But is it all that a scientist is supposed to work for! The question that I shall be addressing in this article is what is the purpose of a humanist scientist? Now, here you may wonder, what the heck is a humanist scientist? Aren’t all scientists humanists?

They say life is beautiful. I ask - are you sure? Say all the humans suddenly disappear from the ... more They say life is beautiful. I ask - are you sure? Say all the humans suddenly disappear from the face of earth. Will "life" still remain beautiful? In reality, life is not beautiful, it is ugly and wild. Life is not beautiful, if there is no human self to deem and glorify it as such. Take away the advanced faculties of the human mind, and there shall be only one core force left at the root of life - that force is the force of survival. This very force has given rise to the wide array of life-forms on our planet. Among those life forms, there is us, the humans. The world is beautiful, because we see it as such. The world is ugly because we see it as such. All the ascetic qualities the world has, are imposed by the humans on the mental imagery of the world inside the human mind. Turn off the human mind, and all that remains is, rough, ugly and wild survival need.

Peace and War are two sides of the same coin. Where there is peace, there will be war - where the... more Peace and War are two sides of the same coin. Where there is peace, there will be war - where there is war there will be peace. War is only the making of peace. This war does not necessarily have to be external. In most cases, the real war is internal, which means, it takes place within the human mind - within you. One way or another, war will keep on festering on this planet, until humanity becomes a real wise species. And we have a long to go till we actually achieve it, mostly because, we are still not an advanced species, no matter how much we boast about it. We just like to feel that we are advanced, for all the basic technological discoveries that we have made. But the point is, technological discoveries may make a species advanced, but they do not necessarily make a species wise. A wise species would be the one at peace with the self. Without the self there is no excellence. Without the self there is no advancement.

"Morality" - it is a fantastic term, so much so, that almost every single religious institution w... more "Morality" - it is a fantastic term, so much so, that almost every single religious institution wants to claim its exclusive authority or rather copyright of this simple psychological element. The cave-men of the church keep claiming, "morality comes from the Bible", and so does every other mindless fundamentalist on earth no matter their religion. They truly believe that without their holy scripture there would be no morality on earth. They truly believe, without their doctrines to guide humanity in the moral path, we are destined to be punished in an imaginary hell. So let me tell those fundamentalists - You need to visit a psychiatrist, pal

Today, religion gets beaten up in the world of rational thinkers because of what it has become. R... more Today, religion gets beaten up in the world of rational thinkers because of what it has become. Religion has become a matter of blind faith upon doctrines, without the slightest bit of rational intervention. And that, my friend, is called religious orthodoxy, which, though being related to the term "religion", has, in reality, nothing to do with true religion. The religion that I advocate, and so did the mortal humans known as Jesus, Buddha and Nanak, is the religion of love, compassion and self-realization. I don't want to take away anybody's religion, but simply to make them see what religion really means.

Are you a good person? Or, are you a bad person? It's a simple question. Yet the answer is not so... more Are you a good person? Or, are you a bad person? It's a simple question. Yet the answer is not so simple as you might think. In most cases, a conscientious human being would probably answer that he or she is a good person, or at the very least tries to be one as much as possible. The reality is, no human being is purely good or purely evil. We all have the faculties to be good, and at the same time we have the neurological predispositions to be evil. In the end, the choice is ours. And that choice determines our external characteristic image.

It is the consensus of the general population that Neuroscience is the study of the nervous syste... more It is the consensus of the general population that Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system. However, in reality, it is far more beautiful than just that. Saying Neuroscience is the field of studying the nervous system, is like saying the Hulk is a man who opens a tin can with his bare hands.

People often ask me, what my religion is. My answer to them is, I am a Christian to the Christian... more People often ask me, what my religion is. My answer to them is, I am a Christian to the Christian, a Jew to the Jew, a Muslim to the Muslim, a Hindu to the Hindu and an Atheist to the Atheist. There is nothing wrong or unscientific or primitive about being a religious person. In fact, we neuroscientists have shown with countless experiments that in daily life, religious rituals such as engaging prayers, aid in sustaining mental as well as physical health. But the problem with religion, in the way it is perceived in today's world, is that, it is more of a matter of theoretical indoctrination than actual realization of divinity within the self. And that's where religion becomes dangerous.

Motion Picture-it can be a great tool to inspire and shape the thinking of the masses, yet the ha... more Motion Picture-it can be a great tool to inspire and shape the thinking of the masses, yet the harsh reality of the so-called modern society is that, most of the films that are made today have not the slightest bit of nutritious food for the mind, rather it is all a cocktail of various cheap stimuli. They can, if they want, make movies of great taste, capable of getting inside the head, or rather the heart of the people, and make them feel sentiments of utter significance both in the paths of individual and social progress, yet they choose not to. And their excuse for not making such movies is that, they do not sell – their excuse is that, people won't go to the theaters to watch an inspirational and thought-provoking movie – their excuse is that, people want entertainment, not philosophy!

Islam-is it a religion of peace or of violence? This is a question that torments the entire human... more Islam-is it a religion of peace or of violence? This is a question that torments the entire human society. But just because it is correlated with over-exaggerated discussions and debates, does not mean that the question itself is a genuine one. Let me put it this way-Islam is a religion of course, but neither of peace nor of violence. It is a religion like any other religion, that provides a psychological bedrock of baseline cultural identity and individuality to its people. But it is the actions of these people that should be accounted for to define whether the religion "Islam" is a religion of peace or of violence, instead of judging it based on the scripture Quran. Books are no measure for judgement in the society of thinking humanity.

How can we treat a nation? How can we solve its issues? This article is for every single person w... more How can we treat a nation? How can we solve its issues? This article is for every single person who wants to do something for his or her nation - who hails himself or herself as a patriot. In this article I am going to show you the biological procedure of treating the issues that torment a nation's soul.
The first step towards treating a nation, is that you must accept that you can't treat a nation, because it is not the nation that requires treatment. Rather it is the people. It is you, the modern human being of the civilized world who needs to work on treating your own conscience and perception. Perhaps I am sounding a bit complicated. So let me simplify.

No knowledge comes from the outside world or an imaginary supernatural paradise. No knowledge com... more No knowledge comes from the outside world or an imaginary supernatural paradise. No knowledge comes from some sort of divine entity, regardless of how effective they are. All knowledge, scientific or philosophical, ancient or modern, rises from the human mind. These minds are by all means just as human any other person on earth.

You have heard countless times from me, that Religion is not a book, it is not an institution, an... more You have heard countless times from me, that Religion is not a book, it is not an institution, and it is not even a person. Religion is realization of the self.

The Bible, the Quran, the Vedas and all the scriptures in the world are mere inventions of man (not woman) in the pursuit of understanding the self, and to some extent, in the pursuit of authoritarianism. Scriptures from the past have nothing to do with the neurologically created and experienced sensation of divinity and religion. However, all the books which humanity so gloriously worships as sacred, attempt to codify the divinity that is born with the human body and dies with it. This divinity or simply religion is born with the self created by the brain and ceases to exist when the self dies upon the death of the brain.

What is Education?Can you think of an accurate answer to this question?Does the modern civilize... more What is Education?
Can you think of an accurate answer to this question?
Does the modern civilized society has any idea on the true meaning of the term?
Has the society ever been able to understand the true psychological underpinnings of education?
Or has it only constructed a sophisticated and hectic structure and stuck the label “education” on it just to gain authentication?

God – Allah – Jehovah – Brahman – all these mere man-made verbal expressions become bleak and dis... more God – Allah – Jehovah – Brahman – all these mere man-made verbal expressions become bleak and dismal upon the attainment of the actual experience. Once the lotus of your inner divinity gets full-blown and you reach the mental state where all the religious giants of human history experienced the all-encompassing sense of godliness, the exuberance of the human mind turns infinite. Awakening into that state makes all the perceptual limitations of the mind disappear, just like a bucket of muddy water turns crystal-clear once poured into the ocean.

Perfection is not a feature of our world. On this planet nothing is perfect. Yet we crave for per... more Perfection is not a feature of our world. On this planet nothing is perfect. Yet we crave for perfection. Especially biological life on this planet is definitely far from perfect. We are not perfect. That's where the process of evolution comes in. Biological life including us the sapiens, keeps evolving from an imperfect species to a less imperfect species. So, we keep going in the path of getting less and less imperfect.

Have you ever wondered, why do we believe what we believe? Why some of us humans are religious, ... more Have you ever wondered, why do we believe what we believe?
Why some of us humans are religious, some spiritual, some extremists, some agnostics and some atheists?
What is it that makes various human beings perceive different things at different moral, logical and spiritual level?
Are we all merely smart biological devices with various operating platforms like iOS, Android, Windows, Linux and Blackberry?
What makes us so different in terms of beliefs and disbeliefs? And why is it so hard for humans to embrace each other’s beliefs?
And the ultimate question is, does our belief actually allow us to connect with the reality? Does it have any significance in the human biology?

If you are reading this, it means you are an intricate part of this modern human civilization. An... more If you are reading this, it means you are an intricate part of this modern human civilization. And as a modern human being you already know what the term “Jihad” actually means. So, I won’t go into the worthless analysis of the term itself. However, the purpose of this brief article is to pin-point the actual cause of its birth, and how we can work towards terminating it from our society once and forever.
The very existence of Jihad or Holy War is predicated on one’s personal idea of religion. It all comes down to one simple matter of personal realization, which is – what is religion to you?

What is Soul? Is it magic? Or is it something pretty much physical but seems to be magical? Is it... more What is Soul? Is it magic? Or is it something pretty much physical but seems to be magical? Is it something Science can explain? Or is it beyond human comprehension?
Here you are going to have your confusions surrounding the term Soul, thrown away, once and forever.

“Theoretical Religion is easy. Even a chimpanzee can get it. What the world needs is Practical Sc... more “Theoretical Religion is easy. Even a chimpanzee can get it. What the world needs is Practical Scientific Religion.”

“Once upon a time, there was a frog that lived in a well. It was born there and brought up there, and yet was a little, small frog. One day another frog that lived in the sea came and fell into the well. "Where are you from?" "I am from the sea." "The sea! How big is that? Is it as big as my well?" and it took a leap from one side of the well to the other. "My friend," said the frog of the sea, "how do you compare the sea with your little well?" Then the frog took another leap and asked, "Is your sea so big?" "What nonsense you speak, to compare the sea with your well!" "Well, then," said the frog of the well, "nothing can be bigger than my well; there can be nothing bigger than this; this fellow is a liar, so turn him out." This has been the difficulty with religious beliefs all through ages."

Is it possible for the civilized human society to see beyond those tiny circles of belief systems?

In Search of Divinity is a heart-warming journey towards the Kingdom of Conscience, beyond the never-ending conflicts among orthodox religious belief systems. Celebrated Neuroscientist and International Best-selling Author Abhijit Naskar in his surreal and spell-binding way reveals the path towards the liberation of the mind. He shows us the glimpse of a world, where religious faith doesn't become an impediment in the path of progress of thinking humanity. Naskar's painstaking efforts to build that world represent the quest of billions of peace-loving human beings.

In Search of Divinity is the Handbook of Discovering the Kingdom of Absolute Oneness.

Love is the most amazing sensation on planet earth. A life without falling in love, is a life nev... more Love is the most amazing sensation on planet earth. A life without falling in love, is a life never lived. Love is the union of two minds. The term itself can set a person free from miseries. As humans, we all crave for love. There lies the true essence of life. Despite all the grace and glory of love, why is it so hard to keep a love life alive in this civilized world? In spite of all human efforts from both sides of a romantic relationship, why do relationships fail so often? The secret lies deep inside the human mind. The mind is a beautiful and mysterious apparatus, that often plays tricks on us beyond our human understanding. Above all, the male and female minds are two vividly different worlds. Each world has its own distinctive brain circuits. And the key to a healthy relationship is to dive deep inside the minds of both sexes and discover what makes each of them tick.

The existence of God has long fascinated the human species. Based on a system of belief and sever... more The existence of God has long fascinated the human species. Based on a system of belief and several historical encounters with God, people have built their religions. Whenever something bizarre bothers someone, and that someone takes refuge in divine guidance, hardcore religious preachers give only one absurd answer— “God works in a mysterious way”. But has this so called God ever been experienced by any mortal being, or was it all very biological! In the book the author, a neuroscientist draws the first ever illustration of the scientific explanation of God experience and beliefs for everyone including the layman. In the book, we’ll discover how exactly we humans constructed God and not the other way around.

A daring adventure of the darkest and most enigmatic regions of the human mind. The mysterious ab... more A daring adventure of the darkest and most enigmatic regions of the human mind. The mysterious abilities that human mind possesses are often considered as science fiction but in this book the author brightens the foggy arena of human abilities with the profound basis of advanced neuroscience. Telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, premonition, afterlife all these phenomena are nothing but the creation of the human brain. These all are the gifts from mother nature that make human beings as a species the most advanced of all living creatures on earth. And the next steps of evolution would eventually allow the humans to consciously control those fascinating abilities of the mind.

Spirituality is the magical word that gives the human species some solace and a feeling of divine... more Spirituality is the magical word that gives the human species some solace and a feeling of divine bliss. It’s a sensation that often surpasses all the regulations of modern religious beliefs. It often appears to many that the sensation of spirituality brings a kind of strength and confidence in their personality and also keeps them calm in times of distress. In modern times, many people consider themselves to be more spiritual than religious. But what does religion has to do with the transcendental world of spirituality? Which one of them came first? Why does spirituality have such a deep impact over the human species? And how exactly we humans attained such a state where everything seems so very meaningful? And the most sensitive question is, was a divine intervention at all necessary for the seeds of spirituality to grow within the human mind? In the book, we find actual scientific answers to those questions.

The Art of Neuroscience in Everything is an amazing exploration of scientific revelation through ... more The Art of Neuroscience in Everything is an amazing exploration of scientific revelation through the surreal and enigmatic experiences of human being. All human experiences, behaviors, beliefs and feelings like love, faith, attraction, lust, kindness, empathy, god, good and evil are the creation of various intricate and inexplicable molecular interactions within the brain. The book opens up the beautiful maze of the human brain to the readers and brings them closer to their deepest instincts and feelings.

A compendium of several scientific works of Abhijit Naskar. It comprises five elementary books by... more A compendium of several scientific works of Abhijit Naskar. It comprises five elementary books by him on neuroscience - “The Art of Neuroscience in Everything”, “Your Own Neuron: A Tour of Your Psychic Brain”, “The God Parasite: Revelation of Neuroscience”, “The Spirituality Engine” and “Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love”. These works exude the vivacious beauty of modern neuroscience and its excellent impact upon the very existence of human life. In his books Neuroscientist Naskar builds a bridge between the layman and the world of modern neuroscience. In these works, we get to explore the deepest corners of the human mind and understand what makes each of us tick. Neurosutra takes us on an enchanting journey through the mysterious and fascinating universe of the mind where we shall discover the key to a better living.