An attempt to study the dynamics of the universe is not about the pursuit of a body of complicated knowledge. Complicated, it is. However, the attempt is about battling a peculiar kind of insecurity. Such insecurity, about the meaning of one’s own existence, gives rise to a hunger that has been haunting mankind across millennia. Human reasoning relentlessly tries to understand that hunger as an expression of an individual’s desire to be a part of the universal consciousness.
The unhurried
revealing of the absolute truth, which quietens the rage of the overpowering
hunger, is Moksha.
