About the Author
Mani Bhaumik
ISBN 9780144001033
Rs. 400
Penguin India
Code Name God
Who it's for: Readers interested in science and spirituality
In 'Code Name God', renowned physicist and LASIK pioneer Mani Bhaumik bridges the perceived divide between science and spirituality. Drawing from his extraordinary journey—from humble beginnings in Mahatma Gandhi’s camp to scientific acclaim—Bhaumik presents a compelling framework that demonstrates how scientific understanding and spiritual wisdom are not contradictory but essential for a meaningful human existence.Why You Should Read? Explore a balanced perspective on the interplay between science and spirituality from a distinguished scientist. Discover an inspiring personal narrative of overcoming adversity and and seeking profound meaning in life. Gain a clearer, scientifically informed approach to understanding faith and God-realization. Challenge conventional thinking about the relationship between scientific advancement and spiritual belief.
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- Written by Mani Bhaumik, renowned physicist and LASIK pioneer
- Explores the intersection of science and spirituality
- Includes personal narrative from Gandhi's camp to scientific success
- Offers a framework for integrating scientific and spiritual wisdom
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Questions about this book
Who is the author of Code Name God?
The author is Mani Bhaumik, a renowned physicist and LASIK pioneer.
What is the main topic of the book?
The book bridges the perceived divide between science and spirituality, arguing they are complementary.
Does the book include autobiographical elements?
Yes, it draws on the author's journey from humble beginnings in Mahatma Gandhi's camp to scientific acclaim.
What is the book's perspective on faith?
It presents a scientifically informed approach to understanding faith and God-realization.