The connection between western science and eastern philosophy.
In this thought-provoking book, I use Einstein’s interest in wanting to find the absolute ruling point in nature and his quest for the theory of everything as the basis to connect with the Buddha’s wisdom regarding the existence of the ultimate truth, which he called ‘Nirvana’. My prime duty is to help you to understand that this ultimate element has everything to do with each of us, intimately and significantly. This is reflected in the contents of this book: finding our true self, the state of a normal mind, the final frontier and so on. I also reveal the nature of the ultimate truth by connecting it with neutral terms such as ‘here and now’, ‘truth and reality’ and ‘the innocent perception’.
No one, no idea, no concept, no theory, no solution can be called ‘perfect’; things can only be as perfect as they can be in relation to time and space. Even the absolute truth is within the realm of constant movement. So, even a fully enlightened person is not perfect; the perfection of an Arahat is strictly in the relative sense. We merely learn how to live in harmony with change if we know the ultimate truth, that’s all.