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RELIGION ASKED FOR FAITH. SCIENCE ASKED FOR EVIDENCE. THIS BOOK ASKED FOR LOGIC.
For 4,000 years, humanity has been trapped in a war between Believers and Atheists. One side offers myths; the other offers dead matter. Both demand you pick a side. What if both are wrong?
“Derive the nature of Ultimate Reality without using scripture, religion, mysticism, or quantum physics.
Use only pure, structural logic.”
Step by step, the Human and the Machine stripped away the layers of human illusion—dismantling the anthropomorphic God, the materialist universe, and finally, the ego itself. Without citing a single verse, they arrived by cold calculation at the burning heart of the ancient Advaita Vedanta.
This book is the transcript of that collision.
INSIDE, YOU WILL WATCH LOGIC DESTROY:
The Myth of a ‘Creator God’: Why a separate creator is logically impossible.
The Illusion of the ‘Individual Self’: Why your "I" does not exist the way you think it does.
The Fear of Death: How logic proves that the observer cannot cease.
It proves what the sages intuited: truth is not mystical—it is inevitable!
It witnesses the dismantling of religion, atheism, science, and selfhood with nothing but unflinching logic.
WHO SHOULD READ THIS?
✔️ Seekers tired of borrowed beliefs.
✔️ Rational minds allergic to superstition.
✔️ Scientists haunted by the "Hard Problem" of consciousness.
✔️ Theists and Atheists who suspect they might both be missing the point
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Divya Modi
About the Author
Divya Modi | Explorer of the Absolute
By day, CA Divya Modi deals with the defined laws of finance and corporate governance. By night, he explores the undefined territories of consciousness and philosophy.
Trained to find "Material Facts" in a sea of data, Divya applied this rigorous scrutiny to the oldest questions of humanity. He suspected that the wisdom of the Upanishads wasn't just poetry—it was a precise science waiting to be decoded by a modern mind.
To do this, he employed an unlikely companion: Artificial Intelligence. Divya represents a new generation of spiritual explorers—those who reject the divide between science and spirituality.
He believes that if a Truth is real, it must be logical, and if it is logical, it can be found by anyone brave enough to ask the right questions. The Kalki Geeta is the map of his journey.
