Metaphysics in the age of physics

Modern physics, for all its precision, is beginning to question its own foundations—space, time, and causality are no longer secure certainties but open questions. As theory grows ever more abstract, science finds itself circling back toward the ancient territory of metaphysics, where understanding reality means rethinking what it means to exist at all.

Why science alone can’t explain why we exist

This article explores the limits of scientific explanation and shows how Bhāgavata philosophy expands our understanding of existence. By integrating empirical inquiry with philosophy and spiritual insight, it presents a framework where consciousness and purpose are central, not accidental.

Does math need a mind?

This essay explores the tension between two visions of reality: one in which the universe is a self-sufficient mathematical structure, and another in which consciousness is the primary ground of being. It suggests that while mathematical order reveals the universe’s coherence, only awareness gives that order meaning.