What science can and cannot explain

Science powerfully describes how the universe behaves, but it remains silent on deeper questions of meaning, consciousness, and purpose. Drawing on examples from cosmology and quantum mechanics, this article explores the limits of scientific explanation and the role of the observer in knowledge itself. Through the lens of the Ātma Paradigm and Bhāgavata philosophy, it argues that consciousness is not a byproduct of matter, but the foundation that makes reality and understanding possible.

Bhāgavata epistemology: what it is and why modern seekers need it

In a world of information overload and fractured truths, Bhāgavata philosophy offers a clear and integrated method of knowing. By harmonizing perception, reason, and spiritual testimony, it provides seekers with a reliable framework for discerning truth and cultivating transformative wisdom.