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Proof of Existence of Soul in Human Cells: A Comparison of Vedantic Science to Modern Science (We are Creating Ourselves!)
Vedanta, an ancient Indian science, asserts an unchanging soul (Atman) as the essence of an individual, emphasizing immortality, pleasure, consciousness, and identity with Brahman. Modern science, on the other hand, views consciousness as an emergent attribute of brain processes. This interplay between spirituality and science raises speculative questions about reality, consciousness, and the cosmos. Contemporary scholars aim to blend Vedanta and science to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the soul, addressing the complexity of human experience and the existence of seeming foreign souls within human bodies.
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