The Tao Of Physics

I had heard a lot about this book. Fully satisfied and overwhelmed by the comparisons Dr Capra makes with ancient eastern religious texts. Must read for the modern generation. Abstract concepts of physics are explained in layman's terms without any complex mathematical equations. Can be read again and again to ponder over the points raised.

great

Must read

One of the best physicist book . How eastern mysticism and western science are connected explained nicely

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Flamboyant....... Nearly addressing almost all the fundamental questions prevailing in the scientific world. Recommending to all students and graduates who have scientific temper.

Brilliant discovery of the exceptional minds of the Eastern thought, specially Vedanta

Most illuminating book ever..I decided to read this book after a mention regarding this book in another text..such delightful presentation in the most engaging manner. I would recommend this book to anyone.

Yet not going into too much details of neither of them. Could be quite heavy on the physics parts for those without engineering background.

This is a book well worth reading from cover to cover. And I especially liked the two prefaces and two afterwords, and the epilogue. There are no less than 60 mentions of scientists, mystics and scientific theories for those interested in further research. A book for every school library, one that may replace many many other more sectarian ones.

This is an amazing book to read if you want to see how some of the most important ideas in eastern mysticism and modern physics are converging. Actually, the "converging" is only taking place in our understanding: the concepts and worldviews of the two schools of thought are startlingly similar and have been for some time, and the author does a great job for the most part of drawing the parallels while not getting too technical with the modern physics stuff. I say "for the most part" because towards the end of the book (about the last two chapters) he basically says "screw the layman" and delves deeply into S matrix theory in a very technical, confusing, boring, and brain-overloading way. This is where he lost me; I wasn't able to finish the book. But most of the book is a great read--one of the best on the subject in my opinion.

Very interesting how ancient eastern philosophy described reality that modern physics now reveals.

Me gustó mucho el libro.