Science And Jain Philosophy

Author(s): Raksha J Shah, Abhijit Muni, Pooja Banthia
Publisher: International Conference on Science and Jain Philosophy

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International Conference on Science and Jain Philosophy 2016
If this is true, then let us allow the eminent scientists and the scholars working in research field of Jainism as well as spirituality in general to come on the same platform to deliberate over the topics such as
Science and Spirituality Science, Society and Ethics Soul and consciousness Ecology and Environment Laws of Science & Laws of Karma etc.
Also, in spite of tremendous efforts made by the theoretical science including Microcosmology, Macrocosmology, Mathematics etc., the ultimate breakthrough is still to be made to define precisely the subtle aspects of the physical world, the psychical world, space, time, relatively etc. Hence, it is advisable to compare, contrast and correlate the doctrines, enunciated by Bhagawan Mahavira through his extra- sensory perception, with the hypothesis and probable models given by the modern scientists, and try to find out experimentally (both through sensory perception as well as by developing extra-sensory perception) the solutions to the most intricate problems concerning the ultimate nature of reality.
Above all, the threatening challenges like terrorism, global warming (or climate change), the chronic form of domestic violence, specially the one amongst the teenagers and the youngsters, the social, economic and racial disparity and so on and so forth, are to be addressed gallantly through blending Ancient Wisdom with Modern Science and Technology. This is what can be expressed as Sl+ S2= P.
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