Behind the Qulisa of the Universe

Here is a unique book-thinking about the universe, science and religion. The author is a professional astronomer, senior researcher at the State Astronomical Institute named after P.K. Sternberg Moscow State University named after MV Lomonosov. Unlike most popular science publications, this book is not limited to the story of the successes of modern physics and cosmology. After Panegyir, the author makes a sharp turn in the narrative and shows the fundamental restrictions of cognitive activity of consciousness, rooted in its biological nature. Those restrictions that inevitably inherit the language of science, mathematics. A close view of mathematics demonstrates its helplessness as an instrument in solving the fundamental issues of science.
Departing from traditional scientific stamps and turning to the experience of the East, the author speaks of qualitatively different possibilities of cognitive activity of consciousness. The book makes you look at yoga, religion, science from a different angle and unexpectedly see between them the general that often escaped with a superficial emotional look.
For a better understanding, the author turns to parables, the imagery of which allows you to intuitively understand the presented.
The book will be interesting to everyone who is worried about the questions: “What is the universe?”, “What is the mind?”, “What is a person?”