Jahidul Alam
An attempt has been made to understand the real nature of the world through this book. Here the universe is not only a collection of matter, but the world is the combined form of matter and consciousness. In this discussion both matter and consciousness are accepted here as eternal and important.The universe is a system.he elements of the system are eternal. But the system is not eternal.Elements of a system are arranged in different proportions and in different arrangements, resulting in phenomena like creation, destruction and evolution.As the nature of the universe is both inanimate and conscious, so the change in the universe is simultaneously mechanical and planned. The equal participation of mechanical and planned causes in change has helped to maintain an overall balance in nature. Because if the change was only due to mechanical reasons, freedom of will could not be established. If the change on the other side was only planned, there would be extreme uncertainty in the world.In addition to discussing the nature of the universe, this book discusses the nature of the individual, the relationship between the individual and nature. In this book, the individual and the nature are considered non-dual. Here, the individual is considered as a small version of the larger nature. The individual is a small replica of a large system.
