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God, Science, and Reality is an enthralling journey that involves a battle  of wit. The book raises some fundamental questions about the nature of God, Science, and their relationship with man and ultimate reality. Our reality has two dimensions -- sublime and mundane - and the author touches them both. The Central theme of this book is to bring out a holistic view of Reality and linking it with our current understanding of Nature, Man and his belief system. The book questions - does the mechanism through which we gather knowledge, the present architecture of religion help us in understanding the overall Master’s Plan behind creation? And importantly after knowing the Master’s plan how to accomplish the goal of life in reaching toward perfection and moving one step higher in the evolution. This book builds a model for investigating reality by uniting science and spirituality in a broader perspective. In this book one finds Sanskrit words critically decoded to extract their lost meanings and only then the Vedic dossiers open up to a holistic scientific view and we are left to marvel at the ancient knowledge. A completely new model of reality is built which encompasses Man, Nature, Knowledge, Religion, Cosmos, Consciousness, and Existence as a whole.  The book puts forward a compelling and unbiased interdisciplinary account where Nature, Knowledge, Physics, Neurobiology, Philosophy, Sociology, and Religion meet at the crossroad of time. About the Author Pinaki Ganguly with holds all personal information because he intends to keep this book free of any bias which is a precondition for tracing the path of ultimate truth. It would suffice to say that Pinaki does not carry any affiliation of scientific, religious, or political institution. Pinaki presently lives in Kolkata with his family and is work for IBM India.