When Spirituality Meets Science: It's great!

And yes: It's POSSIBLE: Proof! Matthieu Ricard (great man of benevolence and French scientist became a Buddhist monk) and Trinh Xuan Thuan (scientific astrophysicist) join hands together to write this amazing book I just finished.

Indeed, as expressed in the 4th cover: "science and spirituality enlighten each in its own way the lives of men, so why would not they not complementary"?

It is sure to advance the schmilblick it's smarter to work together and find common ground rather than spend his time crimp the bun;)))). The scientific and spiritual knowledge at the dawn of the 21st century are not at all still foreign enough to each other to the point that they can not build "bridges" of understanding, and that their confrontation FINALLY produce anything other than a dialogue of the deaf. (Oh dear these double negatives grammar lol! SOS!)

"How to conduct my life and how to live in society? What can I know?" These three fundamental issues of concern since the dawn of time the whole of humanity (unless a moron IQ of 50;). These same questions (! 3 the same, but yes) are also at the heart of Science, Philosophy, Art, Social Action etc etc ... ALL finally;). This book is a fabulous return, what a real dialogue between these two figures and these two are discussing with evident pleasure ... And the merger is possible because in many areas (yes yes I swear) thinking Matthew joined with great precision quantum reflections (on = quantum quanta units variation of a physical quantity) Trinh, and this exchange is incredibly rich.

I'm not at all enough "erudite" to produce a summary here that is well written enough to put all that brought me this book and I do not want to paraphrase ... So I simply offers you look closely at the title of this book: "Infinity is in the palm of the hand," as in the heart of every living thing down here, if only in the stamens of a flower heart or yet harmonious convolutions that made the blood in the body of men; but also in the simple and magical beauty of a rainbow or that of an aurora borealis (both ultra scientific phenomena).

The largest and the smallest is just the same, and if it appeals to you, it's good, you can read this fascinating book!