My Non-Vedic Reading List

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Thom gave us plenty of reading in his recent episode covering his favorite Vedic literature. In this episode, he closes the loop and shares some of his favorite non-Vedic literature. 

Not surprisingly, most of it is non-fiction and explores the ways in which the Universe, and we humans work. 

Thom also includes a fictional piece which is very much aligned with the Vedic worldview of consciousness being everywhere and in everything.

As Thom says in the podcast, “...even if you are a fast reader, you'll probably spend the better part of the year trying to get through some of this stuff.”

Episode Highlights:

[00:45] Recommended Reading

[01:38] The Overstory

[03:14] Non-fiction Books by Paul Davies

[06:23] Davies' Exploration of the Perfect Conditions

[08:03] Come to Your Own Conclusion

[09:41] Professor John Gribben's Thesis

[10:45] Professor Brian Josephson's Works

[12:31] Books on Neuroscience - Norman Doidge

[14:27] Sapiens - Yuval Noah Harari

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