For the first time, an Indian author brings science, yoga, and philosophy onto the same platform. The depth of understanding of the author of the subjects is admirable. Beginning with the Trika philosophy of Kashmir, moving ahead with legends like Agastya of Tantara doctrine of Srividya fame, he shifts to the yoga masters of Bengal from more recent times and then proceeds to show that Jesus too had preached the same truths about the true nature of the world around us, and also about us. He presents them in a way that physics, chemistry, and biology turn into mere predictions of a much higher science.