Thread by @SanatanReveals

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sm half baked rented #atheists these days try to undermine the influence of #Hinduism on Erwin Schrodinger and they call hindus whatsapp university graduates. Now lets examine who actually graduated from whatsapp. here we go @SagasofBharat @total_woke_
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Erwin Schrodinger famous for wave mechanics, wrote a book "My view of The World" Published by Cambridge University Press in 1964. This book throws a bright flash light on Erwin Schrodinger's views and beliefs.
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at p.21-22, Erwin implies that Vedanta reveals life's profound unity: Your existence is not separate; it's an integral part of the whole, echoed in "Tat Tvam Asi. read his entire statement in pics below
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Reflecting upon the problem of spatial and temporal multiplicity of observing and thinking individuals, Erwin while supporting #Vedanta implied Plurality is an illusion. Analogies, like a many-faceted crystal reflecting one object, clarify this fundamental dogma.
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in Erwin's views all philosophy succumbs again n again to the conflict btw theoretically unavoidable acceptance of berkeleian idealism n its complete uselessness of understanding real world, the only solution lies in the wisdom of #Upanishads.
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Walter Moore wrote a detailed treaty on Erwin Schrodinger's life under the title "Schrodinger life and thought" published by Cambridge University Press. Now we will see what he found out about Erwin and #Hinduism
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As per Walter, Erwin studied #Buddhism , Samkhya n #yoga sutra, vedanta & life of #buddha and thought deeply about teachings of #Hindu Scriptures. ultimately came to believe in Hindu Scriptures.
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As per Walter, Erwin was simply following the path of knowledge as laid down in #Gita and his intellect showed him the way and he expressed his belief in #Vedanta.
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Walter even goes on to say that mathematical physicist and brilliant child tends to go towards #Vedanta and this explains why Schrodinger became a believer in Vedanta.
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Walter p.348, Schrodinger's approach to research, is in accord with his belief in Vedanta. p.401 for Schrodinger Vedanta was grandest of all thoughts and he was a lifelong believer of Vedanta and never wavered from it.
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