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Hum Sab Amar Hain

Hum Sab Amar Hain

Poornanand Mishra

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Notion Press Media Pvt. Ltd
Año de edición:
2026
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Filosofía
ISBN:
9798906068965
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Hum Sab Amar Hain is a thoughtful and unusual Hindi work that brings science to one of humanity’s oldest questions: how should we understand life, death, and continuity?Written in clear, accessible language, the book does not ask the reader to step away from reason. Instead, it uses reason as the path of inquiry. Shri Poornanand Ji Mishra moves step by step through the structure of the human body, the chemistry of the cell, elements, molecules, atoms, the emergence of life, growth, ageing, and death. Along the way, science is not presented as dry information, nor philosophy as distant abstraction. Together, they become a way of looking at existence with curiosity, humility, and calm reflection.The book is especially meaningful for students, science enthusiasts, and thoughtful readers who wish to approach large questions through a scientific yet humane lens. Its scientific references belong to their time, but its spirit remains fresh: open-minded, disciplined, and deeply readable.This new edition restores a rare Hindi text that invites readers to think carefully about matter, life, change, and what may continue beyond visible form.

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