The Yogic Mutant




Welcome to your Future Self:
The Yogic Mutant

Here you will discover the Science of Life.

The Physics of your Emotions. The Algorithm for your Mind. A Graph for your Morals.

Also, the technology for mutation into a higher specie: An Ultra-Human!

The Bhagwad Gita gives four interlinked goals for every human.

Suffering comes from ignorance of the laws of life.

Despite tremendous advancement, our modern lives are rife with suffering, pain, disease and dissatisfaction. Often life is comfortable but lacks meaning and purpose. We barely understand its whys or hows. The Yogic Mutant decodes all such existential questions while leading us to our ultimate human destiny. Our collective destiny, which is also a human impulse, one we cannot deny. It is our evolutionary impulse to mutate into a higher specie, a trans-human, an ultra-human. Without the help of any external crutches.

“If you are looking for an easy read this book will not be for you . However if one wants some food for thought , i would definetely reccomend this book . GOD is not a being to worship but a species to transform into through YOGA . GOD state is our collective destiny , as the book says . I loved the line . Although i have never really taken interest in yoga , i understood for the first time that it is not exercise alone . Everyone in our country should read this book to understand what YOGA and GOD truly is“

Once, long ago, when I was young, fresh and unspoiled, I wanted to be a model child. Please my parents, be a source of pride and joy to them. They were the reference for my naïve philosophy of life. Then, childhood idealism dissolved into angry adolescence. I rebelled to assert my individuality, and the fight itself became my new anchor.

Free-will takes the title of being the most contentious, unsettled topic of philosophical debate ever. Be it Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius or the armchair philosophers of your weekend drinking circle; everyone, intellectual and commoner alike, has thought about free-will. Casual or deep, informed or uninformed, the arguments on free-will never end.

Hinduism’s caste system is a tragedy of Greek proportions, one which is reviled across the world and rightly so. As the modern Hindu, intellectual and layman alike knows it, society was once divided into five castes: the Brahmins (priests), the Kshatriyas (kings), Vaishyas (businessmen), Shudras (labourers), and the Malecchas (Untouchables).

Yoga is the highest union, the highest that can ever be. Union with what, you may ask? Union with what we have always desired, without realizing. Imagine that you were standing under an exquisite, starry sky, but you didn’t know. You can’t see it. It is invisible because an ugly, thick ceiling blocks your view.