Human efforts to understand the origin of the Universe and Life are as old as the earliest human civilizations. It is like a single objective phenomenon in which the observer and the observed arise together, like the North and South poles—like the two faces of a single coin. Wise of the olden times based their research on the awareness in them ‘which could observe’. Modern science, on the other hand, began to investigate what was around and could be ‘observed’. It has many remarkable findings to its credit, backed by several theories and as many assumptions—and some gaping holes too – things and events that cannot be satisfactorily explained. The reason is, its insistence that consciousness cannot exist in the absence of a brain mechanism and neural connections, choosing to disregard Max Planck, who said, “I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as a derivative of consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness”, and also Werner Heisenberg, Erwin Schrodinger, David Bohm, and some others, who had expressed opinions of a similar nature. This book is a result of years of investigation and passionate research in both the physical sciences and spiritual knowledge of the East and the West—an honest effort to put together the pieces of this great jigsaw puzzle that we know as our world.