Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India
Consciousness, a fabric of the universe, is a continuum which has been enunciated with sublime thoughts by humankind and articulated in elegant and majestic forms. It has been elaborated for millennia with a keen sense in tune with the laws of science and in harmony with nature that it stands unrivalled. The entire creation is regulated and upheld solitarily by eternal all pervasive energy without which life would cease to exist. However, the manifestation of such a spirit force remains invisible to the human eyes. The scientific community has been contemplating to decode the mystery of consciousness. Seen as complementary the eastern and the western perspectives render a comprehensive understanding of consciousness and its very purpose for existence of humankind. The greatest human adventure is to comprehend the evolution of consciousness and transcend its level to reach the ultimate goal. We are in this life to elevate the soul, liberate the spirit, and arouse our inner consciousness. Human quest wonders Where does consciousness come from? Where does it reside? What happens to it during out of body experience (OBE) and what happens to it post-life? These altered states of consciousness in the realm of realizing ultimate truth can be perceived through Ultra Transcendental Meditation (UTM) with perpetual training within the eyes of the observer and the mind of the seeker only under the guidance of a Living Master. The extra sensory perception (ESP) during UTM provides concrete benchmarks in neuroscience, further substantiated in NOETIC science intersecting with integrated information technology (IIT). Stimulating reverberating sound currents and resonating frequencies that are attained/experienced during UTM in communion with the Spiritual Master unfolds the ultimate reality for the individual seekers. The practice of UTM, facilitates connecting Internet among minds in the region of universal mind just as we communicate physically on social networking sites. Thus, the universal spirit and the individual spirit forces are unified as part of connectomics. Scientists have employed advanced magnetoencephalography (MEG) technique aided by artificial intelligence (AI) on Tibetan monks to decipher internal experiences which lack the impingement of cognitive science in absence of first-person experience. Each of us can manifest the consciousness that transcends space, time, and linear causality. Scientists should also engage themselves in meditation for first-person experiential learning towards unification with higher levels of consciousness converging to the Omni quantum spiritual field. This follows from the fact that there is a minuscule design at each level and a grand design at cosmos level. In order to overcome the sufferings, pain, sorrow prevailing in the world today, the mankind should adapt Dayalbagh way of life for redemption imbibing spirituality, humility and empathy as hallmark of life under a living spiritual master.
Curriculum Vitae of Prof. Anand Mohan
Name : Prof. Anand Mohan, FASc., FNASc.
Father’s Name : Late Prof. Shanti Lal Kayastha
Date of Birth : 29th September, 1957
Designation : Registrar (2nd February 2009 to 30th September 2025)
(Formerly Professor of Geology,
Banaras Hindu University)
Institution : Dayalbagh Educational Institute
(Deemed to be University), Dayalbagh
Agra – 282 005, Uttar Pradesh
Mobile: 09336907431, 07060520949
Email: anand.abhu@gmail.com
Academic credentials at Banaras Hindu University:
Lecturer: 3.9.1986, Reader: 7.1.1991, Professor: 7.1.1999, Voluntary Retirement: 1.2. 2009
Awards & Honours
1. Fellow, National Academy of Sciences, Allahabad (F.N.A.Sc.)
2. Fellow, Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore ( F.A.Sc.).
3. Systems Society of India (SSI) Vikram Award for contribution to Real Life Systems of
National Importance.
4. Distinguished Alumni Award of the Dayalbagh Educational Institute at its XLIII Convocation.
5. Felicitated as Guest of Honour with a Citation at the Banaras Hindu University on the occasion of celebrating 100 years of the Geology Department
6. M.R. Srinivasa Rao Award by the Geological Society of India, Bangalore.
7. National Mineral Award, Ministry of Steel & Mines, Government of India.
8. Career Award, University Grants Commission, New Delhi
9. INSA Medal (Indian National Science Academy) for Young Scientist for Outstanding
work on P - T characterization of granulites of South India.
10. Associate, Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, in recognition of the talent and
originality in research in Petrology and Mineralogy.
11. Prestigious Leverhulme Commonwealth Visiting Fellowship to England.
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Curriculum Vitae of Prof. Anand Mohan
Name : Prof. Anand Mohan, FASc., FNASc.
Father’s Name : Late Prof. Shanti Lal Kayastha
Date of Birth : 29th September, 1957
Designation : Registrar (2nd February 2009 to 30th September 2025)
(Formerly Professor of Geology,
Banaras Hindu University)
Institution : Dayalbagh Educational Institute
(Deemed to be University), Dayalbagh
Agra – 282 005, Uttar Pradesh
Mobile: 09336907431, 07060520949
Email: anand.abhu@gmail.com
Academic credentials at Banaras Hindu University:
Lecturer: 3.9.1986, Reader: 7.1.1991, Professor: 7.1.1999, Voluntary Retirement: 1.2. 2009
Prof. Anand Mohan is a distinguished academician (Former Professor of Geology at Banaras Hindu University) and an Administrator (Former Registrar, Dayalbagh educational Institute). He is recepient of several awards and honours including;
Distinguished Alumni Award of the Dayalbagh Educational Institute, M.R. Srinivasa Rao Award by the Geological Society of India, Bangalore, National Mineral Award, Ministry of Steel & Mines, Career Award, University Grants Commission, Systems Society of India (SSI) Vikram Award, Leverhulme Commonwealth Visiting Fellowship to England. He is Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, Allahabad and the Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore.