The Sikhs in Bihar

Mani Lal, a writer and physicist from India, is Mani Lal Bhoumik. His quantum physics thesis and scientific research was what eventually led to him becoming a best-selling author. The bestseller Code Name God is not only his story of his personal journey but he has also written a few Bengali books, including Bishwa Jeebani, Biography of the Universe, and Ami Naren, Bideshe Vivekananda, both of which have been recently listed as bestsellers.
Many acknowledge that science is the reason for the growing divide between man and machine. Code Name God, a book that is subtitled “The Spiritual Odyssey of a Man of Science”, is very well-titled. It combines spirituality with science to explain deep concepts that appear to be shaping our lives. Is God dead? Is religion and faith just a fad? Science is responsible for causing a divide between man and his creator? World thought was dominated by belief in divine power until around four hundred years ago. Man seemed to have lost faith in God as a result of scientific advances and philosophical skepticism. Science has proven to be a false god and left behind a despondent and disillusioned humanity. Mani Lal Bhomik’s book explains how he attempted to answer the above questions using quantum physics ingredients that matched his own journey from poverty to riches. His journey from a small village in Bengal to Bel Air, during turbulent times of famine and the chaos of freedom struggle, is described by the author. His father’s ideals, and later great freedom fighters such as Mahatma Gandhi, deeply influenced his life. The details of his journey are detailed with a touch spirituality and techniques such as the LASIK technique. Code Name God is enriching and inspiring. It offers a simple, easy-to-understand scientific method to faith and God-realization. A few critics have referred to it as the author’s personal journey. Penguin India published the book in 2006 and it is now available in paperback. The book contains the fascinating techniques of LASIK technology.