Dr. Onkar Nath Kaushal’s new book “Samay Yan – Time Van” presents a fascinating exploration of the deep connection between time, consciousness, and spiritual science. The author believes that time travel is not a hypothetical or imaginary concept, but a continuous inner process operating within the human body and guided by the mind. He explains that while it is impossible for humans to achieve external time travel through the speed of light, the human mind moves far faster than light waves—giving it the unique ability to travel across different layers of time within one’s consciousness.
This book is the outcome of the author’s research, inspired by spiritual insight. It explains complex ideas such as the structure of time, the speed of the mind, spiritual energy, and the scientific interpretation of inner experiences in a simple yet profound manner. Dr. Kaushal emphasizes that by understanding the inner powers of the mind, humans can perceive time as a distinct dimension. His writing encourages readers to recognize the “time travel” happening within their own consciousness.
Dr. Onkar Nath Kaushal is a renowned eye surgeon who served in government medical services and held the position of Additional Director in the Chitrakoot Dham Mandal of Uttar Pradesh. Along with his distinguished medical career, he has been deeply connected with spiritual and literary pursuits. His earlier book, “Saral Ramayan Bhasha,” also published by your house, was widely appreciated by readers.
“Samay Yan – Time Van” is not only an insightful read for those interested in scientific concepts but also a meaningful journey for readers inclined toward spiritual understanding. The book reveals the subtle connection between mind, time, and energy, inspiring readers to think, explore, and discover within themselves. It is a remarkable work for anyone who wishes to understand that time does not merely flow through the ticking of a clock—rather, it flows through our consciousness, and the power of the mind allows us to move forward and backward within that flow, experiencing “time travel” in its true sense.