Science and spirituality are often presented as rivals. "The Two Lamps" treats them as two lights for the same dark room. One lamp is the method of observation, measurement and proof. The other is the inner tradition of mantra, shastra, the Bhagavad Gita, the Upanishads and Vedanta.

This book looks at what each lamp shows well, where each one stops, and what becomes visible when both are held together. It keeps the sources in view, separates what is tradition from what is interpretation, and asks the reader to test every idea against reason and experience rather than accept it on authority.

For readers who want to keep their questions and their faith, and to see more clearly with both.