Description
information is the matrix
time is the container
desire is the engine
We often treat modern science and ancient Indic philosophy as opposing worlds - one built on equations, the other on metaphysics. But stretch these two traditions along the axis of time, and a startling structure reveals itself: they are twin strands of a single double helix.
ChronoSūtra maps this convergence. By weaving the concepts of Vedanta, Shiva-Shakti, and Kāli alongside quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and digital models of the mind, this book explores the possibility that modern science is not dismantling ancient thought, but echoing some of its deepest intuitions.
Grounded in physics and philosophy alike, ChronoSūtra is a rigorous exploration of how matter, energy, and intelligence emerge from deeper principles: information giving rise to form, time providing the container for becoming, and desire, the ancient impulse to create, setting it all in motion.
A technology evangelist who thrives at the intersection of innovation and business, Prithwis currently serves as Director of Praxis Business School. He holds a B.Tech from IIT Kharagpur and a Masters and a Doctorate from the University of Texas at Dallas, US. His career spans roles at Tata Steel, as a partner at PwC, at IBM, and as a tenured professor at IIT Kharagpur.
As a tech pioneer, Prithwis introduced Relational Database technology at Tata Steel, created the eBusiness practice at PwC, and fell in love with Bitcoin while exploring the metaverse with SecondLife at IBM. In 2024, his fascination with AI led to the grant of a patent for his groundbreaking idea about a "Mechanism to motivate machines to acquire new and useful skills without human intervention."
Beyond his professional commitments -- which include textbooks on Python and Deep Learning -- Prithwis turns to fiction. He is the author of a science fiction trilogy -- Chronotantra | Chronoyantra | Chronomantra -- as well as a collection of Bengali cyber-crime detective stories. His literary work reflects a deep love for technology and a drive to explore beyond current limits.
His personal motto is Resources are Limited, Creativity is Unlimited. He believes in walking back from what could be possible, rather than simply walking forward from where we are - a philosophy grounded in insight, intuition, and imagineering.