Ancient Indian Philosophy and Modern Science (An Attempt to Resolve 45 Mysteries of Modern Science)

There are two parts of the Ancient Indian Philosophy; One says that the happiness comes from inside, and the facts are always based on our inner belief. The other one says that the reality can only be evolved from the logical analysis, and hardcore facts. In both ways, the ancient Indian philosophy insists on 'reasoning'. As propounded, the reason of any substance lies in the base formation of it. Indian philosophy calls it 'existence' or brahma, and tries to disintegrate it for the pragmatic use. The difference between the Indian philosophy and modern science is that the Indian philosophy insists on 'reasoning', and the modern science insists on 'happenings'.