Consciousness With Naskar

Audio version of Abhijit Naskar's COVID19 Statement published on March 24, 2020.

The sonnet "World in Peril", read by Abhijit Naskar from the 2020 book Mad About Humans: World Maker’s Almanac

Neuroscientist Abhijit Naskar, the author The Art of Neuroscience in Everything, is giving information about neuroscience and answering our questions, on the Turkey based show #teatalks. Questions answered: 0:15 Is it ethical to use neuroscience methods in marketing? 3:38 Are findings in neuroscience researches effecting science of sociology? 4:45 Can we monitor some kind of evolution of human brain? 6:05 What are the neuroscience methods to work with futurists? 8:10 Is “control of society“ possible? What are the risks if methods are used in bad way? 9:54 As we know more about human brain are we figuring out it is working more simple than we thought or just the opposite? 10:42 Will everything lose its meaning when we learn evetything about human brain?

"Lives to Serve Before I Sleep" read by Abhijit Naskar, from the 2019 book with the same title.

A sonnet's glee may maketh the mind a little free from the clouds that hover above on a sickness spree.

"Do Something So Radical" read by Abhijit Naskar, from the 2018 book "Build Bridges Not Walls: In The Name of Americana"

"Sonnet of Human" read by Abhijit Naskar, from the 2018 book "Fabric of Humanity"

"Sonnet of Mind" read by Abhijit Naskar, from the 2018 book "Fabric of Humanity"

"Sonnet of Sapiens" read by Abhijit Naskar, from the book "Fabric of Humanity" published in the year 2018.

“Stop quarreling, once and for all, because once you stop quarreling, your children will stop quarreling, and then their children - and slowly the world will eventually turn into a real civilized, sentient and serene society. Your ancestors tore this whole world apart into pieces and now you are doing the same. Don't repeat their mistakes my friend and take control of your world - not your neighborhood, or your state or your country - but your world, because the whole world is your family. My Christianity is the best and your Islam is the worst - my America is the best and your Russia is the worst - my India is the best and your Pakistan is the worst - my Bulgaria is the best and your Turkey is the worst - my Britain is the best and your France is the worst - stop this 'mine and yours' business once and for all and start thinking as 'ours' - our America - our Russia - our Christianity - our Islam - our Britain - our France - our Bulgaria - our Turkey - all of it either belongs to all of us or to none of us. S

“It is a mistake to look upon liberty as just a set of principles – just so much language printed on fine heavy paper – something you recite and then lean back and take it for granted that liberty has just been given to you. Liberty must be engraved in our heart and practiced every minute to the letter and spirit. We cannot even exist as first class human beings, unless we are willing to go down into the dust and blood and fight a battle every day in our lives to preserve it against all prejudicial odds, for ourselves as well as our neighbors.” ― Abhijit Naskar, Conscience over Nonsense

“Do you know who is a human? Every creature that doesn't walk away at the sight of injustice, is a human. Every creature that doesn’t look the other way, when faced with corruption, is a human. Every creature that doesn’t turn a deaf ear to discrimination, is a human.” ― Abhijit Naskar, Operation Justice: To Make A Society That Needs No Law

"Climate change is a human rights infringement - also it is a criminal offence, because by not taking action to fix it, a citizen would be essentially committing homicide of countless citizens of the future." "Providing food, shelter, clothing and education is not enough any more, because all of this would have no meaning in the end, if your children do not have a planet to live on with health and prosperity." "If you don't act against climate change, then no matter how much money you leave for your children, it'll not even cover their healthcare bills, due to living in an unhealthy planet. What can you do, you ask! Avoid unnecessary use of cars and motorcycles, consume electricity less and plant trees more." - Abhijit Naskar, The Constitution of The United Peoples of Earth

“I belong to America, as much as I belong to Russia - I belong to England, as much as I belong to France - I belong to Bulgaria, as much as I belong to Turkey - I belong to India, as much as I belong to Pakistan, Bangladesh and so on. I belong to every nation on this planet. Every country is my country - every culture is my culture - every history is my history. One who sacrifices the self in the service of others, no longer sees any separation whatsoever between the self and the rest of the world - it all becomes one.” ― Abhijit Naskar, Lives to Serve Before I Sleep

“Rise, my thinking sibling, wherever you are right now, and take the eternal pledge with me - "I, a living, breathing and above all, conscientious creature of planet earth, do solemnly swear to none but myself, that no matter the circumstances, I shall always stand by the people of my kind, my humanity, beyond the bounds of race, religion, gender, tradition and sexual orientation - I shall accept differences, but not differentiation - I shall accept both belief and disbelief, but not discrimination - I shall accept both intellect and ignorance, but not arrogance - I shall observe the good and bad from all backgrounds, and accept only the good while discarding the vices and violence.” ― Abhijit Naskar, The Constitution of The United Peoples of Earth

Neuroscientist, Author and Peacemaker Abhijit Naskar takes us on an investigative journey of beliefs and their implications in the human society.

A brief message on "perfection" by the celebrated Neuroscientist and Author Abhijit Naskar.

Neuroscientist and Author Abhijit Naskar explains, why people gossip.

Neuroscientist and Author Abhijit Naskar explains why life is not supposed to be fair.

Abhijit Naskar's famous statement "we are but a bunch of neurons", has triggered some people to proclaim Naskar to be a "Reductionist". In this brief message the celebrated Neuroscientist addresses the issue.