Religion and Spiritualism

A Comparative Study of Sikh and Religious Cosmologies with Modern Models of Physics and Spacetime

Authors: Moninder Singh Modgil, Dnyandeo Dattatray Patil
Comments: 33 Pages.

This paper presents a novel synthesis of ancient religious cosmologies, particularly Sikh, Islamic, and Hindu scriptural verses, with modern theoretical physics, including general relativity, quantum cosmology, and higher-dimensional field theories. Beginning with interpretations of key hymns such as those from the Japji Sahib and Kirtan Sohila, the paper constructs conformally compactified spacetimemetrics aligned with spiritual metaphors. G¨odel-like rotating universes are modeledto reflect daily and annual solar motions, incorporating tunneling transitions, scalar curvature collapses, and spinor bundles to represent evolving consciousness. Through symbolic AI, scriptural syntax is translated into candidate gravitational Lagrangians, wavefunctionals, and field strength tensors that encode karmic memory. This integration of metaphysical semantics and mathematical physics allows new formulations of cosmological duality, including Janus time-symmetric models and magneto-causal holography, offering profound insights into the structure of the universe and the soul’s evolution within it.
Category: Religion and Spiritualism