Science and Sikhism is a superb companion and guide for anyone seeking enhanced understanding of several/fundamental and perennial questions about our existence and the world we live in, better relationships and a more ethical and graceful way of living in the world. Dr. Singh is a compassionate writer with a talent for bridging ancient wisdom with the modern mind. This book offers a splendid bridge between traditional Sikhism and the concerns and needs of contemporary seekers. The legacy of this book is a vision of the world in which our different approaches to understanding ourselves, our universe and one another can be brought together in the service of humanity.
 
Contents: 
Religious, Science and Mankind
Sri Guru Granth Sahib: A Universal Perspective
Guru Nanak's Teachings: A Scientific Perspective
Sunn (Primal Void): Nothing or Everything?
Creation of the Universe: A Fabulous Tale
Panch Tattva: The Five Classical Elements
Kudrat (Nature) in Guru Nanak's Holistic Vision
Sun: An Enigmatic Star
Earth: A Great Mother
Moon: An Esoteric Neighbour
Lotus: A Mystical Flower
Flowers: Mysterious Messengers
Basant (Spring): The Splendour of Nature
Wismad (Wonderful Bliss): A Transcendental Experience
Impermanence: The Path to Liberation
Ecological Concerns in Sri Guru Granth Sahib
Interdependence: Imperative for Twenty-First Century 
Relevance of Guru Granth Sahib in the Twenty-First Century
Peaceful Co-existence and Role of Sikhs 
Religious Experience in Science
Interpreting Gurbani: Formulating a Methodology