Ultimately, the book suggests that the greatest discovery one can make isn't found in a laboratory or a ledger, but in the realization that the source of the stars and the source of human consciousness are one and the same. to the concept of Cosmic Consciousness
He is highly critical of a God who punishes, rewards, or intervenes in daily affairs. He sees such images as primitive projections. His "Code Name God" is impersonal, immanent (within all things), and non-anthropomorphic. Ultimately, the book suggests that the greatest discovery
: He seeks to elaborate on Einstein’s famous quote: "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind". immanent (within all things)