“Service to the poor - the helpless - is the real service to God - it is the real worship of the Almighty. And this very worship is the highest form of practical holiness.”
Abhijit Naskar, the humanitarian brain scientist rises with a call to the humans - a call to wake up from their dreams in which they worship illusory, imaginary gods - a call to rise as true human beings and start seeing God in the innocent lives stuck in misery and hopelessness. As a brother of humanity and a friend to human conscience, Naskar urges to the conscientious souls on earth, to once and for all, stop being meek, pompous servants and worshipers of illusory man-made deities, and begin the real service - the real worship of real, living gods - the poor and the helpless.
Abhijit Naskar is the twenty-first century humanitarian scientist, whose glorious philosophical touch has enabled modern Neuroscience to effectively engage in the human society towards demolishing the ever-growing conflicts, biases and prejudices. As an untiring advocate of global harmony and peace, he became a beloved best-selling author all over the world with his very first book The Art of Neuroscience in Everything. With various of his pioneering ventures into the Neuropsychology of religious sentiments, he has hugely contributed to humanity's attempt of eradicating religious differences, for which he is popularly hailed as a humanitarian who incessantly works towards taking the human civilization in the path of sweet general harmony.