A journey that began more than thirty years ago with two simple questions, 'Why do humans behave the way they do?' and 'How should humans behave ideally?' transformed into an exploration of the wonder of the infinity of creation and the wonder of the heart and mind of man, and the relationship between the two.
In this book, the author sets out the conclusions of his three decades long search for the answers to these questions. In doing so, he questions some of his innermost beliefs and convictions, seeking to validate the logical conclusions or inference of his thought with the reality as he observes on a daily basis. He studies and analyses explorations of these topics across India, China, the Middle East, Europe and America over the past three thousand years, finding parallels, and sometimes affirming his own views, at other times in contrast with them.
An Enquiry into Human Conduct is a remarkable synthesis of religious, spiritual, philosophical and scientific thought and is of relevance to any seeker on the search for answers in his or her own life.
About The Author
SRIRAM SUBRAMANIAN, an alumnus of IIT Roorkee and IIM Calcutta, had a successful career in management consulting and in corporate leadership before founding his own training firm, Mind Matters nearly two decades ago, which he continues to run. By day, he trains consultants; by night he indulges one of his many hobbies -reading, writing, cooking, listening to and playing music, parenting, and simply reflecting on why we are alive. He has published three works of fiction in the last ten years; this is his first work of non-fiction. Sriram lives with his family in Pune, India.
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