“The Entropic Human”: How Energy, Entropy, and Awareness Shape Our Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Future
About this ebook
In The Entropic Human, Ayurvedic physician and researcher Dr. Ankit Kumar reveals how the second law of thermodynamics is not just a principle of physics, but a mirror of human consciousness.
What modern science calls entropy, Ayurveda calls Prana imbalance — the slow decay of the life-force within us.
Bridging ancient wisdom and modern science, this book explores how energy, mind, and awareness follow the same universal laws.
You’ll discover:
• How disorder in thought becomes disease in the body.
• Why stress and aging are forms of internal energy loss.
• The connection between entropy and consciousness.
• The Ayurvedic principles that restore order and vitality.
• How quantum physics and self-awareness converge on the same truth — that energy and awareness are one.
Combining thermodynamics and spirituality, The Entropic Human offers a new scientific language for healing, growth, and transformation.
Book 3 of The Ayurvedic Science Series — Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Evidence.
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About the author
Dr Ankit Kumar is a physician-researcher, educator, and author redefining the future of evidence-based Ayurveda. He is recognized for integrating classical Ayurvedic principles with modern medical and neuroscientific insight.
A prolific researcher and writer, Dr Kumar has authored over 30 books and 27 research papers, alongside developing multiple intellectual property rights (more than four IPRs) including copyrights and design patents.
His pioneering work on diabetic neuropathy bridging the gap between traditional healing and biomedical validation.
Recipient of several national honors-including the Rashtra Sewa Puraskar (2025) and the National Talent Award (2025)-Dr Kumar is widely respected for his contributions to integrative medicine, clinical innovation, and academic reform.
He continues to inspire students, physicians, and readers to see health as a union of discipline, science, and consciousness.
