Part 6/10:
Schrödinger’s commitment to the concepts espoused by the Upanishads highlights a fascinating intersection with quantum physics. The wave-particle duality, a cornerstone of quantum mechanics, indicates that what we experience as reality is an incomplete representation of a broader wave-like existence. Our perception reduces this true nature into a form we can conceive; a process he compared to the collapse of the wave function—essentially a manifestation of “maya.”