My View of the World

My View of the World is a philosophical work by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger, published in 1961. It explores Schrödinger's metaphysical outlook, which closely paralleled the mysticism of Vedanta.1

In this book, Schrödinger delves into his personal philosophy, drawing connections between scientific understanding and spiritual concepts. He examines the nature of consciousness, the universe, and humanity's place within it, often using analogies and thought experiments to illustrate his points. The work reflects his later-life reflections on science and philosophy, moving beyond his foundational contributions to quantum mechanics.1