What if the answers to life?s greatest mysteries?our origins, identity, and purpose?and the evolving future of humanity could be found right here? Genome to Om is an extraordinary journey that connects the beginning of the universe with the profound link between the Self and the ultimate reality. This compelling book delves into the wonders of the Genome, which represents modern science, and the resonance of Om, which echoes in the discovery of the cosmic hum that symbolizes the spiritual essence of life. It takes readers beyond the boundaries of death and explores the delicate interplay of genes, the environment, and consciousness. Genome to Om also reflects on pressing modern dilemmas?the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and genetic engineering?unlocking the mysteries of the human mind and psyche, and transitioning from mere thinking to deeper, intuitive knowing. The book invites us to envision the Omcene, a transformative era where the future of humanity is seen in the synergy of science and spirituality to create a harmonious and balanced world. Practical, intriguing, and deeply relevant, it challenges us to rethink what we know, explore the unseen, and rediscover our purpose in an ever-changing world. Genome to Om is more than a read?it?s a companion to the future of humanity, unity, peace, and universal well-being. ABOUT THE AUTHOR- Dr Bhushan Patwardhan, National Research Professor? Ayush, is an accomplished and highly cited biomedical researcher ranked among the top scientists globally with over a three-decade stint in health research cutting across trans-disciplinary fields. He is an elected fellow of the National Academies of Sciences and Medicine in India. Dr Patwardhan is a distinguished professor at the Savitribai Phule Pune University, India, and an adjunct professor at Western Sydney University, Australia. He is a member of the Lancet Citizen?s Commission on reimagining India?s health system and an advisor to the WHO?s Global Traditional Medicine Centre. Indu Ramchandani has spent most of her working years as an editor, transcriber, compiler, and book publisher. After five years as the South Asia editor-in-chief at Encyclopaedia Britannica, she moved on to being a freelance editorial consultant. The passion for writing developed with the studies of the ancient scriptures and the epics. Indu Ramchandani has transcribed and published 14 handbooks in the Understanding Vedanta Lecture Series, written several articles on Vedic philosophy, and co-authored Life Is as Is: Teachings from the Mahabharata.