--- In [email protected], new.morning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What if a vedic gene is uncovered that promotes the ability to cognize > the vedas, or to benefit from traditional and new sadhanas? What will > be the stance towards those with it and without it ? I've always thought that enlightenment is down to genetic pre- disposition. Some "get" the experience and some don't. But I doubt science would even notice a gene like that as, at the moment, they have to test discoveries against a population and it's unlikely they would be looking for something like this as it's only people like me that have it* and we need to have uncovered the potential in ourselves to be able to tell them there is something worth looking for. Maybe in the future they will be able to look at any gene and say immediately what it does, but as they've only just realised that what they thought was "junk" is in fact used for something. *I Heard the Ved once and was told to get on purusha as my nervous system is obviously capable of that level of refinement Apparently purusha would help it stabilise, this guy, now a raja, said. Unfortunately I couldn't be bothered so the world is one rishi less tonight. > > And then there is genetic engineering. Can you envision a > MVGene-splice? Or will that be simple cheap available option at your > local gene lab? of course the MVGene-splice might be able to sustain a > premium price if pundits chant whene the splice is obtained. > > What about stems cells with the vedic splice that can be cultured to > create a vedic heart, or liver. Will elective transplants become the rage? > If the TMO pulled it's finger out and did some decent science, it might very well become all the rage.
