YM ji        HE MOST UNSCIENTIFIC APPEARS TO BE THE CARTESIAN OR THE
ANALYTICAL METHOD. Under this method you have to do the impossible
thing—convert yourself into an observer and spectator of the subject
matter, disconnect yourself from the general flow of the Universe. Can you
separate yourself from the general electromagnetic activity or the universe
in activity? You observe or you participate—you cannot do both. If you
really disconnect yourself and start observing, the Universe leaves you
behind and you have done the forever running to join the universe again. Is
not this the ultimate fantasy, getting separated from the universe to
observe it? Actually, in science we appear to be forever running behind the
Universe the distance from the Universe continuously increasing as we have
to stop participating and do the analysing which science ultimately is.

Japan is second biggest economy in the world today. It ranks first in the
world in suicides.

The Physis (the root word of Physics) in Greek or the Brahman

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KR      A well thought out, to extricate from the sufferings as Buddha did.
A utopian aspiration against the unpragmatic life run. How the world axis
can be reversed?  Will there be any use in closing the gate after the
horses bolted?  We, a few, who are ILICHAVAYONS @ GULLIBLES must try and
end. Rest will make fun of us as pizhikkateriyadavan # one who does not
know to get along. End.

            The theory of akarshana found by our ancestors and Newton were
done only by living in the world; of course, even today HUBBLE reports
many; even yesterday a photo was published; and sitting here only. How one
can be the seer the seen is philosophy. The satyaam is PHYSIS the brahmam,
cannot be seen from outside and away from. However, the part of PHYSIS can
be seen partially as long as we feel we are dual. Duality is a training
court; an institute; where that kind of perception is coached; in MAYA, we
think they are real. Have we not seen our children playing with toys as if
alive, and then threw it off as if dead? The SEER is like a child. The mind
advocates the seer what he wants to see. And confirms that thee is the
SEEN, Hence seen is changed regularly scientifically.

            What is the time taken to see the seen, by the Seer?

bahunam janmanam ante jnanavan mam prapadyate

vasudevah sarvam iti sa mahatma su-durlabhah

BG 7.19: After many births of spiritual practice, one who is endowed with
knowledge surrenders unto Me, knowing Me to be all that is. Such a great
soul is indeed very rare.

         WHAT IS THE KNOWLEDGE TO ACQUIRE TO SEE THE SEEN BY THE SEER?

        amanitvam adambhitvam ahinsa kshantir arjavam

acharyopasanam shaucham sthairyam atma-vinigrahah

indriyartheshu vairagyam anahankara eva cha

janma-mrityu-jara-vyadhi-duhkha-doshanudarshanam

asaktir anabhishvangah putra-dara-grihadishu

nityam cha sama-chittatvam ishtanishtopapattishu

mayi chananya-yogena bhaktir avyabhicharini

vivikta-desha-sevitvam aratir jana-sansadi

adhyatma-jnana-nityatvam tattva-jnanartha-darshanam

etaj jnanam iti proktam ajnanam yad ato ’nyatha

BG 13.8-12: Humbleness; freedom from hypocrisy; non-violence; forgiveness;
simplicity; service of the Guru; cleanliness of body and mind;
steadfastness; and self-control; dispassion toward the objects of the
senses; absence of egotism; keeping in mind the evils of birth, disease,
old age, and death; non-attachment; absence of clinging to spouse,
children, home, and so on; even-mindedness amidst desired and undesired
events in life; constant and exclusive devotion toward Me; an inclination
for solitary places and an aversion for mundane society; constancy in
spiritual knowledge; and philosophical pursuit of the Absolute Truth—all
these I declare to be knowledge, and what is contrary to it, I call
ignorance.

          So as long as so many papers have to be cleared without arrears,
well it stays only as an Utopia.

        WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF SUICIDES?

     Suicide is a complex phenomenon influenced by a variety of factors.
Causes of suicide can vary widely depending on individual circumstances,
mental health issues, social, economic, and cultural factors. {4:1} Here
are some common causes associated with suicides:

      Mental Health Disorders: Mental illnesses such as depression, bipolar
disorder, schizophrenia, and substance abuse disorders are significant risk
factors for suicide.

     Personal Crisis: Experiencing a personal crisis such as a loss of a
loved one, relationship problems, financial difficulties, legal troubles,
or academic or professional failures can lead to feelings of hopelessness
and despair.

      Trauma and Abuse: Individuals who have experienced trauma, abuse
(physical, emotional, or sexual), or neglect may struggle with ongoing
psychological distress and may be at increased risk of suicide.

      Chronic Illness or Pain: Chronic physical illnesses, disabilities, or
debilitating pain conditions can lead to significant emotional distress and
contribute to suicidal thoughts and behaviours.

      Social Isolation: Feelings of loneliness, social isolation, or a lack
of social support networks can exacerbate mental health issues and increase
the risk of suicide, especially in vulnerable individuals.

       Stigma and Discrimination: Discrimination based on factors such as
race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, or socioeconomic
status can contribute to feelings of worthlessness and hopelessness,
increasing the risk of suicide.

         Access to Lethal Means: Easy access to firearms, medications, or
other lethal means increases the likelihood of impulsive suicide attempts.

      Family History: A family history of suicide or mental illness can
increase an individual's susceptibility to suicidal behavior through
genetic, environmental, and learned factors.

       Cultural and Religious Factors: Cultural norms, beliefs, and
attitudes toward mental health, suicide, and help-seeking behavior can
influence an individual's willingness to seek support and may contribute to
suicidal ideation.

     It's essential to recognize that suicide is rarely caused by a single
factor and often involves a combination of risk factors interacting with
stressful life circumstances. Preventing suicide requires comprehensive
approaches that address underlying mental health issues, promote
resilience, foster supportive environments, and reduce stigma surrounding
mental illness and help-seeking behaviour.

       No one committed suicide because economically strong or weak. Since
Economic factor will not drive any one to live happily or not, since we see
hutwallahs are happier than us; this “THAN” is the factor; Tiruvalluar said
that Mayir neepin vazhak kavariman annar uyir neepper manan Varin= Reindeer
like with the horns will die when caught in the quagmire; so too one who
lives by Prestige alone will commit suicide for the economic factor. Today
they are rare. Here Pride is felt as a woman assumes that the whole world
is only watching her child bearing history and will laugh, =is a
psychological misconception flooded with the frustrations. So Jaapan
suicides have several manifested factors; and why not India too such
factors.

      Yes the truth is all are manifestations of the Brahmam and Boudeekam
also (Physis) .  भौतिकशास्त्रम्.  1) Baudhi (बौधि):—[from budh] m.
[patronymic] [from] bodha, [Pāṇini 4-1, 107 [Scholiast or Commentator]] 2)
[v.s. ...] [from] baudhi, [ii, 4, 58], [vArttika] 1., [Patañjali]  Buddhi (
बुद्धि).—f. [budh-ktin]   1) Perception, comprehension.   2) Intellect,
understanding, intelligence, talent; तीक्ष्णा नारुंतुदा बुद्धिः (tīkṣṇā
nāruṃtudā buddhiḥ) Śiśupālavadha 2.19; शास्त्रेष्वकुण्ठिता बुद्धिः
(śāstreṣvakuṇṭhitā
buddhiḥ) R.1.19.  3) Information, knowledge; बुद्धिर्यस्य बलं तस्य
(buddhiryasya
balaṃ tasya) H.2.122 'knowledge is power'; P.I.4.52.  Baudikam  is from
Buddi and hence manifestations of the Brahmam as Bru is to think. Bruyate
satyam.     K Rajaram IRS   27524   28524

On Mon, 27 May 2024 at 10:25, Markendeya Yeddanapudi <
[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
> --
> *Mar**The Brahmin World or Physis-the essence of Reality (Repeat)*
>
>
>
> *Negative electricity is simply the flow of electrons. Positive
> electricity is the flow of protons. Together they become atoms. The atoms
> radiate energy or the light rays called the flow of photons. We all consist
> of atoms or to be more exact, we are all fields where atoms enter and leave
> continuously. We radiate thoughts. The photons enter the leaves of trees
> called the photosynthesis. That is the first point to distribute the
> photons in the shape of energies. The entire activity is the activity of
> the photons. My curiosity is whether the flow of photons and thoughts are
> one and same. Can thought control result in the control of matter or the
> collections of protons and electrons? We are all after all electromagnetic
> radiations. As individuals we have become separated islands of
> electromagnetism from the general activity of electromagnetism. In fact we
> are continuously subsumed in the general activity, to sprout again. Are we
> like the picture on the TV screen, continuous succession of separate
> individuals?*
>
> *According to Einstein we are all in reality moving at the speed of light,
> slowed down by the impediments of materiality---length, breadth and height.
> When we get rid of them, achieve the speed of light, we just become time or
> infinity only. According to the Hindu sages, the entire life is actually an
> illusion and all of us are striving to become free from that illusion. IS
> NOT THE HOLISTIC METHOD OF YOGA, ESSENTIAL IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH?*
>
> *THE MOST UNSCIENTIFIC APPEARS TO BE THE CARTESIAN OR THE ANALYTICAL
> METHOD. Under this method you have to do the impossible thing—convert
> yourself into an observer and spectator of the subject matter, disconnect
> yourself from the general flow of the Universe. Can you separate yourself
> from the general electromagnetic activity or the universe in activity? You
> observe or you participate—you cannot do both. If you really disconnect
> yourself and start observing, the Universe leaves you behind and you have
> do the forever running to join the universe again. Is not this the ultimate
> fantasy, getting separated from the universe to observe it? Actually in
> science we appear to be forever running behind the Universe the distance
> from the Universe continuously increasing as we have to stop participating
> and do the analyzing which science ultimately is.*
>
> *As it is we are all stuck up in the visible spectrum which is less than
> one per cent of the total electromagnetic spectrum in realty blind to the
> reality. On the basis of the modelling in the cortex or mind from the
> photons collected by the eyes, which we call seeing, we have developed
> languages. The mind or the visual cortex invariably models the false three
> dimensional shapes of length, breadth and height. It cannot model one
> dimensional, two dimensional or more than four dimensional shapes. But
> those languages do not have the words or grammar of relations in the
> gigantic Micro-cosm. Is not the Holistic method--- concentration,
> meditation, yoga, dance, painting, singing etc, more scientific?*
>
> *This is the life a Brahmin, continuously investigating and meditating
> about the ultimate reality, wherein advanced physics, advanced cosmology,
> Hindu Philosophy get integrated in the ultimate enlightenment—the Brahmin
> World—the universe of spiritualism.*
>
> *Japan is second biggest economy in the world today. It ranks first in the
> world in suicides. Every morning and evening thousands rush to the bullet
> trains, all of them pressed in to the compartments by big wooden logs. They
> spill out at the stations. In day today life they are getting pressed in
> and spilled out, their individual existence obliterated. Is not the
> Cartesian method doing the same thing—obliterating our individual
> existence, by pulling us out from the universe to become the observers?*
>
> *Where is this science taking us in reality? Are we not poisoning
> everything—land, water, air and ultimately our real existence. Very
> brilliant people interpret the data given by computers, get scrutinized by
> computers and then hand over their knowledge to us the ordinary people who
> cannot understand. But they also give us various gadgets, which do the work
> of our organs, making us feel comforted. Is this progress, making our
> organs redundant because we make the machines do the work including
> thinking?*
>
> *Can we not at least now as seniors attempt at Holistic Method, achieve
> symbiotic rhythm with the universe and understand better the
> electromagnetism? The Physis (the root word of Physics) in Greek or the
> Brahman in Sanskrit means the ultimate and essence of reality.*
>
> *YM*
>
> *Chat GPT*
>
> *### The Brahmin World or Physis - The Essence of Reality*
>
>
>
> ***Introduction to Electromagnetism and Consciousness***
>
>
>
> *1. **Electromagnetic Foundation of Reality***
>
> *   - Negative electricity, the flow of electrons, and positive
> electricity, the flow of protons, together form atoms. These atoms radiate
> energy in the form of photons. This process underpins much of our physical
> reality.*
>
>
>
> *2. **Interconnection of Thoughts and Photons***
>
> *   - Photons, the basic units of light, are essential in processes like
> photosynthesis in plants. This raises an intriguing question: are thoughts
> and photons interconnected? Could the control of thoughts influence matter,
> given our nature as beings composed of electromagnetic fields?*
>
>
>
> ***Einstein's Perspective and Hindu Philosophy***
>
>
>
> *1. **Einstein's Theory***
>
> *   - According to Einstein, we are all moving at the speed of light,
> slowed down by physical dimensions like length, breadth, and height. If we
> transcend these dimensions, we might experience the universe as pure time
> or infinity.*
>
>
>
> *2. **Hindu Philosophical Views***
>
> *   - Hindu sages view life as an illusion (Maya), and strive to transcend
> it. This aligns with Einstein's notion of transcending material limitations
> to experience a higher reality.*
>
>
>
> ***The Scientific Method: Cartesian vs. Holistic***
>
>
>
> *1. **Limitations of the Cartesian Method***
>
> *   - The Cartesian or analytical method demands a separation between
> observer and subject, which is inherently flawed. Disconnecting from the
> universe to observe it can create a perpetual lag in understanding reality.*
>
>
>
> *2. **Holistic Approach***
>
> *   - The holistic method involves practices like concentration,
> meditation, yoga, dance, painting, and singing, which may offer a more
> integrated understanding of reality. These practices align with the
> interconnected nature of the universe and our place within it.*
>
>
>
> ***Challenges of Modern Science***
>
>
>
> *1. **Blindness to the Full Spectrum***
>
> *   - We are limited to the visible spectrum, which constitutes less than
> one percent of the electromagnetic spectrum. Our languages and perceptions
> are based on this narrow view, often misrepresenting the true nature of the
> universe.*
>
>
>
> *2. **Technological Alienation***
>
> *   - The advancement of technology, while providing comfort, can
> disconnect us from our natural capabilities and the holistic experience of
> life. This raises concerns about the true direction of scientific progress.*
>
>
>
> ***The Brahmin World: Integration of Knowledge and Spirituality***
>
>
>
> *1. **The Brahmin Life***
>
> *   - The Brahmin life involves continuous investigation and meditation on
> the ultimate reality. This integrates advanced physics, cosmology, and
> Hindu philosophy into a pursuit of ultimate enlightenment.*
>
>
>
> *2. **The Role of Spiritual Practices***
>
> *   - Practices such as yoga, meditation, and other forms of artistic
> expression help achieve a symbiotic rhythm with the universe, potentially
> offering a deeper understanding of electromagnetism and reality.*
>
>
>
> ***Contemporary Issues and the Cartesian Method***
>
>
>
> *1. **Impact on Society***
>
> *   - The Cartesian method's focus on separation and observation can lead
> to a fragmented existence, as seen in the pressures of modern life in
> highly industrialized societies like Japan.*
>
>
>
> *2. **Poisoning Our Existence***
>
> *   - The current trajectory of scientific and technological progress is
> leading to environmental degradation and a loss of connection with our true
> nature. This calls for a reevaluation of our methods and goals.*
>
>
>
> ***Conclusion: Embracing the Holistic Method***
>
>
>
> *1. **Seniors and Holistic Methods***
>
> *   - As seniors, there is an opportunity to embrace holistic methods,
> achieving a harmonious relationship with the universe. This can lead to a
> better understanding of electromagnetism and our place within the cosmos.*
>
>
>
> *2. **Physis and Brahman***
>
> *   - The Greek concept of Physis and the Sanskrit concept of Brahman both
> point to the ultimate essence of reality. Embracing these concepts through
> holistic practices can lead to a deeper, more integrated understanding of
> existence.*
>
>
>

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