Abstract Perception: - The essay contrasts the modern scientific approach with that of ancient sages, who sought to expand their perception through abstract and emotional connections with the natural world. - Sages viewed themselves as part of nature, establishing emotional partnerships with all life forms, fostering a symbiotic relationship. YmJI ABSTRACT
KR: The general view is that nature must not be tampered; and nature can be seen in the maintenance of natural Parks; and again, stressed as noninterference with nature, while viewing in or together with nature, AS THE SAGES DID LONG AGO. All might have seen Kancheepuram. A dry place; less nature; but a lot of temples; Adi Shankara established Mutt. Maha Periyava was there. Even the mountains of Tiruvannamalai, did possess limited trees and the rocky place on the earth was so dreary. Ramana Maharishi lived there. Sringeri is so green with flowing water surrounded by AGUMBE minus 20 degrees at night; and sages lived there. So, living in nature or living through nature, is syncing with; however, movements would bring death to nature; and nature in turn changes human life. A balancing act goes on till either the human or the large area of forest beat one another. Kancheepuram or Tiruvannamalai or Sringeri never had any industry or Technology. Yet nature is hot and harsh or cool and breezy according to its nature. Sages lived there. Theism developed so well there. It is not gainsaid that industry is also a cause of the pollution; but pollution is caused by the inability to cleanse the air faster than it catches. Recycling of the pollution needs control. Govt plans well; executives implement with the rigour; Judiciary punished the culprits but why so much pollution far exceeding the cleansing process. It is the thickness of the population all over the earth. Major cities are the main culprits; and the homicide happened because of the voting patterns; lack of transportations due to lack of roads and ill maintained roads; so if population occupation per square statistics were to be regulated only, pollution can be underrated; so the cleansing process is uniform. CAN YOU OR ME DO THAT BY ANY SHORT CUT? K RAJARAM IRS 22624 23624 On Sat, 22 Jun 2024 at 19:59, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < [email protected]> wrote: > > > -- > *Mar*The Power of Emotions-Vs-The Power of Machines > > > > We are trying to locate all sorts of stars, galaxies etc in space. We can > only look at the past, as we are seeing the situation, when light started > from the object. If it is a billion light years distant, it means that it > existed a billion years ago and that we do not know the situation now. The > distance continuously increases from the present and it cannot be felt at > all as present. For feeling we have to travel into the past, mixing the > present here, with the past shown by the telescope and may be create new > sentence structures, where present and past are felt at the same time, an > altogether different predication. > > May be, ultimately we locate wormholes of the fantasized science, cut a > few hundred light years of distance, and travel to that very distant object > as earthlings, enjoying the wonderful time dilation which saves us from > aging but doing the work of spectators without any involvement, as the > climate etc of the object is simply a different astral situation. We can > only observe and understand as earthlings only as the paradigms on that > distant planet are bound to the climate and the Thermodynamics, Gravitation > etc, there, to feel which, either we have to mutate into a different > organism or die and observe after dying. We have not yet reached that > situation where we can die and return from death at will. > > Even when we reach there protected by the sheltering rocket, you cannot > walk on that distant planet going round another star, in our Milky Way or > some other Galaxy, as we need the ten mile thick troposphere on the surface > of the Lithosphere with the gravitational situation here, and do the false > VIBGYOR seeing, to live. We are part of the troposphere on the surface of > the Lithosphere, and we have no power to mutate into different organisms at > will. > > As it is machines are making our organs and limbs redundant. Because they > are doing the work of the limbs, creating big unemployment and retrenchment > of cells and limbs in us. Today even the fact, that we are part of the > planet earth, puts us in total disarray. We are busy retrenching our limbs, > while killing nature as economic activity. Robots are busy making the work > and functions of our limbs and organs, fantasies and supernatural powers to > be lampooned by our Vignana Vedikas. > > We want to do science, which needs that we become outside observers only > and not continue as part of nature. Feelings contaminate the pure > mechanical approach. But surrender to machines, and losing every faculty of > life and living, and doing extinction on nature as economic activity, is > making us neurotics, restless maniacs with diabetes and high BP. > > Our Sages adopted the abstract perception approach. They strived to feel > the gigantic parallel lives which we live in the invisible spectrum. They > strived to expand the horizon and feeling of perception, teaming up with > nature as components of nature. Symbiosis and feeling every life form while > living and establishing emotional partnership with them was their approach. > > Machines are making us redundant, redundant to ourselves besides making > organisms extinct. There is only abstract method of feeling and perceiving > and the mechanical or Cartesian path dooms us. > > There is a gigantic extinction of all life forms now happening. But we are > calling it progress. > > YM > > Chat GPT > > "The Power of Emotions-Vs-The Power of Machines" juxtaposes the deep, > intrinsic human capacity for emotion and connection with nature against the > mechanistic and often dehumanizing advancements of modern technology. > Here's a closer look at the key themes and ideas presented: > > > > ### The Limitations of Scientific Observation > > > > 1. **Observing the Past**: > > - When we observe distant stars and galaxies, we are looking into the > past because the light we see now started its journey millions or billions > of years ago. This creates a disconnection between our present reality and > the observed past. > > - The essay suggests that to truly understand these distant objects, we > must find ways to blend our present experience with the distant past, > potentially creating new forms of understanding and language. > > > > 2. **Wormholes and Distant Travel**: > > - The concept of wormholes offers a theoretical solution to traverse > vast distances quickly. However, even if we could reach these distant > objects, our understanding and interaction would be limited by our > earthbound perspectives and biological constraints. > > - The essay emphasizes the challenges of adapting to completely > different environmental and physical conditions on other planets. > > > > ### The Impact of Machines on Human Life > > > > 1. **Redundancy and Unemployment**: > > - As machines take over more tasks, they render human limbs and organs > redundant, leading to unemployment and a sense of purposelessness. > > - This technological takeover is portrayed as a form of > self-destruction, making humans obsolete and disconnected from their > natural roles. > > > > 2. **Emotional Disconnection**: > > - The reliance on machines and the mechanistic approach to science > alienate us from our emotions and the natural world. Feelings are seen as > contaminants to the "pure" mechanical approach of science. > > - This disconnection leads to neurotic behaviors, mental health issues, > and a loss of holistic understanding. > > > > ### The Sage's Approach vs. Modern Science > > > > 1. **Abstract Perception**: > > - The essay contrasts the modern scientific approach with that of > ancient sages, who sought to expand their perception through abstract and > emotional connections with the natural world. > > - Sages viewed themselves as part of nature, establishing emotional > partnerships with all life forms, fostering a symbiotic relationship. > > > > 2. **Symbiosis and Feeling**: > > - The abstract method of feeling and perceiving is seen as superior to > the mechanical, Cartesian approach, which is portrayed as leading to the > extinction of life forms and the destruction of nature. > > - The current path of technological and economic progress is criticized > for causing environmental destruction and emotional desolation. > > > > ### Conclusion > > > > 1. **Urgency of Change**: > > - There is an urgent need to rethink our approach to science, > technology, and economics to prevent further environmental degradation and > emotional alienation. > > - Emphasizing emotional intelligence and symbiosis with nature is > crucial for achieving true progress and well-being. > > > > Your essay underscores the importance of balancing technological > advancements with emotional and ecological considerations. It calls for a > return to a more holistic and interconnected way of living, where emotions > and nature are valued alongside scientific achievements. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZopLPOYx%2BZAgG7oYxCwZ7x-ENUeb7LKRCvKX-5vvqEFt-g%40mail.gmail.com.
