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Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 03:57:02 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: <* BEWARE OF DOGMA *> by P. R. Sarkar [Book:PROUT in a
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<* BEWARE OF DOGMA *> by P. R. Sarkar [Book:PROUT in a Nutshell,Part
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Beware of dogma by P. R. Sarkar
Structures
So far as structural solidarity is concerned, the best shape is the
oval shape. "Oval" means (in Latin ovum means egg) "similar to an egg,
not exactly like an egg but to some extent like an egg; not exactly
elliptical but to some extent elliptical". All celestial bodies are of
that shape. That's why in Sanskrit this universe is called Brahmáńd́a.
(Ańd́ameans "egg". And from the Sanskrit word ańd́a itbecame ańd́á in
the Urdulanguage.)
Now, this universe of oursis very big, but not infinite. It is an
elliptical figure, an oval figure, which means it has a boundary line.
Yes, it is very big, and actually so big that we cannot measure it;
but in theory it can be measured.
Just now I said the most convenient figure is the oval, or elliptical,
figure. Take the case of a small atom. Here what happens? In that
structurethere is the nucleus, the heaviest matter of the structure,
and the electrons are moving round that nucleus. A similar structure
is our ethereal structure: the earth is the nucleus, and the moon is
moving round that nucleus. The next bigger structure is our solar
system: the sun is the nucleus, and so many planets are moving round
it. And the biggest structure is the Cosmological structure: Parama
Puruśa (Puruśottama, the Supreme Nucleus, the Supreme Hub) is in the
middle, and so many animated and non-animated objects are moving round
it.
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