ADVAITA VEDANTA PHILOSOPHY , ADI SHANKARACHARYA 2000 BC, SANATANA DHARMA - CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL

ADVAITA VEDANTA PHILOSOPHY ,  SANATANA DHARMA WAY OF LIFE,  ADI SHANKARACHARYA 2000 BC- CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL

The greatest son of Kerala ( my home state in India ) is Adi Sankaracharya who was born in 2000 BC at Kaladi.   

He was a 12 strand DNA seer with raised Kundalini , the world’s greatest and original philosopher,  intellectual , scholar and poet.  

He mastered the Vedas written in 5000 BC,  at the tender age of five.   

The white Christian invader pushed this great man back in history by an astounding 2800 years, so that his philosophy could be stolen and attributed to the West as a measure of blatant racism—to prove that Indians are worthless . 

This is the same pathetic mindset which forced them to say that the blue eyed blond white Aryan invaded India and wrote our Vedas and Upanishads.

Shankara’s  philosophy is now patented in the names of ancient Greek philosophers and the modern European philosophers.  

They will  never write anywhere that both Plato and Pythagoras were students in India.  

They made cock and bull stories,  and had it legitimized by the opportunistic and servile Tamilian Indian Brahmins.  

That Sankaracharya was a contemporary of the great Tamil saint Kulashekhara Alwar (sic )who was also a Chera king.  That while on the banks of the river Narmada,  he saved Guru Govinda Bhagawatpad from drowning in a cave, while in Samadhi.  

That Govinda Bhagavatpada is said to have asked Adi Shankara who he was.  That Adi Shankara then replied with a verse composed extempore, that brought out clearly the Advaita philosophy, and hence being pleased like pudding Shankara was then initiated as Govinda Bhagavatapada's disciple (sic).  

That a grateful Govinda initiated him into Sanyas and taught him the four Mahavakyas – Tat tvamasi, Prajnanam Brahma, Aham Brahmasmi and Ayamatma Brahma.

They further cooked up imaginary debates of Adi Shankara with the ritualist Maṇḍana Miśra, who then became a disciple of Shankaracharya (sic) and assumed the name Suresvaracharya .     

BLAH BLAH.

To find out what a fractal brain is ( which Adi Shankaracharya had  like Tesla and Ramanujan ) punch into Google search THE FRACTAL MIND OF SRINIVASA RAMANUJAN VADAKAYIL

It is lore that Shiva appeared to the parents of Shankaracharya and, and offered them a choice--a  “not so bright”  son who would live a long life, or an extraordinary son who die young. His parents chose the latter, and thus a seer son was born to them.  He was named Shankara (Sanskrit, "bestower of happiness"), in honour of Shiva.

Shankara wrote the Brahmasutra Bhasya on Upanishads and Gita. The first integrator of Hindu India, he established four mathas ( mutts ) in four directions of the country – Jyotirmath in North, Govardhan Math at Puri in east, Shringeri Matha in Karnataka in south and Dwarika math in Gujarat in west and established Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham at Kanchi as his abode.  

Shankara lived for only 32 years and died at Kanchipuram.   

He also composed 240 stotras, prakaran granthas, introductory books such as Upadesh Sahasri, Vivek Chudamani, Aparokshanubhuti etc., in all eighty books in number.    He introduced the tradition of Naam Karan in Hinduism ( ceremony for naming a baby )

4000 years ago when the white man was clubbing down animals and eating raw meat, and doing grunt grunt for language in damp caves , Adi Shankaracharua pondered about the source, nature, foundation, scope, validity and limits of human knowledge.

He was the first metaphysicist.  Metaphysics  means “what comes after physics”.  Its object is to determine the real nature of things—to determine the meaning, structure, and principles of whatever is insofar as it is-- with reality as a whole. 

It is a call to recognize the existence and overwhelming importance of a set of higher realities that ordinary men could not deduce. Metaphysics is the science of ultimate reality , as opposed to appearance or the contrast between appearance and reality . 

A cloud appears to consist of some white, fleecy substance, although in reality it is a concentration of drops of water. Scientific theories can be brought to the test of experience, whereas metaphysical theories cannot.  

Metaphysician is a sort of super scientist, unlimited in his curiosity and gifted with a capacity for putting together other people's findings with a skill and imagination that none of them individually commands.  He can refute by debate, through a method for systematic evaluation of definitions. 

Indian philosophy is distinctive in its application of analytical rigour to metaphysical problems and goes into very precise detail about the nature of reality, the structure and function of the human psyche and how the relationship between the two have important implications for human salvation (moksha).  

Maharishis centered philosophy on an assumption that there is a unitary underlying order in the universe which is all pervasive and omniscient. The efforts by various schools were concentrated on explaining this order and the metaphysical entity at its source (Brahman). 

The concept of natural law (Dharma) provided a basis for understanding questions of how life on earth should be lived.  The sages urged humans to discern this order and to live their lives in accordance with it.

If you close your eyes for a moment and try to focus your attention on your inner self, it will seem easy at first. You will be immediately aware of feelings, hopes, thoughts, desires, fears, and a general sense of yourself. 

This is the inner you, right?

Wrong!

According to Advaita , if you are aware of something, it isn't really you. 

The real you (the atman) is the part that's aware. It's not anything of which you are aware.  According to Advaita , it can't be the real you. The real you is the part that is aware, not anything that you're aware of.

This kind of examination is called viveka (discrimination) in Sanskrit. It is a main component of the traditional method of Jñana Yoga.

Pramāna, means correct knowledge, arrived at by thorough reasoning, of any object.

In Advaita Vedānta , the following pramāṇas are accepted:

Pratyakṣa (perception), the knowledge gained by means of the senses. That which is immediately perceived to be so; This knowledge can be corrected, e.g. if one perceives a piece of rope to be a snake.

Anumāna (inference), the knowledge gained by means of inference. That which is perceived as true through previous knowledge, e.g. to knows that it is a fire because smoke can be seen in the sky (the two are related through a universal law)

Śabda (verbal testimony), the knowledge gained by means of texts such as Vedas (also known as Āptavākya, Śabda pramāṇa)

Upamāna (comparison), the knowledge gained by means of analogy or comparison. That which is perceived as true since it compares to previous, confirmed, knowledge. To know that something is something, e.g. a cat, because one has seen cats before.

Arthāpatti (postulation), the knowledge gained by superimposing the known knowledge on an appearing knowledge that does not concur with the known knowledge. I.e. To see someone gain weight while knowing they are fasting, imposes the knowledge that the person is secretly eating.

Anupaladbhi (negation), the knowledge gained through the absence of the object. That which is true through a negation. Classic e.g. karatale ghato nasti - the pot is not on the palm. The pot could be elsewhere. So the place (on the palm) of its absence is also important.

Dialectic,  in advaita philosophy,  is a method of investigating the nature of truth by the criticism of initial concepts and hypotheses.  

The ancient Indian Vedic dialectic is based on a dialogue between two or more people who may hold differing views, yet wish to pursue truth by seeking agreement with one another. 

This is in contrast to debate, in which two or more people hold differing views and wish to persuade or prove one another wrong (and thus a jury or judge is needed to decide the matter), or loud rhetoric of pea-brained and graceless evangelists , which is a relatively long oration conducted by a single person.

Empiricism, is  a doctrine that affirms that all ideas and knowledge are a posteriori, that is, derived from and based on experience, and denies that they can ever be a priori, that is, discoverable without having to rely on the senses.  Laws that express  relationships between phenomena, without making any claims about the underlying causes of the phenomena, are called empirical laws.  

The meaning of the term experience is generally limited to the impressions and sensations received by the senses. Thus, knowledge is the information apprehended by the five sense modalities— hearing, seeing, touching, tasting, and smelling. Such knowledge is always about matters of fact, about what one can see, touch, hear, taste, or smell.

For strict empiricists this definition has the implication that the human mind is passive—it is an organ that receives impressions and more or less records them as they are.  Empiricism then, in the philosophy of science, emphasizes those aspects of scientific knowledge that are closely related to evidence, especially as discovered in experiments. 

It is a fundamental part of the scientific method that all hypotheses and theories must be tested against observations of the natural world, rather than resting solely on a priori reasoning, intuition, or revelation. Hence, science is considered to be methodologically empirical in nature.

The word ‘advait,’ in Sanskrit means ‘non-duality.’

 'Aham brahmAsmi' - I am the totality.

Adi Shankaracharya  set out its basic elements. Part of his philosophy is also concerned with the actual details of spiritual practice and guidance through the guru-student relationship. Consequently, spiritual instruction and the interpretation of authentic teachings (such as the Upanishads) have been core activities for every Advaitic philosopher and teacher since Shankara.

In appreciation of complexity of the Sanatana Dharama philosophy, T S Eliot wrote that the great philosophers of India "make most of the great European philosophers look like schoolboys “

Arthur Schopenhauer used Indian philosophy to improve upon Kantian thought.  In the preface to his book The World As Will And Idea,  Schopenhauer writes that one who "has also received and assimilated the sacred primitive Indian wisdom,  then he is the best of all prepared to hear what I have to say to him".  

The 19th century American philosophical movement Transcendentalism was also influenced by Shankara’s thought.

Advaita Vedanta of Shankara , is one of the main philosophical systems of India . There are two main philosophies while worshiping in Hinduism.

1. Dvaita Bhava ( austerities performed are idol worship, visiting holy places, etc)-- by modern mortal so called saints. ISKON Hare Krishna movement is an example.

2. Advaita Bhava (austerities performed are meditation, pranayama, etc ) by elevated souls or ancient Vedic seers .

Generally for Shankara the Absolute Reality is BrahmAn , the morphogenetic consciousness field, attributeless and impersonal,--

-- while for Madhava and Ramanuja, ( dualists ) the Absolute Truth is Vishnu.

I was amused to see some vulgar fights between the dualists and non-dualists on the internet—cooked up by white Christian men with Hindu names. 

This has always been the ploy of divide and rule.  

This type of petty fights do NOT happen with Hindus who understand Sanatana Dharma . We do NOT have petty meaningless quarrels like shias/ sunnis or protestants / catholics.  

There are many paths to the truth as per large hearted Hinduism, which has NOT reduced itself to a single holy book-- or a single messiah who say that as per our correct way 2+2 = 4 while all other false ways say that 2+2 = 5.

Vedanta has told 7000 years ago that brahmAn ( morphogenetic consciousness field )  is the fundamental entity from which everything else has come. 

Darwin and his monkey gang may NOT agree.

Consciousness shapes our material world.  DNA about which Darwin had zilch idea , is a transceiver of information, some from the space time dimension and the other form the quantum world.

Tvasta , the double helix coiled serpents which cannot be destroyed- is mentioned in Rig Veda of 5000 BC , ( DNA ) as that which gives rise to all life in living creatures.

The ancient 7000 year old Vedanta and quantum physics approach the subject from widely divergent points of view and use vastly different language to treat it.  Yet they can reconcile without diminishing the importance or subtlety of either.  

Scientific Vedanta factoring in the morphogenetic consciousness field or brahmAn is indeed the last frontier .  None of the quantum scientists have categorized Vedanta as a religious work.  They have perused and found that it is a subtle mathematical or scientific analysis.   

Om Isha vasyam idam sarvam, yat kincha jagatyam jagat'

"All this- whatever exists in this changing universe, is pervaded by consciousness"--Isa Upanishad

Vedanta and Quantum Mechanics describe the same subject—ultimate reality—from opposite points of view and perspective.  Vedanta examines evidence, asserts hypotheses, quotes established authorities both pro and con its thesis, and closely reasons its way to a well-substantiated conclusion.  

Vedanta has told 7000 years ago that matter is not condensed substance but a diffused form of energy—and this is what Einstein who was proficient in Vedanta too seconded.

In Advaita Vedanta, the only reality is Brahman, the Oneness. All else that exists is surface reality of the world around us. Beyond this surface reality lies the true Absolute Reality, and that is Brahman. Brahman is the only reality of this world and all others have only relative reality.

Modern science accepted consciousness only after it got shell shocked by the results of the quantum double slit experiment..  Vedanta has always spoken about the importance of the conscious observer.

No fundamental deficiencies have been found in quantum mechanics, since the past 7 decades. Einstein warned us that science without religion is blind and that religion without science is lame.

Concerning matter, Einstein once remarked, "we have been all wrong. What we have called matter is energy, whose vibration has been so lowered as to be perceptible to the senses. There is no matter."  He has just quoted from Vedanta which clearly stated Maya, the illusion often mistaken for reality.

Advaita is that state of non-duality where there is complete cessation of thoughts such as "I am an individual", "the objects that are seen / perceived are different from me", so on and so forth. In this state, there is no misery or delusion. 

"Tatra ko moha: ka: shoka:"-- "Where is delusion or misery for the one who has realized this non-dual state?"--- Ishavasya Upanishad

In the Upanishadic times, men were not spoken of as good or bad. Instead, they were recognized into two types - the learned and the ignorant. As per Advaita philosophy is that, when you are on the correct path, knowledge which correlates and corroborates with your study comes from within you. That is the real proof that you are on the right track.

When creation occurs, the universe the essence of which was always within Brahman evolves itself and issues out of the Brahman with name and form, this is what is called creation. Brahman creates the world just as a spider creates it's webs out of itself.

The Vedas contain the meaning of consciousness. A visible attribute of consciousness is an energetic field that governs the shaping of organisms. Morphogenesis is a scientific term to explain this very shaping of tissues, organs, and entire organisms. 

Sankara describes the nature of Brahman as such: “That which permeates all, which nothing transcends and which, like the universal space around us, fills everything completely from within and without, that Supreme nondual Brahman - that thou art.”

In the Indian religious and philosophical traditions, all knowledge is traced back to the Gods and to the Mahrishis with 12 strand DNA and king sized pineal glands  who "saw" the Vedas. The ancient Vedas tell us that the basis of all creation is the all pervading  morphogenetic consciousness field. 

Fields of conscousness are called M fields –morphogenetic.  Just like electromagnetic and gravitational fields.  All life forms are connected by "morphic fields" or strong intertwined energetic connections. Our separation from each other is an optical illusion of consciousness.

"Without and within all beings the unmoving and also the moving; because of Its subtlety, unknowable; and near and far away is That( brahmAn )". --- Bhagavad Gita, Ch.13,Verses 15 

Consciousness is the creative force of the entire universe. The entire universe is in fact a single living conscious organism with complete awareness of itself.  Not only is consciousness responsible for the physical universe and its elements-- it is the universe.  The field of consciousness contains information about everything that has happened since the dawn of time.

"Om purnamadah purnamidam purnaat purnamudachyate,purnasya purnamadaya purnamevaavashishyate"

"That  (consciousness) is full (perfect) ; this (the manifest universe of matter; of names and forms being maya) is full. This fullness has been projected from that fullness. When this fullness merges in that fullness,  all that remains is fullness."--- Isa Upanishad

The fabric of the universe, the primal Field, was created by consciousness and is held in existence by consciousness. The entire universe is the consciousness of the Creator. Consciousness creates energy, it creates matter, and it creates the perspectives of space and time.

There is a consciousness in every molecule of matter. All atoms in the entire universe are capable of mind reading and communicating with other atoms. The expanded abilities of self awareness is abstract reasoning, free will, creativity, foresight etc. 

Morphic fields underlie the intelligent organization of proteins, cells, crystals, plants, animals, brains, and minds. They help to explain habits, memories, instincts, telepathy, and the sense of direction. The structure of morphic fields depends on what has happened before. They have an inherent memory and imply that many of the so-called laws of nature are more like habits..

Upanishads, which form the principal source material for Advaita Vedanta.enables us to realize the nature of ourselves and reality-- to recognize that we are perfect and complete.

Strictly speaking, only the teaching as clarified by Shankara should be called ‘Advaita Vedanta’.  Advaita is a system that states that all is the Self.  That which is me, that which is you. That which is the world, that which is in the world, that which is transcendent of the world–all is the Self. . 

Brahman is at best described as that infinite, omnipresent, omnipotent, incorporeal, impersonal, transcendent reality that is the divine ground of all Being. Brahman is also beyond the senses. It is the basis of the material world, which in turn is its illusionary transformation

According to Adi Shankara, Maya is the complex illusionary power of Brahman which causes the Brahman to be seen as the material world of separate forms.  It has two main functions — one is to "hide" Brahman from ordinary human perception, and the other is to present the material world in its stead. 

Maya is also said to be indescribable, though it may be said that all sense data entering ones awareness via the five senses are Maya, since the fundamental reality underlying sensory perception is completely hidden. Maya is neither completely real nor completely unreal and hence indescribable. Its shelter is Brahman.

Brahman is actually indescribable but Brahman itself is untouched by the illusion of Maya, just like a magician is not tricked by his own magic. . When Maya is removed, there exists ultimately no difference between the Jiva-Atman and the Brahman. Such a state of bliss when achieved while living is called Jivan mukti—he liberated soul.  

First of all, understanding Advaita requires you to let go of all that you know or believe to be true...Just let go and make your mind blank. Awareness of our true nature melts away each layer of Maya. Advaita Vedanta can be the spiritual path for both the scientist and the spiritual person, so that the two need not be mutually exclusive.

The central position of the Advaita Vedanta tradition is that in reality there is no difference between consciousness and the universe, no real distinction between the individual, the entire universe and God, Brahman.  Advaita ( non-dual),  declares that the universe is a manifestation of one nondifferentiated reality, expressed in Sanskrit as Brahman,  neuter in gender it literally means “growth”, "development"or the “Supreme transcendent and immanent Reality or the One Godhead.

Karmajam budhiyuktha hi bhalam thyakthwa maneeshina:

janmabandhanavinirmuktha: padam gachandhyanamayam    

Those intelligent people, who think about the truth, who perform their duty or endeavor with skill, and with the evenness of mind with regard to success or failure (yogis), become totally freed from the restraints or shackles from birth onwards, and surely reaches the state of no sorrow.-- [Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, verse 51]

Most people seek external happiness from external objects, while the truth is that eternal bliss is within oneself and the search must be made within to attain this supreme bliss.  All the pleasures that are derived from the external objects are trifles compared to that eternal bliss which is the Supreme.  

Hence, it would the greatest help if one could show the way to this eternal bliss.  The Vidya (knowledge) of Advaita philosophy does this supreme help to all, by showing the way to eternal bliss. The concept of Advaita philosophy is to helps to attain liberation, the nature of which is eternal bliss.

I am bound to suffer the consequences of actions I do. That means I cannot escape from experiencing the effects of my actions. So either I experience misery if the result of my action is unfavorable for me or I experience joy if the result of the action is favorable.

Freedom from having to go through the experiencing of ‘sorrow or happiness’ is to be free of ‘bondage.’ That is liberation right in this life or Jivanmukti.

Jivanmukti is the name for staying unperturbed, whatever may be the circumstances (= results of actions done now or in the past), like an unflickering and steady flame from a lamp which is in a place where there is no breeze.

The cause for birth is the Karma load (stock of the results of actions performed) of the individual soul. As long as action is there, Karma is accumulated and that will lead to birth, which in turn will result in death. The cycle goes on. So the only way to completely avoid misery is to get out of this cycle of births and deaths. Hence if one wishes never to be born again, one must attain a state of inactivity.

Desire arises in one's mind only if he sees the objects of the world as external to him.  If there is no second object (non-dual state), then there is no room for any desire at all! Absence of desire leads to inaction on the part of the individual soul which ultimately helps him come out of the cycle of birth and death. 

Once a soul is out of this cycle, there is no scope for misery and hence this state of supreme bliss is known as "Liberation".

Hence, to get freed from miseries, following the same track, one must get rid of the 'Notion of diversity' which is the root cause of desire. This is the road to eternal bliss.  

Swami Vivekananda emphasized samadhi as a means to attain liberation.  The works of Swami Vivekananda, such as his writings on Jnana yoga, have been influential in the spread of Advaita Vedanta in the west.

To understand Maya, you can watch the English movie trilogy Matrix: Most of the storylines are based on Advaita and the Matrix computer program (in the movie) is exactly what Advaita teaches about Maya.

Advaitins believe that suffering is due to Maya. Only knowledge of Brahman can destroy Maya.   Maya tricks us with regard to our selves  When Maya is removed, the truth of "Brahma Satyam Jagan Mithya Jivo Brahmaiva Na Aparah" is realized Brahman (the Absolute) is alone real; this world is unreal; the Jiva or the individual soul is non-different from Brahman Such a state of bliss when achieved while living is called Jivanmukta-the liberated soul..

All sense data entering ones awareness via the five senses are Maya.  Maya is neither completely real nor completely unreal, hence indescribable.  Maya is temporary and is transcended with "true knowledge", or perception of the more fundamental reality which permeates Maya.

Maya has two main functions:

To "hide" Brahman from ordinary human perception,

To present the material world in its (Brahmam) place.

Swami Vivekananda explains the concept of Maya as follows:

Maya of the Vedanta, in its last developed form, is neither Idealism nor Realism, nor is it a theory. It is a simple statement of facts—what we are and what we see around us

The world is both unreal and real. but something can't be both true and false at the same time; hence Adi Shankara has classified the world as indescribable.

Adi Sankara says that the world is not real (true), it is an illusion. Adi Sankara gives the following reasoning: Whatever thing remains eternal is true, and whatever is non-eternal is untrue. Since the world is created and destroyed, it is not real (true). Truth is the thing which is unchanging. Since the world is changing, it is not real (false). Whatever is independent of space and time is real (true), and whatever has space and time in itself is not real (false). Just as one sees dreams in sleep, he sees a kind of super-dream when he is waking. The world is compared to this conscious dream.

na jayathe mriyathe va kathachith nayam bhuthua bhavitha va na bhuya:

ajo nithya: shashwathohayam purano na hanyathe hanyamane shareere    

That Supreme Soul or Paramathma or Iswara was never ever born, nor does It die. And since It is now, it does not mean that It will not be. That Soul is unborn, is always, forever, and ancient also. As the (human) body is killed, It is not killed. Bhagawat Gita  [Chapter 2, verse 20]

Bhagavad Gita... the most sacred Scripture of Hinduism existing on Mother Earth ( a 6000 year old pep talk given by Lord Krishna to Prince Arjuna just before a battle ) is without a parallel... it's sublime wisdom shall never get outdated with passage of time!

"As it is anywhere, so it is everywhere."  You are the embodiment of all the Laws of Nature. You are the constitution of the Universe.--7000 year old Rig Veda

Morphogenetic fields help to differentiate cells and form biological systems. They  instruct genes to produce necessary proteins in a given biological environment. Morphogenetic fields are not material, but are more like biological blueprints giving birth to various forms. They carry encoded organizational information.

The Pineal Gland ( Shiva Lingam ) is the seat of consciousness.  The Vedas said that this universe and everything in it are a singularity.

"Yatha pinde tatha brahmande, yatha brahmande tatha pinde"--"As is the individual, so is the universe, as is the universe, so is the individual."  --Yajur Veda 5000 BC.

Our consciousness is a cosmic DVD player . There is a cosmic dance of energy back and forth between the physical realm and the zero point field,  a constant creation and destruction of matter from the void.

The continuous flow of energy in and out of the material world is THE COSMIC DANCE OF SHIVA. 

Consciousness becomes energy and then transforms to matter.  Forces of attraction cause the particles to come together to form nuclei with electrons orbiting around them giving the illusion of matter.  These atoms are attracted together to form molecules. 

Molecules are brought together by organizing forces inherent in the particular morphogenetic field of that being or material, causing the creation of DNA, cells, tissue, organs, systems, organisms, societies and on a larger scale, planets, solar systems, galaxies and universes.  

All of this from the one and only quantum field of consciousness Our consciousness creates our reality. What our consciousness can conceive , it can also create.

God resides in your DNA.  DNA is a blueprint. It is a transceiver for information at 98.7 deg F.. DNA has powerful Mobius coil which can generate scalar energy, which cannot be blocked by Faraday’s cage.

There is DNA everywhere around you. It remains unchanged for the past 4 billion years. In your body you have 125 billion miles of DNA, which is 500 billion trips around the earth.

The DNA double helix looks like 2 snakes making love, or rather a twisted rope ladder.  DNA is conscious.  It knows where to go and what to do and how and when to divide.  It is a supercomputer which can hold enormous information.  Yet, it is so small that you cannot see it without a electron microscope.  

Charles Darwin and his monkey gang will never ever understand all this.  

Our DNA which can be be influenced by scalar waves and acoustics ( mantras ) can send and receive powerful data through a universal network of ether . The primary function of our DNA is not protein synthesis, as biologists will tell you , but the reception and transfer of electromagnetic energy.  

There is a connection between DNA and consciousness . The brain and the DNA are transducers for quantum information from the scalar field. When a DNA strand is placed in a vacuum, the energy emitted by that strand will attract photons which will assume the same shape of the DNA strand, even if the DNA strand is removed later.  

An atom can be a wave or a particle depending on the observer’s perspective.  An atom is pure energy held together by a intelligent force.  The conscious intelligent field lies in the empty space in between the electrons. 

99.9999% of every atom is empty space.  What we perceive as physical dense matter is actually 99.99 % empty space - large electron fields with very little matter in the center.  We live in a universe created of "objects" that are actually 99.99% space.  

The electrons, protons and neutrons are only a small part of the atom.   It is the space between them that is, ironically, the “substance.”  

Within the electromagnetic force of the atom is the key to everything:  creation, transmutation . . -limitless power.

This intelligent field decides why a electron should remain in a particular orbit. : Electrons can change position instantly without taking time. They suddenly appear in another orbit of higher or lower energy or distance from the nucleus. 

Quantum Physics which suddenly appeared in the 20th century is the result of ancient Vedic Sanskrit texts being translated by the Christian invaders . These texts are 7000 years old.

The universe is in perfect harmony and balance. The cosmos is a unified system. A little disharmony and the entire matter of the universe will go back into the black hole.  

Today I heard the news on TV that stupid Americans want to blast a dead planet. Playing around with HAARP and galactic resonance is a dangerous game.

Matter is NOT a inert substance. It is conscious and active. Experts in organic and inorganic chemistry know what I mean. Matter constantly makes choices for alternate possibilities.

We live in a holographic universe. Our mind is holographic. The hologram has the power to hold and process enormous amounts of data. In holography, a three dimensional image of an object is filmed with a laser. The amazing part is that any part of the holographic picture may be used to recreate the whole image.  

Each of the 100 billion cells that make up the body contains the complete version of the original DNA, that was the source of the entire body. Each part of the holographic picture contains the whole image. In the holographic theory of the universe, the universe is represented by each component, regardless of the size.

To get the perfect theory of everything TOI, consciousness has to be factored in by science. It will NOT be possible to understand gravity without doing this.  Every atom within us depends on the rest of the cosmos.  

This is the basis for Vedic Jyothish or astrology.  Consciousness is the dance of chemical molecules within your brain, the scalar field created by resonance of your pineal gland with your Mobius DNA and the whirling of your chakras .  

The quantum body  resonates with any atom of the cosmos.  A scalar wave is far different from a regular wave in that a scalar wave goes in all directions into the surroundings.  A vector quantity has magnitude and direction while a scalar quantity has only magnitude.  Ordinary electromagnetic waves are transverse waves, while scalar waves are longitudinal . 

Strangely these scalar waves do not actually exist in our "material" world,  but exist only in the vacuum of empty space, or the time domain At our most elemental we are energy.  All living things are a coalescence of energy in a field of energy connected to every other thing in the world.  This pulsating energy field is the central engine of our being and our Consciousness .  

Collective consciousness is a life force flowing through the universe.  Consciousness of the observer brought the observed object into being. Nothing in the universe existed as an actual thing independently of our perception of it Vedas say that Brahman is the consciousness, the Self of all beings.  

Thus the ancient Vedic Science corroborates what modern science has discovered,  ( rather vice –versa )  that this omnipresent field of pure Creative Intelligence, which is transcendental in its nature, beyond the level of the Planck scale of 10-33cm, is the ultimate cause, the unmoved mover of everything in creation.  

One indivisible wholeness of consciousness is the source of all multiplicity of Creation, and that this one unbounded ocean of consciousness is our own consciousness.

"Purushyo'yam loka sannidah" . "Man is a miniature universe" --(Charaka Samhita IV).

Consciousness ( Brahman ) is the only element in creation that knows itself.  By being in constant interaction with itself, consciousness knows everything about itself.

"Prajnānam brahma”-- "Brahman is knowledge".  Brahman knows everything.

Without factoring in consciousness there can be NO Theory of Every Thing (TOE) and Grand Unification Theory (GUT).  

When science meets the consciousness field of Vedanta written 7000 years ago, the last frontier can be breached. The morphogenetic field or BrahmAn of Vedanta, has a self organizing electro magnetic nature.  This is a merged grand Akashik field of several morphic fields of different nature by resonant coupling.  This inductive field has consciousness and self initiating nature.

This non-linear field is holographic and holds information of not only past history by even every thought , emotion and feeling held in the right hand subconscious lobe of your brain. This explains the power of prayer and intention. The whole cosmos is interconnected in this field and speed is NOT restricted to speed of light.

God has given us 5 senses of narrow bandwidth, so that we do NOT have an information overload breakdown.

The quantum world cannot be observed by our 5 senses, and they do NOT follow the cause and effect laws of classical physics. We live in a time obstructed world using 5 senses -- and also a timeless realm in the quantum dimension, where what you see is NOT what you get.

That Vedanta is available in the “soap is civilization” Christian West primarily through religious interpreters in pagan saffron robes has prejudiced their evaluation of its relevance to scientific concerns.  

Ironically today we have our Hindu hating ruler -- the Italian WTE ( waitress turned empress ) calling saffron the color of terror. No wonder she cannot go beyond a restaurant table.  

Sorry, I have to lose some grace here. What does this queen bee  ( who is the most hated woman in India ) know of the past glory of India? 

Does she know that saffron color is the soul of India--the color of the robes of our Vedic Maharishis?

The Bible says that the universe is only thousands of years old. While Vedanta and the modern quantum theory agrees that it is around 15 billion years.  It is amazing that the timeless Vedic tradition remains relevant and easily expressible in terms of contemporary scientific concepts.

The theory of relativity, and the space-time character of the universe, were perceived by the old Indian Rishis in their advanced stage of spiritual consciousness 9000 years ago. In their state of higher consciousness they realized that the ultimate constituents of the universe - energy and mass, particle and wave, - were but different aspects of the same basic process,  but the same Oneness which pervaded the entire universe.

Science, in its most advanced stage, is closer to Vedanta than ever before. The intuition of Indian mystics led them to understand the multidimensional reality and of space-time continuum which is the basis of the modern theory of relativity.  Akasha –the morphogenetic consciousness field , as per Vedanta is the source of everything that exists, and in which the memory of the cosmos is encoded.  

Everything we know, perceive, and imagine, every color, sound, sensation, every thought and every feeling, is a form appearing in the mind.  It is all an in-forming of consciousness—mind stuff- or Chitta.  The brahmAn (morphogenetic field) is the reason why a partially formed biological structure (the 'morphogentic germ") gets attached to the morphogentic field of a species, which then guides the growth of the rest of the form.   

Every structure carries its own morphogentic field.  If a structure like an organism incorporates sub organisms of different nature, then the morphogenetic field of the organism would also incorporate the fields of the sub organisms.

The transmission of scalar information creates consciousness fields— Morphogenic Fields. They cannot be detected by the usual instruments for measuring electric and magnetic fields, which work by interacting with electron flow and energy transmission. 

The DNA is a transceiver for the BrahmAn or the morphogenetic consciousness field. Genetic engineering goes against the laws of the morphogenetic field and indeed the universe. Eating genetically modified foods is detrimental in DNA upgradation. Consciousness differentiates, just like DNA differentiates . 

The brain and DNA is governed by the laws of quantum physics rather than the laws of biology or neurophysiology.  Scalar waves ( made famous by Nikola Tesla ) is the point of fundamental intersection where matter and consciousness influence each other .

The Upanishads form the concluding portions of the Veda and therefore called the “Vedanta” or the end of the Veda and contains the essence of Vedic teachings. The Vedas in its unchanged unabridged format in Sanskrit verses , have guided the Indian’s religious direction for ages and will continue to do so till our sun goes supernova. . 

The Sanskrit word for philosophy is darshan or 'seeing', which implies that Sanatana Dharma is is grounded firmly on human consciousness and perception. Vedas introduced Consciousness , the most valuable thing on this planet , to Western philosophical thought.

The Vedas are considered to be eternal, without beginning and end as they represent the divine truth itself as perceived through the elevated consciousness of great seers. 

In the Upanishads we get a glimpse into the workings of the minds of the great Indian thinkers who were unhampered by the tyranny of religious dogma, political authority, pressure of public opinion, seeking truth with single-minded devotion, rare in the history of thought. 

The Vedic sages who discovered brahmAn  had depersonalized themselves in the search for truth. Unlike modern Western philosophers who lift Vedic ideas without any understanding , and patent it in their names.

People who raise the Kundalinis are NOT cremated in Hinduism. Rather they are buried in Lotus pose of meditation. The reason is that they are liberated having achieved moksha from the endless cycle of births and rebirths. The female Shakti has now found blissful union with the male Shiva-- a great union of spirit and matter. 

A overwhelming bliss is felt , which mystically represents re-integration with Atman or the eternal essence of self. The soul finds itself free. When Shiva and Shakti unite in sahasrara, one experiences samadhi, illumination occurs in the brain and the silent areas begin to function .

  

You have opened the gateway to higher realms. You have supersensory awareness while still awake in the physical body, and can leave and return to the body at will without any break in consciousness . The pineal gland shoots a spark into the pituitary, and the door of BrahmAn ( consciousness ) , the Brahmarandhra, is opened, never to close .

You become highly perceptive and can see complex problems as fractal geometry. Space and time lose their rigidity, and there is a mingling of the past, the present, and the future. The Indian sage has exploded into a space of consciousness in which inner awareness is spontaneous.  His teachings are based on the unity of the ātman and brahman.

Advaita proclaims that the truth which is BrahmAn is the only reality and that the apparent notion of diversity (the root cause of all miseries) is only due to ignorance.

Despite the seeming duality that we experience, according to Advaita reality is actually non-dual. This non-dual reality is called Brahman.  As a matter of fact we do feel ourselves to be other than our body or mind.  Advaita calls our essential self, which is beyond body and mind, the Atman. And it teaches that this Atman is Brahman, which is non-dual.

According to Śankara and others, anyone seeking to follow the philosophy of Advaita Vedānta must do so under the guidance of a Guru (teacher).  It is the teacher who through exegesis of Sruti and skillful handling of words generates a hitherto unknown knowledge in the disciple. The teacher does not merely provide stimulus or suggestion.

The Guru must have the following qualities (see Mundaka Upanishad 1.2.12):

Śrotriya — must be learned in the Vedic scriptures and Sampradaya

Brahmaniṣṭhā — literally meaning 'established in Brahman'; must have realised the oneness of Brahman in everything, and in himself/herself.

The seeker must serve the Guru, and submit questions with all humility in order to remove all doubts (see Bhagavad Gita 4.34).  By doing so, Advaita says, the seeker will attain Moksha ('liberation from the cycle of births and deaths')

The purpose of Self-Discovery is not that of God-Discovery. The concern is not about the existence of God, or the verification of God’s existence. Man has to discover his own true or real nature. For this, man has to understand as to what it is to be a substance and as to what it is to be in a condition, or state called existence. 

The teaching of Advaita is a proven methodology for discovering the nature of your Self and that of the world. And the realization of the fundamental truth that is presented reduces all other considerations to complete insignificance. 

Advaita Vedanta suggests that this nondual state of mind can be realized personally, in experience, aided by certain contemplative practices such as meditation.

Nothing exists separate from the One God, because God is present everywhere.

“Brahma Satyam Jagan Mithya Jivo Brahmaiva Na Aparah—Brahman (the Absolute) is alone real; this world is unreal; and the Jiva or the individual soul is non-different from Brahman.”

Advaita is the only philosophy that helps us to be free of ‘bondage’ right in this life.

Tipu Sultan destroyed the the ancient Thirunavaya  temple at the banks of Bharatapuzha river, a village 8 km south of Tirur in the Malappuram district of Kerala state,  along with priceless Vedic records containing Adi Shankaracharya’s texts. . 

This temple was even older than 6000 year old Guruvayur.  

Tipu Sultan was prevented from destroying the Guruvayur temple by Hydrose Kutty, who told him that the 6000 year old black idol has been shifted to the Ambalapuzha Sri Krishna temple in kingdom of Travancore for safekeeping.  

Even today, daily pujas are conducted in Ambalapuzha Sri Krishna Temple where the idol of Guruvayoor Temple was temporarily installed and worshiped.

The Fibonacci series and Golden mean are stolen from 7000 year old Vedic texts as they are inherent is the Sri Yantra which contains the theory of everything.

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This is gonna shock you out of your pants--and you will start believing in god and Advaita Vedanta.

Last Sunday I drove my wife to Mookambika temple at Kollur Karnataka.  

Mookambika temple is one of the seven pilgrim centers consecrated by Lord Parashurama in 4000 BC. 

The temple is devoted to the Hindu goddess Parvathi, wife of Shiva.  While the other pilgrimages created by Parashurama are devoted to Lord Shiva, Lord Subramanya and Lord Ganesha, this is the only one devoted to goddess Parvathi.

Above: Sarvajna peedam made on rock-- where Adi Shankarachraya meditated..

 Mookambika to Kudajadri mountain is 33 kms . The mountain peak with dense forests is at an altitude of 1312 metres above sea level, in the Western Ghats in South India (Karnataka State).

Adi Shankaracharya in 2000 BC, had a vision of Sri Mookambika Devi and installed the deity here at Kudajadri.  

Was Adi Shankaracharya stupid to climb on a remote mountain 4000 years ago? 

The secret is that this spot is where the Kundalini energy of this planet is centred.

There is small a temple near the peak where 'Shankaracharya' did meditation. Here there is an ancient Sarvajna Peetam built out of rock .

The legend goes, that Adi Shankara mediated at Kudajadri hills and Devi incarnated before him asking for his wish. He revealed his wish to incorporate Devi to a place in Kerala to worship where he wanted. Devi agreed and put forward a challenge that she will follow Shankara and he should not look back until he reaches his destination. 

Above -Souparnika river at Mookambika.

But to test Shankara Devi deliberately stopped the tinkle of her ornaments when they reached Kollur, and Shankara turned back because of doubt. Devi then asked Shankara to install her vigraha at the spot where he sees her.

उत्तिष्ठ जाग्रत प्राप्य वरान्निबोधत | क्षुरस्य धारा निशिता दुरत्यया दुर्गं पथस्तत्कवयो वदन्ति || (uttiShTha jAgrata prApya varAn_nibodhata | kShurasya dhArA nihitA duratyayA pathas_tat_ -avayo vadanti || ) - 

"Rise, awaken, seek the wise and realize. The path is difficult to cross like the sharpened edge of the razor (knife), so say the wise." (1.3.14 ) Katha Upanishads 5000 BC

The Advaita form of Hinduism looks at God , as brahmAn-- the intelligent morphogenetic consciousness field , the akasha  or  the space between the whizzing electrons in an atom.

Matter exists because of this intelligent force which holds the spiraling electrons in its orbit--  for if it drops or rises one single orbit the matter changes into something totally different.

Grace and peace!

CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL
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