Origin of this world?
Absolute Zero (Dimensionless) or Infinity (eternal, formless) State of energy or matter is the origin of this world. It is a state of matrix or energy, which is beyond our imagination. Our mind or intellects can only understand the language of science (length, breadth, height, time, space) or language of discrimination (positive and negative, love and hate, pleasure and pain, and the many conceptual pairs of opposites, through the duality of subject and its object). The state of Oneness and nothingness (Absolute Zero or infinity) is beyond our logic.
The very basic concept is, we cannot differentiate, distinguish and discriminate between matter and energy. Matter itself is a manifestation of energy. There is not a single particle in this universe, which is without energy and contains only matter. Energy has its basic two forms i.e. inactive (vacuum, passive) and active.
When Energy is at its inactive form it is at absolute Zero state and when comes to active form, it gets manifested into five basic elements (Agni, Vaayu, Jala, Akash and Pruthvi) of universe and then with the help of these elements whole world gets visible to our logic mind. With the help of our five senses, which are the representatives of the basic elements of the universe, we can able to see, feel, taste, smell and hear the physical world. If our senses stops working than whole universe will gets back to its Absolute zero state.
This is what is happening in Meta physics.
First Scientists said when they had come to the atom, ”Now this is the ultimate; it cannot be divided any more.” Then they also divided the atom. Then they came to electrons: ”Now it cannot be divided any more.” Now they have divided that too. Now they have come to nothingness (Absolute zero), now they don’t know what has come. Division, division, division, and a point have come in modern physics where matter has completely disappeared. Modern physics has reached via matter, and the Vedas have reached to the same point via consciousness.
2006-09-30
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