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Bharatiya Pragna - Dr. Th Chowdary

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L et us assume that a ray of light was<br />

sent into a dark room and the door was closed.<br />

What happens to that ray? <strong>Th</strong>e layman’s answer<br />

would be that the walls absorbed the ray. Likewise,<br />

let us assume that the ray was sent into the<br />

closed room for crores of years uninterruptedly.<br />

Will there be, then, any possibility, for any change<br />

in the atomic structure of the atoms in those walls,<br />

due to concentration of energy? If so, why not<br />

the mountains, which are exposed to the sunrays<br />

for thousands of crores of years, were affected<br />

by such rays?<br />

Not only the ray of light, for that matter,<br />

any form of energy conducted through a medium,<br />

would be absorbed to some extent, in<br />

course of time, and the intensity of that energy<br />

would be diminished. <strong>Th</strong>at means the energy is<br />

weakened as time passes by. What is the reason<br />

for this?<br />

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.<br />

<strong>Th</strong>is is a principle accepted by both the<br />

ancient as well as modern scientists. If it is so,<br />

where is the absorbed part of the energy going?<br />

in which form? and can it be measured? —are<br />

the questions that challenge us. To derive answers<br />

for such questions we have to ascertain,<br />

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Nature Of energy : Scriptural perspective<br />

Kuppa Venkata Krishna Murthy<br />

In the scriptures of ancient Indian sages, the nature of energy was contemplated<br />

so extensively. But at the time of interactions of energies of different dimensions, how<br />

the resultant dimensions differ and how the resultant energies behave and how their<br />

limitations form, are the things to be yet studied and determined.<br />

as to what the term “energy” means? What is its<br />

nature? Now, we try to study this from the perspective<br />

of references available in the ancient Indian<br />

scriptures, duly co-relating them with the<br />

modern terminology.<br />

Now, the pertinent question is: What is<br />

energy? <strong>Th</strong>ere is no conceivable energy, which<br />

can be conceived without being influenced by<br />

the conceiver. So, it should be possible to arrive<br />

at the pure form of energy, by deducting or subtracting<br />

the points of the conceiver from the<br />

points of the conceived.<br />

<strong>Th</strong>e conceiving energies under the command<br />

of man are of six kinds viz. the five sense<br />

organs and “mind”. Of these, mind is a better<br />

conceiver and the other five are actually under<br />

its control. So, the master key is the mind itself.<br />

So, let us examine the inner parts of the<br />

mind . If consciousness contained in a subtle shell<br />

gets a movement, then it is called “mind”. So,<br />

Mind = Consciousness + A Subtle Shell + Space<br />

+ Movement.<br />

To understand this equation, we should<br />

know what a subtle shell and what is space. For<br />

this, we have to analyze the process of evolution<br />

of this universe from, the point of view of energy.<br />

November & December 2008 <strong>Bharatiya</strong> <strong>Pragna</strong>

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