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observed. Everything that enters this part of the mind, in
principle, is colored and deformed. The information is not
stored randomly but organized into five different layers that
are closely connected to the five hormone centers, chakras,
of the body. To be very clear, observation of the world
includes three kinds of interaction. The first is the perception
of the external world with the help of the five senses. The
second is proprioception, finding a balance of the body with
the multiple conditions of the environment. The third is
interoception, which is a perception of the internal variety of
aspects within the body itself. Like ‘mind,’ also perception is
multi-facetted.
A mere collection of information without conscious
observation, will not lead to a feeling of identity. The external
world is observed but also the products stored in Citta need
to be observed. To create a sense of identity, a subjective
form of ordering is vital. A simple observation of all collected
information will not do. That observer and organizer of Citta
is the second part of the mind, called Doer-I, ego or
Ahamtattva. This part of the mind observes and structures all
incoming information, relates it to memories, develops
preferences or rejections, concludes potential modes of selfinterest
and identifies itself with all that happens.
This Doer-I identifies with all events, but not with
itself. For this, another observer is needed, an observer who
can look below the surface and at the same time has a wider
horizon. The name of that observer is Existential-I, Mahat- or
Buddhitattva. Despite the fact that it realizes its existence, it is
capable of looking beyond direct self-interest, realizes its
existence and combines deep intellect with intuition.
The first entity of the mind, Citta, is directed at the
objective external and internal world. The next one is headed
at itself and the direct dynamism of life, while the third entity
realizes itself and is capable of looking beyond time place and
itself. A fourth entity is present to observe and realize all
events and all identifications without taking part in any
activity. This reflecting observer is the soul or Átman. Átman
is connected to the mind but not involved in its activities. It is
nonlocal Consciousness reflected on the mind.
The substratum of the subtle body
of mind
In Ananda Sutram, 10) Sri P.R. Sarkar mentions the
word ‘cittanu’, which is Sutra 1-13 is translated as
‘ectoplasmic particle’ and in 3-6 as ‘mind-stuff.’ It is a
combination of two words: Citta+a´nu. Citta has been
explained in the previous chapter as ’subtle body’. ’Anu’
means ‘small particle’, ‘minutest part’, ‘molecule’ or ‘very
small.’ So, cittanu can be translated as ‘smallest particle’ or
‘molecule of mind.’ Here we have arrived at the substratum
of mind. Cittanu cannot refer to subatomic particles, quarks
and/or electrons. These are the smallest particles of energy,
packets of energy. The smallest particles of mind can only be
local forms of consciousness, ‘bubbles of consciousness,’ in
other words ‘microvita.’ Microvita are the substratum of
mind. They move incessantly, which means they also have
intrinsic energy.
Relatively simple forms exist like atoms, molecules,
and macromolecules, intermediate units, like viruses,
relatively simple organisms like plants, shrubs and trees and
animal cells, but also complex organisms like dolphins and
human beings. Do they all contain all denominations of
microvita? No, they do not. Minds are only complete if all
denominations of microvita are included, but incomplete
minds with only negative microvita do exist. 11) In some
smaller or bigger molecules only crude and subtle microvita
occur, in other macromolecules also positive microvita. In
some compounds, molecules cluster in groups. Microvita do
the same. Organelles and cells are the first units with all
denominations of microvita and consequently complete
minds.
To conclude
The local packets of energy, elementary particles, bring
physical structure to atoms, like the endoplasmic reticulum
does for cells. Atoms contain crude negative microvita, which
form an incomplete and dormant mind. The mind is not just a
composition of all various local forms of consciousness,
microvita. The observers Doer-I or ego and existential-I are
essential elements of it. The individual soul is the reflection of
Nonlocal Consciousness on individual mind. Manifested minds
are layered compositions of various denominations of
microvita in atoms, molecules, macromolecules and clusters
of mind. The increase of use increases the amount of intrinsic
energy in the various individual or groups of microvita.
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