Deliberate iteration always leads to delegation. Consider the most natural geometric progression, starting with 1 and a common ratio of 2. An assumption is made here that since breathing is THE life-giving /grounding process and involves three steps of inhalation, retention, and exhalation; that the respective dimensional organisms follow the breathing pattern as such in a geometric progression.Now we mentioned that the observer’s role or 4-D is required to look at the chaos that is presented in front of you without judgment , (dissolving shadow/ego ) and thus I am making an assumption that to assume this observer’s role, one has to breathe with the ratio of 8s inhalation, 16s retention, and 32s exhalation while being present to learn any particular activity.

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After having discussed either end of the spectrum in the god belief side of things, let us look at the middle of the weighing scale, where the force gets pushed towards creation and winds back as…

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Reviving Hinduism V: Vidya — The process of learning | by Roshan R Naganathan | Nov, 2020 | Medium

Medicine and poison are like two sides of a coin when one really puts it out on paper.Poison is used to kill, sedate, numb, and put to rest; all some form or the other used in modern-day medicine as bioweapons, anesthesia, and processes defined for euthanizing living beings, be it human, animal, bird or plant life.Putting light into the thought that when present, we, as beings; are ironically and very paradoxically are, living and dying at the same time.So, we understand that the study of dying is equally important as the study of living, from this very paradox.

Poison as reflection of medicine - I

Therefore ancient Ayurveda and Atharva Veda both included the study of this vital side of healing as well, i.e. poison.Measured poisons of many varying kinds at specific doses were studied, to treat major ailments that posed a long-term threat to the solar body that we house.As discussed in the earlier piece, we know that the observer’s role is grounded, pure, and without judgment. When one thinks of science as a discipline, it is simply an art that tries to define consciousness through varied sub-disciplines.Biology is one such beautiful sub-discipline that studies plant and animal life in detail and this has led to the taxonomy and record of the millions of kinds of manifestations of life force that have been present, are present, and also try and predict possible genetic combinatorics for the future.

Poison as reflection of medicine - II

When we think of poison in the zoological world, possibly the first beings to present themselves as a threat to your context mostly will be snakes .Snakes are one of nature’s most beautiful creations and they represent fertility, timelessness, and infinity in all cultures where they are strongly represented.We have seen this time and again represented in various art forms across the globe, as the famous Ouroboros or Kekule’s famous dream of how a hexagonal benzene structure got presented to him when in a dream, and in a spatial representation of how a snake bit its own tale; a reminder of how things are always cyclic.If one contemplates the fact of how snakes move, they usually are comfortable in the 2-dimensional plane and fulfill most of their life purposes in that space.

Poison as reflection of medicine - III

There is always an anomaly in the ultimate order of things and that is how it will always work as well, and similarly, we see that anomaly in the snake kingdom for just one particular species.The king of all poisons, the King Cobra .Majestic and ever so spectacular, this marvelous creation has been named Ophiophagus hannah and rightly so.Ophiophagus as a word meaning itself is that it is the snake that eats other snakes .

Poison as reflection of medicine - IV

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