“Gravitation Force is the Ultimate Creator, this paper I presented at the 1st Int. Conf. on Revival of Traditional Yoga, held at The Lonavla Yoga Institute (India), Lonavla, Pune in 2006. The Abstract of this paper is given below:

The Universe includes everything that exists. In the Universe there are billions and billions of stars. These stars are distributed in the space in huge clusters. They are held together by gravitation and are known as galaxies. Sun is also a star. Various members of the solar system are bound to it by gravitation force. Gravitation force is the ultimate cause of birth and death of galaxy, star and planets etc. Gravitation can be considered as the cause of various forms of animate and inanimate existence. Human form is superior to all other forms. Withdrawal of gravitational wave from some plane of action is called the death of that form. It can be assumed that gravitation force is ultimate creator. Source of it is ‘God’. Gravitational Field is the supreme soul (consciousness) and its innumerable points of action may be called as individual soul (consciousness). It acts through body and mind. Body is physical entity. Mind can be defined as the function of autonomic nervous system. Electromagnetic waves are its agents through which it works. This can be realized through the practice of meditation and yoga under qualified meditation instruction. This can remove misunderstanding between science and religion and amongst various religions. This is the gist of all religious teachings – past, present and future.

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‘In Scientific Terminology Source of Gravitational Wave is God’ I have presented this paper at the 2nd World Congress on Vedic Sciences held at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi on February 9-11, 2007. The Abstract of this paper is given below:

For Centuries, antagonism remained between science and religion. Science and spirituality require to be fused. An integrated philisophy is to be developed. It is written in the scriptures that entire creation is being maintained only through love or force of attraction. In Persian it is known as quvat-i-jaziba. It is on account of this force that the entire creation, which come into existence through the combination of small particles and atoms, is being maintained and sustained. The creation or universe includes everything that exists. In the universe there are billions and billions of stars. They are held together by gravitation and are known as galaxies. Sun is also a star. Various members of the solar system are bound to it by gravitation force. Gravitation force is the ultimate cause of birth and death of a galaxy, star and planet etc. and various forms of animate and inanimate existence. Gravitation force is the ultimate creator, sustainer and destroyer of the universe. These are the three attributes of God. Providence has located within the human body a spiritual faculty. When this faculty is developed like physical and mental faculties we find that Truth-the goal of science and God-the goal of religion are one and the same thing”.

I tried to explain this in the final part of a small story. It takes a while to get to this, but it’s there…

http://storywrite.com/story/204164

Any questions, please ask.

Rebirth is ‘YES’. I know about my previous birth. My most Revered Guru of my previous life His Holiness Maharaj Sahab, 3rd Spiritual Head of Radhasoami Faith had revealed this secret to me during trance like state.
HE told me, “Tum Sarkar Sahab Ho” (You are Sarkar Sahab). Sarkar Sahab was one of the most beloved disciple of His Holiness Maharj Sahab.

Since I don’t have any direct realization of it so I can not claim the extent of its correctness. But it seems to be correct. During my previous birth I wanted to sing the song of ‘Infinite’ but I could not do so then since I had to leave the mortal frame at a very early age. But through the unbounded Grace and Mercy of my most Revered Guru that desire of my past birth is being fulfilled now.

If the present moment of thought came from the previous moment of thought, and that moment of thought came from it’s previous moment of thought, then you keep going back until you have your first moment of thought when you are in your mother’s womb. It has been said that something can not come from nothing. So therefore the first moment of thought from inside your mother’s womb comes from the last moment of thought in your previous life.

If I confused you then I am sorry. It made sense to me when I heard it explained like that.

thanks

srlasky

But the practical side to faith was stressed in the Middle East before the imposition of ‘modernity’. God, doubted or embraced, was just there. Praying, living faith in practice, was the social reality.

Schism existed, but not to the extend of our Christian past. But schism existed in the Buddhist past too, and here, dear Brian, I must note a mild difference of opinion.

A former guest-speaker, Jeff, stressed the social activism of his (Japanese) school. I assume such differences, in the end, revolved around fundamental concepts and Sutras. Given such differences, we may assume that concepts such as ‘reincarnation’ were not so lightly accepeted, as out there, like a koan, among waterless flowers.

it can be seen that people are born under different circumstances and spend their childhoods differently. but why should some be born in luxury while others are born in war zones? why are some born blind, while others can see? where did this good/ bad karma come from? similarly, how is that some people die with horrible deaths after living their lives without any apparent way of accumulating bad karma? the theory is that your karma ‘carried over’ from your past life and is resolving itself in this one.

of course, this explanation depends on the law of karma. but the Kalama Sutta in the previous post sums it up for me.

In the Kalama Sutta the Buddha said:

“If there is a world after death, if there is the fruit of actions rightly & wrongly done, then this is the basis by which, with the break-up of the body, after death, I will reappear in a good destination, the heavenly world. But if there is no world after death, if there is no fruit of actions rightly & wrongly done, then here in the present life I look after myself with ease ‚Äî free from hostility, free from ill will, free from trouble.”

This sums it up for me. I will live my life regardless of whether there is or is not reincarnation. If I live a wholesome life then I will be happy either way.

Buddhism strongly advocates the removal of false beliefs, and the cultivations of true ones. Furthermore, it does not ask you to believe anything if you cannot confirm it with your own observation and reasoning. From my formal studies and personal reflection, there are aspects of the Buddhadharma that I find to be knowable truths – the most striking example being the first two noble truths. I find ignorance and suffering to be readily observable in the world, and so I accept them as truth. Since Buddhism places such an emphasis on personal verification, I am MORE WILLING to put FAITH into things like reincarnation. But, crucially, it is an element of faith. The difference between knowledge and faith is important.

I’m not sure if I’m making my point clear, hopefully I did.