Akhand Sutra

Integrating Thread of Nature
Dr. Shiv Bhushan Sharma

AKHAND SUTRA
AKHAND SUTRA

Akhand Vidyashram
Akhand Vidyashram
AKHAND SUTRA
Copyright © 2018
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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 1
2. AKHAND VIDYA 13
3. THE GOLDEN RATIO 19
4. ANCIENT INDIAN WISDOM 25
5. DIVYANK 31
6. THE BASIC CHEMISTRY 39
7. THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY 51
8. AHAM BRAHMASMI 91
9. TRAIT PARA VIDYA 101
10. TANTRA VIDYA 105
11. MANTRA VIDYA 119
12. YANTRA VIDYA 137
13. AYURVEDA 153
14. SCIENCE OF AKHAND YOGA 161
15. THE SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION 181
16. SARANSH 193

ONE
INTRODUCTION
The fundamental objective of every living human being is perfect
health, wealth, wisdom, comforts and eternally blissful long life.
Does anyone deny these achievable objectives of life? No.
We can add enlightenment, Self-Realization and Moksha to the list.
It is very unfortunate that, in reality, we fail to achieve even the basic
objective of disease free healthy life itself. Why?
There are many reasons but the main reason is our ignorance and the
lack of right knowledge of our innate nature and the divine Nature.
The prime objective of Akhand Sutra is to explore and cognize the
ultimate design of Nature with which the perfect objects of Nature
including the perfect human beings are created. It is a difficult task
but I am certain that we can easily find the ultimate divine design.
Let us start with few known and enlightening spiritual statements.
1. We are the greatest and most evolved creation of the God.
2. We are made in the Image of God, the Creator.
3. We are “The Guardians” of the World and the Divine Nature.
4. We are microcosmic reflection of the macrocosmic universe.
5. We are born with human Soul, which originates from the God.
6. Soul is an immortal bridge between human body and the God.
7. We have evolved from minerals via plants and animals.
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8. Every aspect of Nature is represented within the human body.

9. The ancient Indian Sages cognized the secrets of Nature directly.
10. The secrets were hidden in the ancient Indian stories and verses.
At the outset, let me admit that Akhand Sutra is primarily based on
my intuitive dialogue with my indwelling Soul (Antaratma).
Now, let us first comprehend the real meaning of the perfect health.
PERFECT HEALTH
Perfect health does not mean the absence of diseases only.
It includes the physical, emotional, mental, social, religious and
spiritual aspects of health and well being. It has an holistic approach.
Wealth: Health is wealth. We should also add the right education,
intellect, wisdom, blissful mind, enlightenment and empowerment
as everlasting and imperishable sources of eternal wealth.
Integral Approach: We need to formulate an integrated system of the
medical education, research, diagnosis and management, which can
help us curtail the ageing process and prevent the common diseases.
THE REAL PROBLEM
It is generally believed that most of our real problems relate to our
fluctuating relationship with the external world, which is constantly
changing and our inner world of Soul, which is stable and blissful.
1. Is this dichotomy, the sole reason for our sufferings?
2. Is our external world separate from our internal world?
3. Is the external world constantly changing in real terms?
4. Do we really cognize the true nature of our mind?
5. Do we comprehend the reality of the Universal Consciousness?
Let us explore and find the underlying Truth and Wisdom.
For spiritual persons, the subtle spiritual world of heaven is the real
world while the gross existential world is just a myth.
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For modern scientists, the gross existential world of matter is the

reality while the subtle spiritual world is just a myth.
For philosophers, the external and internal worlds have different
connotations and they have not come to any conclusion even after
thousands of years of discussions and deliberations etc.
For psychologists, the uncontrolled fluctuating emotions and mind
of an individual is the root cause of his/her problems.
For physiologists, extra cellular fluid (E. C. F.) forms the external
world and intra cellular fluid (I. C. F.) forms the internal world.
The constant maintenance of homeostasis between E. C. F./I. C. F.
leads to disease free healthy life. The disturbances in homeostasis
leads to the creation of different diseases of the body and the mind.
The External World: For most of us, the world is highly relative.
The confusion is primarily due to our relative thoughts and actions,
which are driven by the fluctuating external factors. Hence, the real
problem is multi-dimensional but the solution is very easy.
AN EASY SOLUTION
Whenever we are in dire need or state of distress, we invariably look
towards the sky/cosmos/heaven/universe/God. Why?
There is an eternal harmony and peace in the cosmos/heaven.
We need to comprehend the real meaning and concept of God.
Let us first comprehend the real meaning of Akhand Sutra.
AKHAND
Akhand is derived from Sanskrit word, Akhandam, which means the
flawless, perfect, indivisible, complete, impeccable, indestructible,
inexhaustible, inextinguishable, ultimate, infinite and absolute etc.
Akhand also means integration. Sutra means aphorism and thread.
Hence, Akhand Sutra is that integrating thread with which the Gems
of the ancient Indian wisdom and the modern sciences are woven.
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THE GRADUAL UNFOLDING

I would have loved to author my autobiography, but since, the prime
objective of Akhand Sutra is to lay foundation for genuine Spiritual
Science, I have decided to compile a classified document, which can
be easily read, studied, understood and applied by every person.
I also realize that without the help of few major turning points of my
life, it may not be easy to comprehend the real beauty of this book.
Now, let me share the highlight of few turning events of present life.
My life can be divided into four phases of 22 years each.
1. The Student Phase.
2. The Professional Phase.
3. The Spiritual Unfolding Phase.
4. The Integration and Explanation Phase.
1. The Student Phase: 1952
It is said that the Soul can choose the place-time of birth, parents,
associates, profession and even the spiritual path before the birth.
I was born at Katra, at the feet of Trikuta Mountain, the abode of Shri
Mata Vaishno Devi, Jammu, India, on 29, March, 1952.
I suppose, I chose Katra to grow and evolve at the feet of the Divine
Mother. She is my chosen deity, shield, protector and guide etc. I am
certain that I chose my parents, Shri Hiralal Sadhotra and Shrimati
Uma Devi, for their loving, caring and magnanimous nature. They
also taught me the value of Self-Surrender to the Almighty.
Early childhood: My father had a nomadic food catering business.
The summer was spent in Srinagar and the winter was spent at Katra.
As a result, I was not exposed to any formal training. The perfect and
most beautiful objects and subjects of Nature were my teachers.
I loved to draw the multi-dimensional pictures of Nature. I am glad
that I got admission in Government High School, Katra, at the age of
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seven years only. As a result, my brain was allowed to develop an

integrated nervous system and inquisitive mind and consciousness.
Now, I am more in tune with the Nature and my intellectual strength
lies in my multilateral artistic, intuitive mind and the mathematical
brain. As a child, I wanted to do research in abstract mathematics but
I realize that the Almighty God had different plans for me.
It is said that the man proposes and the God disposes. July, 1964, my
father suffered from paralytic stroke and he did not recover fully due
to lack of adequate medical facilities and financial constraints etc.
Unfortunately, he could not continue with his business too. At the
young age of just twelve years, I decided to pursue medical studies
to serve the poor and needy suffering humanity for life.
This was my first inner call and the turning point of spiritual life.
SOUL CONSCIOUSNESS
I also felt that to get admission in an excellent medical college with
merit scholarship and other advantages, I have to leave home and
study in a better school. In 1965, I joined SRML Higher Secondary
School, Jammu. The school is considered one of the best schools of
Jammu and Kashmir state. The school is known for Golden section
and special training program for good students, who want to excel in
academics. After one year (1965-66) in 9A Golden section, I opted
out of 10K and 11C Golden sections. I am convinced that a good
student can excel in any class provided he is a genuine seeker of
wisdom and can make optimum use of every good teacher. The God
always helps seekers of Truth. I am glad that I got to master the
fundamental wisdom of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology
and other arts and science subjects in Katra and Jammu schools.
In 1967, I topped the Core (10) examination of Jammu and Kashmir
Board of Secondary Education, Srinagar, with a huge margin of 5%
marks between me and the second rank. It may be a rare record? In
1968, I topped in Elective (11) examination (Medical) of the Board.
As a result of my consistent academic performance and conduct, I
received “The Exemplary Conduct and Character Certificate” from
the school. I suppose, it is a rare reward and honor at school level.
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Nothing succeeds like success. Once you taste success then success
takes over. Exemplary success laid a strong foundation to build on.
In 1968, I got direct nomination for one of the two medical seats
reserved for Jammu and Kashmir state students in Tamilnadu. I also
received the prestigious National Merit Scholarship. Because of the
financial constraints, I took educational loan from the Government
of Jammu and Kashmir. The loan was repaid after starting medical
practice. The loan taught me the art of budgeting and the optimum
utilization of every available resource for the benefit of everyone.
In 1968-69, I studied in Loyola College, a premier Science College.
1969, I joined Madras Medical College, Madras, one of the oldest
and leading medical colleges of India. I am glad that my academic
performance in both the colleges was equally exemplary. I am also
glad that I was trained as clinician and I could give the perfect final
diagnosis of almost every disease within few minutes without the
aid of any investigation. I also got to master the depth knowledge of
every medical subject from the best and renowned international
books and the best medical teachers, doctors and scholars of India.
The college had an excellent library and I could also take part in few
extra-curricular activities. These helped me to widen my vision and
develop a big circle of friends and associates. The final examination
was held in December, 1973. I passed all the examinations of the
college in first attempt with good grades, which included distinction
and double distinction too. This was considered a rare achievement.
I am glad that my first phase of life was very successful and a strong
foundation was also laid for genuine spiritual science unfolding.
2. The Professional Phase: 1974
In 1974, I had to go through an intense internship of one year. I got
practical training to diagnose and manage almost every medical and
surgical emergency with ease in Government General Hospital and
other affiliated reputed medical institutions. I feel truly blessed.
In 1975, I started Uma Clinic, a private family medical practice in
Triplicane, Chennai. Meantime, I got trained in General Surgery,
ENT Surgery and Plastic Surgery to enhance my surgical skills.
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Being an artist, surgery was easy but within few years of surgical
practice I realized that I was focusing on limited aspects of human
body and not the complete human being. I decided to concentrate on
general family medical practice and the psycho-somatic disorders.
To help my poor patients I started medicine dispensing counter in
the clinic. Meantime, I also found that the good quality medicines
were not easily available for dispensing purposes. Hence, in 1980, I
started Akhand Pharma to manufacture excellent quality medicines
at most economical rates for the benefit of poor and needy patients.
With due humility, I admit that despite all my sincere intentions and
efforts, I was not able to give full relief to all my patients. Hence, I
decided to master alternative methods, like Ayurveda, Homeopathy,
Naturopathy, Yoga and Healing etc, to compliment the allopathic
system. These systems made me recognize the subtle aspects of the
adult human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and psychology.
It is said that when student is ready, the teacher (Guru) comes and
reveals the secret of inner life. The time had come for the unfolding
of the deeper layers of human mind, consciousness, the Soul and the
absolute wisdom, knowing which everything else is known.
THE REAL TURNING POINT
1991, I was initiated into Kundalini Yoga by Maharishi Vethathiri. It
was an amazing experience. During the initiation, I experienced the
movement of a mysterious force, Kundalini, via a subtle channel
(Nadi) from the middle of upper abdomen (Manipura Chakra) to the
forehead (Ajna Chakra). It resulted in heaviness of the head and no
medicine could relieve it. Interestingly, a healer relieved it with his
hands within few minutes. I was astonished. For a physician, the art
of natural healing was a boon. I decided to learn the theory of Yoga,
Kundalini, Chakras, Nadis, Tantra and healing techniques etc.
After careful study, I found that most of the commentaries on the
above subjects were different and contrary to my experiences. I got
confused. Hence, I decided to study the original Sanskrit scriptures.
I am glad that I found the original scriptures perfect, beautiful and
easy to study and understand. We should study the original works
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after comprehending their core concept, theme and message. The

literal translation of even the most beautiful and perfect scripture
can be highly confusing and misleading. It should be avoided.
In 1993, on the advise of Prof. A. Namasivayam, my college teacher
and Guide, I decided to do research on Psycho-physiology of Yoga
and registered for PhD with the University of Madras. I designed a
new research method and became “The Main Subject” of research.
The theme of research was to find the objective basis of subjective
experiences of Yoga. To start with, I recorded the findings of every
vital biophysical parameter of my body. The main emphasis was the
recording of electro-encephalgram (EEG). Somehow, I did not find
any significant change in most of the vital biophysical parameters
even after two years of regular and conscientious practice of Yoga.
Fortunately, in 1995, I found that I could reproduce alpha rhythm in
the occipital region of my brain after opening the eyes. This was an
unusual and unexpected finding. Normally, after opening the eyes,
the slow alpha rhythm is replaced by the fast beta rhythm. This is
normal physiological phenomenon called the alpha block or de-
synchronization. It means that with Kundalini Yoga I was able to
synchronize the electrical activity of brain after opening the eyes.
This was a highly significant and new research finding. Fortunately,
it opened Pandora's Box to be explored and to gain the insight of the
deeper layers of brain, senses, mind, consciousness and Soul etc.
In 1995, I recorded electro-encephalgrams of many control
subjects, who were doing regular meditation or Yoga for many
years. To my surprise, I found that no one could reproduce
predominant alpha rhythm after opening the eyes and I could not
find any logical reason for their failure. I still believe that every
normal healthy adult, who is free from the fluctuations of mind, can
easily do it.
I prayed to Mata Vaishno Devi, my chosen deity, for an answer.
Immediately, I heard “The Voice of Silence” from within saying,
“Welcome, you have come back home. Just follow the Voice and
everything will be revealed to you in due course”. I trusted the Voice
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of Silence/Intuition/Soul and decided to flow with it.

The first instruction was to start a Charitable Trust. On Vijaydashmi,
3rd October, 1995, I founded Akhand Foundation in Chennai.
Next, I was asked to design a symbol for Akhand Foundation.
Acknowledgment: At the outset, I admit that I was literally guided
by “the Voice of Silence”to design a symbol in nine simple and easy
steps. At the end of ninth step, I was asked to stop. I was surprised.
The symbol was very simple but when I was told that the symbol is a
graphic representation of Gayatri Mantra, I could not believe. No
one had ever succeeded in converting Gayatri Mantra into a picture.
Big Question? How can a symbol represent the Greatest Mantra?
The next day, I bought ten books on Gayatri Mantra. After studying
the books, I realized that the essence of every book could be easily
explained with the symbol. I called the symbol, “Gayatri”.
3. The Spiritual Unfolding Phase: 1996
In 1996, I designed a Greeting card to explain the Gayatri Mantra.
Next, I was asked to improvise Gayatri symbol with certain visions
seen during earlier sessions of meditation. The new symbol made
me understand and appreciate the beauty and significance of the
pictures of Sri Dattatreya and Sri Gayatri. I called it “Datta-
Gayatri”. Thereafter, every new emerging symbol became the focus
of my meditation. I am glad that I was able to add new Gems of
spiritual wisdom to the existing symbol without changing the
original design.
Meantime, I continued with the studies of the Vedas, Upanishads,
Tantra, Gita, Puranas, Indian Epics and scriptures. The improvised
symbols made me realize the real beauty of ancient Indian
scriptures.
My real understanding of “The Science of Yoga” came only after
reading Patanjali Yogasutras and Sat-Chakra-Nirupana. Both are
highly classified documents and these helped me to formulate the
principles of Akhand Yoga, an integrated system of Yoga.
In 1998, I could reproduce predominant alpha rhythm throughout
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the brain after opening the eyes. Meantime, I realized that for
quantitative power spectrum analysis of EEG, we need to convert
the qualitative analog signals into the digital signals. I am grateful to
Dr. A. C. Gangadhar for helping me to do power spectrum analysis.
Incidentally, this research work is first of its kind in Yogic Sciences.
In 2000, my first son, Avinash, left for America for higher education.
In 2001, I was awarded PhD. I am glad that my PhD work was called
“Highly Commendable”, unusual, timely, unique, original and path
breaking by the American and Indian examiners and others.
In 2002, the new improvised symbol was called “Akhand”. It made
me comprehend the deeper aspects of ancient Indian wisdom in the
light of modern sciences. “Akhand” adorns the front page of my first
book, “AKHAND An essence of Universal Consciousness”. It is my
first sincere attempt to bridge the gap between the ancient Indian
wisdom and the modern sciences. The book is worth reading.
In 2004, my second son, Dhruv, left for America for higher studies.
I am glad that my sons had the privilege of learning from the great
teachers of the renowned schools, colleges and universities of India,
America and Canada. I am proud of them and their achievements.
ANOTHER TURNING POINT
I am convinced that the God is playing and enjoying the Supreme
drama of life through his creations and we are only his instruments.
In 2005, due to unavoidable circumstances, I had to close Akhand
Pharma and Uma Clinic and leave for Bangalore after settling every
one connected with my profession, business or life. Later, I joined
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra, as visiting Associate
Professor. I was recognized as Spiritual Scientist and served as the
Dean of Students, the Editor and the first Chairman of the
University Publications. An unexpected honor and opportunity! I
am glad that I could redesign the university Annual Report and
Prospectus etc.
I am delighted that SMVD Publication archive start with my works.
I am certain that I was called back to my home town, Katra, by Mata
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Vaishno Devi, to meditate and evolve under her guidance. My two

books, The Living Divine Mother and Mata Vaishno Devi, show and
prove that Mata Vaishno Devi is an incarnation of Goddess Durga
with unflinching material evidence. The books are true revelations.
2006, I had to come back to Chennai for unavoidable reasons.
Later, I joined Chettinad Hospital and Research Institute, Chennai.
In 2009, I was recognized as PhD Guide of Chettinad Academy of
Research and Education (CARE), a new deemed university. I had
the golden opportunity of guiding Dr. Prasunpriya Nayak, the first
successful PhD candidate. We authored nine original articles. The
first article was cited for more than 20 times even before Public Viva
Voce. This may be a record for any new university in the world.
In 2011, I was asked to design and execute M. Sc. Health and Yoga
course. This was another golden opportunity to translate and explain
ten core subjects of Health and Yoga in the light of modern sciences.
During the course, I realized that there are ten major Chakras and ten
levels of consciousness and not seven as described by Sat-Chakra-
Nirupana and Tantra and their association with ten major endocrine
glands and ten major ganglia of the autonomic nervous system.
In 2013, with the addition of three more Chakras, the symbol,
“Akhand” was further improvised and called as “Sri Akhand”.
Meantime, I was asked to teach the basic medical science subjects to
the medical, dental, nursing and allied health science students and
also contribute towards the medical research and publications etc.
A NEW AWARENESS
Coming back to medical college for second innings was a big boon.
After joining medical college to teach medical subjects, I realized
that, in the name of evidence based medicine, the medical
education, research and profession are primarily focused on the
diagnosis and treatment of diseases. No one is trying to find and
teach the perfect adult human anatomy, physiology and
biochemistry. No one talks of single and most reliable value of every
vital biophysical parameter of human body and prevention of
common preventable diseases etc. This is highly confusing and
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misleading. We need to change this.
In 2015, with the help of Dr. S. Govindrajulu, I calculated the five
digits of Divyank, the Divine Constant, with which the perfect and
most beautiful objects of Nature are designed and created.
As a result, I could improvise the original mathematical design I had
proposed in Akhand An Essence of Universal Consciousness. My
last book, Divyank, the Divine Constant, was published in 2015.
Divyank brings forth Divyank Ratio and Divyank Sequence, with
which the single and most reliable value for every vital biophysical
parameter of perfect adult human body can be easily calculated.
I am certain that if all the vital biophysical parameters of the body
are maintained for entire life, we can easily curtail the usual ageing
process and prevent the most common preventable diseases.
AN HONEST STATEMENT
I acknowledge that by strictly following the fundamental principles
of ancient Indian wisdom, Ayurveda, Akhand Yoga and the modern
sciences, I have been successful in attaining and maintaining the
ideal values of almost every vital biophysical parameter of the body.
In fact, the values have improved with age rather than deteriorate.
4. The Integration and Explanation Phase: 2018
Let me start this phase with an ancient Indian Vedic Prayer.
Tamso-ma-Jyotir-gamaya (Lead us from darkness to Light).
Asado-ma-Satya-gamaya (Lead us from untruth to Truth).
Mrityur-ma-Amrutam-gamaya (Lead us from death to Immortality)
Let me add another enlightening element to this profound prayer.
Khando-ma-Akhand-gamaya (Lead us from duality to Unity/Yoga).
Akhand Sutra is specially compiled for every human being. I am
certain that every willing human being can benefit from it. I am fully
convinced that only healthy, educated, enlightened and empowered
human beings in tune with the Universal Consciousness and Nature
can lay foundation for the World Peace, the need of present Nuclear
Era. Let us all work towards that goal and be eternally blissful.
Now, let us start with the ten stages of Akhand Vidya.
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TWO
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“Vidya-dadati-Vinayam, Vinayat Jati-patratam!
Patartam cha danam, cha-dharam, cha-sukham!!”
This ancient Indian Sanskrit verse means that the right knowledge
(Vidya) leads (dadati) to humility (Vinayam).
Humility (vinayat) leads to unity (patratam) and ability among the
different castes (jati) and creates a casteless society.
When a united and capable casteless society works as a team, it leads
(cha) to creation of abundance of wealth and prosperity (Danam),
righteousness (Dharam), happiness, comforts (Sukham) and eternal
blissfulness (Anandam) for every living being of the universe.
The secret of perfect integrated health, wealth, wisdom, happiness
and comforts of the entire human race lies in the right education,
humility, dignity of labor, team-work, contentment, self-esteem,
self-sufficiency, self-realization, non-stealing and righteousness.
Akhand Vidya is an integrated system of learning.
It is based on the ancient Indian Gurukul educational system.
The first step of Akhand Vidya is the collection of unexplored and
disintegrated raw data (Agyan) and irrelevant information etc.
The irrelevant data and information is then filtered to bring forth the
relevant philosophy and the basic knowledge (Gyan).
This, in turn, is tested with the established Laws of Nature to
discover the related verifiable and scientific knowledge (Vigyan).
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The next step is to transform the time tested knowledge into absolute
wisdom (Pragyan), which is visible in every aspect of the Nature.
The last step is to unfold the basic mathematical design of Nature.
The concept can be represented as Avidya, Vidya and Para-Vidya.
Agyan (Avidya) is the foundation of “Pyramid of Akhand Vidya”.
Gyan (Vidya) forms the two middle two floors or layers of building.
Vigyan (Vidya) represents the topmost floor or layer of Pyramid.
Pragyan (Para-Vidya) represents the revolving light of the
Pyramid.
Now, let us enumerate the ten steps of Akhand Vidya.
1. Read: The first most important step in perfect learning is to read
the contents of the article, chapter or the book at a stretch.
At the end of the first non stop reading, we can only grasp the central
theme or the concept of the subject.
There are at least 22 different forms of Arts and Sciences.
The prime objective of the school education should be to gather and
grasp the fundamental knowledge of every subject and object.
2. Re-Read/Study: The next step is to study and understand each
word in context with the concept of the subject.
Every language of the world is embedded with three deficiencies;
inadequacy, inaccuracy and ambiguity.
The languages have limited letters and words and every word has
many meanings and there are many words for the same expression.
Even with the complete command over the written language, it is
very difficult to comprehend the absolute wisdom of the subject.
Unfortunately, even the precise and concise wisdom of the perfect
and most beautiful scripture of the world when translated into
another language appears distorted, confusing and misleading.
Hence, reading, re-reading and studying in context with the concept
is absolutely essential. It can lead to better understanding, which in
turn can enlighten and empower the reader. This step is very vital.
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An attempt should be made to study the original documents.

3. Expand/Master: No book is complete and exhaustive.
To master a subject, we need to look for every available source of
data, information and knowledge on the given subject.
We need to gather all the related Gems of knowledge and then thread
them into an integrated and absolute wisdom.
An effort should be made to store the essence in the brain and not in
the notebooks. There are hundred billion neurons in our brain and
every neuron can form twenty thousand memory synapses.
Imagine the power of human brain! We use only a fraction of human
potentials. Both, the misuse and disuse of the brain and mind, can
lead to the atrophy of brain. The prime function of human nervous
system is “Master control and networking system”. A perfectly
healthy and integrated nervous system leads to preservation of
homeostasis, perfect health and prevention of diseases. It helps to
curtail the premature ageing process, disintegration and death too.
4. Research: The next step is to critically analyze the knowledge.
Invariably, when we try to thread the data and information of a
subject-object into an integrated form, we find that there are missing
links. We need to find the missing links and fill in the gaps.
A conscientious research is bound to unfold the hidden facts. It is
advisable to explore new and unexplored areas rather than finding a
small missing link in an established area. There are few single case
studies, which have thrown beautiful light on rare phenomenon of
Nature, but could not be taken to conclusive level due to lack of
subjects or other reasons. An effort should be made to prove and
establish some rare phenomenon. The PhD work of author is one
such example. I, as Single-Subject, have shown that I can reproduce
abundance of predominant coherent alpha rhythm (8.0 Hz.) with
much higher amplitude throughout the brain after opening the eyes.
I have shown that the electrical activity of brain can be synchronized
by improving the blood supply to the brain with Akhand Yoga. It can
facilitate the faculty of direct intuitive learning and then we can
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easily tap the secrets of Nature from ionosphere layer (Akash-

Kosh).
5. Sharing-Teach: After achieving academic excellence with the
first four steps of learning, the scholar should share the knowledge
with others.
It is much easier to have a great idea in the head but it is extremely
difficult to articulate the flow of words. The art of perfection lies in
regular practice. The art of improvisation with audio-visual aids has
an important role but to master the art of Akhand Vidya, an effort
should be made to store the full spectrum of wisdom in the brain and
give it verbal form without the aid of any instrument.
An ex-tempo and articulate speech from the memory cells of brain
in the form of story is an interesting, enlightening and empowering
teaching and sharing format. Please try it.
6. Write/Author: It is easier to explain even the most difficult
concepts with speech etc. A speaker gets many chances to clear the
doubts of audience but the precise/concise writing is not that easy.
An author does not get any chance to clear the doubts of the readers.
Each and every word used in the written material has to be the most
appropriate and in tune with the concept of the subject-object. An
author should learn the art of compilation, tabulation and editing.
A professional help may be useful but it is very difficult for an editor
to comprehend the essence of intuitive wisdom and put it in the most
appropriate words unless and until, the editor has the eagle's eye
view of the entire spectrum of the concept. It is not that easy.
The most beautiful and enlightening aspect of the ancient Indian
wisdom is the use of the precise and concise aphorisms (sutras).
7. Flow Chart/Abstract: It is much easier to compile a big
document to explain a new concept but it is challenging to represent
the concept in one page. If we can do that without losing the concept
we are pretty close to the perfection. Creating a perfect flow chart of
various facets of the subject-object can help understand and
appreciate the underlying absolute wisdom too.
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8. Symbol/Art-Design: The ancient Indian Sages are known for the

“Science of Symbols”. The Sages devised animate, semi-animate
and inanimate symbols to explain the difficult concepts of Nature.
The symbols of Nature are the best. They descend from above and
can not be artificially made. We can learn far more from the symbols
than words. Almost every aspect of Akhand Sutra is represented in
“Sri Akhand”, the symbol, which adorns the front page of this book.
Note: Please look at “Sri Akhand” very carefully and write down
your initial impressions on a piece of paper and preserve it.
After studying and understanding the contents of Akhand Sutra
please review and see the difference. Akhand Sutra represents only
ten percent of the hidden wisdom of “Sri Akhand”, the symbol.
9. Mathematical Design: “The Language of God, the Nature” and
“The Mother of Sciences” is mathematics. Every object of Nature is
designed and created with the principles of mathematics. When we
learn to cognize and appreciate the real beauty of the precise and
concise mathematical design of the perfect objects of Nature, we are
bound to rise to the higher levels of Universal Consciousness.
The ancient Indian Sages, who were in tune with the Nature, had
cognized the mathematical designs of Nature but chose to hide the
wisdom in the form of stories. The mathematical design of the most
beautiful and perfect objects of Nature is called Divyank, the Divine
Constant. The three parts of Divyank were conceived after decoding
the hidden wisdom of the ancient Indian stories and Upanishads.
Akhand Sutra is an earnest attempt to decode the hidden mysteries
of Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Tantra Vidya, Yantra Vidya, Mantra
Vidya and other ancient Indian scriptures and documents.
10. Integration/Way of Life: It is seen that most of the successful
people concentrate on a single subject or object and build a huge
column on that subject-object. In the process, they use five percent
of their neurons and potential. The rest of the neurons of the nervous
system go through the disuse and misuse atrophy of brain.
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It is a criminal waste of the human body, brain, mind, consciousness

and immense potentials of the golden opportunity of human birth.
There are at least twenty two Arts and Sciences subjects.
INTEGRATION
Horizontal Integration: When every subject and object forms an
integral part of the X-axis, it is called horizontal integration.
It consists of diversification/widening of the field of subject-object.
Vertical Integration: When we learn and master every aspect of the
given subject and object, we increase the height of Y-axis. It leads to
the heightening of vertical column and the vertical integration.
OPTIMIZATION
With horizontal and vertical integration, we can make optimum use
of every aspect of human body, breath, mind, consciousness and
Soul and we can easily achieve every objective of life.
THE ULTIMATE WAY OF LIFE
An attempt should be made to apply the wisdom in daily life. Once,
the absolute wisdom becomes “The Way of Life”, it gets ingrained
in all the hundred billion neuron cells of the brain and it can make an
exponent of Akhand Vidya, a walking-talking encyclopedia.
AKHAND VIDYASHRAM
The prime objective of Akhand Sutra and Akhand Vidyashram is to
redesign and promote an integrated Gurukul educational system and
to lay a strong foundation for genuine spiritual science research.
Now, let us apply the ten stages of Akhand Vidya to cognize every
aspect of Nature from the ancient Indian wisdom and then explain
the same in the light of modern sciences, which every human being
can easily understand and apply in his/her daily life.
Now, let us start with an established concept of the Golden Ratio.
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THREE
THE GOLDEN RATIO

The perfect and most beautiful objects of the universe are designed
with the Golden Ratio, the most economical algorithm of Nature.
To understand and appreciate the real beauty of the Golden Ratio, let
us first study and understand the Fibonacci sequence.
The Fibonacci Sequence
“1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89 and 144 and so on”.
“The third number is the sum of the preceding two numbers”.
The Fibonacci sequence was perceived by the ancient Indian Sages
and the mathematicians long ago. It is first attributed to Pingala (450
BC) and later associated with Virabanka (700 AD), Gopala (1135
AD) and Hemachandra (1150 AD).
Like the ancient Indian Sages, Pingala used the cryptic language.
He gave the cryptic formula, “misrau cha”, which means that the
two numbers are mixed. A better picture arises in the works of
Virabanka, “Variations of two earlier meters”.
An explicit example was given by Leonardo of Pisa (Fibonacci) in
the book Liber Abaci in 1202 AD. He gives the example of idealized
rabbit population.
The real beauty of the Fibonacci sequence is that the Golden Ratio is
hidden in it. An approximate value of the Golden Ratio surfaces
between 9th-10th sequence, 34-55 and 10th-11th sequence, 55-89.
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Explanation: 55/34 and 89/55 are pretty close to 1.61818.

Other Examples: An idealized example of the family tree of honey
bees is preferred by some known scholars. The branches of tree, the
arrangement of leaves, flowers and seeds, fruits of pineapple, pine
cone etc follow the Fibonacci sequence.
There are many beautiful examples in the human body too.
Fibonacci sequence is a gross representation of the Golden Ratio.
The Golden Ratio (ö -Phi)
The well known descriptions of the Golden Ratio are,
“When a line is divided into 2 parts, the longer part divided by the
smaller part is equal to the whole length divided by the longer line.”
“Two quantities are in the Golden ratio if their ratio is the same as the
ratio of their sum to the larger of the two quantities”.
“A straight line is said to have been cut in extreme and mean ratio
when, as the whole line is to the greater segment, so is the greater to
the lesser.”
The above descriptions are too abstract for a common man.
The descriptions also center on two simple dimensions. To explain
the simple design of the most beautiful objects of the universe, the
mathematicians created the following formula.
Phi: 1 + square root of 5/divided by 2 = 1.618033988749895...
Ö = 1 + √5 = 1.618033988749895…
“Golden ratio appears in the basic structures of equilateral triangle,
2 pentagon placed inside a circle and in few complex three
square and
dimensional solids”.
The Golden Ratio is called Divine Proportions but it is not as perfect
as the divine creations. It needs further reflection and improvement.
The First Deficiency
The known Golden Ratio (1.618033988749895…) is an irrational
number with never ending infinite number of digits. This is highly
confusing and misleading for intelligent minds and scholars.
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The First Hypothesis

The ever expanding universe may be infinite but the perfect objects
of Nature are limited in shape and sizes.
Hence, there should be limited number of digits of the Golden Ratio.
The Second Deficiency
The Golden Ratio is a linear number while the objects of Nature are
multi-dimensional. There has to be a multi-dimensional design with
which the Golden Ratio is designed and created. What is it?
THE CREATIVE DESIGN OF NATURE
It is well established that every created object of Nature is formed in
three stages; namely, creation, development and maturation.
The Third Deficiency
Are there three stages in the formation of Golden Ratio too?
Unfortunately, there is no available information on the subject.
The First Deficiency and Exploration
To find the most approximate decimal value of Golden Ratio, let us
first understand the two dimensional design of Nature.
THE GOLDEN RECTANGLE
The Golden Rectangle is two-dimensional design of the perfect and
most beautiful objects of universe and Nature.
It can be designed with the basic principles of Pythagorean
Theorem.
According to Pythagorean Theorem,
“In right angled triangle, square of the long side (the hypotenuse) is
equal to the sum of the square of the two shorter sides”.
The Golden Rectangle
Now, let us create Golden Rectangle using Pythagorean Theorem.
Let us first draw a square of 100 units as shown in the Art-Desifgn-1.
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Now, divide the square into two equal parts as shown.

Now, draw a line joining the right upper angle of the square with the
middle bottom part of the square.
The Result: This results in the formation of a right angled triangle
with two shorter sides of 50 and 100 units.
Hypotenuse: The long side of the triangle is called hypotenuse.
Based on the principles of Pythagorean Theorem, the length of the
long side of triangle will be 111.618034.
Home Work: Please calculate and confirm the above value.
Now, draw a semicircle of 111.618034 units from the mid-point of
square as shown in the Art-Design-1.
Extend the bottom line to meet the lower end of the semicircle.
Now, complete the Golden Rectangle as shown below.
Art-Design - 1 - The Golden Rectangle
100 61.8034
100 111.618034
50 50
The Conclusion: The Most Approximate Decimal Value.

The most approximate decimal value of Golden Ratio is 1.618034.
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The value was first suggested by Michael Maestilinus in 1597.

Unfortunately, the value was not explored further and concluded.
THE NAUTILUS SHELL
Now, let us create Nautilus Shell using the Golden rectangle.
Art-Design - 2 - The Nautilus Shell

100 61.8034
6
5
9
8 7
3
4
23.6068 38.1966
Let us first draw the Golden Rectangle of 100x161.8034.

Now, draw a semicircle in the square (100x100).
Then draw another semicircle equal to its length (61.8034) in the
adjoining rectangle.
Then, draw another semicircle equal to 38.1966 as shown.
Repeat the same and create the shape of Nautilus Shell.
Note: There are only 10 visible semicircles in the Art-Design.
Other Examples: As Above As Below
1. The Cosmos: The picture of Spiral Galaxy of our Milky Way.
2. The Ocean: The picture of Whirlpool.
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The Essence
The Spiral Galaxy and Whirlpool are invariably given as examples
to indicate that the Ultimate Design of Nature may be identical.
The First Important Discovery - 10 Stages of Development
From the above picture of Art-Design-2, we find that there are ten
stages of development in the formation of perfect objects of Nature.
The Fourth Deficiency
What are the exact numerical values of the three critical stages of
creation, development and maturation of the Golden Ratio?
Not Known. No written information is available till date.
I suppose, the possibility of three stages of formation of the Golden
Ratio has not been thought about by the modern scholars.
An Intuitive Idea - An Exploration
I am fully convinced that the ancient Indian Sages had cognized and
conceived the three stages of creation, development and maturation
of the perfect and most beautiful objects of Nature.
I am also convinced that the ancient Indian Sages had known the
exact numerical value of the three stages of creation, development
and maturation of the Golden Ratio too.
It is also known that the ancient Indian Sages had devised the unique
system of hiding the wisdom in cryptic form of stories. Why?
I believe that the Sages did not want the wisdom to be misused by the
people, who were not in love with the Nature and humanity etc.
To find the ultimate Design of Nature, we will have to decode the
hidden wisdom of few more ancient Indian stories. Unfortunately, it
is not easy to decode the hidden wisdom of ancient Indian stories. I
am certain that we can decode the old stories provided we are in tune
with the Universal Consciousness and the ancient Indian Sages.
Now, let us comprehend the real beauty of ancient Indian wisdom.
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FOUR
ANCIENT INDIAN WISDOM

The foundation of ancient Indian wisdom, called Sanatana Dharma,
was laid about ten thousands years ago by the ancient Indian Sages.
The Sages were in tune with the Universal Consciousness and they
cognized the different aspects of Nature directly without the aid of
any instrument and presented the hidden secrets of Nature primarily
in form of stories in Vedas, Upanishads, Tantra and other books. It is
also true that it is difficult to decode the real message of the stories.
Sanatana means eternal, everlasting, enduring and immortal.
Dharma has many meanings; righteousness, religion, actions, duty,
faith and deep belief in Nature etc.
Sanatana Dharma is not a religion. It is “Spiritual Way of Life” and
it encourages and entertains every new idea and new interpretation
of the existing knowledge and wisdom. It believes in the
omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent nature of the Ultimate
Godhood.
Now, let us start with the Core Message of Sanatana Dharma.
INEXHAUSTIBLE UNIVERSE
Brhad-aranyaka Upanishad (V.1.1),
“Purnam adah, purnam idam, purnai purnam udacyate, Purnasya
purnam addaya purnam evavasisyate”
That is full; this is full, from fullness proceeds fullness. If we take
away fullness from fullness, fullness still remains.
It means that every manifestation of Nature is indestructible, in-
exhaustible, irreducible, perfect, vast, complete and integrated.
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It also means that the sum of everything in the universe is constant.

Purnam and Akhand mean the same and are contemporary in nature.
IDENTICAL WORLD
According to the following statement of Vedas and Upanishads,
“Tat-tvam-asi”
The source (Tat) of every (tvam) manifestation of the Nature is same
or identical (asi) in nature. It means that everything in the Universe
is complete, perfect and identical.
It also means that every germ seed or cell is identical in nature.
MANIFESTATIONS
“Eko-ham-bahusayam”
According to this verse from the Vedas, “I (ham- God) am one (eko)
and I shall become many (bahusayam)”.
It means that everything in the universe or every object of the
Nature has come from one Primordial common source, the God.
“Aham-Brahmasmi”
According to this verse from the Upanishads, “I (aham) am like
(asi) Brahman, the Ultimate God.
THE SOLAR SYSTEM
Brhad-aranyaka Upanishad (I.5.16),
“Atha trayo vaha lokah, manusya-lokah, pitr-lokah, deva-lokah iti”
“Let there be three worlds, the world of humans (earth), the world of
ancestors (intermediate sphere), and the world of gods (heaven)”.
It means that our Solar system is made of three major parts, the
earth, the atmosphere and the planets.
It could also mean that the created objects of Nature are made of
three major, distinct, and inseparable components.
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The Scientific Proof:

Let us prove this concept in the light of modern sciences.
The Three Parts of the Germ-Seed/Cell
Under the compound microscope, we notice only three parts of the
cell; the cell membrane, cytoplasm and the nucleus.
Creation of Biological Life
From the review of available literature of modern sciences, we find
that every created object of the Nature is formed in three critical and
important stages of creation, development and maturation.
The Big Question?
Do we know the exact numerical values of the three stages?
Somehow, answer to this profound question is not found any where.
Now, let us explore and find their exact numerical values.
21 Parts of Solar System and Beyond
Chandogya Upanishad (II.10.5-6),
“Eka-vimsaty adityam apnoti, eka-vimso va ito'sav adityo, dva-
vimsena param adityaj jayate; tan nakam, tad visokam”.
The twenty one (Eka-vimsaty) stages of the Solar system can be
measured with twenty one steps.
With twenty second (dva-vimsena) step one conquers the world
beyond the Sun, where there is absolute bliss without any sorrow.
“Apnoti hadityasya jayam, paro hasyaditya-jayati jayo bhavat, ya
etad evam vidvan atma-sammitam ati-mrityu sapta-vidham
samopaste, sampaste”.
Knowing this, the wise and enlightened Soul obtains an eternal
victory over the Sun, the presiding deity of our Solar system.
He obtains still higher victory over death (ati-mrityu) when he
meditates on the sevenfold (sapta) knowledge (vidham).
It means that our Solar system is also made of 3x7 or 21 parts.
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These are further divided into three parts, the earth, the intermediate
space, and the heaven.
It means that the earth, intermediate atmosphere and the heaven are
made of the seven independent and inseparable parts each.
21 Parts of the Germ Seed-Cell - The Scientific Proof
When viewed under the electron microscope, we notice that the cell
membrane, the cytoplasm and the nucleus are made of the seven
independent parts each.
INDIAN TRINITY
Indian Trinity is made of three aspects; Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
1. Brahma is “The Lord of Creation”.
2. Vishnu is “The Lord of Sustenance”.
3. Shiva is “The Lord of Dissolution and Regeneration”.
They represent the three respective rulers of three critical stages of
creation (Brahma), development (Vishnu) and maturation (Shiva).
1. The First Stage of Creation - Brahma
From the above ancient Indian wisdom, we gather that to go beyond
the 21 levels of consciousness or for creation of a new life or cell, 21
parts of the cell have to become 22 parts.
It means that the first stage of creation is equal to 1/21.
Now, let us explore this mystery further.
Chandogya Upanishad (VIII.7.1),
“Ya atma apahata-papma vijaro vimrtyur visoko vijighasto'pipasah
satya-kamah satya-samkalpa, so'nvestavyah, so vijijnanasi-tavyah
sa sarvams ca lokan apnoti sarvams ca Kaman, yas tam atmanam
anuvidya vijnati; iti ha prajapatir uvaca”.
“Self, which is free from evil, free from old age, free from death,
free from grief, free from hunger and thirst, whose desire is real,
whose thought is real, he should be sought. Him one should desire to
understand. He, who knows and understands that self, obtains all
worlds and all desires”. According to Chandogya Upanishad, this is
the essence or preaching of Prajapati (The Lord of Public-Brahma).
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Indra, the King of Gods, Devas/Suras and Virochana, the King of

Demons, Asuras, were impressed with the discourse of Prajapati.
They were curious and wanted to learn more about the Self.
Hence, they approached Prajapati.
Prajapati asked them to become his students and stay in his hermit
(ashram) as celibates (Brahmacharis) for thirty-two years.
At the end, he explained to them about the importance of physical
body and the waking (Jagrat) worldly and external consciousness.
Both were impressed and happily left for their respective abodes.
Virochana was fully satisfied. He in turn explained the beauty and
importance of gross physical body consciousness to the demons.
Indra doubted the eternal beauty of perishable body, and came back.
Indra was asked to stay in hermit for another thirty-two years.
He was then taught about the dreaming (Swapna) consciousness.
He was impressed and went away but before reaching heaven, he
realized the futility of dreaming consciousness too. He returned.
Indra was asked to stay for another thirty-two years.
He was then taught about the deep-sleep (Sisuptah) consciousness.
Indra went with tranquil heart and mind, but shortly realized that in
this state he is not aware of “His True Self”. He came back again.
Then Prajapati asked him to live with him for just five years.
Before the end of this period, Prajapati explained the nature of Soul,
which is beyond dualities and death, and reaches the highest state of
enlightenment in his own True form, the Supreme consciousness,
called Turiya, which in eternally in tune with the Ultimate
Soul/Self.
What is the hidden Wisdom?
The total time spent by Indra is 101 years.
If we consider that thirty-two years are equal to seven parts.
Then, one part will be equal to 4.57 (32/7=4.57) years.
I suppose, 4.57 years were expressed as 5 years, for convenience.
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The Essence:
The three phases of thirty-two years each represent 21 (3x7) parts.
The last phase of 5 years represents the twenty-second part.
The concept of 22/21 is beautifully hidden in the discourse.
The Conclusion - 22/21
The First Stage of Creation (Brahma) is equal to 22/21.
The Scientific Proof - 21 Parts to 22 Parts
Before nuclear division or the first stage of creation, the centrosome
divides into two centrioles, which move to the opposite side.
This results in 22 parts (21+1) of the cell.
2. The Second Stage of Development - Vishnu - 10 Stages
According to Vishnu Purana, there are ten incarnations of Vishnu.
They represent ten levels or stages of development/consciousness.
An identical concept is seen in ten arms of the Goddess Gayatri, ten
sisters of Surya and ten rays of Sun, which spread in ten directions.
The Scientific Proof - Construction of Nautilus Shell
In the Art-Design-4, we notice ten visible semi-circles only.
There are ten spirals in the Nautilus Shell too.
The Spiral Galaxy also consists of ten Suns or ten visible objects.
Every perfect object of Nature is made of ten aspects or parts.
3. The Third Stage of Maturation - Shiva
The concluding or maturation stage is extremely important.
Let us first calculate the sum value of first two stages of creation and
development. (22/21)10=1.59233287253… The value is less than
the projected value of the Golden Ratio (1.618033988749895…).
Now, let us explore and find the ultimate divine design.
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DIVYANK
Divya means the divine. Ank means the number or the constant.
Divyank means the divine constant. Like, the Golden Ratio, it is the
most economical algorithm of Nature, with which the perfect and
most beautiful objects of Nature are designed and created. It was
conceived and formulated by me but the real credit should go to the
ancient Indian Sages, my indwelling Soul and the modern scientists,
who have given us the legacy of detailed knowledge of Nature.
From the preceding chapters, we find that the first stage of creation
and the second stage of development are 22/21 and 10 respectively.
The exact numerical value of last stage of maturation is not known.
I am fully convinced that the ancient Indian Sages, who meditated
on Shiva, had cognized the exact value of last stage of maturation
and hid the same in some hidden form in the ancient Indian wisdom.
Let us explore and find the concluding digits of Divyank.
From the Art-Design-1 (the Golden Rectangle), we derive that the
most approximate decimal value of the Golden Ratio is 1.618034.
The sum of creation (22/21) and development (10) is 1.592332.
The difference from the Golden Ratio value is 0.025702.
Now, we can easily calculate the most approximate digital value of
last stage of maturation. Let us proceed and find the exact number.
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The Golden Rectangle and Divyank - Art-Design - 3
Let us first construct a perfect Golden Rectangle (1x1.618034).
Now, draw a big circle with 21 equal small circles in the square and
then add a semi-circle equal to 1 small circle to the big circle in the
adjoining rectangular portion as shown in the Art-Design.
The new elliptical design resembles an eye (22/21 ratio).
Now, draw a curved line joining the protruding part of eye with two
ends of the right side of square portion as shown in the Art-Design.
Now, draw a parallel curved line equal to 1/21 parts after the first
curved line and place a small circle (1/21 size) in it.
Now, repeat the same till the Golden Rectangle is almost fully
covered as shown in the Art-Design - 3.
The Golden Rectangle and Divyank – Art-Design - 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1213141516171819202122
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Observation and The Emerging Knowledge:

From the Art-Design-3, we notice that there are ten equal distance
lines and ten small circles (1/21) in the Golden Rectangle, and plus
one line, which is almost equal to 1/3rd of the small circle (1/21).
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The Conclusion:
The value of first two stages of creation and development are equal
to 22/21 and 10 respectively.
Let us superimpose the Art-Design-3 on the original Art-Design-1
of the Golden Rectangle. Kindly observe the resemblance.
Art-Design – 4 – Divyank and Golden Rectangle
100 61.8034
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2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1213141516171819202122
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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5
8 7
3
4
50 50 23.6068 38.1966
The Observation:
From the above Art-Design-4, we find that the approximate decimal
value of last stage of maturation is around 0.344...
To find the digits of Divyank, let us explore Shiva consciousness.
SHIVA CONSCIOUSNESS
1. Shiva is called “The Lord of Dissolution and Regeneration”.
2. He represents the end (death) and beginning (new life).
3. He is represented with the five heads. The five heads represent
Panch-Bhutas, the five basic elements of Nature.
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4. Every object is created from the five basic elements.

5. Finally it dissolves into the five basic elements after the death.
6. The original Shiva mantra is called Panch-Akshari mantra.
Shiva mantra consists of the following five letters (aksharas),
“Na-mo-si-va-yah”.
7. The perfect Rudraksh, the symbol of Shiva, is made of five petals.
A NEW CONCEPT
There should five digits of the last stage of maturation.
Confirmation:
With the help of IBM-SPSS version 21, the decimal value of the last
stage of maturation was calculated as five digits of 0.34419.
An Interesting Coincidence
Numerology: It is interesting to note that the five digits, (0.34419),
of last stage of maturation add up to 21, the parts of cell/seed etc.
The number, 21, proves that Shiva represents Dissolution (the end)
and Regeneration (the beginning, cell/seed) at the same time.
Now, let us represent the exact numerical value of Divyank.
DIVYANK
Divyank is represented as (22/21)10.34419=1.618034.
The most approximate value of the Golden Ratio is 1.618034.
The Proof and Essence
1. The perfect objects of Nature are formed in three stages.
2. I am convinced that a perfect human being can manifest the basic
nature of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva Consciousness in real life.
FIRST MANIFESTATION
The first manifestation of Universal Consciousness is Brahman and
it consists of two complimentary parts, Shakta and Shakti.
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1. Shakta - Male Consciousness:

The Core/Source of Brahman is made of three parts, Brahma,
Vishnu and Shiva, also called Trinity-Trimurti.
2. Shakti - Female Consciousness:
The dynamic female form of Brahman is made of the five basic
aspects and elements, Prithvi (Bhur-Earth), Saraswati (Water),
Lakshmi (Fire), Parvati (Bhuvar-Air) and Akash-Bhuta (Suvaha-
Ether-Heaven-Quintessence).
Every perfect object of Nature is made of both, Shakta and Shakti.
They are complimentary and inseparable parts of each other.
Note: Kindly note the Divyank Ratio: Shakta (3) and Shakti (5).
SECOND MANIFESTATION
The perfect created objects of Nature are designed and created with
Divyank, Divyank Ratio and Divyank Sequence.
Divyank Ratio: 38.1966% and 61.8034%.
It is seen in every vital structure and function of the human body.
Divyank Ratio is perfect and gives rise to consistent results.
It is much better than the one projected by the known Golden Ratio.
Now, let us understand the real beauty of Divyank Ratio - 1.618034.
DIVYANK RATIO
“The square of the first part (61.8034%) is hundred times the value
of the second part (38.1966%)”. Let us calculate and see.
The square of 61.8034, (61.8034)2 = 3819.66025…
Is it a mere coincidence or the consistent divine design of Nature?
When these values are added they sum up as perfect 100.
61.8034 + 38.1966 = 100.
Note: Do we find such a precise value in the known Golden Ratio?
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The Essence:
I am certain that Divyank, Divyank Ratio and Divyank Sequence
can resolve many mysteries of the universe and Nature.
The Significance of Divyank Ratio
1. Shakti, the dynamic component, of Divyank is equal to
61.8034%.
2. Shakta, the static source, is equal to 38.1966%.
Water:
The first Shakti, for the creation, maintenance and survival of the
biological life on the earth, in the body and the cells is pure water.
The percentage of water on the earth is 61.8034%.
The ideal percentage of water in the body and cells is also
61.8034%.
Solid Matter:
The first Shakta, the source, is 38.1966% of the solid matter.
An Example of Divyank Ratio
The Double Helix
According to the most scientists, the Double Helix is 20 angstroms
wide and 34 angstroms long and there are ten strands.
According to the author, the width of perfect Double Helix is 21
angstroms and the height is 33.978714 angstroms.
The length and breadth of Double Helix is perfect Divyank Ratio.
There are 10.34419 strands.
Each strand has an inclined groove, which is 22 angstroms long.
Kindly note these details in the next Art-Design-5 and enjoy.
It is also true that the amino acid is attached to the carbon-3 or the
carbon-5 of the sugar (deoxyribose) phosphate group backbone. Is
this attachment to carbon 3 or carbon 5, a mere coincidence or the
proof of the meticulous divine design of vital objects of Nature?
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Art-Design – 5 – Divyank and Double Helix

Last Strand = 0.34419
22 Angstroms
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33.97884 Angstroms
10 21 Angstroms
The mean values of various biophysical parameters of human body

as promoted by the modern scholars are confusing and misleading.
Note: With Divyank Ratio, we can easily calculate a single and most
reliable value of every vital biophysical parameter of the body.
A NEW CONCEPT
Let us comprehend the beauty of the following concepts.
Homeostasis: The top rectangle of Art-Design-6 represents the
absolute value of perfect glucose homeostasis.
Alostasis: The second rectangle represents the other altered state. It
is still within the stretchable limits of perfect homeostasis.
Pathostasis: The third rectangle represents the diseased state.
Now, let us calculate the different values of Blood Glucose.
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Art-Design - 6- Divyank Statistics and Glucose Homeostasis

Vital Stastics Blood Sugar
61.8034 38.1966 Homeostasis
Log of1.0
100% 111mg/dl
100 61.8034
Log of 1.618034 Alostasis

95-105% 68mg/dl Inner Limit 180mg/dl
161.8034 100
Pathostasis
Log of 2.618034
90-110% 42mg/dl Outer Limits 291mg/dl
What is the ideal blood sugar level for perfect health?

The ideal value for perfect homeostasis is 111mg/dl-100ml.
The renal threshold value for blood sugar is 180mg/dl.
The blood sugar more than 180 mg/dl leads to sugar in the urine.
The upper and lower limits of an altered state of homeostasis called
Alostasis or other state, are 180mg/dl and 68mg/dl respectively.
The blood sugar less than 68mg/dl or more than 180mg/dl is not
conducive for an integrated and perfect state of health.
The blood sugar more than 180mg/dl leads to Diabetes Mellitus.
The blood sugar less than 68mg/dl puts the sympathetic nervous
system into active mode to save the individual person.
The blood sugar levels less than 42mg/dl and more than 291mg/dl
lead to disintegration, disharmony, disease and finally the death.
Note: Now, we can easily calculate the ideal values of homeostasis,
the range of alostasis and diseased state of every vital parameter.
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THE BASIC CHEMISTRY

A human body can be called a bunch of atoms, elements or cells. It
has evolved from the minerals through plants and animals. It is also
a specialized chemical factory in which poison and immortal nectar
(Amrit) can be manufactured. It is microcosmic representation of
the microcosmic universe and every aspect of natural chemistry can
be easily experienced and conceived within the human body.
To study and comprehend the natural beauty of basic chemistry let
us start from the beginning of time and space.
The Inert Primordial Space (Akash)
Brhad-aranyaka Upanishad (I.2.1),
“Naivecha kimcanagra asit, mrityunaivedam avrtam asit!”
There was nothing in the Primordial Space in the beginning. It was
indeed covered by the death (mrityu).
It does not mean that there was nothing in the Primordial Space.
Nothing can come out of nothing. This is the “Law of Nature”.
The ancient Indian Sages agree and concur that the Primordial space
was covered with death (mrityu) or darkness (andhkar) and different
objects were in the state of inertia (tamas) and inactivity etc.
This is the core message of Vedas and Upanishads etc.
Now, let us understand the above verse and its deeper meaning.
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The Neon - The Backbone of Divyank

I am convinced that the Primordial Space was filled with isomers of
Neon (Ne21) and nothing else.
The Neon (Ne21).contains 10 protons, 11 neutrons and 10 electrons.
The electrons are fully focused towards the center.
As a result there is light within the nucleus and darkness outside.
With the help of cubicle structure of Neon we can easily explain the
phenomenon of darkness of the Primordial Space.
Conclusion: It is fair to believe that the darkness in the Primordial
Space was due to the presence of Neon (Ne21) isomers.
The Creation of Universe - The Big Bang
I am also convinced that during the Big Bang, Neon (Ne21) isomers
collided and produced Neon (Ne22).
This resulted in the formation of the Brilliant Effulgence. It was
also called The Light-alone (Prakash-matra).
After losing the heat, the light got transformed into Neon (Ne20).
Even today, the respective ratio of Neon, (Ne20), (Ne21), and (Ne22) is
90%, 1% and 9% in the universe. Is this a mere coincidence?
My Strong Intuition and Conviction
I am convinced that the Ultimate Soul, Paramatma, is Neon atom
while the indwelling human Soul, Antaratma, is Helium atom.
According to the ancient Indian Sages, Atma is immortal and can not
be cut, burnt or destroyed.
The description of inert noble gases or atoms, like Helium and
Neon, by the modern scientists resembles the attributes and
characteristics of Atma, as described by the ancient Indian Sages.
Is it a mere coincidence, faith or the Ultimate Divine Design?
If we truly believe in the elemental nature of Atma, we can see it.
First (22/21) and second (10) parts of Divyank are reflected in Neon.
The secret of five digits (0.34419) of Divyank is reflected in the five
basic elements, the first manifestation of the Brilliant Effulgence.
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The Essence:
The seeds of Divyank were present in the Primordial Space. They
are still present in the Universal Consciousness. They can be tapped
by any person, who is in tune with the God, and the indwelling Soul.
Now, let us understand the concept of matter and energy.
Matter:
According to the modern science, the matter is found in three states;
the solids, liquids and gases. Matter is the solid stuff, which has
mass and occupies the space and chemistry is the study of structures
and functions of matter and it can be physically and chemically. The
physical changes do not alter the basic nature of a substance while
the chemical changes alter the composition of the substance.
According to the ancient Indian Sages, there are five states of
matter, Ether, Air, Fire, Water and Solids. These states are inter-
convertible and can be heard, felt, seen, tasted and smelt by hearing
(ears), touch (skin), sight (eyes), tongue and nose.
Now, let us comprehend this fundamental concept fully.
Energy:
It is massless and does not take up space. Its can be measured by its
effects of the matter. It is defined as the ability to do work. When it is
active, it is called kinetic energy. When it is inactive, it is called
potential energy. There are five forms of energies, chemical,
electrical, mechanical, radiant and psychic and each form exhibits
kinetic and potential work capabilities. Hence, there are ten forms
of basic and essential energies.
Inter-convertible States:
The five states of matter are inter-convertible. For example, the
solid form of water is called ice. With the addition of heat, ice is
converted into liquid form. On further heating, water is converted
into steam (Fire) and it can burn. On further heating it is converted
into vapor form (Air) and it flies. On further heating (1600oC), it is
converted into plasmatic state (Akash-Bhuta) of matter/energy. The
reverse is achieved with the removal of the innate energy or the heat.
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Now, let us comprehend an ancient Indian concept of matter/energy.

The Creation of Panch-Bhutas
Taittriya Upanishad (II.1.1),
“Tasmad va etasmad atmana akasas sambhutah, akasad vayuh,
vayor agnih, anger apah, adbhyah prthivi!”
From that Immortal Self (Brilliant Effulgence) came Akash/Ether,
from Akash came Vayu/Air, from Vayu came Agni/Fire, from Agni
came Apa/Water, from Apa came Prithvi/Earth.
The Devolution of Brilliant Effulgence
The Brilliant Effulgence went through the five stages of devolution
from Akash-Bhuta, Vayu, Agni, Apa to Prithvi and resulted in the
production of hydrogen, the lightest and smallest atom and element.
The other atoms were formed with the union of hydrogen atoms.
The Atomic Consciousness
The orbital shape of an unstable atom resembles an ovoid and every
atom has a unique mind and individual consciousness. The atoms
unite with the like minded atoms to form molecules, compounds,
cells, tissues, organs, organ systems and the body.
The cumulative consciousness of hundred trillion cells of the human
body is called Jivatma by the author. When all the cells of the body
work in unison with each other, we attain and experience perfect
integrated health.
The Revolution and Evolution of Soul Consciousness
The Indwelling Soul (Antaratma) helps integrate various aspects of
human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and psychology. It also
leads to activation, awakening, ascension and evolution of human
mind and consciousness and its union with the divine
consciousness.
Now, let us study the essential and most vital elements of body.
The Natural Rule of Ten
A. The First Vital Elements - 4
1. The Hydrogen (H)
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The mono-atomic form of the lightest element, hydrogen, is the

most abundant in the universe. It consists of 75% of all the baryonic
mass. It is the basic unit and readily forms co-valent compounds
with most non-metallic elements. Most of it exists in molecular
form and plays an important role in the acid-base reactions (pH).
2. The Oxygen (O)
It is highly reactive non-metal element and oxidizing agent that
readily forms compounds with most elements. It is the third most
abundant element in the universe after hydrogen and helium. Most
of the mass of the living organism is oxygen. It is a part of water, the
best solvent of Nature. Diatomic oxygen (O2) constitutes 20.8% of
the volume of air. Oxygen forms more than 40% of the molecular
mass of ATP molecule as phosphate group PO34.
3. The Carbon (C)
It is the sixth element of Nature. This inert tetra-valent non metal
element is composed of six protons, neutrons and electrons each. It
is fourth most abundant element by mass in the universe after
hydrogen, helium and oxygen. Its atomic number is 6. In the human
body it the second most abundant by mass (18.5%) after oxygen.
The organic life is not possible without the carbon atoms.
4. The Nitrogen (N)
It forms 78% of Earth's atmosphere. It was formed with the fusion of
carbon and hydrogen atoms. It is an essential part of proteins and
plays very important role in the building blocks of the human body.
Note: The first four elements are essential for formation of the three
basic bio-molecules,namely, carbohydrates, lipids and proteins.
The Second Vital Elements: 6
1. The Calcium (Ca)
Calcium forms 1.6% of the mass of the human body. It is present as
calcium salt in the bones and teeth. It is useful in ionic form for
muscle contraction, neural transmission and blood clotting. It is
vital part of the muscle-bone system. The percentage of diffusible
calcium in plasma is 61.8% and non-diffusible calcium 38.2%.
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2. Phosphorus (P)
Phosphorus forms 1% of the mass of the human body. It is present as
calcium phosphate in combination with calcium in bones and teeth.
It forms three forms of the high energy compounds of adenosine
phosphates (AMP, ADP and ATP), the source of energy. The
percentage of calcium in body is 61.8% while phosphorus is 38.2%.
If given in this ratio, the absorption and assimilation of both, the
calcium and phosphate will be optimal.
3. The Sulphur (S)
It forms 0.3% of the mass of the human body. It is present as sulphate
(SO4) in the cells and is also present as component of some proteins,
particularly, the contractile proteins.
4. The Sodium (Na+)
Sodium ion is an important part of extra-cellular fluid (ECF). It
helps transport the various forms of essential ingredients across the
cell membrane for perfect health. Its atomic number is 11.
5. The Chloride ( Cl-)
Chloride and sodium help maintain the isomolarity of extra-cellular
fluid. Its atomic number is 17. The ratio of 17/11 =?
6. The Potassium (K+)
This intracellular element plays an important role in maintaining the
health of cells. Its atomic number is 19.
Note: The above ten elements are the core group of elements.
Other Vital Elements for Tertiary Functions
1. Magnesium (Mg+)
Magnesium forms 0.1% of the mass of the body. It is a vital co-factor
for enzyme activity in many metabolic reactions.
2. Iron (Fe+)
Iron forms 0.1% of the mass of the body. It is an important part of
hemoglobin. It is also part of the enzymes.
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3. Iodine (I-)
Iodine forms 0.1% of mass of the body. It is required for the of
formation of heat producing (Thermogenic) thyroid hormones.
The Molecules and Compounds
Molecules are formed with the chemical union of two or more
atoms. When two or more atoms of the same element bond together
a molecule of that element is formed. For example, when two atoms
of hydrogen bond a molecule of hydrogen gas is produced. When
two or more different atoms bind together they form compound. For
example, four hydrogen atoms and one carbon atom combine to
form methane (CH4), a compound.
The Most Important First Molecules
The Carbon Dioxide: 22 Protons
The fusion of carbon and oxygen atoms produces carbon dioxide
(CO2) with 22 protons (6+2x8), first part of Divyank. The first gas
to be produced by Nature to initiate the process of biological life on
the earth was carbon dioxide. The inferior solid planets, Mars,
Mercury and Venus are surrounded by an atmosphere filled with
97% carbon dioxide. The earth atmosphere was also filled with 97%
carbon dioxide gas before the creation of life on the earth. Is the
presence of carbon dioxide around inner planets a mere
coincidence?
The Water Molecules: 10 Protons
Water is the most abundant inorganic compound. It accounts for
61.8% of the earth and the body weight. Water (H2O) molecules are
made of loose bond of 2 hydrogen protons and 8 oxygen protons.
Note: It has the power of 10 (1x2+8), the second part of Divyank.
Ten Unique Qualities of Pure Water:
1. Most Abundant: 61.8% on the earth, body and cells.
2. Only substance, which can exist as solid, liquid and gas.
3. Crystal clear, tasteless, odorless, soothing and free of impurities.
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4. Polarity: Because of its polarity, water is called “The Excellent

Universal Solvent” and “The Solvent of Life”.
5. High Heat Capacity: It can absorb and release large quantities of
heat before the body temperature changes during the intense heat of
summer or the chilling winter.
6. Chemical Reactivity: Water is an important reactant and helps in
performing various chemical reactions of body. This quality is
called hydrolysis. Small reactive chemicals like salts, acids and
bases dissolve easily in water and become evenly distributed in the
body. Molecules can not react chemically if they are not in solution
form. The chemical reactions of the body fully depend upon the
presence of water.
7. Carrier: The nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide gases and waste
products of body do not dissolve in water but they are carried by
water (blood plasma) from one part of the body to another part.
8. High Surface Tension: Because of the combined strength of its
hydrogen bonds and polarity, it produces high surface tension. This
in turn allows a water strider to walk on a pond without breaking the
surface. This aspect plays vital role in normal pulmonary functions.
9. Lubrication and Cushion: Almost every lubricant function of the
body is executed in the presence of water. Water protects the brain
from external trauma with the help of cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF).
10. Both, the acids with H+ ions (cations) and bases with OH- ions
(anions), are in reality integral parts of water. It is logical to believe
that water (H-O-H) plays an important role in acid-base balance.
Divyank Ratio: Everything is made of 2 complimentary parts.
1. Shakta: The core or smaller component is equal to 38.1966%.
2. Shakti: The dynamic or bigger component is equal to 61.8034%.
THE DESCENT OF SHAKTI
After the creation of the earth, the atmospheric carbon dioxide came
down with the rain water for the creation of biological life on earth.
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Three Fundamental Bio-molecules

1. Carbohydrates
The first bio-molecules produced by Nature are carbohydrates with
the basic atomic formula of (C6H12O6) n. It is formed as follows.
6 x (CO2) + 6 x (H2O) = 1 x (C6H12O6) + 6 x (O2).
Is the formula, 6 x 22 + 6 x 10 = 1 x 96 + 6 x 16, a mere coincidence?
2. Lipids
The second bio-molecule produced by Nature is lipid. The formula
of lipids and carbohydrates is identical except that the oxygen atoms
are lesser in lipid than carbohydrate. Why?
Lipids are designed to produce 2.25 times more ATP energy than the
carbohydrates and proteins. How? Let us understand the concept.
Oxygen atoms are first removed from the carbohydrate formula and
then added to the lipid formula during beta-oxidation process in the
mitochondria to produce energy for metabolic functions of the cells.
3. Proteins
The third bio-molecule produced by Nature is protein. It is produced
with the addition of nitrogen atoms to hydrogen, carbon and oxygen
atoms. They are act as building blocks of the body.
The Start of Biological Life in the Primordial Ocean
It started as unicellular organism in warm waters of the Primordial
Ocean and its vital processes took place in a single cell.
The warm water of ocean constituted its external environment. The
nutrients required for the normal functions of the cell came from
ocean waters and the end products of metabolism were excreted into
the ocean. These organisms had to deal with external environment
only and the biological and metabolic cycles were very simple and
self-sufficient.
Note: Despite tremendous evolution in the anatomy and physiology
of human cells, one thing has not changed since the creation of life.
The cells still need an external environment, which resembles the
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dilute saline medium of the Primordial Ocean, for its nutrition and
expulsion of waste products. Since the cells can not go to the ocean,
the ocean is brought to the body in the form of extracellular fluid.
The external environment of the unicellular organisms has become
the internal environment of the multicellular organisms now.
Now, we, the multi-cellular organisms, have to deal with the internal
and the external environments, which are constantly changing.
Now, let us study and comprehend another ancient Indian story.
CHURNING OF OCEAN
According to Puranas, the ancient Epic stories, the gods (devas) and
demons (asuras) decided to get the nectar of immortality (amrit)
from the Primordial Ocean to become eternal and immortal.
For once, they decided to plan and work together as a team.
They tied the celestial snake, Vasuki, around the Meru mountain of
the Primordial Ocean and started churning the ocean water with the
help of the snake.
The gods formed one team holding one side of the snake. The
demons formed another team holding the other side.
During the process of churning, many valuable Gems and precious
metals emerged from the ocean water. After a while, the blue black
vapors emerged from the ocean and started killing the living beings.
Both, gods and demons, got scared. They approached and requested
Lord Shiva to drink the poison and save the living beings.
Shiva obliged and drank the blue black poison. As he was drinking
the poison, Parvati, his consort, tied a snake around his neck so that
the poison does not go down the throat and kills him. As a result, the
throat of Lord Shiva became blue and he is now called Neel-kanth,
The Real Message of Story
Every element of Periodic Table came from the Primordial Ocean.
The iodine vapors on being heated are colored blue-black. Iodine is
used even today as an antiseptic to kill microorganisms. Iodide is
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trapped in the thyroid gland (Neck) to produce thyroxine.

Thyroxine is used by mitochondria to produce heat to maintain 37oC
temperature. Thyroid hormone primarily convert triglycerides and
protein break down products into heat rather than ATP in
mitochondria.
Now, let us understand the chemistry of nucleic acids.
Nucleic Acids:
They make up the genes, which provide the basic blueprint of life.
They determine the type of organism, dictate protein synthesis and
direct its growth, development and structure. They are composed of
carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and phosphorus atoms and are
the largest biological molecules in the body. Their building blocks,
the nucleotides are quite complex and consist of three basic parts;
1. A nitrogen-containing base.
2. A pentose (5-carbon) sugar.
3. A phosphate group.
Five Types of Nucleotides:
1. Adenine (A). It contains adenine nucleotides.
2. Guanine (G). It contains guanine nucleotides.
3. Cytosine (C). It contains cytosine nucleotides.
4. Thymine (T). It contains thymine nucleotides.
5. Uracil (U). It contains uracil nucleotides.
Two Kinds of Nucleic Acids:
1. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) - Genetic material of cell.
2. Ribonucleic acid (RNA) Molecular slave of DNA.
DNA is inside the nucleus and has two fundamental roles,
1. It replicates itself exactly before a cell divides. It ensures that the
genetic information in every cell is identical.
2. It provides the instructions for building every protein in the body.
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DNA is a long double chain of nucleotides. Its bases are, A, G, T and

C, and its sugar is deoxyribose. Its two nucleotide chains are held
together by hydrogen bonds between the bases and it produces a
ladderlike shape. Alternating sugar and phosphate molecules form
the backbone of ladder and each rung is formed by two joined bases.
Binding of bases is very specific. A always binds with T, and G
always binds with C. Hence, A - T, and C - G, are complimentary
bases. A base sequence of ATGA on one nucleotide chain would
necessarily be bonded to the complimentary bases sequence TACT
on the other nucleotide strand. The whole molecule is then coiled
into a spiral-stair case like structure called a Double Helix.
RNA is present outside the nucleus. It carries out the orders from
DNA for protein synthesis. RNA molecules are single nucleotide
strands. RNA bases are A, G, C and U and its sugar is ribose.
1. Messenger RNA: They carry the information for building the
protein from the DNA genes to the ribosomes.
2. Transfer RNA: They carry amino acids to the ribosomes.
3. Ribosomal RNA: It forms part of ribosomes and it oversees the
translation of genetic message and the binding together of amino
acids to form the proteins.
Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP):
The synthesis of ATP is very important because it provides chemical
energy to be used by the body cells. Without ATP, molecules can be
made or broken down, cells cannot maintain their boundaries and
all life processes grind to a halt. The chemical energy contained in
the glucose bonds can not be used directly to power cellular work
without the help of ATP molecules.
Now, let us study the perfect adult human functional anatomy.
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SEVEN
THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY

To achieve the fundamental objectives of human birth and life and to
make optimum use of our body, mind, consciousness and potentials,
we need to study, understand and appreciate every aspect of perfect
adult human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and psychology
etc. This holistic study can be called the integrated functional
anatomy. Since this subject is vast and beyond the scope of this
book, let us focus on the core and bring forth a single and most
reliable value of every vital biophysical parameter of the perfect
adult human being with the help of Divyank, Divyank Ratio and
Divyank Sequence.
Let us restart with the study of the cell, the fundamental unit of life.
The Cell/Seed - 21 parts
1. Under the compound microscope, we observe three parts of the
cell; the cell membrane, cytoplasm and the nucleus.
2. Under the electron microscope, we find that these parts are in turn
made of seven parts each and the total number of parts of cell are 21.
The adult human body is made of hundred trillion cells and there are
200 different types of cells in the body. The cells which can create
new cells by dividing and multiplying are called living cells.
DIVYANK
The Biological Design of Creation and 3 Stages
It is established that every object of Nature is created in three critical
stages; namely, the creation, development and maturation.
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The Three Stages of Divyank: (22/21)10.34419 = 1.618034.

1. The first stage - (22/21)
During the first stage, one centrosome of the cell gets divided into 2
centrioles leading to the formation of 22 parts of the dividing cell.
2. The second stage - 10
This stage of development consists of 10 stages.
3. The third stage - 0.34419
The third stage of maturation is equal to 0.34419.
THE SCIENTIFIC PROOF
Erythrocytes or Red Blood Cells (RBC)
Erythrocytes are specially designed to maintain homeostasis, health
and life. They carry oxygen for the vital functions of body cells. We
will be dead and gone without the essential oxygen. The formation
of erythrocytes is executed in three stages of creation, development
and maturation as seen in the following detailed knowledge. They
are produced in abundance and can be easily studied in detail.
The size of pluripotent RBC stem cells - 21 microns.
During the first stage of creation, the size of the stem cell increases
from 21microns to 22microns, before the nucleus divides.
The second stage of development consists of ten stages.
Each stem cell gives rise to 10,000 mature red blood cells.
The size of cells reduces gradually from 21microns to 7 microns.
The mature erythrocytes are formed in 21 days.
The stem cells, which are irregular and spherical in shape.
They get transformed into a beautiful biconcave shape.
The volume of a stem cell is 900 (21x21x21) cubic-microns.
The volume of an erythrocyte is 90 (7x7x1.8) cubic-microns.
Is the ten times reduction in volume a mere coincidence?
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Tabulation - 1- The Summary of Erythopoiesis
Serial number Shape & Cytoplasm Nucleus & Special

and Stages Size color Hemoglobin Features
1. Pluripotent 21 micron Basophilic Large Proliferation

stem cells - Irregular Nucleus
2. Committed 22 micron Basophilic 12 mm Volume - 900

Progenitor - Irregular Nucleus cubic -microns
3. Burst 20 micron Basophilic Active Erythropoietin

Forming – E Mitosis
4. Colony 18 micron Basophilic Active B12, Folic acid

Forming – E Mitosis
5. Pronormoblast 16 micron Basophilic Active Differ

Mitosis
6. Basophilic 14 micron Basophilic Active Ribosome

Early due to RNA Mitosis No synthesis
Normoblast Nucleoli
7. Polychromatic 12 micron Multiple Cell division Iron, copper,
Intermediate
Normoblast colors stops Haemoglobin
8. 10 micron Red color Extrusion of Maximum

Orthochromatic Nucleus Haemoglobin
Late Normoblast
9 Reticulocyte 8 micron More Red Fine In circulation

Reticulum
10. Erythrocyte 7 micron Red Maturation Volume - 90

Biconcave cubic -microns
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The Essence:
The second stage of development consists of ten stages.
The size of cells reduces gradually from 21 microns to 7 microns.
The mature erythrocytes are formed in 21 days.
The pluripotent stem cells, which are irregular and spherical in
shape, get transformed into a beautiful biconcave shape.
The volume of a stem cell is 900 (21x21x21) cubic-microns.
The Volume of mature erythrocyte in 90 (7x7x1.8) cubic-microns.
THE RULE OF TEN
10 Nutritional Factors
Protein, iron, copper, zinc, cobalt, Vitamin B12, folic acid, Vitamin
B6, B1 and Vitamin C.
10 Hormones and Factors
Testosterone, thyroxine, adrenal hormones, pituitary hormones,
erythropoietin, intrinsic factor from stomach, growth stimulating
factors and interleukins etc.
Few Interesting Questions?
1. Is erythrocyte a living cell?
Mature erythrocyte is not a living cell as it does not contain nucleus.
It can not multiply and perform this function of a living cell.
Totipotent and pluripotent germ cells of erythrocytes are living
cells.
2. Why is the nucleus sacrificed in erythrocyte?
According to Divyank Ratio, most of the functional cells consist of
38.2% solid matter and 61.8% water. Since, hemoglobin occupies
35% of 38.2% space, there is no space for the nucleus in the cell.
3. Why do erythrocytes live for 120 days only?
No endoplasmic reticulum and protein synthesis in erythrocytes.
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4. Why is the mitochondria sacrificed?

Mitochondria use glucose and oxygen to produce energy molecule
ATP. Erythrocytes are specially designed cells to carry oxygen from
the lungs to the cells and remove carbon dioxide from the cells.
Imagine! If erythrocytes start using oxygen for their personal need,
then, what will be the fate of other cells of the body?
5. What is the advantage of biconcave shape of erythrocyte?
Erythrocytes are plastic and not elastic. They can fold but can not be
stretched or elongated. We know that water is highly permeable and
can enter the cells. Because of the biconcave shape of erythrocytes,
when water enters the cells become spherical first and do not break.
Scientific Proof: Effect of various concentrations of saline on RBC.
1. In normal saline (0.9%), the erythrocytes remain biconcave.
2. In hypertonic saline of 1.2%, the intracellular water comes out
and the erythrocytes shrink and become smaller in size.
3. In hypotonic saline of 0.6%, water enters the cells and they
become spherical in shape. They do not become swollen.
4. Only when erythrocytes are exposed to a highly hypotonic saline
of less than 0.35%, the erythrocytes get swollen and this leads to
breakdown of the cell membrane and hemolysis.
0.35/38.2% = 0.9%. Is it a mystery or proof of the Divyank Ratio?
Message: Due to biconcave shape, healthy person can survive under
different states of hydration (ingestion of water). A Great Boon!
THE CORE ANATOMY
The adult human body is made of 100 trillion cells and there are 200
hundred types of cells, which perform different functions of body.
100 trillion cells form hundreds of tissues and organs, which in turn
form 10 organ systems and one integrated healthy functional body.
10 Vital Systems of Human Anatomy
They are specially designed to take care of vital functions of body.
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THE CORE PHYSIOLOGY

The study of normal functions of the body is called physiology.
If we want to lead a perfectly healthy, wealthy, wise and happy long
life, we need to understand and take care of homeostasis all the time.
Homeostasis: The constant maintenance of internal environment of
the body within the physiological limits is called homeostasis.
Note: Internal environment comprises of both, the extra-cellular
fluid (ECF) and the intra-cellular fluid (ICF) compartments of cells.
An equilibrium between ECF and ICF is essential for perfect health.
The Ultimate Rule of Ten
Ideal values of 10 vital variables of Homeostasis.
1. The water content - 61.8% and blood volume - 5 Litres.
2. Blood glucose concentration - 111mg/dl or 100ml of blood.
3. Serum electrolyte (Na+, K+, Ca+) concentration and balance.
4. Blood pH - 7.4.
5. Mean Arterial Blood Pressure - 93mmHg.
6. Blood Hormones concentration.
7. Oxygen and carbon dioxide partial pressure.
8. Acid Base Balance.
9. The elimination of waste products by the kidneys.
10. The core body temperature of 37oC.
Homeostasis- The Role of 10 Systems of Body
1. The Muscles and Bones System:
It protects the physical body from the external world.
2. The Digestive System:
The prime objective of this system is the continuous supply of vital
nutrients, water, electrolytes and other essential ingredients for
cells.
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3. The Blood:
It is “The Seat of Life and Carrier” of various needs of the body
cells.
4. The Heart and Vascular System:
It forms “The Effective Transport System” along with the blood.
5. The Respiratory System:
The prime objective of this system is the absorption of oxygen gas
from atmosphere for metabolic functions of cells and the expulsion
of the excess and harmful carbon-dioxide from the body.
6. The Immune System:
This system along with the blood is primarily designed to protects
the physical body from the problems created by external and
internal harmful invaders and their attacks. It helps in attaining and
maintaining homeostasis and its failure invariably leads to diseases.
7. The Excretory System:
The kidneys and skin play an extremely important role to eliminate
the harmful and waste products of the body.
8. The Endocrine System:
The hormones, the chemical messengers, produced by endocrine
glands assist in performing various chemical reactions of the body.
9. The Reproductive System:
It assists in procreation and the preservation of the human race.
10. The Nervous System:
The central nervous system integrates the different organs and organ
systems of the body. It is “Master control and networking system”. It
works with the reflex arch of sensory, integrating and motor
neurons.
Neuro-endocrine reflex: The autonomic and endocrine systems take
care of the vital functions of the body without any conscious control.
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BODY FLUID COMPARTMENTS

The essential nutrients, electrolytes and other substances are present
in fluid form in the body. The ideal percentage of water and solids in
the body is 61.8% and 38.2%. The ratio of intra-cellular fluid and
extra-cellular fluid is also 61.8% and 38.2%.
The extra-cellular fluid is transported in the circulating blood to the
interstitial fluid with the passive process of diffusion through the
pores of capillary walls and then into intra-cellular fluid of the cell.
Divine Message: Three Types of Muscles: Why did Nature create
three types of muscles; the skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles?
1. The voluntary skeletal muscles of legs are used to go to market
and fetch the essential nutrients, water and electrolytes etc.
The skeletal muscles of arms and hands assist in cooking and eating.
2. The smooth muscles of digestive system execute the involuntary
function of ingestion, digestion, absorption and elimination.
The assimilated essential nutrients from the liver are carried in the
blood to the heart for circulation.
3. The involuntary cardiac muscles of the heart pump, transport and
distribute the contents of blood to the cells to maintain homeostasis
for perfect and integrated health.
The Muscular Power and Divyank Sequence
1. The voluntary skeletal muscles made of striated muscle fibers are
designed for movement. They can cause damage. Hence, they are
given the least power (say, 1.0 unit) with the help of TCA cycle.
2. The involuntary spindle shaped smooth muscles are given 1.618
times more power than the skeletal muscles.
3. The involuntary cardiac muscles with striations have to work hard
to supply the requirements of body cells all the time. They need the
maximum power, 2.618 times more power than the skeletal
muscles.
Note: Please note the Divyank Sequence of 1.0, 1.618 and 2.618.
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REGULATING MECHANISMS
1. The Negative Feed Back Mechanism:
In this system, the cause and effect are in the opposite direction.
For example, when arterial blood pressure increases, it is reduced to
the normal level with reflex action of the central nervous system. All
the vital variables of homeostasis can be rectified with the negative
feed back mechanism provided all the perfect set points of variables
of homeostasis, calculated with Divyank Ratio, are maintained all
the time. For crystal clear understanding of the negative feed back
mechanism, please study a standard book of physiology.
2. The Positive Feed Back Mechanism:
In this system, the cause and effect are in the same direction.
Let us comprehend this important, complex and difficult concept.
When a stimulus of threshold value is applied, it causes an effect and
this effect becomes the cause for the next effect. This cycle goes on
till the required result is achieved. The ideal example is parturition
or the delivery of baby. This will be dealt later under procreation.
TRANSPORT PROCESSES
1. The Passive Process: The Law of Nature
The movement of ingredient required for the cell through the cell
membrane from the area of higher concentration to the area of lower
concentration without the use of any energy. The movement of
molecules is along the chemical or electrical gradient and the main
examples are osmosis and simple and facilitated diffusion.
2. The Active Process: Against the Law of Nature
The movement of ingredient from the area of lower concentration to
the higher concentration against the concentration gradient with the
help of energy.
a. The Primary Active Process:
The energy is derived from ATP (Adenosine Tri-phosphate).
For example, the Sodium-Potassium-ATPase Pump.
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b. The Secondary Active Process:

The energy is primarily derived from sodium ions. The examples are
co-transport (sympoter) and counter-transport (anti-porter)
systems. The movement is unilateral (one sided) or bilateral (both
sided).
3. Exocytosis: The movement of substances from inside of the cell
to the outside of the cell.
4. Endocytosis: The movement of substances from outside of the
cell to the inside of the cell.
Now, let us understand the core aspects of blood, the carrier.
THE BLOOD
The blood is a highly specialized red colored heterogeneous fluid. It
is a unique type of connective tissue in which inter-cellular fluid is
an aqueous solution of colloid and electrolyte crystals and different
forms of blood cells are free to swim around in it and it circulates in
the cardiac and vascular system. It transports nutrients, hormones,
electrolytes, oxygen, water and other substances to the cells and
removes the waste products from the cells of the entire body. The
ubiquitous presence of blood throughout the body and its unique
chemical characteristics make it “The Seat of Life”.
The Composition of Blood - Divyank Ratio
A healthy adult male of 70 kilogram weight has 5 liters of blood and
it consists of 3.09 liters of water and 1.91 kilograms of solid matter.
The Rule of Ten - Plasma
Plasma is composed of 10 major components; water, ions, glucose,
amino acids, proteins, lipids, nitrogenous wastes, trace elements
and dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide.
Plasma consists of ten proteins; albumin, globulins, fibrinogen,
glycoproteins, lipoproteins, haptoglobins, ceruplasmins,
angiotensinogen, iron transporting transferrins and the factors for
coagulation.
The albumin (1.618) and globulin (1.0) are in Divyank Ratio.
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The Perfect Hen Egg: These eggs contain, white albumin - 61.8%
and core yellow - 38.2 %. Their length and breadth of a perfect egg
are in Divyank Ratio and it takes exactly 21 days to hatch these eggs.
An Amazing Concept of consistency!
The Calcium Homeostasis
Calcium is one of the most important minerals in the body.
The amount of active-diffusible calcium is 61.8% and the amount of
passive non-diffusible protein bound calcium is 38.2%.
The ratio of calcium and phosphorus is also 61.8% and 38.2%. In
case of calcium phosphate deficiency, a mixture of calcium and
phosphate in the above ratio will be efficient and more effective.
The ideal ratio of LDL and HDL cholesterol is in Divyank Ratio too.
THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
The immune system is beautifully designed to protect the body from
viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and other disease causing entities
like dust, allergens, antigens and carcinogens etc. This subject is
vast but have to comprehends its unique design to protect ourselves.
TEN STAGES OF NATURAL IMMUNITY
Let us study the common cold and understand the internal defense.
First Cause: When an object like, virus, bacteria, fungus or allergen
enters the nose and touches its cilia the object creates a stimulus.
Interpretation: A message that an object has invaded the nose is sent
to the integrating centers of the brain through the sensory nerves.
First Effect: Integrating neurons order the motor nerves to uproot
the enemy with the powerful wind energy, the sneezing reflex.
This is the first physiological immune response.
Second Effect: When sneezing reflex fails, the object enters and
stimulates the interstitial fluid. This leads to production of saline
water and running nose tries to flush the object.
Third Effect: When this physiological response fails the facial nerve
increases blood perfusion of the mucus membrane of the nose
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through para-sympathetic activity. The nasal goblet cells produce

mucus to engulf the object and separate it from the nasal cells.
Fourth Effect: The presence of nasal mucus cause cough reflex.
Fifth Effect: When cough reflex fails, the thermogenic hormones
increase the body temperature and the resultant increased heat tries
to burn the invading object.
Sixth Effect: The body produces 61.8% neutrophils to kill invaders.
Seventh Effect: When the invader is big, large monocytes take over.
Eighth Effect: In allergic cases, the eosinophil come in large
number.
Ninth Effect: In hypersensitive cases, the basophil cells (mast cells)
come in large number to give relief.
Tenth Effect: Meantime, 2 types of lymphocyte cells, T (Thymus)
and B (Bone marrow), produce the cell mediated immunity and the
humoral immunity to save the person from every possible attack.
Note: The ratio of Neutrophil, Lymphocyte, Monocyte, Eosinophil,
and Basophil cells in normal blood are 60%, 30%, 6%, 3% and 1%.
Natural Healing: The natural immune response can be augmented
with the help of Ayurvedic techniques and diet modifications etc.
The Second Line of Defense: By the endocrine system.
THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
The endocrine glands produce hormones, the chemical messenger
for maintenance of homeostasis. The hormones travel via the blood
stream to the target cells, which have receptor for the hormone.
The three types of hormones are; Peptides, Amines and Steroids.
10 Endocrine Glands - 10 Chakras - Centers of Consciousness
The ten endocrine glands are associated with ten segments of central
nervous system, ten autonomic ganglia and ten major Chakras, the
centers of consciousness. Now, let us correlate and prove them.
1. Pineal Gland: This highest endocrine gland is associated with the
endorphin hormone, blissfulness, Pragyan Chakra and Saturn.
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2. Hypothalamus - This integrating center of endocrine system and

autonomic nervous system is associated with abstract mind, Vigyan
Chakra, Jupiter and cognition and it regulates perfect homeostasis.
It is located on top of brainstem, where vital centers of self-survival,
like cardiovascular, respiration and digestive system are located.
3. Anterior Pituitary Gland - It is associated with hypothalamus,
reticular formation of brainstem, Agyan Chakra and Asteroid Belt.
4. Posterior Pituitary Gland: It is also associated with
hypothalamus.
5. Thyroid and Parathyroid Gland - These are associated with the
cervical plexus, throat, Visudhi Chakra and Mars.
6. Thymus - It is associated with the cardiac plexus, heart, Anahata
Chakra and the Sun. It plays an important role in immune responses.
7. Pancreas - It is associated with the solar plexus, upper abdomen,
Manipura Chakra and the Sun. It produces insulin and glucagon for
glucose homeostasis and their ideal ratio is 61.8% and 38.2%.
8. Adrenal Cortex - Associated with Nabhi Chakra and Mercury.
9. Adrenal Medulla - Associated with Nabhi Chakra and Mercury.
10. Reproductive Glands - Associated with Swadhisthana Chakra
and Venus.
THE EMERGENCY GLAND
Now, let us comprehend the wisdom of another ancient Indian story.
According to Ramayan, an ancient Indian Epic, during the last phase
of intense fight between Rama, King of Ayodhaya, and Ravana,
King of Lanka, Rama was unable to kill Ravana. Whenever Ravana
was attacked and wounded by Rama, he would recover and start
fighting again. It is said that Ravana escaped death nine times. At
that juncture, Vibhishan, the younger brother of Ravana, asked
Rama to attack Ravana in the navel (Nabhi Chakra). Rama pierced
the navel with an arrow. Ravana could not recover and he died.
What is the Message?
The nerve and blood supply to the adrenal glands, which are located
behind the navel, was cut off. As a result, the adrenal gland failed to
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rescue Ravana. Let us take this golden opportunity to understand the

real structural and functional beauty of the adrenal gland. Adrenal
glands are located on top of both the kidneys. The blood supply is
from the renal artery and it enters through the capsule of the adrenal
gland. There are three layers of adrenal cortex and the fourth inner
layer is adrenal medulla.
The Unique Nature of Adrenal Glands
Layer-1: In Zona Glomerulosa, adrenocorticotropic hormone
(ACTH) acts on cholesterol and converts it into pregnilone and then
into progesterone. 21-hydroxylase converts progesterone into 11-
deoxycorticosterone and corticosterone. Angiotensin-II acts on
corticosterone and converts it into 18-Hydroxy-corticosterone,
which with aldosterone synthase is converted into aldosterone.
Note: Aldosterone helps in the absorption of sodium ions and water
and the excretion of potassium ions by the kidneys.
The Essence: The first layer of adrenal cortex helps in maintaining
blood volume, ECF, homeostasis and life and prevents death.
Layer2: Pregnilone and progesterone travel in the blood from Zona
Glomerulosa to the next layer, Zona Fasciculata. Pregnilone is
converted into 17-áOH pregnilone and progesterone into 17-áOH
progesterone. 21-hydroxylase acts on 17-áOH progesterone and
converts it into 11-deoxycortisone and glucocorticoid (cortisol).
The Essence: Cortisol increases blood glucose levels and helps in
maintaining homeostasis. It effects fat and protein metabolism too.
Layer-3: 17-áOH pregnilone and 17-áOH progesterone from Zona
Fasciculata travels to third layer, Zona Reticularis. In this layer, 17-
áOH pregnilone is converted into dehydroepiandrosterone
(DHEA). 17-áOH progesterone in turn is converted into
androstenedione.
It is converted into testosterone and oestrogen, Ojas/Tejas energy.
Layer-4- Adrenal Medulla: The blood with cortisol hormone then
travel to the innermost layer, the adrenal medulla, which in turn
produces catecholamines with the help of amino acid tyrosine.
The Essence: Catecholamines are designed for the final survival.
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Tabulation – 2 - The Summary of The Endocrine System
S.No. & Name Type Hormone Action
1. Pineal Gland Gland Melatonin, Endorphin Sleep cycle,

Reproduction
2. Hypothalamus Nerve Cells Releasing Hormones; On Pituitary

GRH, GHIH, CRH, Gland, Kidney
TRH. ADH & Oxytocin . and Uterus
3. Anterior Gland Stimulating Hormones Growth,

Pituitary GH, ACTH, TSH, FSH & Cortisols,
LH, Prolactin Thyroid
hormone s,
Sperm, Ovum,
Breast and Milk
4. Posterior Nerve fibers ADH, Oxytocinstored Body water

Pituitary and secreted by the balance and
posterior pituitary Parturition etc
5. Thyroid & Glands Thyroxine (T3 and T4), Heat, Metabolic

Parathyroid Calcitonin and rate , Bone and
Parathyroid Serum Calcium
phosphate levels
6. Thymus Gland Immune Factors Immunity
7. Pancreas Gland Insulin, Glucagon Carbohydrate

metabolism
8. Adrenal Gland Mineralocorticoids, Emergency

Cortex Glucocorticoids and hormones for
Androgens self survival
9. Adrenal Neuro Catecholamines Emergency

Medulla endocrine hormones
10. Reproductive Gland Male and Female Sex Procreation and

Organs hormones Ojas for Spiritual
Evolution (Tejas)
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Note: A person, who maintains the perfect health of adrenal glands

with right diet, exercises and meditation etc, can make optimum use
of the human birth, life, mind, consciousness and potentials.
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
The Prime Function:
“The Master Control” by the central nervous system (Brain and
Spinal cord) and “Efficient Networking” by the in coming afferent
sensory nerves and the out going efferent motor (voluntary or
involuntary) nerves of the peripheral nervous system.
NEURONS
The Structural and Functional Nervous System
10 Vital Components of Neurons:
Receptor Dendrites, Body, Nucleus, Mitochondria, Nissl bodies,
Axon hillock, Axon, Myelin sheath, Node of Ranvier and
Terminals.
An Enlightening Question and Answer!
Neurons have nucleus but they do not divide and multiply. Why?
Nature removed centrosome from nucleus to avoid multiplication!
Homeostasis:
For constant maintenance of perfect homeostasis and integrated
health, the neurons play an extremely important role.
The Fundamental Functional and Executive Mechanism
Reflex- Definition: Spontaneous involuntary muscular response to
a threshold sensory stimulus. We need to understand every aspect of
the seven parts of reflex action to comprehend the nervous system.
The Reflex Arch: Sensory-Interneuron-Motor - 3 components.
1. Gyan Indriya: Sensory nerves carry signals and impulses from
the external and internal environment to the central nervous system.
2. Buddhi: The central evaluating-integrating inter-neuron cells.
3. Karma-Indriya: Motor nerves carry signals and impulses from
the central nervous system to execute the necessary motor response.
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RESTING MEMBRANE POTENTIAL

The combined action potential of transport of ions across the cell
membrane in a resting cell results in a state of equilibrium is called
resting membrane potential.
It maintains osmolarity and prevents changes in cell volume. In
resting state, the electrical charge inside the cell is negative and
positive electrical charge outside the cell.
ACTION POTENTIAL
Both, nerves and muscles, are excitable cells and they generate and
propagate electrical signals in the form of action potential.
The Molecular Basis of Membrane Potential
The cell membranes contain ion channels that provide selective ion
permeability. Hence, there is stable ion diffusion gradient across the
cell membrane and the membrane potential.
The Resting Membrane Potential of Neurons: -70mV.
The resting membrane potential of neuron cells is due to healthy
balance between the intra-cellular fluid and the extra-cellular fluid.
The intra-cellular fluid is rich in Potassium (K+) ions and the extra-
cellular fluid is rich in Sodium (Na+) ions and Chloride (Cl-) ions.
The Causes of Negative Resting Membrane Potential
1. The positive sodium ions present in the interstitial fluid are not
permeable through the cell membrane and can not enter the neurons
easily. Hence, there is relative negative charge inside the neurons.
2. The intra-cellular potassium ions are almost hundred times more
permeable than the extra-cellular sodium ions. They come out of the
neurons easily and increase the negative charge inside the neurons.
3. Sodium-Potassium-ATPase pump (Na+-K+-ATPase pump)
pumps out 3 ions of sodium from the cells in exchange for 2 ions of
potassium. This increases the negative charge inside the cell.
4. The negatively charged intracellular proteins do not move out of
the cells and hence, they add to the negative charge of the neuron.
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LOCAL POTENTIAL
In response to a sub-threshold stimulus, the cell membrane shows
some localized alteration in the membrane potential. This develops
sharply and decays exponentially. These non-propagatory graded
changes are called local potentials. In normal physiological system,
a number of local potentials, like, the receptor-generator potential,
post synaptic potential and the end plate potential etc are seen.
Now, let us understand few important terms.
Polarization: The opposite membrane potential across cell.
Depolarization: When the intra-cellular membrane potential also
becomes positive, the process is called depolarization.
Re-polarization: The process of restoration of negative intra-
cellular membrane potential is called re-polarization.
Hyper-polarization: When intra-cellular membrane potential is
more negative than the resting membrane potential.
ACTION POTENTIAL IN NEURONS
I would like every reader to carefully study this section.
The resting membrane potential (RMP) of neuron is -70mV.
When a threshold stimulus is applied to the neuron, the sodium ions
move in to the cell through the open channels and create a slow
slope.
When the charge reaches the threshold value of -55mV, the voltage
gated channels open and the sodium ions rush in immediately to
produce depolarization and the action potential.
After reaching saturation point (+34mV), the sodium entry stops.
The sodium channels close.
The potassium channels open and there is efflux of potassium ions.
It leads to re-polarization.
To complete re-polarization, Na+-K+-ATPase pump pumps out 3
Na+ ions from the cell against the entry of 2 K+ ions.
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It brings down the charge leading to hyper-polarization.

Hyper-polarized state becomes a stimulus. The sodium ions move
into the cells to restore the resting membrane potential of -70mV.
Note: There are few related questions, which we should consider.
1. Why 3 Na+ ions for 2 K+ ions? In Na+-K+-ATPase pump, ATP
provides energy to transport Na+ and K+ against their chemical and
electrical gradients. I am certain that this concept is over simplified.
DIVYANK PERSPECTIVE
I am convinced that the natural ratio is 34 Na+ ions to 21 K+ ions.
Proof: The atomic weights of 21 K+ (798) and 34 Na+ (748) are in
ratio of 22/21. This ratio of 22/21 creates a beautiful fulcrum effect
and it helps in easy exchange of ions across the cell membrane.
Similarly, if resting membrane potential of nerve is -55mV, then the
highest electrical potential should be +34mV instead of 30 or 35mV.
2. The Equilibrium Potential - Nernst Equation.
The equilibrium potential is a function of ion concentration gradient
and is calculated using Nernst equation.
-61 log [X] i
Ex =
Z [X]o
Ex = Equilibrium potential for ion x.
Z = Ion valence.
[X]i = Intracellular concentration of X.
[X]o = Intracellular concentration of X.
In Nernst Equation, a log of -61 is used. Why? Unfortunately, the
answer is not explained in the standard books.
Note: I am convinced that the log of -61 represents the water content
of the ionic solution. The ideal ratio of water is 61.8% and not 61%.
A Worthwhile Suggestion
The log of -61.8 will lead to the exact equilibrium potential value.
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LOCAL GRADED POTENTIAL

The non-exciable cells are also affected by their membrane
potentials because of the ion transport. They produce graded
potential for local action and not action potential.
Few Enlightening Questions?
1. Sodium ions are almost impermeable through the cell membrane,
then why the electrical conductance of the sodium ions is more than
the potassium ions during the action potential?
To find an interesting answer, let us understand the Periodic Table.
First Period: Hydrogen ions are electrically very powerful. There is
one electron and one proton in hydrogen atom. Hydrogen can easily
form useful compound with most of the like minded atoms. Hence,
hydrogen atoms are fairly useful for structures and functions of
cells.
Second Period: Lithium and Fluoride ions are highly reactive and
can damage cells and life. Hence, they were not used by the Nature.
Third Period: Sodium and Chloride ions are fairly impermeable
through the cell membrane but are electrically fairly powerful and
can enter the cell through the cell membrane on stimulation. Hence,
they were chosen for extra-cellular fluid compartment.
Fourth Period: Potassium ions are hundred times more permeable
than sodium ions but electrically they are less powerful. They are
used as intra-cellular ions. Bromide was not used as it can inhibit.
The Hidden Wisdom
Both, Sodium and Potassium ions are cations. They have one free
electron in the outer orbit, which can be shared with other atom to
become a stable compound. Stability is the mantra of the Nature.
There are 11 protons in sodium atom and 19 protons in potassium
atom. As a result, the sodium ions have more electrical conductance
than the potassium ions.
2. It is said that the neurotransmitter, Acetyl choline, is primarily
excitatory in nature but can be inhibitory in some places. How?
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I am convinced that Nature does not play a game of dice and does not
do two opposing things in natural order of actions. Let us explore.
It is known that Acetyl choline produces excitatory post synaptic
potential (EPSP) and not inhibitory post synaptic potential (IPSP).
Confusion: The inhibitory effect produced by the Vagus nerve on
SA node for cardiac impulse or on beta cells of pancreas to produce
insulin have been confused as inhibitory actions. In reality, Acetyl
choline is producing excitatory post synaptic potential (EPSP) only.
Essence: I fail to understand the cause of confusion.
Strength-Duration Curve: This excitatory curve is the graph that
demonstrates the exact relationship between the strength and the
duration of a stimulus.
Chronexie is the minimum time required for rheobasic strength of
threshold stimulus to excite the muscle.
The rectangular shape produced by Chronexie is in Divyank Ratio.
An Un-explored Real Beauty of Central Nervous System - CNS
1. Posterior half of CNS is associated with sensory nervous system.
2. Anterior half of CNS is associated with motor nervous system.
3. Middle part of CNS is associated with autonomic nervous system.
RULE OF TEN
1. 10 Lobes of the Cerebral Cortex of Brain
There are two cerebral hemispheres. The medical books talk of four
lobes; frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital, in each hemisphere.
The frontal lobe is motor while posterior lobes are sensory in nature.
Fifth lobe, Insular cortex, is associated with the central autonomic
networking system and it regulates the autonomic functions of body.
2. 10 Segments of Central Nervous System - 10 Chakras
1. Four fused coccyx bones - Muladhar Chakra.
2. Triangular sacrum - 6 foramens - Svadhisthana Chakra.
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3. Five lumbar vertebrae 10 nerves - Nabhi Chakra.

4. Six lower thorax vertebrae - Manipura Chakra.
5. Six upper thorax vertebrae - 12 nerves- Anahata Chakra.
6. 7 cervical vertebrae and 8 nerves - Visudhi Chakra.
7. Brainstem - Medulla, Pons & Mid Brain - Agyan Chakra.
8. Hypothalamus - Vigyan Chakra.
9. Cerebral Cortex - Pragyan Chakra.
10. Neo-Cortex - Sahasarara Chakra.
Divyank Ratio: The first 6 segments are associated with spinal cord.
The last 4 segments are associated with the brain.
3. 10 Major Components of Autonomic Nervous System
1. Ganglion-Impar - Sympathetic nervous system end part.
2. Sacral Parasympathetic nervous system (S-2, S-3 and S-4).
3. Superior Mesenteric - Sympathetic nervous system.
4. Coeliac Ganglion - Sympathetic nervous system.
5. Cardiac Plexus - Sympathetic nervous system.
6. Cervical Plexus - Sympathetic nervous system.
7. Cranial Parasympathetic system (Cranial nerves; 3,7,9 and 10).
8. Hypothalamus - Head, Integration of Autonomic nervous system.
9. Cerebral Cortex - Central Autonomic Networking.
10. Neo-Cortex - Super-conscious state - Intuition and Cognition.
They are associated with 10 corresponding Chakras.
A healthy balance between the sympathetic and para-sympathetic
branches of the nervous system is essential for homeostasis.
4. 10 Connections of Cerebellar Circuit
Cerebellum coordinates the functions of nervous system with 10
important circuits; Purkinje cell, Granule cell, Basket cell, Golgi
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cell, stellate cell, Climbing fiber, Mossy fiber, Parallel fiber, Inferior
olivary nucleus and deep cerebellar nuclei.
5. 10 Rexed Laminae of Spinal Cord
There are 10 pairs of laminae in the spinal cord.
The posterior laminae are associated with the dorsal ganglion, the
sensory nerves and the sensory nervous system.
The anterior laminae are associated with the anterior horn cells, the
motor nerves and motor nervous system.
The lateral horn cells of the spinal cord (T-1 to L-2) and (S-2 to S-4)
give rise to pre-ganglionic fibers of the autonomic nervous system.
6. 10 Layers of Retina
Are 10 vital layers of the retina a mere coincidence?
An Eagle's Eye - 22/21
It is said that the most evolved human being, who is in tune with the
Universal Consciousness, is bestowed with “An Eagle's Eye”.
Interestingly, the anterior posterior diameter of adult eye is 24 mm,
the transverse diameter is 23 mm and the vertical diameter is 23 mm.
The ratio between the anterior posterior diameter and the transverse
or the vertical diameter is 22/21.
Divyank Ratio - The Sympathetic Nervous System
Sympathetic nervous system is specially designed for homeostasis
and the ultimate survival of life. It has an Amazing Divine design!
The pre-ganglionic fibers of sympathetic nervous system arise from
14 vertebrae, namely, first thoracic (T-1) to second lumbar (L-2).
There are 14 pairs or 28 pre-ganglionic sympathetic nerves.
They lead to formation of left and right sympathetic chains.
Each chain is composed of 22 pairs of para-vertebral ganglia.
The terminal fibers unite at bottom to form the Ganglion-Impar.
28 pre-ganglionic fibers lead to the formation of 45 ganglia.
The Divine Wonder - Divyank Ratio: 45/28 = 1.618034.
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THE HEART and VASCULAR SYSTEM

The heart and vascular system plays an extremely important role in
maintaining the most of the variables of homeostasis and the vital
functions of body. It is immensely influenced by the mechanical,
electrical, chemical and psychological signals from the external and
the internal environments and it needs to be protected all the time.
No wonder, it is beautifully caged in the thoracic cavity.
It is also primarily regulated by the autonomic nervous system.
Its vital aspects are meticulously designed with Divyank Ratio.
Now, let us study and understand the special features of the heart.
Divyank Ratio
1. Heart resembles the clenched fist.
2. Length and breadth of heart are in the ratio of 5 and 3.
3. There are 2 cusps of the mitral valve (left side of heart) and 3 cusps
of the tricuspid valve (right side of heart). 2/3.
The Conducting System of Heart - 10 Parts
It consists of ten parts; Sino-atrial (SA) node, anterior inter nodal
fibers, middle inter nodal fibers, posterior inter nodal fibers, atrio-
ventricular (AV) node, bundle of His, right bundle branch, right
purkinje fibers, left bundle branch and left purkinje fibers.
Electrocardiogram - ECG - 10 Parts
ECG is recording of the electrical activity of the heart, one of three
most vital parts of the body. Interestingly, ECG also consists of total
ten parts; namely, 4 plateaus, 4 peaks and 2 valleys.
CARDIAC CYCLE
It is the series of events which take place in the heart every heart
beat.
The Phases - 2
1. Systole: The contraction phase.
2. Diastole: The relaxation phase.
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Duration: In case of normal heart rate of 75 beats, the duration of

normal cardiac cycle will be 0.8 seconds (60/75=0.8).
The Atrial Cycle - The Collection Center
The prime function of the atrium is collection of blood. Hence, it
functions like earth, the store house. The atrial systole lasts for 0.1
second and the atrial diastole lasts for 0.7 seconds. The ratio is 1:7.
There are 7 sub-divisions of the earth, atmosphere and the heaven.
The Ventricular Cycle - Divyank Ratio
The most important function of heart is to pump blood to every cell
of the body and it is executed with the help of left ventricle of heart.
Duration: Ratio of ventricular systole (0.3 seconds) and ventricular
diastole (0.5 seconds) is as expected, exact Divyank Ratio.
3 Phases of Ventricular Systole: These are; iso-volumetric phase,
rapid ejection phase, and slow ejection phase.
5 Phases of Ventricular Diastole: These are; proto-diastole phase,
iso-volumetric relaxation phase, rapid filling phase, rapid passive
filling phase, and slow filling phase. The same Divyank Ratio.
A Question and Right Answer of Coronary Circulation:
It is written that the heart receives its blood supply during diastole.
It is not true. The left ventricle receives blood supply during
diastole. During systole, the left coronary artery supplying blood to
the left ventricle gets obliterated due to increased blood pressure in
the left ventricle. Hence, only muscles of left ventricle receive blood
supply during diastole and not during systole. The rest of heart
receives its blood supply during systole only. Unfortunately, when
heart rate increases, systolic phase of ventricles remains same but
the duration of diastolic phase of ventricles reduces considerably.
Application: Hence, in case of heart attack, the heart rate should be
maintained at normal level to avoid myocardial infarction and
death.
CARDIAC OUTPUT
The amount of blood pumped out by the heart per minute is called
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the cardiac output. It is extremely vital for integrated health.

Now, let us comprehend the following very important terms.
1.End Diastolic Volume (EDV): Amount of blood in ventricles at
the end of diastolic (relaxation) phase. The ideal amount is 120ml.
2. Stroke Volume (SV): Amount of blood pumped by the ventricles
per heart beat. The ideal amount should be 74ml.
3. End Stroke Volume (ESV): Amount of blood in ventricles after
the heart beat. The ideal amount should be 46ml.
4. Ejection Fraction (EF): The percentage of blood pumped out by
ventricles per heart beat. It is calculated by dividing EDV by SV.
The ideal ejection fraction (120/74 ml) is 61.8% - Divyank Ratio.
5. Cardiac output (CO) is calculated by multiplying stroke volume
(SV) with heart rate (HR). CO = SV-74ml x HR-75 = 5480ml.
BLOOD PRESSURE
The pressure exerted by the free flowing blood stream on the lateral
walls of the blood vessels is called blood pressure.
1. Systolic Blood Pressure (SDB): The maximum blood pressure.
The ideal value is 120mmHg.
2. Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP): The minimum blood pressure.
The ideal value is 74mmHg.
3. Pulse Pressure (PP): Difference between systolic and diastolic
blood pressures. The ideal value is 46mmHg.
4. Mean Arterial Blood Pressure (MABP): It is extremely vital. It
defines the perfusion pressure of vital organs of body. It is uniform
for all the vital organs and should be 93mmHg for integrated health.
Note: It is normally calculated by adding 1/3rd of pulse pressure to
diastolic blood pressure. In reality, it should be calculated by adding
38.2% (Divyank Ratio) of pulse pressure to diastolic pressure.
Why?
Ventricular systole lasts for 0.3 seconds of 0.8 seconds of the cardiac
cycle. This phase is responsible for the pulse pressure. 3/8=38.2%.
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Note: It is said that the brain, heart and kidneys can regulate their
own perfusion pressure (MABP) between 60mmHg to 150mmHg.
Divyank Sequence: The Ideal - 57mmHg - 93mmHg - 150mmHg.
THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY
1. The Upper Respiratory Tract - 7 parts
It consists of 7 vital parts; nose, nasal cavity, nasopharynx, mouth,
oropharynx, pharynx and larynx.
2. The Lower Respiratory Tract - 22 parts
It consists of the following parts; trachea, two primary bronchi, their
branches, bronchioles and alveoli. Is it not interesting to note that
the primary bronchus divides dichotomously for 22 times?
Dead Space: The 7 parts of upper respiratory tract and the 15 upper
divisions of the lower respiratory tract form the conducting zone. It
is called the dead space and there is no gas exchange in this zone.
DEEPER CONTEMPLATION
The prime objective of Akhand Sutra is contemplative meditation.
It is said that the function of respiratory system is exchange of gases
or the absorption of oxygen from atmosphere and the expulsion of
carbon dioxide from the body. Are these definitions right? No
Ideal Definition: The absorption of oxygen from the atmosphere
for the metabolic functions of cells and the expulsion of excess and
harmful carbon dioxide from the body. Why?
Reason: Carbon dioxide is essential for pH of blood and acid base
balance of the body for perfect state of homeostasis and integrated
health. Hence, carbon dioxide can not be expelled completely.
Proof: When we try to expel carbon dioxide from the body with
hyper-ventilation or forced increase in inspiration and expiration
rate, we experience dizziness and many other signs and symptoms.
Hyper-ventilation is also used as a test to diagnose latent tetany. Let
us minimize/eliminate the confusing and misleading definitions.
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ABSORPTION ZONE
7 divisions of lower respiratory tract form the gas absorption zone.
The Lungs: There are 2 lobes in the left lung and 3 lobes in the right
lung. The ratio of 2/3 also represents the Divyank Ratio.
The Reducing Diameters of Tracheo-Bronchial Tree - Divyank
The diameter of Tracheo-Bronchial Tree decreases gradually from
2.5 centimeters in trachea to 1.5 centimeters in bronchus to 0.9 mm
in bronchiole to 0.5 mm of respiratory zone bronchiole to 300 µm
and then to 200µm in the alveoli. Kindly note the Divyank
Sequence.
The Respiration: It is composed of the following ten vital steps.
1. Inspiration: Intake of air from atmosphere into the lungs.
2. The intake of oxygen (O2) from lungs to the blood.
3. The transport of oxygen in the blood.
4. Exchange of oxygen from blood to extra-cellular fluid (ECF).
5. Exchange of oxygen from extra-cellular fluid to the cells.
6. Intracellular Respiration: Reaction between oxygen and bio-
molecules produces carbon dioxide, water and ATP etc.
7. Carbon dioxide from the cells moves to the extracellular fluid.
8. Exchange of carbon dioxide from extracellular fluid to the blood.
9. The exchange of carbon dioxide from the blood to the lungs.
10. Expiration: The expulsion of excess and harmful carbon
dioxide from the lungs to the external atmosphere.
THE DIVINE PLAY
Perfect Breathing Cycle - 12 per minute - Lasts for 5 seconds.
Each breathing cycles is composed of two complimentary parts.
1. Inspiration: This is an active process and it lasts for 1.91
seconds.
2. Expiration: This is a passive process and it lasts for 3.01 second.
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The Neural Regulation of Respiration

1. The inspiratory neurons in the brainstem gradually increase the
stimulation of the inspiratory muscles for 1.91 seconds.
2. At the end of 1.91 seconds, the inspiratory neurons stop firing and
the respiratory muscles start relaxing gradually.
3. With the elastic recoil of inspiratory muscles and the elastic lung
tissue, the passive process of expiration lasts for 3.01 seconds only.
DIVYANK SEQUENCE
Atmospheric Pressure of Air - Sea level - 760 mmHg.
Partial Pressure of Oxygen:
Sea level: 160 mmHg. Calculated by 21% x 760 mmHg.
Alveolar level (Lungs): 100 mmHg.
Arterial blood: 61.8 mmHg.
Venous blood: 38.2 mmHg.
Few Important Questions and Answers
1. Which is the strongest stimulus for inspiration?
Hydrogen ions produce stronger stimulus than carbon dioxide.
2. The Natural Stimulus for SA Node, the pace maker of heart?
I am convinced that the stimulus for SA Node is the mechanical
pressure exerted by the moving stream of returning venous blood.
No wonder, Nature placed SA node at the opening of vena cave in
the right atrium for that purpose. The autonomic nervous system has
a secondary role in maintaining the cardiac functions.
3. Why “The Kiss of Life” fails to revive the cardiac arrest patient?
In the absence of moving dynamic venous blood, “Mouth to Mouth
Breathing” can not restart the conducting system of the heart.
4. Effective Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR):
A conscious effort should be made to bring dynamism to the venous
return first with the regulated compression of the thoracic cage.
With an increase in venous pressure, the heart starts pumping again!
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THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

Prime Function: Continuous supply of vital nutrients, electrolytes,
water and other essential substances for sustenance of health and
life.
Executive Function: Ingestion, digestion, absorption, assimilation
and excretion of undigested food and other harmful products.
The Functional Anatomy - The Law of Gut
The lips, mouth, teeth, tongue, salivary glands, buccal cavity, palate,
tonsils, oropharynx, pharynx, oesophagus, stomach, duodenum,
small intestines, large intestines, colon, rectum and the anus. The
liver, gall bladder and pancreas are subsidiary organs of this system.
Enteric Nervous System: A large neural network, which is located
within the walls of stomach and intestines and it regulates the
functions of digestive system. It is made of the myenteric plexus,
which controls circular and longitudinal muscles and gut movement
and the sub-mucosal plexus, which coordinates the secretions and
intestinal absorption of nutrients, water and electrolytes etc.
Neurotransmitter: Acetyl choline is the primary neurotransmitter
involved in stimulation (excitation) of secretions and motility.
ATP and nitric oxide function as inhibitory neurotransmitters.
The gut-brain peptides stimulate the intestinal fluid and electrolyte
secretion but inhibit the gut motility.
Few Interesting Questions and Answers:
1. Why did Nature choose alpha amylase enzyme for saliva?
According to Ayurveda, for long healthy life, we should eat when in
a state of hypoglycemia/hunger and start with pure sweet Satvic
diet.
If we consume complex diet in a state of hypoglycemia, the blood is
diverted towards the digestive system for digestion and the brain is
deprived of glucose. To avoid this, Nature chose alpha amylase to
hydrolyze and digest cooked starch diet into maltose, which in turn
is converted into glucose plus glucose, for immediate absorption.
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2. Why did Nature choose highly acidic medium in stomach?

To kill harmful micro-organisms consumed with the food and to
break down protein chains for protein digestion and other functions.
3. Should we block hydrochloric acid production in stomach?
No. It is against the divine design. Treat the cause of hyper-acidity.
4. Why is specific dynamic action (SDA) of protein diet higher?
The specific dynamic action of food is the amount of energy used to
digest the food. SDA is highest for protein for the following actions.
Proteins are broken down into amino acid with fission in stomach
and then amino acids are fused in cells to form proteins once again.
THE RENAL SYSTEM
Prime Function: Urine formation and the elimination of harmful
and wasteful substances from the body. Kidneys are intelligent
organs as they can easily sense every minute change and maintain
homeostasis by controlling the excretion of water, electrolytes,
other hydrophilic molecules and harmful products. Kidneys play
the most important role in long term regulation of blood pressure
through its control of extracellular volume with renin-angiotension-
aldosterone, which helps in reabsorption of water and sodium and
excretion of potassium, calcium, magnesium and metabolic acids.
Shape and Size of Kidney is also in Divyank Ratio.
Executive Function: It is performed in four stages; glomerular
filtration, reabsorption, tubular secretion and excretion.
Glomerular Filtration Rate: 125ml/minute or 180 liters/day.
Reabsorption: 99% of the ultra filtrate is reabsorbed.
Few Interesting Questions and Answers
1. What is the need for so much reabsorption and tubular secretion?
4 micron size pores of glomerulus allow the filtration of substances
up to 4 micron size with the passive process of diffusion from the
area of higher concentration to the area of lower concentration. The
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filtered products, like, water, glucose, amino acids and electrolytes

etc are needed for homeostasis and are reabsorbed fully or partially.
Larger than 4 micron size harmful substances are secreted against
the gradient with the help of primary or secondary active processes.
2. Why is the limiting pH of urine - 4.5?
It is said that the maximum concentration of H+ which is secreted in
urine is 1000 times the concentration of H+ in the blood. The ratio of
limiting urine pH of 4.5 divided by ideal blood pH of 7.4 is 61.8%.
THE PROCREATION
Every born human being has to die one day and has to be replaced
with one young human being to avoid the extinction of human race.
According to ancient Indian Sages, every human being should
perform the following three debts of human life for evolution and to
be born as an enlightened Soul, Siddha Purush, in the next life.
The Three Debts of Human Birth and Life
1. The Debt of Mother Earth: We get everything from the Mother
Earth. The first debt is fulfilled by planting plants and trees and
taking care of every living and non living being of the Mother Earth.
2. The Debt of Ancestors: We are born because of the love of our
dear ancestors. This debt is fulfilled by an honest act of procreation.
3. The Debt of Gods: Gods are the enlightened human Souls. They
were in tune with the Universal Consciousness. They had cognized
the secrets of Nature and left behind the legacy of absolute wisdom
for the love of humanity. We should also make an earnest attempt to
comprehend the innate wisdom of ancient scriptures and explain the
same in the light of modern sciences and languages, which even a
common human being can easily study, understand and apply in life.
Let us start this section with a baffling unexplained question.
The Spontaneous Creation of Human Beings?
It is generally believed that the human creation was spontaneous.
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I am convinced that we have evolved from the fish over a period.

Note: The incarnation of Vishnu starts with fish and re-incarnations
represent the evolution of nervous system and its relationship with
ten endocrine glands and ten centers of consciousness (Chakras).
Such a precise and close association can not be a mere coincidence?
Aitareya Upanishad is often quoted in support of this view point.
Now, let us demystify a mystery which has not been resolved even
by the greatest translators/commentators of ancient Indian wisdom.
The Essence of Aitareya Upanishad (Chapter 1):
1. In the beginning, there was only self (Atma) and nothing else.
2. Self created three worlds; the heaven, atmosphere and the earth.
3. From water, the Self drew forth Lok-palan, the guardian of world.
4. He carved the mouth, nostrils, eyes, ears, skin, heart, navel and the
reproductive organ in the cosmic person.
5. Then, Self created food for the person from the ocean water.
6. Then, the cosmic person was subjected to the hunger and thirst.
7. The cosmic person sought the food with speech (mouth), breath
(nostrils), sight (eyes), hearing (ears), touch (skin), mind (heart) and
then with the reproductive organ respectively.
He was unable to catch the food with these seven organs and eat.
Note: There is absolutely no confusion up to this stage of the story.
Aitareya Upanishad (I.3.10),
“Tad apanenajighrksat, tad avayat!”
Then, the cosmic person sought to seize it (the food) by the apana,
the out-breath/the out-let and he was successful in getting the food.
It means that the food was received through Apana, an out-let. Now,
let us comprehend the real meaning of Apana, the out-let.
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PANCH - PRANAS
1. Prana-Prana: It is associated with the chest, inspiration, intake
of oxygen and expiration, the expulsion of carbon dioxide gas.
2. Samana-Prana: It is associated with the ingestion, digestion,
absorption and assimilation of nutrients, water and electrolytes etc.
3. Udana-Prana: It is associated with the supply of oxygenated
blood to the head, neck and the brain for intellectual purposes.
4. Vyana-Prana: It is associated with the skin and bio-plasmic body
(Aura) around the physical body. It is responsible integrated health.
5. Apana-Prana: It is associated with the expulsion of sperms,
menstrual flow, delivery, babies, gases, fecal matter and urine etc.
Now, let us decode the underlying question and eliminate
confusion.
Question? - How can an outlet become an inlet and seize the food?
I am convinced that the translators thought that the Sage Aitreya was
talking about the spontaneous creation of the first human being.
In reality, the Sage is talking of a growing fetus in mother's womb.
Let us change the perspective and see a new picture.
NEW PERSPECTIVE
Where there is Will, there is a Way. I am always guided by my Soul.
1. The sea becomes amniotic fluid and the cosmic person a fetus.
2. For fetus, the food and other essential requirements comes from
the mother through the umbilical cord attached to the navel of fetus.
3. The expulsion and elimination of the waste products of the fetus is
also through the same umbilical cord.
4. Both, inlet/artery and outlet/vein are present in the umbilical cord.
Note: Let us learn the Art of coding and decoding of Indian stories.
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NAR-NARI
According to the ancient Indian Sages, the human beings are made
of 2 complimentary halves, the male (Nar) and the female (Nari).
Is this concept a pure myth or a scientific Truth?
Let us explore and understand this mysterious concept.
The Essence of Brahd-aranyaka Upanishad (I.4.1-4) is,
1. There was only a Self (cosmic person) in the world to start with.
2. He was afraid. The person, who is alone, is often afraid.
3. He had no delight.
4. He desired a second for company and joy.
5. He divided self into two, the male and the female, counterparts.
The Scientific Evidence and Proof:
A human fetus can grow into a male or female body.
First choice of selection lies with testosterone, male sex hormone.
If it fails, the body can get transformed into a female or trans-gender.
REPRODUCTIVE HORMONES
According to the ancient Indian Sages, the reproductive hormones
are an enlightening force (Ojas) and it should be transformed and
transmuted into Tejas for higher intelligence, intuition, cognition,
spiritual evolution, enlightenment and Self-Realization etc.
10 Reproductive Hormones: Gonadotrophin releasing hormone
(GnRH), Follicular stimulating hormone (FSH), Leutinizing
hormone (LH), Pregnilone, de-hydro-epi-androsterone (DHEA),
Estrogen, Progesterone, Inhibin, Relaxin, and Oxytocin. The Sages
were against the misuse and disuse of reproductive hormones.
FORMATION OF SPERMS
Sperms, the male sex germ cells, are formed in ten important stages
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of creation, development and maturation. The five stages of mitosis

are prophase, promotophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase.
The stages of first and second meiotic divisions (meiosis) are five.
Each spermatogonium (Germ-cell) gives rise to mature 512 sperms.
Note: 10 dichotomous divisions lead to the formation of sperm.
Size of Head of Sperm: Divyank Ratio of 3x5 is seen here too.
FORMATION OF OVUM
The ovum, the female sex germ cell, is also formed in 10 stages.
Size of Ideal Mature Follicle: 21to 22 mm.
The Reducing Number of Oocyte Cells:
1. In new born female, there are 4,000,000 primary oocyte cells.
2. At puberty, there are 40,000 primary oocyte cells.
3. Only 400 become the secondary oocyte cells for pregnancy.
Is the graded reduction (100 times) in oocyte cells a coincidence?
THE PERFECT MENSTRUAL CYCLE
According to every leading book of human physiology, the human
menstrual cycle has three phases; the bleeding phase for 5 days, the
proliferation phase for 8 days and the secretion phase for 13 days.
Note: Bleeding - 5 days, Proliferation - 8 days, Secretion- 13 days.
This Fibonacci sequence of 5+8+13 is equal to 26 days.
Confusion: The above human menstrual cycle is highly confusing.
Reason: There is no concurrence on the starting point of the cycle.
My Intuition: We have missed the divine design? Let us explore.
THE LUNAR MONTH
Menstrual cycle derives its name from the lunar month.
Note: The lunar month/cycle lasts for an average of 29.52 days.
The projected human menstrual cycle last for 26 days (5+8+ 13).
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If this is true, then we have missed events which last for 3.52 days.
According to Divyank Sequence, the sequence could be 3-5-8-13.
Now, let us redesign the human menstrual cycle as follow.
1. Pre-Menstrual/First Follicular Phase - 3 days.
If fertilization does not take place, the corpus luteum dies in 8 days.
It results in fall of blood progesterone, estrogen and inhibin levels.
After 13 days of secretion phase, the sharp fall in the above hormone
levels leads to production and release of GnRH from hypothalamus.
It leads to production and release of follicular stimulating hormone
(FSH) and Luteinizing hormone (LH) by the anterior pituitary.
Now, let us study the effect of FSH and LH on the following organs.
1. Ovary: Under the influence of FSH, a new cohort of 10 primary
follicles start developing in the ovaries during this starting phase.
2. Endometrium: Layer Basalis of endometrium proliferates and it
cuts off the blood supply to Layer Functionalis of endometrium. It
leads to the necrosis of Layer Functionalis and results in following.
The Signs and Symptoms: Most women experience pre-menstrual
tension, stress, anxiety, neurosis and abdominal discomforts etc.
A Big Question?
Why declining hormone levels, cohort of new follicles, formation of
Layer Basalis and associated pre-mentrual tension and complaints
are not given their due importance?
The Essence: Let this extremely important phase be the first phase.
2. Second Follicular Phase/Bleeding Phase - 5 days.
In this, the degenerated endometrium of the uterus is shed fully.
There is no confusion with this well known and recognized phase.
3. Third Follicular Phase/Proliferation Phase - 8 days.
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During this phase, FSH stimulates the production of estrogen and

inhibin from granulosa cells of the ovary. The granulosa cells rely on
the supply of androgen from thecal cells of ovary for the production
of estrogen. During this phase, FSH secretion is suppressed and it
prevents the recruitment of new follicles. One follicle which is
highly sensitive to FSH dominates and it continues to develop and
produce estrogen despite the low levels of circulating FSH. The
other less dominant follicles undergo atresia and die. LH stimulates
the production of progesterone from endometrial glands of uterus.
4. Ovulation: 0.52 day or 12 hours.
An Intuitive Question?
The human menstrual cycle is not estrous (heat producing) cycle.
I am not convinced with the above well accepted statement.
Let us explore the real Truth.
During the follicular phases, oestrogen and LH are produced.
Just before ovulation, there is increase in LH production, which in
turn increases oestrogen production. With LH surge, the primary
oocyte completes first meiotic division to form a larger secondary
oocyte. It results in ovulation, the expulsion of ovum from follicle.
The positive feed back mechanism of oestrogen and LH surge leads
to increase in body temperature during ovulation. What do you say?
One of the tests for ovulation is the increase in body temperature.
5. First Secretory Phase - Corpus Luteum - 8 days.
After ovulation, under the influence of LH, the active follicle
enlarges and gets transformed into the corpus luteum.
If fertilization does not take place and the zygote is not implanted in
the endometrium in 8 days, a signal is sent to hypothalamus to stop
production of GnRH and it results in fall of FSH and corpus luteum
gradually degenerates.
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6. Second Secretory Phase - Corpus Albican - 5 days

During this phase of 5 days, corpus luteum becomes corpus
albicans.
In this phase, there is gradual decline in estrogen and progesterone
levels in the blood and the corpus albicans becomes scar tissue.
THE ULTIMATE CYCLE
3-5-8-0.5-8-5-3 resembles waxing-waning phases of moon.
It proves that the perfect human menstrual cycle is associated with
the lunar month and the waxing-waning phases of moon.
DIVIYANK RATIO
I am pleasantly surprised that the size of antral and follicle and the
corresponding increase in various reproductive hormones during
the perfect normal menstrual cycle strictly follow Divyank Ratio.
Note: I could have added this angle too but I want the interested
medical students to explore the underlying truth by themselves.
FERTILIZATION
The union of nucleus of sperm with ovum is called fertilization.
ANCIENT INDIAN MYSTERY
After the creation of universe, Brahma took rest for one and half
year. After fertilization, the zygote remain inactive for one and half
day. Let us explore and find the underlying beauty of above
statements.
THE COSMIC EGG
According to Chandogya Upanishad, (III.19.1),
“..., tasyopavyakhyanam; asad evedam agra asit, tat sad asti, tat
samabhavat, tad andam niravartata,................., tan nirabhidyata,
te andakapale rajatam ca suvarnam cabhavatam!”.
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Before the creation, there was nothing existent in the universe. After
the creation, when it became existent, it grew and turned into an egg
and laid silent for one and half year.
Then, it burst open the head of egg and two parts, one silver (white
yoke-Earth) and one gold (yellow-Sky), came out of it.
I suppose, one and half day has been translated as one and half year.
PREGNANCY/GESTATION
When pregnancy takes place, the corpus luteum grows and occupies
one third of the ovarian size as the corpus luteum of pregnancy and
also continues to produce progesterone for sustaining the
pregnancy.
The growth is promoted by the Human Chorionic Gonado Trophin
hormone (HCGH) produced the by trophoblastic cells of embryo.
This process continues up to 12 weeks of pregnancy.
PLACENTA
After 12 weeks of pregnancy, mother's placenta is formed and it
produces enough progesterone to maintain the pregnancy.
By 10 weeks, the fetal gonads can be distinguished as male/female.
By 21 weeks, the different organs of fetus are formed.
By 22 weeks, the fetus is ready for further growth.
ENTRY OF SOUL
Aitareya Upanishad (I.3.12), “Sa etam eva simanam vidaryaitaya
dvara prapadyata!” “After opening the end of head (anterior
fontanel), the Soul enters through that door”.
IDEAL TIME OF ENTRY
If Soul enters the fetus at 22 weeks, it can design the physical body
to achieve the objectives of human birth and life. This may be true.
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AHAM-BRAHMASMI
Aham-Brahmasmi means that “I (Aham) am like (asmi) Brahman.
This profound ancient Indian statement has been explained in detail
by the leading commentators of ancient Indian wisdom. I do not feel
the need to repeat the same here but I would love to show and prove
that “We, the human beings, are the microcosmic representation of
the macrocosmic universe, the Solar system (Brahman)”.
In reality, this chapter can be called Brahmand or the Solar System.
It is said that the real characteristics of every aspect of universe are
embedded in their Sanskrit names. Let us explore and find the truth.
According to Chandogya Upanishad, (III.19.1),
“Aditya brahmety adesah...!”
Aditya, the Sun, is Brahman. This is the ancient teaching. Sanskrit
name for the Solar System is Brahmandam. It means that Aditya, the
Sun, is the presiding deity or the God of Solar system. It also means
that Brahman, the Solar system, resembles an egg (anda or andam).
An Ovoid Egg: The Solar system like every living being is always
in a dynamic state. It is breathing-in and breathing-out all the time.
As a result of this act of in-breath and out-breath, the shape of the
Solar system looks like an ovoid or elliptical egg in the ratio of
22/21.
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I am glad that the views of the modern scientists and the ancient
Indian Sages concur on the functional egg shape of the Solar system.
Now, let us study the Sun or Helio Centric Solar system.
THE HELIO CENTRIC SOLAR SYSTEM
In this system, the Sun forms the center.
The Sun is surrounded by Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Asteroid
Belt, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
The Solar System is 15 trillion kilometers in diameter and it is
surrounded by the sphere shaped region called the Oort cloud.
The Planetary Orbits
It is established that the planets of Solar system are revolving around
the Sun in elliptical or ovoid orbits, not circular.
The Inner Planets
The planets closest to the Sun, the Mercury, the Venus, the Earth and
the Mars are called the inner planets. These are the solid planets.
The Outer Planets
The Jupiter, the Saturn, the Uranus, the Neptune and the Pluto are
the outer planets. These are gaseous planets.
The Asteroid Belt
Asteroids, comets, and meteorites form the body of Asteroid Belt.
It separates the inner and outer planets.
Now, let us study and understand another ancient Indian story.
NAVA-GRAHAS
Nava means nine and Graha means planet. According to the ancient
Indian Sages, our Solar system consists of nine important planets,
Moon, Venus, Mercury, Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Rahu and Ketu.
They influence the biological life on the earth.
According to Vishnu-Purana, an ancient Indian scripture,
1. Rahu symbolizes the head of Svarabhanu, a demon.
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2. Ketu symbolizes the body of Svarabhanu.

Rahu and Ketu are also considered “Polarities or opposite Poles”.
Lunar Eclipse: According to Vishnu Purana, a lunar eclipse is
caused by the demon Rahu's attempt to swallow the moon.
Rahu-Ketu Mystery?
The head of Rahu represents the planet Earth. Let us demystify it.
Lunar Eclipse: When Earth comes in between the Sun and Moon.
When the light of Sun does not fall on the moon, the moon becomes
invisible leading to Lunar eclipse.
It can be said that the earth has swallowed the moon. So Simple!
Essence: Head of Rahu represents the Earth, the eighth planet.
The Body of Ketu - Asteroid Belt:
The Asteroid Belt, which lies between Mars and Jupiter, is made of
comets, asteroids, and meteorites. It occupies an important spot in
the Solar system as will be shown and proven later in the chapter.
I am convinced that the ancient Indian Sages considered the parts of
Asteroid Belt as Body of Ketu. Let us consider it as ninth planet.
It is also called Trishanku Loka, the abode of King Trishanku.
Divyank and 10 Planets
Now, let us study the Solar system to recognize the ten planets.
The Geo-Centric Solar System
In this system, “The Earth is The Center”.
Since, we live on the Earth; let us study the Geo-centric system first.
1. The Earth - Prithvi - Bhumi - Bhu - Bhur
The diameter of earth is 13000 kilometers. The diameter of earth is
108 times (spiritual number) smaller than the diameter of the Sun.
According to the ancient Indian Sages, there are 7 layers of the earth.
The characters of the seven layers as perceived by the scientists and
the corresponding Sanskrit names are astonishingly very similar.
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1. Patala: The inner core. This contains solid, burning yellow white
iron alloy. Patan means the neither world, fall or the involution.
2. Mahatala: The outer core of great solid yellow iron alloy.
3. Rasatala: The lower mantle of liquid orange iron alloy.
4. Talatala: The next, transitional red color zone.
5. Sutala: The upper mantle, which is more red and stable.
6. Vitala: The asthenosphere, full of convection currents.
7. Atala: The lithosphere, a protective upper crust of earth.
EARTH ATMOSPHERE
This is the body of air or gases that protects the earth and enables
life.
Air is retained by the gravity of the earth. It absorbs the ultra violet
rays and warms the surface through green-house effect.
The atmosphere around the earth is composed of seven layers. This
has been confirmed by the modern science too, as described below.
1. Troposphere: It is closest to the earth and weather changes take
place in this sphere. It extends from 7 to 18 kilometers from the earth
and its temperature reduces with the increasing height.
2. Stratosphere: It is 50 to 60 kilometers above the earth. The
temperature increases here but is below the freezing point.
3. Mesosphere: It is 60 to 80 kilometers above the earth. Air is thin
and the air molecules are far apart. The temperature is high.
4. Thermosphere: It is 80 to 640 kilometers above the earth. The
temperature increases with height up to 3600oC.
The air feels cold as the molecules of air are very far apart.
5. Exosphere: It is 5600 to 10000 kilometers above the earth.
6. Ozone Layer: This corresponds to the third layer.
7. Ionosphere Layer: “This region of atmosphere is ionized by the
solar radiation and is responsible for Auroras”. During the day time,
it spans from 80 to 160 kilometers and is present in the mesosphere,
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thermosphere and part of exosphere. Ionization in the mesosphere

ceases during night. The ionosphere forms the inner edge of the
magnetosphere. It influences radio propagation on the earth.
Akash-Kosh: The ionosphere layer, which stores the events of past,
present and future in the ionic form, is called Akash-Kosh.
MOON
Moon is an axial part of the Mother Earth.
It is 3475 kilometers in diameter and 3,84,000 kilometers from the
earth.
3,84,000/3,475 = 108 Amazing!
It proves that the ancient Indian Sages were truly divine creatures.
2. The Venus
It is the third brightest object in the sky after the Sun and the moon.
When Venus is closest to the earth, the shape produced by Venus is
like an orange Crescent. The clouds above the atmosphere of Venus
scatter the sunlight and this produces the orange color. The average
distance of Venus is about 105 million kilometers from the Sun.
3. The Mercury
The first planet from the Sun is the smallest inner terrestrial planet.
The side facing the Sun can be seen from the earth. The other side is
dark and cold. This makes life impossible on Mercury. 3/4th of the
inner core of Mercury made of iron produces a very strong magnetic
field. Its mean distance from the Sun is around 60 million
kilometers.
4. The Sun - Surya - Aditya
The core of Sun is burning all the time with gases; hydrogen and
helium. The diameter of Sun is 1,392,000 kilometers.
The mean distance from earth is 150 million kilometers. The Sun,
which looks stationary, is revolving around galaxies, in an orbit.
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Because of centripetal force of Sun, other planets are attracted

towards it. The Sun is called “The Teacher of ancients” and “The
Presiding Deity of our Solar System”.
5. The Mars
This most beautiful red planet has several points common with the
earth. It is slightly bigger than half of the earth. It is about 240
million Kilometers from the Sun. Unlike the earth, the sunrise and
sunset on the Mars produces a beautiful blood red color. As a result,
Mars is called the red planet.
6. The Asteroid Belt
This is also called planetoid or minor planet. Between Mars and
Jupiter there is empty space with 30,000 asteroids. Of these about
3000 asteroids have been watched very carefully.
The asteroids revolve around the Sun, like other planets, and the
Jupiter controls their movements. The mean distance of Asteroid
Belt from the Sun is about 420 million kilometers.
7. The Jupiter
This biggest planet is the liveliest. It rotates very fast around its axis.
It is about 12 times bigger and 300 times heavier than the earth, and
has 16 satellites. The mean distance from the Sun is about 780
million kilometers. Jupiter has a strong magnetic field
(Magnetosphere). This produces very strong electric current and has
strong effect on the human mind.
Jupiter is called Guru, the Giver of knowledge and intelligence
(Buddhi) and is responsible for evolution of higher consciousness.
8. The Saturn
This most beautiful planet has matchless grace of 960 rings.
The mean distance from the Sun is about 1500 million kilometers.
There are about 20 satellites around the Saturn.
9. The Uranus
It is the first Planet to be discovered through a telescope.
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It is too faint to be seen with the naked eye and it does not have much
affect on the subjects of the earth.
The mean distance from the Sun is about 2880 million kilometers.
Uranus is covered with clouds of methane gas, which makes the
planet look blue-green.
10. The Neptune
The Neptune, the most distant of the four giant planets in the Solar
system is 30 times farther from the Sun than the earth and is similar
to Uranus. The mean distance from the Sun is around 4320 million
kilometers.
The planet is full of hydrogen, helium and methane and these gases
make the planet look blue.
The gravity of Neptune is more than that of Uranus and it pulls
Uranus towards Neptune.
11. The Pluto
The Pluto is the smallest and most distant planet from the Sun.
The average distance from the Sun is about 5900 million kilometers.
The surface gravity is quite low.
THE COSMIC EGG
The outer edge of the Solar system from the Sun is around 15000
million kilometers.
OORT CLOUD
Billions of kilometers away from the Sun and the planets of Solar
system, there is an immense cloud of comets, called the Oort cloud.
This is responsible for the blue color around the Solar system.
Most of the comets are between the planets and Oort cloud.
SAPTA-RISHI-LOKA
Sapta means seven. Rishi means Sage. Loka means the abode or the
residence. I am convinced that the seven ancient Great Indian Sages
live in the area, which is outside the Solar system, and is considered
the twenty second step to the ultimate state of Bliss.
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THE DIVINE MATHEMATICS

Now, let us understand and appreciate the following concepts.
TITIUS-BODE LAW
“German astronomer, Johann Titius (1729-1796) discovered a
mathematical series that appeared to predict the relative distances of
the known planets of Solar system from the Sun. In 1772, Johann
Bode (1747-1826), another German astronomer, came across this
series. He used it in an introductory astronomy book, and promoted
it as a valid scientific law”. This series is called “Titius-Bode law”.
“Titius-Bode Law” is based on the division of distance of various
planets of Solar system from the Sun, by 149.6 million-kilometers, a
distance between the Sun and earth.
This unit is called the Astronomical Unit (A.U.).
Titius-Bode Law is represented as the following sequence.
0.39 - 0.72 - 1.0 - 1.6 - 2.8 - 5.2 - 9.6 - 19.2 - 30.1 - 39.5.
Note: This remarkable sequence has been compared with number of
petals of Chakras as described by Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, an ancient
Indian book. The interesting correlation is found in Tabulation - 4.
AKHAND SEQUENCE
Now, let us comprehend the real beauty of Akhand Sequence. The
mean distance between the Sun and earth is 150 million kilometers.
According to Divyank, the distance of 150 million kilometers can be
divided into the inner Aura of Sun of 60 million kilometers and the
outer Aura of Sun is 90 million kilometers.
If we minus 60 million kilometers from the distance of different
planets from the Sun and divide the same with 15 million
kilometers, we find a new sequence; 0-3-6-12-24-48-96-192-386
and so forth.
The Language of Nature or God: The similarity between Titius-
Bode Law, Petals of Chakra and Akhand Sequence proves that “The
Language of God or Nature” is simple mathematics.
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Tabulation – 3 – Titius Bode Law and Akhand Sequence
Orbits/ Belts/ Distance from Titius - Expected Akhand

Planet s the Sun in Bode Distance in Sequence
MKms Law MKms
6
AC +79 3888 150,000,000 - 150,000,000 (AU-10)
5
? -Centauri 15,000,000 - 15,000,000 (AU-10)
4
Oort cloud 1,500,000 - 1,500,000 (AU-10)
3
Interstellar 150,000 - 150,000 (AU-10)
2
Heliopause 15 ,000 - 15 ,000 (AU-10)
11. Pluto 5902 39.5 5760 384 (4x96)
10. Neptune 4498 30.1 4320 288 (3x96)
9. Uranus 2870 19.2 2880 192 (2x96)

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8. Saturn 50 0 (AU 10)
- 9.6 1440 (100) 96
7. Jupiter 780 5.2 720 (52) 48
6. Asteroid 420 2.8 360 (28) 24

Belt
5. Mars 240 1.6 180 (16) 12
4. Earth 150 (AU-1) 1.0 90 (10) 6
3. Venus 105 0.72 45 (7) 3
2. Mer cury 60 0.39 0 (4) 0
1. Sun 0 0 0 (1) 0
Is the sequence of 0-3-6-12-24-48-96-192 and 384 a beautiful
divine drama, play, design or a mere coincidence?
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The Divine Cosmic Drama and Dance of Ten
1. The distance between the Sun and earth – AU-1.
2. The distance between the Sun and Saturn – AU-(10)1.
3. The distance between the Sun and Heliopause - AU-(10)2.
4. The distance between the Sun and Interstellar – AU-(10)3.
5. The distance between the Sun and Oort cloud – AU-(10)4.
Tabulation – 4 – The Solar System and Human Anatomy

Orbit/Belt/ Planets Bones/ Endocrine Parts of Nervous
and Chakras Nuclei/Nerves Nuclei/Glands System
Heliopause/ Kuiper Head, Brain, --- Neo-Cortex/100

Belt-Sahasarara - 100 billion billion neuron cells
1000 neurons
Saturn-Pragyan-100 Hairline-100 Pineal Gland Alocortex- Cortex
Jupiter-Vigyan-52 Forehead -52 Hypothalamus Hypothalamus
Asteroid-Agyan-28 Eye Brows-28 Pituitary Brainstem
Mars-Visudhi-16 Cervical-8x2 Thyroid & Cervical Sympathetic

Parathyroid
Sun (+)–Anahata-12 Chest-12 Thymus Cardiac Plexus
Sun-Manipura-10 Abdomen-10 Pancreas Coeliac Plexus
Mercury-Nabhi-10 Lumbar-5x2 Adrenal Suprior Mesenteric
Venus - Sacrum-6 Gonads Sacral Para

Svadhisthana - 6 Sympathetic
Earth - Muladhar - 4 Coccyx-4 Perineum Ganglion Impar

Glands
The Essence: Please compare the above picture with the ten major
Chakras and see an amazing and fascinating picture. It proves that
Nature uses only a single mathematical design.
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TRAIT PARA VIDYA

Trait means three. Para means beyond. Vidya means knowledge.
Trait Para Vidya means beyond knowledge or absolute wisdom.
There are three chief manifestations of Soul; Paramatma, the God,
Antaratma, the indwelling human Soul and Jivatma, the hundred
trillion cells of human body and its cumulative consciousness.
The union of three chief manifestations of Primordial Soul, namely,
Paramatma-Antaratma-Jivatma, is the basis of Trait Para Vidya.
ANCIENT INDIAN PHILOSOPHIES
The ancient Indian Sages have given the world two philosophies,
namely, Dwait (polytheism) and Adwait (monotheism).
These are the Core Philosophies of Sanatana Dharma.
DWAIT PHILOSOPHY - DUALITY
According to Dwait philosophy, the Ultimate Soul (Paramatma) or
the God is different from the human being (Jivatma). This duality of
innate consciousness is the central theme of Vedas. For spiritual
evolution, a religious person is advised to pray to the chosen deity or
the Ultimate God, Paramatma and seek blessings and grace etc.
The two chief pillars of Dwait Philosophy are,
1. Karam-Yoga (Yoga of Actions).
2. Bhakti-Yoga (Yoga of Devotion).
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ADWAIT PHILOSOPHY - MONOTHEISM

“Aham-Brahmasmi, I am like God”, is the central theme of Adwait
Philosophy and Upanishads.
For spiritual evolution, the person is advised to follow the path of
1. Gyan-Yoga (Yoga of Knowledge).
2. Siddha-Yoga (Yoga of Self-Realization).
The Advantage of Dwait Philosophy
Visiting temples, offering prayers, chanting of mantras, performing
penance and austerities (yajna), self-surrender to God and study of
Vedas and listening to the stories of Puranas and ancient Epics are
the chief pillars of Adwait Philosophy.
The Disadvantage of Dwait Philosophy
The separation between Jivatma, the human body, and Paramatma,
the God, remains the stumbling block on the path of spiritual union
with the God, the main objective of Science of Yoga or Akhand
Yoga.
The Advantage of Adwait Philosophy
A spiritual person can create a human like image of God and other
divine entities and feel one with them within the Self.
The Disadvantage of Adwait Philosophy
We, with the limited size, space, energies and potentials, can not
withstand the immense energy of Universal Consciousness of God.
The actual process of the union of Jivatma with Paramatma is not
explicit and has also been explained by Adwait Philosophy.
TRAIT PARA VIDYA
The Advantage of Trait Para Vidya
Trait Para Vidya is not a new philosophy. It is based on my personal
experience of union of Jivatma-Antaratma and Paramatma within
my physical body. The glimpses of Trait Para Vidya are fairly visible
in many of the ancient religious and spiritual statements.
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For example:
Lord Krishna (Gita-XV.18),
“I transcend the perishable human body (Jivatma). I am higher than
the imperishable indwelling Soul (Antaratma). I am Purushottama,
the highest Purusha (Paramatma).
The Upanishads state that the human beings are born with the Soul.
Katha Upanishad talks of two birds (Souls) in the human body.
Tantra says “Kundalini is a divine spark, the female power (Shakti)
of the God (Shiva).”
It can be raised to unite with Shiva for Liberation (Moksha).
Brahma Sutras state that the indwelling human Soul is an immortal
bridge (Amritya-setu) between the human being and the God.
Jesus Christ talked of the indwelling Soul in every human being.
Islam states that on the Day of Judgment, the Rooh (Antaratma) of
mortal man (Jivatma) will rise from the grave to Allah (the God).
Almost identical statements are made by other Prophets too.
The Essence
1. It is fairly clear that the human Soul comes from the God.
2. The Soul is is a bridge between the human body and the God.
3. The Soul can help in cognition of the Universal Consciousness.
4. The real process of union of Jivatma, Antaratma and Paramatma
is not clearly visible in the above statements.
Now, let us try to demystify the hidden wisdom of Trait Para Vidya
in the light of Science of Yoga and Spiritual Sciences.
Yoga: The word, Yoga, is derived from Sanskrit root, 'Yuj', which
means to unite, join, anchor, bind, integrate or yoke.
According to Vedanta, “the union of Jivatma with Paramatma is
called Yoga and the person is called Yukta, the united”.
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FORMS OF YOGA
1. Karma-Yoga, The Yoga of Actions. This is the foundation. Every
spiritual person has to choose his course of work and perform right
and appropriate actions in the name of God to unite with the God.
2. Bhakti-Yoga, The Yoga of Devotion. The devotion and Self-
surrender to God are the chief pre-requisites for union with the God.
3. Gyan-Yoga, The Yoga of Knowledge. The eyes see what the
mind knows. Equipping the mind with the right knowledge and the
absolute wisdom is essential to cognize the ultimate divine Truth.
4. Siddha-Yoga, The Yoga of Actualization/Self-Realization. Here,
Jivatma (cognizer-seer-object), Paramatma (cognized-scene-
subject) and Antaratma (cognition-sight-subjectivity) become one.
5. Akhand-Yoga, The Yoga of Integration.
When all the forms of Yoga are followed in one life, then we can
easily experience every aspects of the Universal Consciousness.
The Essence: Akhand Yoga is the Ultimate form of Yoga.
A MYSTERY STATEMENT
Let us analyze and comprehend another ancient Indian statement.
Katha Upanishad (I.2.23),
“Nayam atma pravacanena labhyo, na medhaya, na bahuna
srutena; yamevaisa vrnute, tena labhyas tasyaisa atma vivrnute
tanum svam!”
The verse means that Atma cannot be attained by instructions or by
intellectual power or even through hearing. Atma is attained only by
person whom Atma chooses. To such person Atma reveals itself.
I am convinced that Atma reveals the secrets of all the actions and
achievements of previous births, which are stored in the causal body
(karana-sarira) of Atma, to every person but most of us do not want
to listen the bitter truth and the genuine guidance of Soul. This could
be the real meaning of the profound statement of above verse.
Now, let us explore the ancient Indian concept of Tantra Vidya.
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TANTRA VIDYA
Tan mean body. Tantra Vidya is the subtle wisdom of adult human
anatomy and psychology. It shows and proves that human beings are
the microcosmic representation of the macrocosmic universe. The
original Tantra was expounded by Shiva and explained to Parvati,
his consort, in Amarnath cave in Jammu and Kashmir, India.
The core theme of original Tantra is the subtle structure and function
of Chakras, Nadis and Kundalini and the Art of freedom (Moksha)
from the constraints and the restraints of the existential life etc. I am
certain that any person, who adheres to the fundamental principles
of Tantra, can easily tap the secrets of the Universal Consciousness.
MISCONCEPTION
It is said that Chakras and Nadis have no physical connections.
In reality, every experience is perceived through the physical body.
The original Tantra had108 verses and most of these verses are lost.
Akhand Sutra tries to gather the essence of Tantra from Sat-Chakra-
Nirupana, Upanishads and other related ancient Indian documents.
Acknowledgment: I admit with humility that this version of Tantra
is purely based on my personal experiences and my understanding
of the ancient Indian wisdom in the light of modern sciences.
An Honest Statement: Kundalini, Chakras and Nadis are integral
parts of the human anatomy, physiology and psychology.
Let me explain my personal experiences and their conviction.
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TWO SOULS
Mundaka Upanishad (III.1.1),
“Dva suparna sayuja sakhaya samanam vrksam parisasvajathe
tayor anyah pippalam svadv atty anasnann anyo'bhicakasiti!”
Two birds, bound to each other in close friendship, cling to the self-
same tree. Of these two, one eats and relishes the fruits of the tree,
while the other looks on without eating.
Seated on the same tree, one of them, the personal self-sunk in
ignorance, grieves on account of his helplessness. When he sees the
other, the Self, who is worshipful and great, he too becomes free
from the sorrow.
The Essence: The personal-self, which is subject to helplessness
and sorrow, is Jivatma (the physical body). The other Self, which is
free from every sorrow, is Antaratma, the indwelling Human Soul.
ADITIR - ADITYA - ADITI
Katha Upanishad (II.1.7),
“Ya pranena sambhavaty aditir devatamayi, guham pravisya
tisthanti, ya bhutebhir vyajayata; etad vai tat.”
She, who arises with the life, Aditir, the soul of the gods, who stands,
having entered the secret place of a cave, was born with the beings.
This, verily, is that.
The verse means that every human being is born with a divine spark
Soul, which resides in a cave (Guhayam) and comes from the Sun .
Note: Aditi is called the mother of Aditya, the Sun. Interestingly, the
daughter of Aditya is also called Aditi.
The Hidden Message: The Elemental Helium
I am convinced that the Aditis, the mother and daughter, are Helium.
Let me explain this new concept in the light of nuclear physics.
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NUCLEAR REACTION IN THE CORE OF SUN

Proton-Proton Chain:
It has been observed that, in the Sun, nuclear reaction occurs in three
stages,
1. (1H + 1H 2
D + e+ + .v): 2 protons of hydrogen fuse to form 1
Deuterium nucleus (2D), which in turn is composed of 1 proton and 1
neutron, 1 positron ( e+), and a neutrino (.v).
2. (2D + 1H 3
He+): 1 more proton of hydrogen is fused to the
Deuterium nucleus to form helium-3 (3He), which in turn contains 2
protons and 1 neutron.
A high-energy photon, or a gamma ray (), is also produced in this
reaction, which escapes from the Sun.
3. (3He+3He 4
He + 1H + 1H ):
Next, 2 nuclei of helium-3 (3He) are fused together to give rise to
Helium-4 (4He).
4. Helium-4 (4He) is composed of 2 protons and 2 neutrons.
This set of reactions is part of the proton-proton chain occurring
inside the core of Sun. These nuclear reactions generate kinetic
energy, which is produced in the second step, in the form of 3He
nucleus. This is transferred to the nearby nuclei through collisions.
The kinetic energy provided by the nuclear reactions keeps the Sun's
interior hot. For every 1000 grams of hydrogen involved in the
proton-proton chain, only 993 grams of 4He are produced. Most of
the missing 7 grams of 4He get converted into kinetic energy and a
little into gamma () rays.
Essence: The helium released by the Sun becomes the human Soul.
Helium is again converted into hydrogen and the reaction goes on.
Conclusion: Helium, the mother, gives rise to hydrogen, which in
turn gives rise to Helium, the daughter, which becomes human Soul.
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ENTRANCE OF SOUL
Aitreya Upanishad (I.3.12),
“Sa etam eva samanam vidaryaitaya dvara prapadyata”
After opening the door (dvara), known as Vidrti (anterior fontanel)
on top of head, the Soul enters (prapadyata).
It is also written that this entry is pleasing and blissful (nanandam).
IDEAL TIME OF ENTRY
I am convinced that the Soul of an enlightened human being, enters
at 22 weeks of pregnancy, when the body of fetus is fairly
developed.
Objective: The Soul can develop an ideal body and nervous system
to achieve the fundamental objectives of the human birth and life.
KUNDALINI
Tantra calls Antaratma, the indwelling Soul, as Kundalini.
Brahm-Sutra calls the Soul as Amritya-setu, the immortal bridge.
Resting Place of Kundalini
According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, Kundalini sleeps in Muladhar
Chakra, in Coccygeal ganglion (Ganglion-Impar), in the pelvis.
Shape & Size of Kundalini
Sat-Chakra-Nirupana (verse 10),
“Sankhavarta nibha navina capalamata vilasaspada sputa-
sarpasama svopari lasat sardha-trivrttakrtih!”
Like the new spirals of conch-shell, her shining snake-like form
goes three plus times (trivrttakrit). Sleeping Kundalini is compared
with Shankh, the Conch or the Nautilus Shell.
Note: Rising Kundalini is compared with a shining snake, which
goes up in a spiral of three plus turns. It is interesting to note that the
three plus turns resemble Pie, 22/7, a mathematical constant.
Hidden Message: 22/21, the first part of Divyank, is 1/3rd of 22/7.
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CHAKRAS
According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, Self-realization and Bliss are
possible with the movement of Kundalini through six Chakras.
The movement of Kundalini is the first shoot after the germination
of the seed of spiritual journey. It means that awakening, activation,
and ascension of Kundalini from Muladhar Chakra, the basic center
in the pelvis, through six major Chakras to Sahasarara Chakra, the
highest center in the brain, is essential for spiritual evolution.
Shape of Chakras
Chakra means a vibrating power center or wheal. It resembles a bell,
a whirlpool, a flower, or a saucer with depressions.
Qualities of Chakras
Color, texture, size, shape and power of Chakra depend upon the
level of consciousness. If the person is pure, loving and selfless, the
energy produced by Chakras is smooth, gentle, positive and bright.
The purity of Chakras is absolutely essential for spiritual evolution.
Association and Functions of Chakras
Chakras are closely associated with,
1. The autonomic nervous system.
2. The endocrine system.
Rotation of Chakras
1. Clockwise for the absorption of energy.
2. Anti-clockwise for the expulsion of the excess energy.
3. The balance rotation of Chakras is essential for homeostasis.
The integration of Chakras is absolutely essential for the physical,
emotional, mental, religious and spiritual health of an individual.
Functional Anatomy of Chakras
Chakras functions with the fundamental principles of reflex arch.
The Reflex Arch - 3 Components
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1. The sensory nerves, dorsal root ganglion and the posterior part of
spinal cord form the sensory component of the reflex arch.
2. The grey inter-neuron cells of central nervous system integrate
the sensory and motor functions of body.
3. The motor nerves, which arise from the anterior horn cells of
spinal cord, form the motor component.
Note: The autonomic nervous system is an important part of the
involuntary motor nervous system and it consists of pre-ganglionic
and post-ganglionic fibers. Pre-ganglionic fibers of sympathetic (T-
1 to L-2) and sacral parasympathetic (S-2 to S-4) arise from the
lateral horn cells of the spinal cord.
CLASSIFICATION OF MAJOR CHAKRAS
Lower Chakras - Primarily, the Sacral Parasympathetic System.
1. Muladhar Chakra.
2. Svadhisthana Chakra.
Middle Chakras - Primarily, the Sympathetic Nervous System.
3. Nabhi Chakra.
4. Manipura Chakra.
5. Anahata Chakra.
6. Visudhi Chakra.
Upper Chakras - Primarily, the Cranial Parasympathetic System.
7. Agyan Chakra.
8. Vigyan Chakra.
9. Pragyan Chakra.
Highest Chakra - Beyond the Autonomic Nervous Systems.
10. Sahasrara Chakra.
Note: The above classification is based on my personal experiences.
Sat-Chakra-Nirupana talks of only seven major Chakras.
Let us try to understand the ten major Chakras.
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1. MULADHAR CHAKRA
Muladhar Chakra is the first major Chakra. Kundalini sleeps here.
This root or basic chakra energizes and balances the physical body.
Location: It is placed between the genitals and anus and is attached
to the mouth of Sushumna-Nadi (the vertebral column).
Autonomic Ganglion: The left and right sympathetic chains meet
here to form the coccygeal ganglion or Ganglion-Impar.
Endocrine Gland: It consists of small bunch of endocrine glands in
the perineum, which produce distinct odor in the person.
Ruling Planet: Prithvi (Earth)
Sense organ: Nose (Smell).
Petals: 4 petals represent four fused bones of coccyx.
Bija mantra: LAM.
Sapta-svara: Sa.
Shape of Yantra: Square.
First Knot or Block - The Brahma-Granthi
There is a physical block or knot (Granthi) between the Muladhar
Chakra and the Sushumna Nadi. This block comes in the way of free
flow of Kundalini energy from Muladhar Chakra to the central canal
of spinal cord. The central canal was called Guhayam by the Sages.
Remedy: It has to be broken for the Spiritual journey and evolution.
2. SVADHISTHANA CHAKRA
Sat-Chakra-Nirupana,
“Sindura-purarucirarunapadmamanayat,
Sausumnamadhyaghatitam dhvajamuladesa;”
There is another Lotus, made of a beautiful vermilion color, placed
inside the Sushumna Nadi at the root level.
Svadhi means own. Sthana means place. Although Kundalini sleeps
in Muladhar Chakra but the dwelling place is Svadhisthana Chakra.
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On waking from sleep, Kundalini goes to this Chakra first.

Location: Genitals.
Functional Anatomy: The sacral parasympathetic nervous system
and the lower sympathetic parts of the autonomic nervous system.
Petals: Six. They represent six nerves arising from the sacrum bone.
Bija mantra: VAM.
Sapta-svara: Re.
Endocrine Glands: The reproductive system or the gonads.
Ruling planet: Venus.
Shape of Yantra: Crescent.
3. NABHI CHAKRA
This Chakra is the junior counterpart of Manipura Chakra.
Location: Navel.
Functional Anatomy: The superior mesenteric ganglion.
Petals: Ten. They represent ten nerves from Lumbar region.
Endocrine Gland: Adrenal glands.
Bija mantra: RAM.
Sapta-svara: Ga.
Ruling planet: Mercury.
4. MANIPURA CHAKRA
This Chakra is associated with Nabhi Chakra.
Location: Upper abdomen.
Functional Anatomy: Coeliac ganglion (sympathetic N.S.)
Endocrine Gland: Pancrease.
Petals: Ten. They represent ten nerves from Lumbar region.
Bija mantra: RAM.
Sapta-svara: Ga.
Ruling planet: Mercury.
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5. ANAHATA CHAKRA
Location: Heart.
“Above Manipura, in the heart, is the charming Lotus, of the shining
color of Bandhuka flower. There are twelve letters beginning with
Ka written in vermilion color within it.
It is known by its name of Anahata, and is like the celestial wishing-
tree, bestowing more than desired by the person. There is a six-
cornered yantra of Vayu, with smoke color, within this region.
Functional Anatomy: Cardiac plexus (Sympathetic N.S.).
Petals: Twelve. They represent twelve bones of chest.
Endocrine Gland: Thymus.
Bija mantra: YAM.
Sapta-svara: Ma.
Ruling planet: Sun.
Shape of Yantra: Hexagonal.
Second Knot or Block - Vishnu-Granthi
The diaphragm between abdomen and chest creates a physical block
between the heart and the abdomen.
6. VISUDHI CHAKRA
Location: Throat
In the throat is the Lotus called Visudha, which is pure and smoky
purple hue. All the sixteen shining vowels on its sixteen petals, of
crimson hue, are distinctly visible to him whose mind is illumined.
Note: 16 vowels in 16 petals of Visudhi Chakra.
Functional Anatomy: Cervical plexus (Sympathetic N.S.).
Endocrine Glands: Thyroid and Parathyroid.
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Petals: Sixteen.
Bija mantra: OM.
Sapta-svara: Pa.
Ruling planet: Mars.
7. AGYAN CHAKRA (Ajna Chakra)
“The Lotus Ajna is like the moon. It shines with the glory of Dhyana.
The first Bija of the Vedas, which reveals the knowledge of Brahma-
Sutra, lies here”.
This Chakra is the store house of foundation data and information,
which needs to filtered for better knowledge by the next Chakra.
Functional Anatomy: Brain-stem. The nuclei for self survival are
located in the midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata.
Endocrine Gland: Pituatary Gland.
Petals: Ancient Two. Akhand - 24
Bija mantra: OM.
Sapta-svara: Da.
Ruling planet: Asteroid Belt.
Third Knot or Block - Rudra Granthi
There is a major block between the spinal cord and brainstem and
the rest of the cortical and neo-cortical brain.
It is the biggest block on the path of spiritual evolution.
8. VIGYAN CHAKRA (Vignya Chakra)
This Chakra is the higher controlling center of Ajna Chakra.
This Chakra brings forth the real knowledge of different subjects.
Special Feature: Third Eye of Intuition or Shiva.
Functional Anatomy: Hypothalamus.
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Endocrine: Hypothalamus.
Petals: Akhand - 48
Bija mantra: OM.
Sapta-svara: Ni.
Ruling planet: Jupiter.
9. PRAGYAN CHAKRA (Prajna Chakra)
It is also called Bindu or Soma Chakra.
This Chakra is primarily meant to bring forth the absolute wisdom.
Location: The cerebral cortex.
Endocrine gland: Pineal Gland - (Soma - Nectar)
Petals: Akhand - 96.
10. SAHASRARA CHAKRA
Location: 3 outer layers of Neo-cortex of the brain.
Petals: 1000.
AKASH-KOSH
The three outer layers of Neo-cortex of Brain act as an antenna to the
Akash-Kosh, which stores the events of past, present and future.
Jewel on Crown, which brings forth the hidden secrets of Nature, is
located within the Sahasarara Chakra.
NADIS
Sanskrit word, 'Nadi' comes from the root 'Nad', which means
motion or movement, and the subtle channel.
The vital life force of Prana and Kundalini flows from Muladhar
Chakra to other Chakras through these subtle channels.
There are about 72,000 Nadis, which connect different parts of the
physical body with different Chakras.
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MAJOR NADIS
The following Nadis are major and very important.
IDA AND PINGALA NADIS
“Merorbahyapradese sasi mihira-sire savyadakse nisanne”,
In the space outside the Meru (the vertebral column) placed on the
left and the right sides, are the two nadis, Sasi and Mihir.
They are also known as Ida/Lunar, and Pingala/Solar, respectively.
Origin: They originate from Muladhar Chakra, the basic Chakra.
Pathway: They twine around the Sushumna nadi.
Termination:
1. Ida Nadi terminates in the left nostril.
2. Pingala Nadi terminates in the right nostrils.
ANCIENT MEDICAL SYMBOL
It is interesting to note that the ancient medical symbol is depicted
with a central staff, which is intertwined with two snakes, which are
united at the bottom but free on top resemble Ida and Pingala Nadis.
SUSHUMANA NADI
Location: It extends from the pelvis to the head and resembles the
vertebral column which houses the spinal cord. The vertebral
column has three protective sheaths, dura mater, arachnoid and pia
mater and they are separated from each other by fluid containing
spaces, the sub-dural and the sub-arachnoid spaces.
Components of Sushumna-Nadi:
1. Vahini-Nadi: Within Sushumna-Nadi is Vahini-nadi.
Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, “The shining energy (Ojas) flows from the
Medhra (Reproductive organs) to the head through this channel.
Vahini means flowing”.
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It resembles and represents the sub-arachnoid space.

2. Surya-Nadi: It is within Vahini-Nadi.
It resembles the white matter of the ascending and descending tracts
of the spinal cord. It carries the sensory signals from the physical
body and the motor signals from the central nervous system.
3. Chandran-Nadi: It is within Surya-Nadi.
It can be compared with the grey matter of the spinal cord.
4. Brahma-Nadi: It is within Chandran-Nadi.
It resembles a cave (Guhayam) and it can be easily compared with
the central canal of the spinal cord and the ventricles of the brain.
DWELLING PLACE OF ATMA
According to Taittiriya Upanishad, the dwelling place of Atma is
within the blissful sheath of Anandamaya-kosha.
He, who can realize Self residing in cave within, realizes the God.
Antaratma, the indwelling Soul, after entering the ventricles of the
brain can activate and integrate the entire nervous system.
It proves that the residing place of the indwelling Soul is a cave, the
ventricles of the brain (Guhayam) and not the heart (Hridya).
IDEAL ROUTE OF ASCENSION OF KUNDALINI
The rising of Atma through the external extensions of five sheaths of
the body will result in fall of consciousness in due course of time.
For ultimate freedom (Moksha) from the constraints and restraints
of existential world, Kundalini or Antaratma has to enter Brahm-
Nadi within Sushumana Nadi after breaking the first knot, Brahma-
Granthi, and then rise within the Brahm-Nadi to the ventricles of
brain. The ventricles of brain were called Vaikuntha by the ancient
Indian Sages. After this, the spiritual person is enlightened for life
and he never falls thereafter. This is the ultimate spiritual evolution.
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Tabulation – 5 – Planets- Nerves - Chakras - Petals

Planets and Orbits Spinal Nerves Sat Chakra Akhand
Chakras – Petals Chakras – Petals
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A-Centauri --- --- 1,000,000 - (A.U.)
5
Oort cloud --- --- 100,000 - (A.U.)
4
Interstellar Space --- --- 10,000 - (A.U.)
3
Kuiper Belt Top of Head Sahasara – 1000 1,000 - (A.U.)
2
Saturn Hairline Pragyan – NA 100 - (A.U.)
Jupiter Forehead Vigyan – NA 52
Asteroid Belt Eye Brows Agyan – 2 28
Mars Cervical – 16 Visudhi – 16 16
Sun + Aura Chest – 12 Anahata – 12 12

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Sun Abdomen – 10 Manipura – 10 10 (A.U.)
Mercury Lumbar – 10 Nabhi – 10 10
Venus Sacrum – 6 Svadhisthana – 6 6
From: Earth Coccyx – 4 Muladhar – 4 4
The Conclusion: From the above tabulation, we can conclude that

there is a close relationship between the mean distances of different
planets of the Solar System from the Sun, the bones of the vertebral
column, the number of spinal nerves, Sat-Chakra Nirupana and the
petals of Akhand Chakras etc.
The Essence
The tabulations also show and prove that the Creator used a distinct
mathematical design to create the perfect objects of Nature.
As a result, there is consistency and harmony in the universe.
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ELEVEN
MANTRA VIDYA
Sanskrit words, Man and Manah mean the mind. Mannana means
repetition and Vidya means the study and knowledge.
The letters and words, which are constantly chanted to influence the
mind and its functions are called mantras.
The definition of Mantra Vidya is not that simple. To comprehend
the real meaning of Mantra Vidya let us study the following.
Katha Upanishad (I.3.10-11),
“Indriyebhyah para hy artha, arthebhyas ca param manah,
manasas ca para buddhir, buddher atma mahan parah.”
Beyond the sense (Indriya) is its meaning (Artha), beyond the sense
experience (Arthebhyas) is the mind (Manah), beyond the mind is
the intellect (Buddhi) and beyond the intellect is the intuition
(Mahat) of the Great Soul (Mahan Atma).
“Mahatah param avyaktam, avyaktat purusah parah, purusan na
param kincit: sa kastha, sa para gatih.”
Beyond the manifested seed (Sabija) of the intuitive wisdom is the
un-manifested seed (Avyaktam-Nirbija). Beyond the un-manifested
is the Ultimate Soul (Purusha-Paramatma).
There is nothing beyond that. This is the end of spiritual journey.
This is the final goal. Go up to that! This is the ancient saying!
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UNDIFFERENTIATED BRAHMAN
The ultimate integrating aspect of the Universal Consciousness is
called the Un-manifested and Undifferentiated Brahman.
It is made of all the five basic elements, Panch-Bhutas.
AKASH - BHUTA
The first manifestation of the matter is called Akash-Bhuta.
It is associated with hearing and the ear.
A letter is called akshar and it is derived from the word, Akash-
Bhuta. The symbol of akshar is called Akshar-matra.
The word, sabda, is made of letters. The sound is also called Sabda.
Mantras are designed and constructed with aksharas and sabdas.
The mantras have tremendous influence on the senses, sense organs,
mind, consciousness, the Soul and the Universal Consciousness.
The study of aksharas and sabdas of mantras is called Mantra
Vidya.
The ancient Indian Sages, who designed mantras, were in tune with
the Universal Consciousness. They heard the sounds of universe
directly through their inner ears with the help of clairaudience, the
subtle hearing. The sounds were then converted into mantras. Vedas
were compiled with the sounds of Universal Consciousness. Vedas
are also called Shruti, directly heard. To experience the mantras or
hymns of Vedas, the person has to be in tune with the Nature. It is not
that easy. The essence of Vedas can not be easily recognized.
Now, let us study and understand musicology.
MUSICOLOGY
The study of music is a special branch of Mantra Vidya. Any mantra,
which does not exhibit modulation of sound vibrations and can not
be sung in rhythmic fashion, can not stimulate the emotional mind
of the chanting person. According to the ancient Indian Sages, the
mantras are also closely associated with the Chakras and Nadis.
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ORIGIN OF SOUND
Primordial Sound is the first manifestation of Akash, the Primordial
Space and the Universal Consciousness.
Stages of Sound
1. Para: It is the highest sound. It originates from Antaratma, which
normally sleeps in Muladhar Chakra in most human beings. In an
enlightened Soul, it originates from cave (Guhayam), the ventricles
of brain (within the Brahm-Nadi). It is in an undifferentiated form. It
is also the cause of other sounds.
2. Pasyanti: It originates from Nabhi Chakra and manifests in the
emotional mind.
3. Madhyama: It originates from Anahata Chakra and is also called
Anahata sound or un-struck sound. It is associated with the concrete
mind and is the prime source of mantras and Mantra Vidya.
4. Vaikhari: It originates in Visudhi Chakra and is the grossest and
last form of sound. It helps in articulation of words and expression of
ideas and mind through the speech and vocal expressions.
For Example: The traditional African singers raise the sound from
Muladhar Chakra. The Indian classical singers raise the sound from
Nabhi Chakra. The Western singers sing from Visudhi Chakra. The
Saints of Bhakti-Yoga (Yoga of Devotion) sing from the heart,
Anahata Chakra. No wonder, these Saints can touch the hearts of
devotees and transform them for life.
SAPTA - SVARAS
The Indian classical music recognizes seven musical notes. These
are associated with the seven major Chakras. The chanting of each
svara activates the corresponding Chakra or Chakras.
Let us enumerate them for clear understanding and application.
1. Sa: This svara is associated with Muladhar Chakra.
2. Re: It is associated with Svadhisthana Chakra.
3. Ga: It is associated with Nabhi and Manipura Chakras.
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4. Ma: This is associated with Anahata Chakra.

5. Pa: This is associated with Visudhi Chakra.
6. Dha: It is associated with Agyan and Vigyan Chakras.
7. Ni: This sound is associated with Bindu or Pragyan Chakra.
8. Sa: Sa repeated after Ni activates Sahasarara Chakra. This Chakra
is also known as Muladhar Chakra of the divine kingdom.
VOWELS
A speech-sound produced by the relatively unimpeded passage of
breath through the mouth is called vowel.
These are; a, e, i, o, u, ee, oa, au, etc. Sanskrit has sixteen vowels and
these are also associated with the major Chakras.
1. A, Aa: These are the first sounds as well as the letters in almost all
the languages of the world. It is no surprise that A and Aa are the
parts of the first letters (Amma) uttered by a growing infant. It is the
first letter in AUMo. A is associated with Muladhar Chakra as well as
Sahasarara Chakra.
2. E, Ee: These vowels activate the area around the sacrum bone and
are associated with Svadhisthana Chakra.
3. Ley, Leyee, Rey, Reyee: These sounds can not be termed pure
vowels but these have been included in the list as they are related to
the regular vowels. They are closely associated with Nabhi Chakra
and Manipura Chakra respectively.
4. U, Uu: These sounds are closely associated with Anahata Chakra
and chanting of these sounds vibrates the chest area. No wonder,
“U” is the middle part of AUMo.
5. Aye, Ayee: These sounds activate the throat area and are closely
associated with Visudhi Chakra.
6. O, Ou: These sounds, Soham and OM are associated with Agyan
Chakra and Vigyan Chakra.
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7. Aung, Aha: The spontaneous expression of Joy, Ecstasy or Bliss

is “Aha”. These sound vibrations are closely associated with Bindu
Chakra or Pragyan Chakra and Sahasarara Chakra.
Note: The ascending order of sounds and Chakras.
CONSONANTS
These are produced by completely or partially obstructing the air
being breathed out through the mouth. A consonant is the letter, the
alphabet, or the written symbol for such a sound. Consonant means
consonance. To produce these sound throat plays an important role.
In Sanskrit there are 36 consonants.
CHANTING OF MANTRAS
The mantras should be chanted in unison and in musical tone to get
the maximum benefits. The different forms of chanting are,
1. Loud: The loud chanting vibrates the physical body.
2. Silent: This vibrates the physical and bio-plasmic bodies.
3. Mental: This vibrates the physical, emotional and mental bodies.
4. Ajapa-Japa: In this form of silent chanting the essence of mantra
is perceived without the actual chanting of the words of mantra.
The silent chanting of AUMo with conscious awareness integrates
the physical body, breath, mind and consciousness with the Soul.
CLASSIFICATION OF MANTRAS
Mantras can be classified into the following subdivisions.
1. Maha-Mantra - AUMo
AUMo is one of the greatest mantras. It is called the Maha-Mantra.
AUMo is called “Pranava”, the Prana-Vayu (life-breath) mantra.
The inspiration (in-breath) produces sound “SO”. The expiration
(out-breath) produces sound “HAM”. The subtle sound produced
during each breath is “SO-HAM”, which is transformed into AUMo.
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HAMSA is another variant of AUMo. Soham, Hamsa and AUMo are

also called Sahaja (innate/own) and Saral (simple) mantras.
2. Bija Mantras
Bija means seed. Bija mantra is made of sounds which may or may
not have any specific meaning but can activate a specific part of the
body and the mind whenever it is chanted. They are consistent in
functions and results. They are very powerful mantras and should be
chanted with utmost care. The energy produced by the Bija mantras
should be evenly distributed to every part of the body by chanting
AUMo before chanting the particular Bija or the seed mantra.
Bija (Seed) Mantras of Tantra Vidya
1. Lam: This Primordial Sound from Muladhar Chakra helps in
awakening, activation and ascension of Kundalini.
2. Vam: This is the basic sound of Svadhisthana Chakra.
3. Ram: This is the basic sound of Nabhi and Manipura Chakras.
4. Yam: This is the basic sound of Anahata Chakra.
5. Ham: Hamsa is the basic sound of Visudhi Chakra.
6. Soham: The basic sound of Agyan and Vigyan Chakras.
7. AUMo: The sound of Pragyan Chakra and Sahasarara Chakra.
3. Adoration Mantras
Adoration means praise and admiration. With these mantras, the
spiritual aspirant adores the God and His manifestations. Invariably,
it is Ishta-devata/devi, the chosen deity is the focus of meditation.
4. Prayer Mantras - Invocation Mantra
A Prayer is “the Solemn request to God, the object of worship”.
It is an easy and the most common form of Mantra Vidya.
5. Self-Surrender Mantras
Self-Surrender to “The Will of God” is needed for spiritual journey.
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It removes ego and helps in developing a sense of gratitude, love,

respect, regard and devotion etc.
It is also known as Ishvara-Pranidhana or Purana-Saranagati.
6. Illumination Mantras
Illumination means enlightenment. These specific prayer mantras
are designed for the purpose of “Divine Vision”.
7. Yoga Mantras
Yoga means the union of Jivatma with Paramatma.
In Yoga mantras, the names of Bhutas, Tanmatras, Tattvas and Gods
etc are repeated to feel one with the Universal Consciousness of
God.
THE EVOLUTION OF MANTRA VIDYA
The seeds of Mantra Vidya were present in the Primordial Space but
their real beauty was cognized and realized in stages in Vedas.
The First Realization
GAYATRI MANTRA
Gayatri Mantra is ten thousands years old. It was first perceived and
conceived during Satya-Yug, the first Era of Truth and the Vedas.
It is the Best, Greatest, Safest and the most Revered mantra.
It should be chanted three times a day, 6 A. M., Noon, and 6 P. M.
During the Vedic Period, the young girls were also initiated into the
chanting of Gayatri Mantra and the Sacred Thread Ceremony.
CORE MEANING OF GAYATRI
Chandogya Upanishad (3.12.1),
“Gayatri va idam sarvam bhutam yad idam kim ca, vag vai gayatri,
vag va idam sarvam bhutam gayati ca trayate ca.”
The verse means that Gayatri is all the elements and the creatures.
The speech is Gayatri. The chanting of Gayatri protects whatever is
chanted or spoken of, by all the beings.
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“Gayantam trayate iti gayatri” means that the chanter (gayantam)

of Gayatri Mantra is protected (trayate) by the Goddess Gayatri.
Essence: Gaystri Mantra is chanted for protection and guidance etc.
EVOLUTION OF GAYATRI MANTRA
Let us start with the original Gayatri Mantra found in the Rig-Veda.
“Tat Savitur Varenyam, Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, Dheo Yonah
Prachodayat!”
It is composed of three sets of three words. It has the power of nine.
Second Exploration: Objects of Nature are primarily composed of
three core and most visible forms seen on first exploration.
The meaning of the nine words is,
Tat means that (Brahman). Savitur means the Sun. Varenyam means
the effulgence. Bhargo means splendor. Devasya means the divine.
Dhimahi means surrender. Dheo means seeking and Yonah means
the specific wish. Prachodayat means given , graced or blessed.
Original Gayatri Mantra means,
“I adore that beautiful effulgence of Surya, the Sun-God. I surrender
to that divine splendor. I seek and pray for Illumination. I am blessed
with Illumination by the presiding deity, Surya.”
The Gayatri Mantra seems like a prayer mantra to the Sun-God for
illumination. No doubt that this mantra is a prayer mantra to the
presiding deity of our Solar system. We require the Sun energy for
biological life on the earth. We should pray to the Sun God on behalf
of all the living beings for our existential life and the survival.
Note: It proves that the Sun is called Brahman or “The Living God”.
Third Exploration: Sages meditated on Brahman, the formless
God and realized that Brahman is made of 2 following parts.
1. Shakta: The core counterpart of formless God was converted to a
male form with three heads of Sri Dattatreya by the Sages.
2. Shakti: The dynamic counterpart of formless God was converted
into a female form with five heads and ten arms of Sri Gayatri.
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Note: Gayatri Mantra is in praise of the Sun-God and Sri Gayatri.

Fourth Exploration: The Sages on further contemplation realized,
Chandogya Upanishad (II.23.2),
“Praja-patir lokan abhyatapat; tebhyo abhitaptebhyas traya vidya
samprasravat, tam abhyatapat, tasya abhitaptaya etany aksarani
samprasravanta bhur, bhuvah svar iti”.
Praja-pati (Brahma) contemplated on the three worlds. From their
thought and contemplation came the knowledge of the three Vedas.
Prajapati contemplated on the knowledge of three Vedas and from it
came the three syllables, Bhur, Bhuvah, and Suvah.
First Improvisation of Gayatri Mantra: The Sages added Bhur,
Bhuva and Suvah as three vyahritis (seed mantras) to the mantra.
“Bhur, Bhuva, Suvah, Tat Savitur Varenyam,
Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, Dheo Yonah Prachodayat!”
This mantra means, “I adore the dynamic effulgence of Surya, the
Sun, which energizes the three worlds of Bhur, Bhuva and Suvah.
I surrender to this divine splendor and pray for illumination. The
illumination is bestowed by the Goddess Gayatri”.
Fifth Exploration:
Chandogya Upanishad (II.23.3),
“Tan abhyatspat, tebhyo'bhitaptebhya aumkarah”.
Then, Praja-pati contemplated on Bhur, Bhuva and Suvah. From
them came forth the syllable, AUMo , or aumkarah.
Essence: “Tat” represents the three worlds of the Solar system.
These three worlds are rightly represented in AUMo.
Sixth Exploration:
The Sages realized that the phonetic sound of Bhur is “A”, the sound
of Bhuva is “U”, and the sound of Suvah is “M”, and the chanting of
AUMo vibrates the three spheres of Bhur, Bhuva and Suvah.
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Seventh Exploration:
The Sages realized that the chanting of sound “A” vibrates
abdomen. The chanting of sound “U” vibrates chest. The chanting
of sound “M” vibrates head. The unison chanting of AUMo vibrates
every part of the body.
Eighth Exploration:
Chanting of “A” awakens the waking (Jagrat) consciousness.
Chanting of “U” awakens the dreaming (Swapan) consciousness.
Chanting of “M” awakens the deep sleep (Susupati) consciousness.
Between two successive chanting of AUMo there is an empty state,
which the Sages called Turiya, the Super-consciousness.
Essence: The essence of these is found in following verses,
Prasnna Upanishad (V.5.1-6)
“Sa yady eka-matram abhidhyayita, sa tenaiva samveditas turnam
eva jagatyam abhisampadyate; tam rco manusya-lokam
upanayante!”
If person meditates on one element, “A” of AUMo, he is physically
strong but quickly returns to the earth after death.
The chanting of Rig-Veda verses lead him into the world of men.
“Atha yadi dvi-matreya manasi sampadyate, so'ntarisksam
yajurbhir unniyate soma-lokam!”
By meditation on two elements, “AU”, he attains the mind.
He is mentally powerful with the knowledge of Yajur-veda.
He goes to the intermediate space, the world of moon.
“Yah punar etam tri-matrena aum ity etenaivaksarena param
purusam abhidhyayita, sa tejasi surye sampannah!”
The Essence: The three elements each, leading to death, by itself.
If he meditates on the three elements of “AUMo.”, he becomes one
with the light, the Sun.
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“Tisro-matra mrtyumatyah prayukta anyonya-sakta anavi-

prayuktah, kriyasu bahyabhyantara-madhyamasu samyak-
prayuktasuna kampate jnah!”
If they (A-U-M) are chanted together in unison without any internal
or external separation, the chanter does not waiver.
“Tam aumkarenaivayatanenanveti vidvan yat tac chantam, ajaram,
amrtam, abhayam, param ca!”
The wise man with chanting of AUMo attains that which is un-aging,
immortal, fearless and supreme. Hence, the Supreme is beyond the
three worlds.
The turiya (super consciousness) state underlies the three states and
it helps to transcend the three states. The chanting of AUMo along
with Turiya (o) leads to an eternal state of deathlessness, immortality
and ultimate Bliss. This is the Truth and the final goal of spirituality.
The ancient Sages also realized that the Sun-Light goes through
three transition phases; the morning golden ultra-violet rays, the
afternoon pure white light and the evening infra-red rays.
The Sages called them as,
1. Brahmani, the consort of Brahma.
2. Vaishnavi, the consort of Vishnu.
3. Rudrani, the consort of Rudra, the dissolver.
Second Improvisation: Hence, the Gayatri Mantra was
redesigned.
The Well Known Gayatri Mantra
“AUMo, Bhur Bhuva Suvah, Tat Savitur Varenyam! Bhargo Devasya
Dhimahi, Dhio Yonah Prachodayat!”
Meaning: “I adore the dynamic effulgence of Surya, the Sun-God,
who energizes the three worlds of Bhur, Bhuva and Suvah.
I surrender and meditate on this divine splendor and effulgence.
I pray for illumination.
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The illumination is granted by the grace of three Gayatris;

Brahmani, Vaishnavi, and Rudrani”.
Gayatri mantra should be chanted at 6 a.m., Noon and 6 p.m., facing
the Sun in the east, the north and the west directions.
Ninth Exploration: The Sages meditated and contemplated on the
deeper aspects of the Solar system and the human body and found
that there are seven components and not three alone.
Third Improvisation: As a result of awareness of seven levels of
consciousness, the Gayatri Mantra was improvised as.
MAHA GAYATRI MANTRA
Maha Narayana Upanishad (Section 33),
“AUMo - Bhur, AUMo- Bhuvah, AUMo - Suvah, AUMo - Maha, AUMo
- Jana, AUMo -Tapah, AUMo - Satyam!
Tat Savitur Varenayam, Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, Dhio Yo-nah
Prachodayath!!
AUMo Apo, Jyoti, Raso'mritam, Brahma, Bhur, Bhuvah, Suvah
AUMo!!!”
The Maha Gayatri Mantra has seven Maha Vyahritis.
When chanted properly they can activate, awaken and integrate the
seven centers (Chakras) of consciousness within the physical body.
AUMo is repeated 10 times. There are three main parts of mantra.
The seven Vyahritis with AUMo as prefix are called Maha Vyahritis.
The second line of the mantra is the actual Gayatri Mantra.
The third line with the names of seven elements (Bhutas).
AUMo as prefix and suffix is called the Gayatri Sirah.
This version of Gayatri Mantra means,
With the chanting of AUMo and 7 Maha-Vyahritis, we can activate,
awaken and integrate the 7 centers (Chakras) of individual human
consciousness and the Universal Consciousness.
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Essence: The meaning of Maha Gayatri Mantra is,

With the chanting of AUMo, we adore the effulgence of Surya which
energizes the three worlds of Bhur, Bhuva and Suvah.
We surrender and meditate on the divine splendor and pray for an
experience of Illumination.
We attain the state of enlightenment and illumination with the grace
and blessings of three Gayatri; Brahmani, Vaishnavi and Rudrani.
We can also experience and cognize the beauty of Mother Earth
(Bhur), water (apo), fire/light (jyotir), the essence (raso) and nectar
(amritam), intermediate space (Bhuva) and the heaven (Suvah).
Tenth Exploration: For reasons unknown to me, I have been led by
my Antaratma to experience 10 levels of consciousness (Chakras).
Fourth Improvisation of Gayatri Mantra:
AKHAND GAYATRI MANTRA
“AUM - Bhur, AUMo- Bhuvah, AUMo - Suvah, AUMo - Maha, AUMo
o
- Jana, AUMo -Tapah, AUMo - Gyan, AUMo- Vigyan, AUMo -

Pragyan, AUMo - Satyam!
AUMo, Tat Savitur Varenayam, Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, Dhio Yo-
nah Prachodayath!!
AUMo - Bhur, AUMo- Bhuvar, AUMo - Jyotir, AUMo - Vayur, AUMo -
Amaruta, AUMo -Paramatma, AUMo - Ishvara, AUMo- Surya, AUMo
- Antaratma, AUMo - Jivatma, AUMo!!!”
THE DIVINE DRAMA OF 10 AND 22
Akhand Gayatri Mantra has 10 Maha Vyahritis.
They activate, awaken and integrate 10 major centers (Chakras).
AUMo is repeated 22 times.
Let us first understand few important aspects of this mantra.
Maha is associated with Manipura Chakra.
Janah is associated with Anahata Chakra. It means that we should
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love everyone (Janah) from the core of our hearts.

Tapah is associated with Visudhi Chakra and thyroid gland, which
produces thyroxine, which in turn produces extra heat (Tapas) in the
mitochondria of the cells to maintain the higher body temperature.
Bhuvar means whirlpool. It represents Golden Rectangle and Water.
Jyotir represents the Light (Fire) element.
Vayur represents the Air element.
In Maha Gayatri Mantra, mantra, “raso-amritam”, which represents
the quintessence (Akash-Bhuta) state, has been used.
I have replaced it with “Amaruta” for the following reasons.
1. The first “A” represents the highest center, Sahasarara Chakra.
2. “M” represents the enlightening center, Vigyan Chakra.
3. The second “A” represents the lowest center, Muladhar Chakra.
4. The Three letters, A-M-A, represent “The Descent of Shakti”.
5. “R” represents Nabhi Chakra.
6. “U” represents the all loving heart center, Anahata Chakra.
7. “T” represents the throat center, Visudhi Chakra and Tapas.
8. The third “A” represents the highest center, Sahasarara Chakra,
which is also known as Muladhar Chakra of Divine Kingdom.
9. The Five letters, A-R-U-T-A, represent “The Ascent of Shakti”.
10. Amaruta represents “The Descent and Ascent of Shakti”.
GROUNDING OF PRIMORDIAL ENERGY
The transformation of Ojas into Tejas is called grounding and it is
absolutely essential for integrated health and spiritual evolution. I
am happy to state that the chanting of mantra, Amaruta, helped me
to activate Ida, Pingala and Sushumana Nadis and then integrate
them with Muladhar Chakra and to ground Ojas into Tejas.
Amaruta and Mrityunjaya Mantra
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Mrityujaya Mantra is chanted for victory (jaya) over death (mrityu)

and is attributed to Shiva. It is interesting to note that this profound
mantra ends with “Amamarutat”, which means immortal state.
Ishvara - The Living God
Let us correlate the beauty of Ishvara with Tantra and Mantra Vidya.
1. The chanting of “I (ae)” activates Svadhisthana Chakra.
2. The chanting of “Sh” activates Muladhar Chakra.
3. The chanting of “Va” activates Svadhisthana Chakra (VAM).
4. The chanting of “R” activates Nabhi Chakra (RAM).
5. The chanting of “A” activates Sahasarara Chakra.
6. Unison chanting of Ishvara integrates the sympathetic, the sacral
parasympathetic and the cranial parasympathetic nervous systems
with the rest of nervous system and the hundred trillion cells of
body. It can easily help maintain perfect homeostasis and integrated
health.
Meaning of Akhand Gayatri Mantra
With the chanting of AUMo, we adore the effulgence of Surya which
energizes the three worlds of Bhur, Bhuva and Suvah.
We surrender and meditate on the divine splendor.
We pray for an experience of Illumination and Self-Realization.
We can attain the eternal state of enlightenment with the grace of
three Gayatris; Brahmani, Vaishnavi and Rudrani.
We can experience the essence of,
The Earth element (Bhur),
The Water element (Bhuvar),
The Fire element (Jyotir),
The Air element (Vayur),
The Quintessence (Amaruta),
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The Ultimate Soul (Paramatma),

The Living-God of the Greater Universe (Ishvara),
The Sun-God (Surya), the Presiding Deity of the Solar system.
The Indwelling human Soul (Antaratma),
The cumulative consciousness of cells of the human body
(Jivatma).
For maximum benefits please follow the following procedure.
1. Do Surya Namaskar after doing the basic Yogasana exercises.
2. Sit comfortably in Padmasana or Sukhasana posture.
3.Do breath-balacing Pranayam to facilitate the flow of Ojas and
Tejas through Sushumna-Nadi instead of Ida or Pingala Nadis.
4. Then focus on Muladhar Chakra and chant AUMo-Bhur.
5. Focus on Svadhisthana Chakra and chant AUMo-Bhuva.
6. Then focus on Nabhi Chakra and chant AUMo-Suvah.
7. Then focus on Manipura Chakra and chant AUMo-Maha.
8. Then focus on Anahata Chakra and chant AUMo-Janah.
9. Then focus on Visudhi Chakra and chant AUMo-Tapah.
10. Then focus on Agyan Chakra and chant AUMo-Gyan.
11. Then focus on Vigyan Chakra and chant AUMo-Vigyan.
12. Then focus on Pragyan Chakra and chant AUMo-Pragyan.
13. Focus on Sahasarara Chakra and chant AUMo-Satyam.
Note: The focus should be shifted gradually from Chakra to Chakra.
14. Then focus attention on top of the head.
15. Chant 10 mantras of main Gayatri Mantra without holding
breath or losing the focus and concentration.
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16. Then visualize the Earth element and chant AUM -Bhur.
17. Then visualize the Water element and chant AUMo-Bhuvar.
18. Then visualize the Fire element and chant AUMo-Jyotir.
19. Then visualize the Air element and chant AUMo-Vayur.
20. Then visualize the Quintessence and chant AUMo-Amaruta.
21. Then visualize the Ultimate Soul and chant AUMo-Paramatma.
22. Then visualize the Living-God and chant AUMo-Ishvara.
23. Then visualize the Sun-God and chant AUMo-Surya.
24. Then visualize the Descent of Soul and chant AUMo-Antaratma.
25. Then visualize the physical body and chant AUMo-Jivatma.
26. Then chant the Maha-Mantra, AUMo.
27. Pray for every living and non living being’
28. Lift both the hands after prayer and bless the Mother Earth.
MY MANTRAS
There are many mantras, which I have learnt and experimented with
and benefitted tremendously but the following few mantras seem to
be of some close connection with my previous lives and they come
to my tongue automatically and unconsciously.
DURGA MANTRA
“Sarva-mangal-manglaye-shive-sarvarth-saddhike-saranye-
triambike-gauri-narayani-namo-satute”.
Meaning: Sarva (everything), mangal (auspicious), mangalaye (ask
for), shive (of Shiva), sarvarth (every aspect) saddhike (cognized),
triambike (Three Divine Mothers), gauri (Saraswati and Parvati),
narayani (Lakshmi), namo-satute (I salute).
Durga Mantra means,
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We salute, Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati, the three divine

mothers, who have cognized every hidden aspect of Lord Shiva. We
pray that everything auspicious and beneficial be bestowed on every
one.
Goddess Durga represents Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati.
My Humble Acknowledgment:
I have been chanting Durga Mantra religiously since childhood but
when in distress, I automatically start chanting the Gayatri Mantra.
I am made to understand that Shri Mata Vaishno Devi chants Gayatri
Mantra for Her Spiritual Evolution.
I suppose, whenever I need protection and guidance, I start chanting
Gayatri Mantra and everything becomes clear crystal and known.
AKHAND - DHWANI
Acknowledgment: I was guided by Soul to design and edit this
Raga based instrumental music for healing and medical research.
Intuition: I am made to understand that when Shiva got angry and
started doing Cosmic Dance, the cosmic equilibrium was disturbed.
Then, Parvati, consort of Shiva, composed Raga Malkauns, which is
also known as Raga Hindolam, to make Shiva calm down.
In this Raga, two notes, which activate the sympathetic nervous
system are missing. The emphasis is on the activation of the sacral
parasympathetic nervous system for Ojas and then transformation
of Ojas into Tejas with the activation of the cranial parasympathetic
nervous system. It helps balance the autonomic nervous system.
I am grateful to Pandit Janardhan Mitta for rendering the music on
Sitar, an Indian string instrument. The results are truly phenomenal.
Now, let us study and comprehend another ancient Indian science.
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YANTRA VIDYA
Yantra Vidya is the study and knowledge of the Art and Science of
the symbols, images, signs, logos and emblems etc. The symbols are
as old as the creation and every perfect object of Nature is designed
and created with the precision of mathematics. The symbols of
Nature are great assets for the human mind. The wisdom of even
thousand words can be represented in a symbol. A systematic
representation of the modern sciences would not be easy and
possible without the aid of abbreviations and symbols. The images
of natural symbols of different dimensions, shape, size, color and
texture are stored in different associated parts of the brain. Hence,
they can be easily remembered and recalled. The visual signals are
much more powerful than the auditory signals.
It is much easier to focus the mind on a beautiful and meaningful
Art-Design than contemplate on an abstract idea. This is Truth. The
Yantras, like mantras, represent the various facets of Nature.
Every new Age brings with it, a new element of evolution, a new set
of symbols, and a new meaning of the existing symbols.
It is well known that the message of every religion is the universal
love but our languages have failed to convey this message. Why?
Because, every language has three built-in deficiencies;
inadequacy, inaccuracy and ambiguity. We need to eliminate or
minimize them.
We need to revive “Ancient Indian Science of Symbols” for crystal
clear understanding of every aspect of Nature and the human life
etc.
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THREE TYPES OF SYMBOLS

These are animate, semi-animate and inanimate symbols.
1. The Animate Symbols
The ancient Indian Sages devised a unique method of converting the
multi-dimensional aspects of Nature into animate form of pictures
of human and animals. Somehow, the real beauty of these animate
pictures is not understood and appreciated by many people.
Now, let us study the pictures of Sri Dattatreya and Sri Gayatri and
understand the real significance of “The Science of Symbols”.
SRI DATTATREYA
Once, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva were describing the virtues of
Anusuya, the wife of Sage Atri, to Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati,
their respective consorts. The Goddesses refused to accept that the
mortal human beings could be better than the immortal divinities.
They wanted a proof. Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva went to the hermit
of Sage Atri, when he was not there. They requested Anusuya to
cook food after bath and serve food without wearing her clothes.
Anusuya, hesitantly, asked them to become small babies and after
serving the food, she united the three babies into one baby with three
heads and six arms. The baby was named as Sri Dattatreya.
Dattatreya means “Surrendering (datta) to the Will of Atreya, the
wife of Sage Atri”. Treya also means three, which means Brahma,
Vishnu and Shiva, the Primordial Triune - Trinity.
PICTURE OF SRI DATTATREYA
1. Three heads, which represent Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
2. Six arms hold six instruments.
3. White bull, the vehicle of Shiva.
4. Four dogs, which represent the wisdom of four Vedas.
5. One body, which represents the united body or Trinity.
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Art-Design – 7 – Sri Dattatreya
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SRI GAYATRI
Sri Gayatri is also called “Veda Mata, The Mother of Vedas”.
Her name appears first in the first Veda, the Rig-Veda.
She is the first manifestation of the Universal Consciousness of God
or the Nature.
She is the first Shakti of Brahman.
ANIMATE PICTURE
1. Blue Black Background
It represents the omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent cumulative
consciousness of the Universe or the Universal Consciousness.
2. Five Heads
These five heads represent the five basic elements, Panch-Bhutas.
3. Sun
Golden rays of light behind the five heads represent the Brilliant
Effulgence of Sun, the presiding deity of our Solar system. The Sun
is the father and mother of indwelling human Soul.
4. Ten Arms
Rig-Veda (9.71.5),
“Bhurijo ahesat das svarsar adite upasathe.”
The ten (das) sisters of Sun are sent out as ten arms from the Sun.
The ten arms denote the light of Sun going in ten directions; North,
Northeast, East, East south, South, Southwest, West, West north, Up
and Down. This is universally accepted phenomenon. The ten
sisters or the ten rays of Sun also represent the ten stages of
development of the formed objects of Nature.
5. Ten Hands
The eight hands hold eight objects; trident, disc, conch, lotus, bow-
arrow, four Vedas, rosary, and vessel for nectar. One hand is turned
towards the sky and one hand is turned towards the earth.
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6. Seat - Lotus Flower

Sri Gayatri rests on the Lotus flower, the symbol of purity.
7. Serene Lake
The serene lake symbolizes tranquility and equanimity of mind.
8. Crescent Moon
This represents time and the fluctuating concrete mind.
9. Third Eye of Intuition - Shiva
This represents the abstract, intuitive and intelligent mind.
10. Pure White Swan The Symbol of Discrimination.
The swan absorbs solids from the milk and leaves behind the water.
Significance of the hand held objects.
11. Vessel for Nectar - Karmadal
The vessel used for nectar (Amrit) of Bliss and Immortality.
12. Rosary - Japa Mala
It is used to count mantras and for concentration of the mind.
13. Four Vedas
The four Vedas represent the foundation knowledge of Nature.
14. Revolving Disc - Sudarshan Chakra
The fast rotating and revolving disc of Vishnu is used to eliminate
the negative traits and to restore Righteousness (Dharma).
15. Trident - Trishool
This symbol of Shiva represents the removal of ignorance, Self-
Realization and the eternal state of Salvation (Moksha) etc.
16. Conch - Shankh - Nautilus Shell - Divyank Ratio.
It is the most beautiful and perfect creation and object of Nature.
17. Lotus - Kamal
One hand holds the Lotus flower.
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Chandogya Upanishad (IV. 14.3),

“Just as water does not cling to the Lotus leaf, so also evil does not
cling to the person, who knows Brahman”. It means that we should
be detached and maintain distance from the fluctuating evil world.
18. Bow and Arrow - Dhanush-Ban
Mundaka Upanishad (II.2.3),
“Take the mighty weapon, the bow (dhanur), furnished by the
Upanishads, fix on it the arrow (ban) sharpened by the constant
meditation. Draw it with the mind engaged in contemplation of the
Brahman and penetrate that mark, the Imperishable Brahman and
unite (Yoga) with the God. This is the real meaning of verse”.
SEMI ANIMATE SYMBOLS
Semi animate symbols are designed without the use of animal
forms.
SRI AKHAND
This semi-animate symbol, which adorns the front page, is a graphic
representation of animate forms of Sri Dattatreya and Sri Gayatri.
Note: Every aspect of Nature can be explained with “Sri Akhand”.
Comparison: Now, let us compare “Sri Akhand” with “Sri
Gayatri”.
1. The background color represents the Universal Consciousness.
2. The five parts of the central vertical design represent the five basic
elements (Panch-Bhutas) and the five heads of Sri Gayatri.
3. They represent the head, neck, chest, abdomen and folded legs of
a meditating Yogi, who is chanting Gayatri Mantra.
4. The central white circle represents the Sun, our presiding deity.
5. It also represents the serene lake, the abode of Sri Gayatri.
6. The ten golden rays represent the ten arms of Sri Gayatri.
7. The twelve petals represent “The Lotus, the seat of Sri Gayatri”.
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8. The ten golden petals of Lotus on top represent the Lotus flower in
one of the hands of Sri Gayatri.
9. The Bow and Arrow are represented in the green color and are
placed just below the top Lotus flower.
10. The Third Eye of Intuition is represented in the forehead.
11. The Trident is represented in dark blue in the neck area.
12. The Sudarshan Chakra (Disc) is represented in the center.
13. The four dark green leaves around center represent the 4 Vedas.
14. The central dark pink Crescent represents the concrete mind.
15. The yellow-orange abdomen is shaped like Shankh (Conch).
16. The blue base represents the vessel of Nectar of Immortality.
17. The ten beads of rosary are represented by the Manipura Chakra.
18. The swan is represented by the central white disc.
19. Brahmani Gayatri: The five golden rays on the left side of the
symbol represent the ultra-violet rays of the morning rising Sun and
Brahmani, the consort of Brahma. She is worshiped with the
chanting of Gayatri Mantra at 6 a.m. facing the east.
20. Vaishnavi Gayatri: The central white disc of symbol represents
the noon Sun and Vaishnavi, the consort of Vishnu. She is worshiped
with the chanting of Gayatri Mantra at 12 noon facing the north.
21. Rudrani Gayatri: The five golden rays on the right side of the
symbol represent the infra-red rays of evening setting Sun and
Rudrani, the consort of Rudra (Red hot Shiva). She is worshiped
with the chanting of Gayatri Mantra at 6 p.m. facing the west.
IN-ANIMATE SYMBOLS
In-animate symbols are designed without any animate form.
AKASH - THE SPACE
1. Circle: The two dimensional symbol of Akash is circle.
2. Sphere: The three dimensional symbol of Akash is sphere.
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Now, let us understand Bindu (dot), the foundation of every symbol.

Dot - Seed - Bindu
A dot is the most perfect symbol. It represents the un-manifested and
the undifferentiated aspect of the Universal Consciousness of God.
1. A dot has a circular shape, a key to the circle.
2. Each circle is composed of many circles.
3. No point, on or in the circle, is the first or the last one.
4. A circle is a perfect symbol of unity, integrity and infinity.
5. The core part of a dot or circle is called Shakta, the source.
6. The peripheral part is called Shakti, the dynamic force.
7. All other symbols arise out of a dot.
For example: The dots placed next to each other, in a row, give rise
to a line. The lines, circular or straight, give rise to other forms, like
zero, triangle, square, pentagon and hexagon etc.
8. A dot or circle represents Zero too. The greatest contribution of
ancient Indian mathematicians to the world mathematics is cipher or
zero. It has transformed “The World of Mathematics”.
9. The diagonal distance between two points on opposite sides of the
circle, which pass through the central dot, is always equal.
10. The universe is infinite but for all practical purposes, the
cosmos, universe or heaven looks round, circular or spherical.
PANCH - BHUTAS
Panch-Bhutas, the five basic elements of Nature, are the foundation
of life.
Now, let us study and understand the ancient Indian Science of
symbols with the help of inanimate symbols of Panch-Bhutas.
1. Prithvi-Bhuta - The Earth Element - The Square
The symbol of earth element is the Square.
The shape of earth was considered flat by the western philosophers
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but the ancient Indian Sages were aware that the earth is spherical.
The secret lies in the ancient symbol of the Earth. Let us first study
and understand the analytic approach of the ancient Indian Sages.
THE BASIC CONCEPT
The circle was reserved for Akash, the Space, and no symbol can be
repeated without creating confusion.
Hence, the Sages felt the need to create another acceptable symbol
for the earth, which resembles a circle or a sphere.
The Sages were aware that a circle has 360 degrees, and no point can
be called the beginning or the end.
With these things in mind, the ancient Indian Sages evolved a new
symbol, square, for the earth element.
Big Question? - How did the Indian Sages evolve the new symbol?
I am convinced that the Sages used the following technique.
1. A circle was drawn with four equidistance points on it.
2. These points were connected to form a square within the circle.
The four corners of the square have 90 degrees angles each, which
collectively give rise to 360 degrees (4x90).
3. No point or angle can be called the first or the last.
4. A pin was fixed in the center of the square, and the square was
made to rotate at a very high speed.
5. The rotating square created a visual image of a circle.
6. The choice of square as the symbol of the earth is rational.
Essence: A square is the closest perfect symbol of the circle.
2. Apa-Bhuta - The Water Element - The Crescent
The symbol of Apa (Jal) or the Water element is the Crescent.
1. On Earth, the water is found in ocean, rivers and ponds etc.
2. The lower layer of these reservoirs is concave in shape.
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3. The upper layer of water is slightly concave.

This is due to the surface tension of water and the capillary action of
water along the edge of the reservoir.
Imagine: The shape, created by the lower and the upper concave
layers of water surface, resembles a crescent (new moon).
The Essence: The logical symbol of water is in deed, the Crescent.
3. Agni-Bhuta - The Fire Element - The Triangle
The symbol of Agni or the Fire element is the Triangle.
Imagine!
1. The flames of burning fire go up in the form of a triangle.
2. The triangle pointing-up is called the male (Shakta) triangle.
It is called “The Ascension of Consciousness or Evolution”.
3. The triangle pointing-down is called the female (Shakti) triangle.
It is called “The Descent of Shakti Consciousness or Involution”.
4. The two intersecting triangles form a hexagonal shape, called the
Shakta-Shakti Triangle.
It represents the ultimate integration and unity in diversity.
5.The Descent of Shakti-Ascension of Shakta are complimentary.
The Essence: The logical symbol of the Fire element is the Triangle.
4. Vayu-Bhuta - The Air Element - The Hexagon
The symbol of Vayu or the Air element is the Hexagon or the ellipse.
Imagine!
1. A picture of earth surrounded by the hills encircling a valley.
2. It resembles a concave shaped saucer (the plate).
3. The outer layer of the atmosphere of earth resembles an inverted
concave shaped saucer.
4. Air is present between the earth and the atmosphere.
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5. The shape, created by the two saucers with Air within the space,
resembles a hexagon or ellipse.
The Essence:
The logical symbol of the Air (Vayu) had to be hexagon. It is also
interesting to note that the symbol of Benzene is hexagonal too.
The Basis of Art-Design of Air (Vayu) Element
1. The Air element is created when fire is applied to solid/water.
2. The Fire element represented by Triangle - is the middle element.
3. The triangle pointing-up represents Shakta, the evolution.
4. The triangle pointing-down represents Shakti, the involution.
5. The two intersecting triangles create a six cornered symbol.
6. When the corners are connected a hexagon is formed.
The Essence: The logical symbol of the Air element is the Hexagon.
5. Akash-Bhuta - The Quintessence - Pentagon
1. Akash-Bhuta was not considered a separate element.
2. Hence, it was not given a separate symbol.
3. Akash-Bhuta is called Brilliant Effulgence. It is the subtle source
of the energy for other four well defined states of the matter.
4. Let us explore this concept and design a new symbol.
5. A triangle is made of 3 x 60 = 180 degrees.
6. Triangle has the least space and the least power.
7. A circle and a square are made of 4 x 90 = 360 degrees.
8. Square has more space and more power than a triangle.
9. A pentagon is made of 5 x 108 = 540 degrees. Pentagon has more
space and power than a triangle, square and circle. The number 108
is considered highly occult and spiritual number.
10. Hence, Akash-Bhuta also represents the spiritual evolution.
The Essence: The ideal symbol of Akash-Bhuta is Pentagon.
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An Important Statement
I admit with humility that after the creation of semi-animate symbol,
“Akhand”, I tested “Voice of Silence” with a challenging question.
“If you are truly omniscient and can make me design an In-animate
symbol of Sri Gayatri, I shall follow you for the rest of my life”.
I am glad that I got to design the symbol of the Vigyan Chakra, the
second symbol on the back page of this book.
VIGYAN CHAKRA
Now, let us re-construct the Art-Design of Vigyan Chakra.
1. Draw one perfect circle, the symbol of universe, divide it into nine
equal parts and then number them from 1 to 9.
2. Draw a central dot, which symbolizes the Sun, the nucleus.
The Play of 7, an occult spiritual number
3. When we divide the number 1 by 7 (1/7), we get 0.142857.
4. Let us connect the point 1 on the circle with point 4, connect point
2 with point 8, and connect point 5 with point 7.
5. Interconnect all the six points of circle. The points, 3, 6 and 9 are
left untouched in the picture.
6. Please Note: The picture consists of 1-Pentagon, 2-Semi-circles,
3-Semi-circular Triangles and 4-Triangles. The total number is 10.
7. Now, draw an equilateral Shakta Triangle and place it on the
points, 3, 6 and 9.
The picture resembles the ancient western symbol, the Enneagram.
8. Note: The new picture consists of 1-Septagon, 8-Semi-circular
Triangles, 8-Triangles, 7-Tetragons, 1-Rectangle with Divyank
Ratio at the base.
Total number is 25. It is equal to numerology number 7.
9. The ancient Indian Sages believe that there is no creation without
the male (Shakta) and the female (Shakti) energies.
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Now, let us improvise the Enneagram with a female Shakti triangle.

10. Let us add an equilateral Shakti Triangle opposite the Shakta
Triangle and bring forth another esoteric aspect of the Nature.
Note: Let us consider the central dot as 0-Sun, 1-Earth, 2-Venus, 3-
Mercury, 4-Mars, 5-Jupiter, 6-Saturn, 7-Uranus, 8-Neptune, and 9-
Pluto. There are 10 major planets/heavenly bodies in the picture.
This picture also reveals a few hidden aspects of our Solar system.
a. The Moon: It is placed between 1-Earth and 2-Venus.
b. The Asteroid Belt: It is placed between 4-Mars and 5-Jupiter.
c. The Triton (Satellite of Neptune): It is placed between 8-Uranus
and 9-Neptune. Triton is equal to the size of our Moon.
The Conclusion:
Every bit of animate picture of Sri Gayatri and semi-animate symbol
of “Sri Akhand” is clearly visible in the symbol of Vigyan Chakra.
Kindly contemplate on every aspect of “Sri Gaytri and Sri Akhand”
and widen the spectrum of your intuitive mind and consciousness.
Now, let us study and understand the symbol of Muladhar Chakra,
the lowest Chakra represented on the back page of this book. I am
glad to admit that almost every aspect of the animate form of
Muladhar Chakra as described in Sat-Chakra-Nirupans has been
represented in the in-animate symbol of Muladhar Chakra.
MULADHAR CHAKRA
1. The height and width of the outer egg is in the ratio of 22/21.
2. The protruded part of the egg is proected towards the earth.
3. It represents involution or grounding of consciousness.
4. The central transparent circle represents Shivlinga.
5. The red triangle pointing down represents Goddess Dakini.
6. The four red squares represent Swastik, the symbol of Earth.
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7. The red triangle pointing down represents Kundalini.

8. The three darker red semi circles in the three squares represent the
dynamic form of Kundalini or Pie, 22/7.
9. Three darker semicircles represent revolution of consciousness.
10. The dark red line attached to Kundalini represents the ascension.
ANAHATA CHAKRA
The second lower symbol on the back page of this book represents
the mathematical design of the core mantras of Mantra Vidya.
Note: The beautiful play of 3, 6, 12, 24 and 48 petals in the symbol
represent the mathematical structural design of mantras or meters.
THE JEWEL ON CROWN
The top most symbol on the back page of this book.
1. It is represented within Sahasarara Chakra of “Sri Akhand”.
2. It represents the design of Divyank, the Divine Constant.
3. The outer orbit of 22/21 represents the first stage of creation.
4. The light blue circle within the outer egg represents Akash,
5. The ten blue Pentagons represent the ten stages of development.
6. The ten inverted Pentagons represent the Descent of Shakti.
7. The five white four cornered shapes in the center represent the
five digits (0.34419) of Divyank and the last stage of maturation.
8. The five blue colored four cornered shapes in the center represent
five basic elements or Panch-Bhutas.
9. There are many more mysterious shapes in the symbol.
10. Please meditate, contemplate on their significance and evolve.
Special Note: A conscious attempt has been made to represent only
ten percent of the wisdom of “Sri Akhand” in Akhand Sutra.
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Art-Design – 9 – The Semi-animate and In-animate Symbols
Pentagon- Akash-Bhuta Circle - Space
Sahasarara Chakra - 1000
Ajna Chakra - 2 Hexagon - Air Shakta - Shakti
Triangle - Fire
Vishudhi Chakra - 16
Anahata Chakra - 12
Crescent - Water
Nabhi or Manipura Chakra - 10
Square - Earth Swastik
Svadhisthana Chakra - 6
Involution Evolution
Muladhar Chakra - 4
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AYURVEDA
Ayur means age. Veda means the knowledge. Ayurveda is an ancient
Indian system of medical science, which deals with long healthy life
and for fulfillment of the fundamental objectives of human life. It is
a vast subject and beyond the scope of this comprehensive book. For
detailed knowledge, please study standard books on the subject.
The central theme of this chapter is to unfold the wisdom of subtle
aspects of the adult human anatomy, physiology and consciousness,
which can help us curtail aging process, prevent the most common
preventable diseases and lead a long blissful and enlightening life.
The Indian wisdom is known for precise presentation of the subject
in the form of an aphorism (Sutra) in the opening verse itself.
The essence of Ayurveda is Purusharth, the basic objective (arth) of
every living human being (Purush). Let us study this concept.
PURUSHARTH - Dharm-Arth-Kama-Moksha
1. Dharm means truth and righteousness.
2. Arth also means the economic means (Arthic).
3. Kama means the basic needs, desires and their fulfillment.
4. Moksh means the freedom, liberation, salvation or emancipation.
If every act of a human being, which includes the economic means
and the fulfillment of genuine needs and desires of life etc, is based
on the principle of righteousness, the person will have no constraints
and restraints of daily life and will be Self-Realized and
enlightened.
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A person, who faithfully applies the rules of Ayurveda and Akhand

Yoga in real life, will have an eternal life of Bliss, “Sat-Chit-
Anand”.
This is the Ultimate Truth and the objective of human
consciousness.
Now, let us comprehend Panch-Koshas, the five sheaths of the
body.
FIVE SHEATHS - PANCH-KOSHAS
They are represented inside and outside the physical body.
THE EXTERNAL EXTENSIONS
1. Annamaya-kosha: The visible physical body made of the food
or the solid matter forms the innermost sheath.
2. Pranamaya-kosha: The second sheath made of bio-plasmatic
matter. It forms the emotional body around the physical body.
3. Manomaya-kosha: This sheath is made of the concrete mind.
4. Vigyanmaya-kosha: This sheath is made of the abstract mind.
5. Anandamaya-kosha: This sheath is responsible for eternal
Bliss.
Integration: When the five sheaths of body are fully integrated they
produce a strong bio-plasmatic field (Aura) around the physical
body. The shape of the Aura of an enlightened human being sitting in
the Lotus Posture (Padmasana) resembles an eye in ratio of 22/21.
When the eye of Aura is projected towards the sky it represents the
ascension of mind and consciousness and the spiritual evolution.
When the eye of Aura is projected towards the earth it represents the
descent of mind and consciousness and the spiritual involution. A
person, who knows the perfect Art of balancing and integration of
Involution and Evolution, is a true Yogi or enlightened Soul. He is in
full control of his body-breath-mind-consciousness-Soul.
THE EXTERNAL EXTENSIONS
Taittriya Upanishad (II.2-6),
These verses talk of the matter and life, the life and mind, the mind
and understanding, the understanding and bliss, and the Brahman.
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The Essence: It can be presented as,

1. Annamaya-Kosha: The first sheath made of the food.
On the earth, all the living creatures are made from the food.
They live by the food alone and in the end they pass into the food.
The food is the eldest born living being and it is a purified remedy.
Hence, the plants were born before the human beings to nourish the
human beings. The human beings were designed as pure vegetarian.
Note: The physical body from skin to vertebral column (Sushumna-
Nadi) is associated with Annamaya-kosha, the first sheath of food.
2. Pranamaya-kosha: The second sheath of life breath.
Different from and within the essence of food, is the inner-life-
breath force, Pranamaya.
Note: This sheath is called Vahini-Nadi within the Sushumna-Nadi.
It is composed of the cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) in the space around
the spinal cord. Vahini means moving.
3. Manomaya-kosha: The third sheath made of Mind.
Different from and within that which consists of Prana, is the inner
self-mind. This sheath represents the concrete mind.
Note: This sheath is called Surya-Nadi within the Vahini-Nadi.
It is composed of the white matter (myelinated tracts) of the spinal
cord, which carry impulses to and from the central nervous system.
It forms the sensory bridge (mind-Manas) between the sense organs
(Indriyas) and the central evaluating nervous system (Buddhi).
4. Vigyanmaya-kosha: The fourth sheath of Intellect.
Different and within that which consists of the mind, is the inner
self, made of intellect (Buddhi). It helps in discrimination (Vivek).
Note: It is called Chandra Nadi within the Surya-Nadi.
It is composed of the grey neuron cells of the spinal cord, which
interpret the sensory signals and give appropriate remedial orders to
be executed by the motor nerves.
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5. Anandamaya-kosha: The fifth sheath of Bliss.

Different and within that which consists of intellect, is the inner self,
eternally blissful, Ananda-maya-kosha.
Sat-Chit-Anand means that Truthful Conscious Mind is Blissful.
Note: It is called Brahm Nadi within the Chandra Nadi.
Anandamaya-kosha is associated with the central canal of the spinal
cord, the ventricles of the brain, the pineal gland, and the indigenous
pain relieving neuron cells of the nervous system.
PANCH - BHUTAS and CHAKRAS
Now, let us study the relationship of five elements (Panch-Bhutas),
five sheaths (Panch-Koshas) and Chakras with the physical body.
THE EARTH ELEMENT
Earth Element - Prithvi Bhuta - The Solid matter - 38.2%
It is associated with Annamaya-kosha and Muladhar Chakra.
Seven forms of tissues (Dhatus):
1. Rasa (Plasma): The special fluid tissue.
2. Rakta (Blood): A specialized fluid connective tissue in which the
blood cells are free to swim and move around.
3. Mamsa (Muscle): The red color connective tissue.
4. Medas (Fat): The white and yellow color fat adipose tissues.
5. Asthi (Bone): The white solid and strong tissues.
6. Majja (Neuron): White colored myelinated nerve tissue (Tracts
or Nerves), the un-myelinated ends, the receptors (dendrites) and
the terminal transmitters. It is electrically charged tissue.
7. Shukra: Semen, ovum and other reproductive tissues.
THE WATER ELEMENT
Water Element - Apa Bhuta - Fluid - Kapha - 61.8%.
It is associated with the earth, Pranamaya-kosha, Muladhar Chakra
and Svadhisthana Chakra. Water is a vital constituent of every tissue
and it is called Kapha.
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Five forms of Kaphas.

1. Tarpaka Kapha: The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain.
2. Sleshaka Kapha: The lubricating synovial fluid in the joints.
3. Kledaka Kapha: The gastro-intestinal fluids for digestion.
4. Bodhaka Kapha: The saliva in the mouth for taste perception.
5. Avalambaka Kapha: The pericardial and pleural fluids.
THE FIRE ELEMENT
Fire Element - Agni Bhuta - Heat - Pitta
It is associated with Manomaya-kosha, Nabhi Chakra and Manipura
Chakra.
Fire helps in digestion, visual perception, hunger, thirst, luster,
complection, intelligence and courage.
Five forms of Pittas:
1. Pachaka Pitta: It is found in the stomach, the small intestines and
the liver and it helps in digestion.
2. Sadhaka Pitta: It is found in the brain and the heart and helps in
discrimination, compassion and spiritual evolution etc.
3. Bhrajaka Pitta: It is found in the skin and helps in luster and
complection of the person.
4. Alochaka Pitta: Alochaka means analysis. It is found in the eyes
of the beholder and it controls the visual perception.
5. Ranjaka Pitta: The fire in the blood, the liver, the spleen, the
stomach and the intestines. It imparts yellow color to these organs.
THE AIR ELEMENT
Air Element - Vayu Bhuta - Evaporation - Vata
The Air (Vayu) is connected with Vigyanmaya-kosha, Anahata
Chakra and Visudhi Chakra. It causes Vata or dryness etc.
Five forms of Vatas.
1. Prana Vata: It is found in the chest. It controls the mind, senses,
heart, lungs and consciousness.
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2. Apana Vata: It is found in the pelvis and is responsible for the

expulsion of urine, fecal matter, the menstrual fluid and parturition.
3. Samana Vata: It is found in the stomach and intestines. It helps in
digestion and balancing the emotional energy.
4. Udana Vata: It is found in the neck and head. It helps in speech,
memory, intelligence and spiritual aspirations etc.
5. Vyana Vata: It is found inside and outside the body. It helps to
maintain the equilibrium of all the Vatas.
Five subsidiary Vatas.
1. Naga: This manifests as hiccup.
2. Kurma: This results in opening and closing of eyes.
3. Krkara: This results in indigestion.
4. Devadatta: This results in yawning.
5. Dhananjaya: This is active even in dead body.
THE AKASH ELEMENT
Akash Element - Akash Bhuta - Integration - Nirgun
This fifth subtle state of the matter is associated with the four higher
centers of consciousness; Ajna Chakra, Vigyan Chakra, Pragyan
Chakra and Sahasarara Chakra. It plays an important and vital role
in integration of senses, sense organs, mind, intelligence, nervous
system, conscious awareness with the Soul. It prepares the physical
body for final journey of spiritual evolution, enlightenment, direct
cognition of Nature and the innate intuitive wisdom etc.
GUNAS and DOSHAS
Now, let us study and understand the qualities of elements (Gunas)
and their corresponding defects (Doshas).
Tri-Gunas and Tri-Doshas
1. Satvic Guna: Pure spiritual quality. It is associated with the pure
vegetarian and fruit diet and leads to Kapha-dosha.
2. Rajasic Guna: Dynamic quality. It is associated with the high
energy non-vegetarian and protein diet and leads to Pitta-dosha.
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3. Tamasic Guna: Inertia/Lethargy. It is associated with the sour

and stale food items and leads to Vata-dosha.
Doshas - Defects
1. Kapha Dosha: Kapha (water) is wet, moist, cold, heavy, dull,
sticky, and soft and firm. It leads to formation of excess mucous,
cough and cold. It is the least problematic dosha.
It can be easily managed with intake of mild astringents.
2. Pitta Dosha: Pitta is oily, sharp, hot, light, moist and mobile. It
leads to jaundice and other liver diseases.
It can be easily treated with the sweet fruits and bitter vegetables etc.
3. Vata Dosha: Vata (air) is dry, light, cold, rough, subtle and
agitated. It leads to dryness of various lubricants of the body.
It can be easily relieved with the addition of pure satvic diet.
4. Nirgun and Nirdosh:
When the three Gunas are given their due importance and the person
follows the principles of Ayurveda and Yoga he is free from Gunas.
He is Nirgun and does not suffer from any dosha (Nirdosh).
This ancient Indian wisdom of Ayurveda can lead to integration of
the perfect physical, emotional, mental, social, religious and
spiritual aspects of the health and overall well being of a person.
The Basic Principles of Yogic Diet
1. According to Akhand Yoga, the Ultimate state of Real Yoga is not
possible for a person, who eats too much or too little.
It means that the mean blood glucose level of Yogi should be around
111mg/100 ml of blood almost all the time.
2. Drink the food and eat the liquids.
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The solid food should be slowly chewed, masticated, mixed with the
saliva and then swallowed in pure liquid form.
The liquid food should be thoroughly mixed with the saliva before
swallowing.
The cooked starch is digested by the alpha-amylase of saliva into
maltose and then into two glucose molecules.
3. Ratio of Biomolecules.
The ratio of carbohydrates should be 61.8%.
The ratio of proteins should be 24%.
The ratio of lipids should be 14.2%.
With this diet, we can maintain homeostasis almost all the time.
We can curtail the usual ageing process and also prevent the most
common preventable diseases.
4. Source of Food.
The emphasis should be on the consumption of locally produced
grains, fresh fruits, vegetables and essential herbs etc.
5. Early Breakfast and Dinner.
6. Early to Bed and early to Rise is Yogic Mantra.
AN HONEST STATEMENT
I admit with humility that only after adhering to the strict pure Satvic
diet plan, I was able to log on to my Antaratma, Akash-Kosh, decode
the ancient Indian wisdom, conceive Divyank, Divine Constant,
Divyank Ratio and Divyank Sequence, design the symbol, Sri
Akhand, and compile Akhand Sutra. This is my cognized Truth.
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SCIENCE OF AKHAND YOGA

Psychosomatic disorders are very common and they lead to many
physical and mental health problems for almost every human being.
Unfortunately, it is not easy to find a long lasting solution for these
problems without the psychiatric drugs, which lead to addiction and
eternal suffering. The objective of Akhand Yoga is to find the
causes, effects and solution for the most common psychosomatic
disorders.
Let us first understand the mind, the foundation of psychology.
MIND
According to dictionary, “Mind is an ability to be aware (conscious)
of things and to think and feel”. According to Taittriya Upanishad,
four of the five sheaths of the body are associated with the mind.
1. Pranamaya-kosha: The emotional mind (Feelings).
2. Manomaya-kosha: The concrete mind (Thinking).
3. Vigyanmaya-kosha: The abstract mind (Intellect).
4. Anandamaya-kosha: The Blissful Conscious Mind (Intuition).
Katha Upanishad (I. 3.10-11),
“Indriyebhyah para hy artha, arthebhyat ca param manah,
manasas ca para buddhir budhar atma maham parah! Mahatah
param avyaktam, avyaktat purusah parah, purusan na param
kincit; sa para gatih!!” “Drasta drsimatrah suddho 'pi'
pratyayanupasyah! Tadartha eva drsyayatma!”
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Meaning:
1. Beyond the sensory organ (indriya) lies the nerve that carries the
message (artha) of different sensations of the body.
2. Beyond the nerve lies the concrete mind (manah).
3. Beyond the mind lies intelligence and intellect (buddhi).
4. Beyond the intellect lies the Soul (Atma) and intuition (Maham).
5. Beyond the Soul lies the un-manifested (avyaktam).
6. Beyond the un-manifested is Paramatma (purusa).
7. There is nothing beyond purusha. Thou (sa) shall go (gatih)
beyond (para) that. This is the Ultimate Goal, the union with God.
8. The Soul is the Real Seer.
9. Pure consciousness (chetna) always perceives the contents of the
mind through the mind.
10. The real Seer is the indwelling Soul (Antaratma).
Amazing! Sequence of sight, sense, sense object, sensation, sense
organ, sensory pathway, mind, awareness, consciousness, intellect,
intuition, Soul and the beyond is beautifully enumerated in the
verse.
Essence: The mind is an instrument of consciousness and the Soul.
Now, let us comprehend the real meaning of Yoga.
YOGA
According to Vedanta, Yoga means the union of Jivatma, the human
being, with Paramatma, the Ultimate Universal Soul.
According to Gita, “When the mind, the intellect, and the self are
under control, free from restless desires, the person becomes a
Yukta, in communion with the God”. Yukta also means Yogi, the
united.
According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, Kundalini sleeps in Muladhar
Chakra in the pelvis. The rising of Kundalini to the highest center in
the brain (Sahasarara Chakra), is called Kundalini-Yoga.
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The awakening and integration of Chakras is called Chakral-Yoga.

According to Taittriya Upanishad, the abode of Antaratma is within
the innermost sheath of the body, called Anandamaya-kosha. The
space within Anandamaya-kosha is called Brahm-Nadi.
The entry of Antaratma into the Brahm-Nadi is called Antar-Yoga.
Hatha Yoga is the Art of physical exercises and the body postures.
According to Brahm-Sutra, “The Soul (Atma) is an immortal bridge
(Amritya-setu), between the human body and the God”. It means
that the indwelling Atma unites Jivatma with Paramatma.
According to Trait Para Vidya, the union of Jivatma-Antaratma-
Paramatma leads to an eternal state of Yoga, the union with the God.
Sankhya Yoga is an enumerated foundation of Patanjali Yogasutra.
According to Patanjali Yogasutra, “Yogas Citta-vrtti-nirodhah”, the
stoppage of fluctuations of the mind is called Yoga.
The fluctuations of the mind can be easily stopped with drugs, herbs,
medicines, alcohol, chemical imbalances, birth defects and many
other altered states of consciousness etc. Is stoppage of fluctuations
of mind a true form of Yoga? Let us explore and find the Truth.
AKHAND-YOGA
The integrated form of Yoga consists of the following components.
1. “Atha-akhand-yog-anusasanam!”.
The exposition (anusasanam) of Akhand Yoga starts now (atha).
2. “Citta-vrtti-nirodhah-chetna-sat-upayog-iti-akhand-yoga“.
The stoppage of fluctuations of the mind leads to the awareness of
Soul consciousness (Chetna). This conscious awareness is the first
shoot of conscientious journey of spiritual evolution. The optimum
and truthful (sat) utilization (upayog) of the Soul consciousness for
observation, cognition and perception of every manifestation of the
Universal Consciousness is (iti) the real objective of Akhand Yoga.
3. “Idam, Atma-darsanam”.
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This (Idam) is “the vision” (darsanam) of Atma or Self-Realization.

4. “Tatra, Moksham!”.
Then (tatra), the person is eternally liberated from all the constraints
and restraints of the existential life. This is the Ultimate Goal.
The Essence:
The cumulative consciousness of hundred trillion cells of the human
body is called Jivatma. The integration of every aspect of Jivatma is
the first pre-requisite for an eternal state of Yoga.
The activation, awakening and ascension of indwelling Soul, which
leads to rising of consciousness, Chetna, are pre-requisites of Yoga.
The intellect (Buddhi), intuition (Mahat) and wisdom (Pragyan) are
the rewards (uplabdi) of consciousness (Chetna).
Thereafter, Yogi can be in tune with the Universal Consciousness of
God and can easily cognize and perceive every secret of the Nature.
Other States of the Mind
5. “Vrtti-sarupyam itarata”.
In other (itarata) states, the Soul is focused in dealing with the
modifications, afflictions and distractions of the mind.
The Five Modifications of the Mind
6. “Vrttayah pancatayyah klista aklista.”
There are five types of modifications of the mind.
a. Pleasant Modifications (aklista) of the Mind. Joy, happiness and
blissfulness are pleasant modifications.
b. Painful Modifications (klista) of the Mind. The fluctuating mind
hankering after the perishable objects leads to the painful
modifications of mind and the resultant sufferings (kleshas) etc.
7. “Pramana-viparyaya-vikalpa-nidra-smrtayah.”
The Five modifications of the Mind.
a. Pramana: The right knowledge based on the direct cognition.
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b. Viparyaya: The false knowledge based on illusions (mithya).

c. Vikalp: The fanciful words without any substance or reality.
d. Nidra: The absence of any content in the mind is like sleep.
e. Smrtayah: The memory of an experienced painful object.
PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
The Causes of Miseries - Klesha
8. “Agyan-gyan-anhkar-asmita-raga-dves-abhinivesah klesha”
Ignorance, knowledge, ego, self-esteem, attraction, hatred, and the
fear of death (abhinivesah), lead to miseries (klesha).
The Suppression of Modifications of the Mind
9. “Abhyasa-vairagyabhyam tan-nirodhah.”
The suppression of modifications of the mind is achieved by the
persistent practice and detachment from the sense objects etc.
The Causes of Distractions of the Mind
10. “Vyadhi-styana-samsaya-pramad-alasya-avirati-bhranti-
darsan-alabdha-bhumi-katvanavasthitatvani citta-viksepas te
'antarayah.”
Disease, fear, instability, doubt, carelessness, laziness, hankering
after objects, delusion, distorted view, non-achievement of stage of
Yoga, instability, stage of elements, mind and distractions of life etc.
The Symptoms of Distractions of the Mind
11. “Duhkha-daur-manasy-angame-jayatva-svasa-prasvasa-
viksepa-saha-bhuvah.”
Suffering, delusion of mind, shaking of body, inspiration and
expiration difficulties etc are the symptoms of distractions of mind.
The Essence:
The causes, symptoms and signs of physical and mental suffering
are mostly the distractions of the sympathetic nervous system. They
represent psycho-somatic disorders (Kundalini Syndrome).
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PRE REQUISITES
12. “Sraddha-virya-smrti-samadhi-prajna-purvaka itaresam.”
To be in tune with the Soul, the Yogi must have faith, ojas energy, the
memory, absolute wisdom and the equanimity of the mind.
These are the remedies for most causes of distractions of the mind.
The Removal of Obstacles of the Mind
13. “Tat-pratisedhartham eka-tattvabhyasah.”
To remove these obstacles, constant practice of one element or one
truth should be conscientiously and regularly followed in real life.
14. “Maitri-karuna-mudit-opeksanam-sukha-duhkha-punya-
apunya-visayanam bhava-natas citta-prasadanam.”
Friendship, compassion, joy, indifference towards comfort, misery,
virtues, vices and objects etc lead to the clarification of the mind and
the fruitful rewards. Note: Only an empty mind without any content
and fluctuation can decode or decipher the secrets of Nature.
SAMADHI
Even State of the Mind - Basic Requisite for Yoga
1. Savitarka Samadhi - Right Contemplation
15. “Tatra sabd-artha-jnana-vikalpaih sam-kirna-savitarka.”
When the real meaning and every aspect of the knowledge of words,
through arguments and counter arguments on the given subject or
object of meditation and contemplation are known and lead to the
equanimity of the mind, it is called Savitarka Samadhi.
2. Nirvitarka Samadhi - Without Contemplation
16. “Smrti-parisuddhau svarupa-sunyevartha-matra-nirbhasa
nirvitarka.”
When, after clarification of memory, the own form and the meaning
of the essence of subject/object alone is known and when there is no
need for further reasoning to know the real meaning of the subject or
object, it is called Nirvitarka Samadhi.
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3. Savicara Samadhi - Right Thoughts

4. Nirvicara Samadhi - Without Thoughts
17. “Etayaiva savicara nirvicara ca suksma-visaya vyakhyata.”
Samadhi with right thoughts is called Savicara Samadhi.
Samadhi without any thought is called Nirvicara Samadhi.
5. Linga Samadhi - With Object.
6. Alinga Samadhi - Without Object.
18. “Suksma-visaya-tvam calinga-parya-vasanam”.
When the subtle subject-object form (Linga) is extended beyond the
last stage of qualities, it is the formless or Alinga Samadhi.
7. Sabija Samadhi - With Seed.
19. “Ta eva sabijah samadhih.”
The even state of the mind with the seed of the subject-object only is
called the Sabija Samadhi.
8. Enlightenment - The Light of Soul.
20. “Nirvicara-vais-aradye adhyatma-prasadah.”
After attaining the utmost purity of thoughtless Samadhi, the fruit of
the Light of Soul (Atma) is gained.
9. Prajna/Pragyan - Beyond Knowledge - Absolute Wisdom.
21. “Rtambhara tatra prajna.”
After attaining the Light of Atma there is emergence of the absolute
wisdom of the Ultimate Truth and Reality.
10. Nirbija Samadhi - Seedless Samadhi
22. “Tasyapi nirodhe sarva-nirodhan nirbijah samadhih.”
When every fluctuation of the mind is completely suppressed it
leads to the ultimate state of the Seedless Nirbija Samadhi.
Essence:
1. There are 10 distinct stages of Samadhi.
2. There are 22 verses in Samadhi Pada.
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SADHANA PADA
Kriya Yoga - The Preparatory Practices.
1. “Tapah-svadhya-ishvara-pranidhanani-kriya-yogah”
Austerity, Self-study and Self-surrender to Ishvara form the three
active and preparatory practices of Kriya Yoga.
The Relief From Miseries:
2. “Samadhi-bhavan-arthah klesa-tanukaran-arthas ca”.
Kriya-Yoga eliminates miseries and brings forth the feeling and
understanding of the real meaning of Samadhi.
3. “Drastr-drsyayoh samyogo heya-hetuh”.
The union of Soul with the object-subject has to be avoided.
4. “Drasta drstimatrah suddho 'pi pratyayanupasyah”.
The real Seer is pure Soul consciousness.
Whatever is seen is seen through the senses and the mind, the
instruments of Soul.
5. “Tadartha eva drsyayatma”.
It means that the real Seer (drsya) is always (eva) Atma.
6. “Tasya saptadha pranta-bhumih prajna”
The Soul reveals the secrets of seven (sapta) levels of the earth.
The wisdom of the seven levels of consciousness is found in many
verses of the ancient Indian wisdom.
7. “Yoganganusthanad asuddhi-ksaye jnana-diptir a viveka-
khyateh”.
With Kriya Yoga, the purification of impurities, the right
knowledge, enlightenment and the power of discrimination etc
arise.
TEN STAGES OF AKHAND YOGA
Yama-niyam-asana-pranayam-pratyahara-dharana-dhyana-
samadhi-chakralyoga-antaryoga dahangani!
The ten stages of Akhand Yoga are as follows.
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1. YAMAH - The Five Virtues.

8. “Satya-Ahimsa-Asteya-Brahmacharya-Aparigraha -yamah.”
A. Satya - Truth
Truth is the first and the highest virtue.
It is beyond duality and is associated with the highest center of the
consciousness, the Sahasarara Chakra.
Maha Narayani Upanishad,
“Truthfulness is excellent”.
A Yogi, who unites with the Ultimate Soul with Truth, never falls.
Mundaka Upanishad,
“Satya-mev-Jayate, Truth always wins”.
“Sat-Chit-Anand, truth, conscious mind leads to eternal Bliss”.
“Sat-Vigyanam-Anantam”.
Truthful and Scientific Knowledge is never ending and Infinite.
“Satyam-Shivam-Sundram, Truthful Person is good-looking”.
“Aum-Tat-Sat, Aum is that Truth”.
B. Ahimsa - Non-Violence
The different types of violence are the physical, the emotional, the
verbal, the mental, curses and the psychic.
The violence of every nature, committed, deferred or abetted, is to
be condemned by everyone seeking the Universal Consciousness.
The violence can be easily eliminated by everyone with the single
resolution of the non-violence.
The Benefit:
The violence does not take place in the presence of a non violent
person. The outer Aura of genuine non-violent Souls is really big.
C. Asteya - Honesty
Asteya means the honesty, non-manipulation, non-stealing, non-
covetousness and non-misappropriationness etc.
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The Benefit:
Every kind of Gem (Siddhi) is showered on a genuine Yogi.
The Essence: There is a price tag for everything and we have to pay
for it directly or indirectly. Accept only the rewards of genuine
work.
D. Brahmacharya - Incontinence
This is the most confusing concept. The energy of reproductive and
other hormones (Ojas) is essential for health and spiritual evolution.
Ojas should be converted into Tejas for illumination. The disuse and
misuse of Ojas and Tejas lead to the decline of consciousness.
The proper understanding and optimum use of Ojas and Tejas is an
asset for Akhand Yoga and the spiritual evolution.
The real meaning of Brahmacharya is Building of Great (Brahma)
Character (Achar), Courage, Image and Divine Vision and Mission.
E. Apigraha - Non-Acquisitiveness
Apigraha means non-acquiring.
It does not mean that we should refrain from the material wealth.
We are “The Custodians of Wealth”.
If we use the wealth for the benefit of every living being without any
attachment, we are bound to rise in consciousness and evolve.
The Essence:
1. Five Yamahs are the five virtues to be strictly followed.
2. The awakening of the indwelling Soul without the five Yamahs
may not be any help on the path of spiritual evolution.
2. NIYAM - The Five Disciplines
9. “Saucha-samtosha-tapah-svadhyaya-eshwarapranidhanani-
niyamah.”
A. Saucha - Purity
Sauch means pure and clean. The human body is the abode of Soul.
The body has to be pure for the Soul to rise and guide it from within.
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From physical and mental purity arises the unflinching qualities of;
detachment, discrimination, control of senses, cheerful mind and
one-pointed concentration of the mind.
B. Samtosh - Contentment
10. “Samtoshad anuttamah sukha-labhah”
Every one gets what he/she works for and deserves.
A content mind, which does not hanker after unnecessary objects,
gets everything, which include eternal comforts and happiness etc.
C. Tapah - Austerity
11. “Kayendriya-siddhir asuddhi-ksayat tapasah.”
The destruction of impurities of body through spiritual heat (tapah)
leads to perfection of senses, sense organs, mind and the body.
D. Svadhya - Self study
12. “Svadhyayad ista-devata-samprayogah”.
It means that the study of self leads to the knowledge of elements,
molecules, compounds, cells, tissues and the organs of the body.
E. Ishvarapranidhana - Self-Surrender to the God
13. “Samadhi-siddhir Ishvara-pranidhanat”.
Self-surrender to Ishvara (Living God) leads to eternal Samadhi.
The Conclusion:
Without the strong foundation of Yamahs and Niyamas, the temple
of God cannot be created within the human body.
It is the central message of Upanishads, Tantra and Akhand Yoga.
3. ASANA - Physical Postures and Exercises
14. “Sthira-sukha asanam”.
15. “Prayatna-saithilyananta-samapattibhyam”.
Essence: With full effort a stable, steady and comfortable posture is
gained for concentration, contemplation, Samadhi and Yoga.
16. “Tato dvamdvanabhighatah”.
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Exercises should be gradual, slow, steady, contra lateral and

synchronized with full awareness of the body, breath and mind.
The prime focus should be on the back bone (vertebral column).
For detailed knowledge please study Hatha Yoga Pradipika.
4. PRANAYAMAH - Breathing Modulation
17. “Tasmin sati svasa-prasvasayor gati-vicchedah pranayamah”.
After the steady comfortable physical exercises and postures, the
movement of inspiration and expiration should be made tranquil. It
means that after Yogasanas, the aspirant should balance the flow of
air through both the nostrils before practicing breathing techniques.
Maitri Upanishad (II.2),
He, who, without stopping the respiration, goes upwards, moving
about yet unmoving, dispels darkness, is the Self.
The serene one, who, rising up out of this body, reaches the highest
light, and appears with his own form, is the Self.
That is immortal, the fearless, Brahman. It means that with stilling
of breath and mind we can see the Self. It also means that the
retention of breath is not advised by Maitri Upanishad.
18. “Tatah ksiyate prakasavaranam”.
From that the covering of light is dissolved. It means that with the
cessation of breath flow, the causal body (karana-sarira) of Atma is
dissolved and the Light of Soul (Prakash) shines.
19. “Dharanasa ca yogyata manasah”.
By stilling the breath, the mind becomes fit for concentration.
It means that the practice of Pranayamah prepares the mind for the
practice of Dharana, Dhyana and Samadhi. The Body-breath-mind
forms the three sides of a single functional triangle.
TEN VITAL PRANAS
Panch - Pranas - 5
1. Prana-Prana: It is associated with the exchange of vital gases.
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2. Samana-Prana: It is associated with the digestive system.

3. Apana-Prana: It is associated with the process of excretion.
4. Udana-Prana: It is associated with the rising of consciousness.
5. Vyana-Prana: It is associated with physical health and the Aura.
Sub-Pranas - 5
1. Naga: It is associated with belching, eructation and hiccups.
2. Krikara: It is associated with hunger and thirst.
3. Kurma: It is associated with the opening of eyes.
4. Devadatta: It is associated with the process of yawning.
5. Dhananjaya: It is associated with the decomposition of body.
Yogic Breathing Exercises
Breath-balancing, Lion-breathing, Bhastrika, Kapalabhati, Ujaye,
Sheetali and the circulation of Prana.
Note: These should be learnt from the experts only and should be
practiced with utmost care and awareness.
5. PRATYAHARA - Withdrawal of Senses.
20. “Sva-visayasamprayoge citta-svarupanukara ivendriyanam
pratyaharah.”
Pratyahara means the withdrawal of mind from the senses.
21. “Tatah parama vasyatendriyanam”.
After that, the great mastery over the senses is achieved.
Note: A Yogi should first withdraw senses from the external world
and preserve the energy for Dharana-Dhyana-Samadhi.
6. DHARANA - Creating Shield.
22. “Desa-bandhas cittasya dharana”.
Confining the territory of mind and mental energy is Dharana.
Note: Most authors, who have translated Patanjali Yogasutras
portray that the concentration for a short time is called Dharana and
focus for a long time is called Dhyana. It is far from the real Truth.
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Maharishi Patanjali was an accomplished Yogi. He would not have

used two stages for a single concept of concentration. Let us reflect.
Now, let us contemplate on different stages of Yoga.
1. Yamas are the five mandatory moral-ethical virtues.
2. Niyamas are the five fundamental disciplines of Yogic life.
3. Asanas strengthen the physical body for meditation etc.
4. Pranayama integrates the body with breath and mind.
5. Pratyahara, the withdrawal of senses from the external world,
increases the mental energy of the senses and the mind.
6. Dharana: The next logical stage is to create a shield around the
mental energy so that it is not get dissipated and lost.
Desa means country or territory. Bandhas means shield. Cittasya
means the mental energy.
Essence: In reality, Dharana means, “Creating a shield or boundary
around the area of mental energy of the mind” after the withdrawal
of senses and the mind from the external world.
7. DHYANA - Uninterrupted Concentration.
23. “Tatra pratyayaikatanata dhyanam”.
After that the uninterrupted flow of the contents of the mind towards
the subject-object of concentration is called Dhyana. Dhyana means
the concentration, contemplation and meditation. The prime
objective of Dhyana is to contemplate on every aspect of the subject
and object of focus, concentration and meditation. Dhyana is the
foundation of Gyanyog, the Yoga of Knowledge.
With Dhyana, we can cognize the secrets of the universe and Nature.
8. SAMADHI - Even State of Mind.
24. Tad evarthanamatra-nirbhasam svarupe-sunyam iva samadhih.
Pure awareness of the essence of mind and consciousness and not its
own form (the subject and object of the mind) is called Samadhi.
After cognition and realization of the subject/object with
meditation, Yogi should let go beyond the mind and be in tune with
the pure Soul.
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Essence: Only a perfect experience, cognition and understanding of

every subject and object of meditation can lead to Samadhi.
SAMAYAM
Complete Integration of Dharana-Dhyana-Samadhi.
25. “Trayam ekatra samyamah”.
The three, Dharana, Dhyana and Samadhi, put together are called
the integration (Samyamah).
1. Dharana creates a shield around the mental energy.
2. Dhyana increases the mental energy with concentration.
3. Samadhi uses the mental energy to go beyond the mind.
26. “Taj-jayat prajnalokah”.
By learning and mastering Samayam, the light of Pragyan (Prajna),
the enlightenment and the absolute wisdom of Nature is gained
fully.
27. “Tasya bhumisu viniyogah”.
The foundation of Pragyan lies in Vini-Yoga, the natural Yoga. It
means that the Science of Yoga is innate (Sahaj), simple
(Sadharan), transparent (Pratyaksh) and natural (Viniyogah).
28. “Trayam antarangam purvebhyah”.
The three, Dharana-Dhyana-Samadhi, are the internal parts in
relation to the preceding five external and preparatory parts.
29. “Tat api bahirangam nirbijasya”.
Even Sabija Samadhi with seed is an external part in relation to the
seedless Nirbija Samadhi.
It means that the Nirbija Samadhi is an ultimate state of Yoga.
TWO STATES OF SAMADHI
1. Samprajnata Samadhi: Sam means even.
Prajnata means wisdom. In Samprajnata Samadhi there is complete
union of thought, reasoning, reflection, contemplation, cognition
and absolute wisdom of every subject and object of meditation.
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2. Asamprajnata Samadhi:
The remnant impression left in the mind on dropping the contents of
the mind after Samprajnata Samadhi is Asamprajnata Samadhi.
The Essence: The difference between with the full and empty state.
10 STAGES OF SAMADHI
1. Dharana-Dhyana-Samadhi: Integration of three stages.
2. Savitarka Samprajnata: Cognition with reasoning.
3. Nirvitarka Samprajnata: Cognition without reasoning.
4. Asamprajnata: Emptiness (Sunya) and transition.
5. Savichara Samprajnata: Cognition with right thought.
6. Nirvichara Samprajnata: Cognition without right thought.
7. Asamprajnata: Annihilation (Nirodhah) of even thoughts.
8. Sabija Samadhi: Samadhi with right seed.
9. Nirbija Samadhi: The seedless Samadhi.
10. Pragyan (Prajna): Direct cognition and resultant wisdom.
9. CHAKRAL-YOGA
THE ACTIVATION AND INTEGRATION
There are ten major centers of human consciousness (Chakras).
They are associated with both, the autonomic nervous system and
the endocrine system.
The neuro-endocrine reflexes are the most powerful reflexes, which
take care of almost every external or internal assault on the physical,
emotional, mental and blissful bodies.
The Chakras are associated with Ida, Pingala and Sushumna Nadis,
the three major channels.
Integration of Chakras and Nadis and the ascension of Kundalini
through external channels are called Chakral-Yoga.
Important Characteristics of Chakras
Chakras have negative and positive traits.
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The elimination of negative traits, purification and reinforcement

with the positive traits form the foundation of Chakral-Yoga.
Yamahs and Niyamas play an extremely vital role in Akhand Yoga.
Kundalini Awakening, Activation and Ascension
The premature, accidental and/or forced awakening, activation and
ascension of Kundalini lead to psychosomatic disorders.
Hence, it should be fully discouraged.
Conscientious practice of all the first eight stages of Yoga leading up
to the even state of mind and Samadhi is absolutely essential for an
experience of Chakral-Yoga.
Three Knots or Granthis
1. Brahm-Granthi between Muladhar Chakra and Brahm-Nadi.
2. Vishnu-Granthi at Anahata Chakra.
3. Rudra-Granthi at Agyan (Ajna) Chakra.
Note: These three natural physical and psychic knots should be fully
eliminated before starting the practice of Antar-Yoga.
10. ANTAR-YOGA
THE INTERNALIZATION
The tenth and last stage of Antar-Yoga is absolutely important for
the cognition of the Universal Consciousness of God and the
Nature.
The right knowledge of Sushumna-Nadi, Vahini-Nadi, Surya-Nadi,
Chandra-Nadi and Brahm-Nadi can facilitate the ultimate process
of Antar-Yoga.
During this stage, the Antaratma enters the central canal of the
spinal cord after breaking Brahma-Granthi.
It then rises to its abode, the ventricles of the brain, called Guhayam,
the cave or the Vaikuntha.
The Essence:
Then Antaratma integrates every aspect of the body.
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It prepares the body-breath-mind-consciousness-Soul complex for

the ultimate union with the Universal Consciousness of God.
A person, who is in always tune with the Universal Consciousness,
and functions with pure intentions and love for every being of the
universe, can get the following benefits of Akhand Yoga.
The Benefit:
30. “Visesa-darsina atma-bhava-bhavana-vinivrttih”.
After the special vision of Atma and Paramatma, the essence and
feelings of the fluctuating mind cease and the mind become stable
and natural self.
It leads to equanimity of the mind and consciousness.
31. “Tada hi viveka-nimnam kaivalya-pragbharam cittam”.
Then, the mind is inclined towards discrimination (viveka) and
gravitates (pragbharam) towards Kaivalya, the ultimate state.
32. “Prasamkhyane 'py akusidasya sarvatha viveka-khyater
dharma-meghah-samadhih”.
A Yogi, who always maintains a constant state of detachment
towards the highest form of enlightenment and exercises the highest
discrimination, attains Dharma-Megha-Samadhi.
1. Dharma means the righteousness.
2. Megha means the rain or shower.
3. Samadhi means the even state of the mind.
The verse means the perfected and enlightened Yogi is protected by
Truth, Dharma and Samadhi.
33. “Tatah klesa-karma-nivrttih”.
Then, there is complete freedom from every form of suffering and
the constraints, restraints and actions of the existential life.
34. “Tada sarvavarana-malapetasya jnana-syanantyaj jneyam
alpam”.
With the removal of every covering of defects and knowledge
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known through the mind is minute compared to the infinite wisdom

obtained during Dharma-Megha-Samadhi state.
35. “Tatha krtarthanam parinama-krama-samaptir gunanam”.
By fulfilling the objectives and resultant actions, the process of
change of three attributes (Tri-Gunas) comes to an end.
Then the ultimate attribute free quality, Nirgun arises.
36. “Purusartha-sunyanam gunanam prati-prasavah kaivalyam
svarupe-pratistha va citi-sakter iti”.
When the basic objectives of the person become nil.
The three qualities (Tri-Gunas) are balanced, the ultimate state is
called Kaivalyam.
In this state, the own pure power of consciousness of the person is
established.
This is the final desirable goal.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
I acknowledge that the aphorisms (sutras) of Patanjali Yogasutras
are highly classified and scientific pieces of enumeration. Without
the guidance of these sutras and the verses of Sat-Chakra-Nirupana,
I may not have succeeded in enumerating the ten stages of Akhand
Yoga. The verses from the two books provided the right theoretical
foundation knowledge for the safe and practical journey of Yoga.
THE CONCLUDING STATEMENT
I am convinced that Antaratma has to enter the inner most part of the
human body, the ventricles of brain, integrates the hundred trillion
cells of the body with the nervous system and then awakens and
activates the three outer layers of neo-cortex of brain.
The outer three layers of neo-cortex of human brain act as antenna to
Akash-Kosh, the Treasure House of the Universal Consciousness.
Every aspect of ten stages is an integral part of Akhand Yoga. It has
to be adhered to completely and can not be compromised.
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Follow Blindly and Be Enlightened
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FIFTEEN
THE SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION

The present Intellectual Era belongs to the Scientific Community.
Every human being wants an evidence based scientific knowledge
and time tested wisdom, which can be easily replicated and applied
for the benefit of every living being of the world. This is the Truth.
The prime objective of this chapter is to devise a research design,
which can prove and establish that Akhand Yoga is a pure science
subject and it can be used to achieve every objective of life and also
to distinguish a true accomplished Yogi from other human beings.
Now, let us first review the available literature on Yoga.
EVOLUTION OF YOGA RESEARCH
The word, Yoga was conceived by the ancient Indian Sages almost
ten thousands years ago and was promoted with the help of Vedas.
Subsequently, many forms of Yoga were conceived and promoted
by the Indian Sages in the form of Upanishads and other scriptures.
The first classification of Yoga is found in Gita and Brahm-Sutra.
Later, Tantra brought forward the concept of Kundalini Yoga.
The first comprehensive and scientific document, Yogasutra, was
compiled by Maharishi Patanjali about three thousand years ago.
It is still the best classified document on “The Science of Yoga”.
The modern research on Yoga started eighty years ago but we have
failed to prove that Yoga is a reliable pure science subject. Why?
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THE REASONS OF FAILURE

1. The focus of research is on the short term studies.
2. The focus is on effects of Yogasanas, Pranayama and Meditation
on the biophysical and psychological parameters of the body only.
3. Yoga, the even state of the mind, can not be attained without the
regular practice of eight stages of Patanjali Yogasutras.
4. It takes years of conscientious efforts and regular practice of Yoga
to stop the fluctuations of the senses, mind and the consciousness
etc.
SIMPLE SOLUTION
1. We should focus on the longitudinal research designs.
2. The ten stages of Akhand Yoga can produce consistent results.
Now, let us study and comprehend the real meaning of Yoga.
THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF YOGA
Yoga is derived from Sanskrit root, yuj, which means to unite, bind,
integrate, yoke, union and communion etc.
Vedanta: The union of human body with the God is Yoga.
The above concept is abstract and difficult to understand. Why?
The word, the God, is highly abstract and beyond the human mind.
A Question: Is the concept of God a matter of an unflinching faith?
No. It is beyond the faith. It is the Ultimate Truth.
It is rooted in the human body, brain, mind, consciousness and Soul.
For example, when we are in dire distress, we unconsciously look
towards the universe/cosmos/heaven/God. Why?
Because, every part of the cosmos is in tune with each other and
there is perfect harmony and equanimity.
We are all seeking that eternal state of equanimity within the self and
in the external world. This is our Inner Call.
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The cosmos is a great source of wisdom, help and guidance.

According to Tantra, the human Soul has come from the God.
Is our Soul seeking the God, the Universal Consciousness?
Let us explore the wisdom of the above spiritual statements.
Let us first find the real meaning of the Universal Consciousness.
THE UNIVERSAL CONSCIOUSNESS
The modern science is constantly trying to understand the universe.
In the process, it has formulated theories to explain the real forces
responsible for the perfect harmony and stability of the universe.
One of the theories is the Unified Field Theory.
According to this theory, the following forces are fully responsible
for the equanimity and harmony of the universe.
1. Gravitational force: It attracts matter towards the planets.
2. Electromagnetic force: This force is spread throughout the
universe and is composed of two complimentary forces, the electric
force and the magnetic force.
3. Weak nuclear force: This force is responsible for electrons being
fixed around the nucleus.
4. Strong nuclear force: This force is responsible for protons and
neutrons being bound together.
The Essence:
I believe that the cumulative consciousness of the Unified Field
forms the integrating force of the Universal Consciousness of God.
Now, let us explore an established concept, which resembles the
fundamental nature of the Universal Consciousness.
SCHUMANN RESONANCE FIELD
It is fully established that everything in the universe is vibrating and
producing strong vibrations all the time.
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These vibrations are quite dangerous for biological life on the earth.
Fortunately between the crust of earth and the ionosphere layer there
is a cavity, which protects us from the ill effects of the vibrations of
the universe. This cavity is called Schumann Resonance Field.
AKASH-KOSH
According to ancient Indian Sages, the records of the past, present
and future events of Nature are stored in Akash-Kosh, the Treasure
House of Akash, the Cosmic Space.
I am certain that the design, with which the most beautiful objects of
the universe are designed and created, is recorded in Akash-Kosh.
Now, let us review some of the questions raised earlier.
Where is the Akash-Kosh located?
Is it located in the ionosphere layer of earth's atmosphere?
Is Schumann Resonance Field the reflection of Akash-Kosh?
Let us explore these questions and find the right answers.
Schumann Resonance Field and Alpha Rhythm
According to Schumann, the vibrations of the cavity between the
earth and the outer atmosphere are between 3 and 60 Hertz.
The peak rhythm is from 7.83 to 12 Hertz, the alpha rhythm.
The ionosphere is full of dynamic ions and the ions can store data,
information, knowledge, wisdom and the Truth.
A NEW HYPOTHESIS
I am fully convinced that the core vibrations of the ionosphere layer,
called Akash-Kosh, are between 8 and 9 Hertz.
A person, who can reproduce coherent alpha rhythm of 8-9 Hertz
throughout the brain after opening the eyes, can be in tune with the
core and can tap the hidden secrets of the universe and Nature.
Let us explore this hypothesis further. I am also convinced that with
Akhand Yoga, we can easily control the senses, mind and
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consciousness and reproduce abundance of the predominant

coherent alpha rhythm of 8-9 Hertz throughout the brain with open
eyes and be in tune with the ionosphere layer.
Now, let us comprehend the results (Parinamas) of state of Samadhi.
SAMADHI PARINAMAS - RESULTS
Patanjali Yogasutra talks of following 3 transformations in the
brain.
1. Nirodhah Parinama - The Intervening Void.
1. “Vyutthana-nirodha-samskarayor”.
The stoppage of the fluctuations of the mind leaves behind an
impression (in the brain).
2. “Abhibha-va-pradurbhavau”.
The impression of the mind on the brain is slowly permeated by the
stoppage of the mind.
3. “Nirodha-ksana-cittan-vayo nirodha-parinamah”.
A short emptiness intervenes between an impression in the brain
which is disappearing and the one which is taking its place.
4. “Tasya prasanta-vahita samskarat”.
Then, the flow of the mind becomes even and tranquil by repeated
impressions on the brain.
2. Samadhi Parinama - Gradual Ascent and Descent.
5. “Sarvarthataikagratayoh ksayodayau cittasya Samadhi-
parinamah”.
When meaning of the subject becomes one-pointed after dissolving
the fluctuations of the mind, it is called Samadhi Parinama.
3. Ekagrata Parinama - Coherence.
6. “Tatah punah santoditau tulya pratyayau cittasy aikagrata
parinamah!
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Then, when the tranquil mind which rises again is similar compared
to the previous impression of the mind.
It means that the object of the tranquil mind which subsides is
exactly similar to the object which subsequently rises in its place.
SAMYAM
7. “Parinama-traya-samyavad atitanagata-jnanam”.
By performing Samyam (Dharana-Dhyana-Samadhi) on the three
Parinamas; Nirodhah, Samadhi and Ekagrata, the knowledge of the
past, present and future events are easily known.
The verse indicates the prospects of presence of Akash-Kosh.
The Essence:
1. The above verses state that every impression of the mind leaves
behind an impression in the brain of the person.
2. The impression left behind by the Nirodhah Parinama is almost
empty or has the least amount of latent power.
3. The impression left behind by the Samadhi Parinama has an
ascending and descending phase and the power is very high.
4. The shape produced by the mind resembles an elliptical shape.
5. The impressions left behind by the Ekagarta Parinama are almost
identical and their power is consistent and coherent.
6. Since the mind is associated with the brain, it should leave behind
an impression in the electrical activity of the brain.
7. The impact of the mind on the brain electrical activity has two
phases, the ascending and the descending phases.
8. The power or energy level is least at both the ends.
9. There is coherence in the brain activity.
10. The shape produced resembles the well formed alpha spindle.
To comprehend the real beauty of the Samadhi Parinamas, let us
now study and understand the electrical activity of the brain.
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BRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY

The cumulated sum of the brain electrical activity produces four
recognizable waves or rhythms; delta (0-4 Hertz), theta (4-8 Hertz),
alpha (8-12 Hertz) and beta (12-30 Hertz).
ALPHA RHYTHM - ALPHA SPINDLE
According to the modern neurophysiology and neurosciences,
1. The alpha rhythm is the reflection of the calm and quite mind.
2. It is the reflection of good blood perfusion of the brain.
3. The mean alpha rhythm of normal adults is 10.5 Hertz.
4. The alpha rhythm is used to evaluate the functions of brain.
5. The two ends of the alpha spindle have minimum power.
6. The central part of the alpha spindle has the maximum power.
7. The shape of almost every alpha spindle is identical.
8. According to the author, beta rhythm is reflection of fluctuating
mind and the sympathetic nervous system.
9. Alpha rhythm is reflection of autonomic nervous system.
10. Theta rhythm is reflection of cranial parasympathetic system.
The Essence:
1. The coherent alpha spindles are the most beautiful forms.
2. The central part of the alpha spindle has the maximum power.
3. Both the ends of the alpha spindle have the least power.
Now, let us correlate alpha spindle with three Parinamas.
1. Nirodhah Parinama: The extreme ends of the alpha spindles
with minimum power/amplitude reflect the Nirodhah Parinama.
2. Samadhi Parinama: The gradual ascend and descend of the
alpha spindle reflects the Samadhi Parinama.
3. Ekagrata Parinama: The almost identical alpha spindles reflect
an integrated and coherent state of the Ekagrata Parinama.
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Amazing! How did Maharishi Patanjali cognize the precise nature

of the mental energy of the mind during various states of Samadhi?
Divank Ratio: The shape, length and width, duration and amplitude
of the well formed alpha spindles are in the Divyank Ratio.
POWER OF ALPHA SPINDLES
The sum of power of hundred trillion cells projected to the brain is
responsible for the brain electrical activity and the alpha spindles.
Now, let us study the different forms of energies or powers (Shaktis)
produced in the physical body during the practice of Akhand Yoga.
1. Anna-Shakti: The human body is created from nutrients or food.
It is sustained by food and after death, it dissolves into food. The
energy generated by the hundred trillion cells of the human body
during different metabolic cycles is called Anna-Shakti.
2. Prana-Shakti: The energy produced by breathing and life-breath
is called Prana-Shakti. It surrounds and shields the physical body.
3. Chit-Shakti: The energy of emotions and the concrete mind of
Manomaya-kosha is Chit-Shakti. It is seen around the chest.
4. Buddhi-Shakti: The energy produced by intellect and the
intelligent mind of Vigyanmaya-kosha is called Buddhi-Shakti. It is
seen around the head and neck.
5. Mahat-Shakti: The energy produced by intuition and intuitive
knowledge is seen as a brilliant Lamp (Dipak) on top of the head.
6. Ojas-Shakti: This energy produced by reproductive hormones is
very vital and absolutely essential for perfect and integrated health.
7. Chakral-Shakti: Chakras are associated with the autonomic
nervous system and the endocrine organs. Chakras rotate both ways
to produce Chakral-Shakti and they strengthen the neuro-endocrine
reflexes for perfect and integrated health and mental well being.
8. Tejas-Shakti: This transmuted energy of Ojas into higher form of
energy for enlightenment and illumination is called Tejas-Shakti.
9. Chetna-Shakti: The energy produced by the Soul consciousness
helps in integration of every aspect of the body.
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10. Akhand-Shakti: The sum of the energy generated by different

forms of energies is projected to the Neo-cortex of the brain. It can
be easily recorded with the help of an electroencephalogram (EEG).
A NEW RESEARCH DESIGN
January, 1991, I was initiated into Kundalini-Yoga. It was amazing
experience and has transformed my life for good. During initiation, I
became aware of the presence of Kundalini, Chakras and Nadis in
the physical body for the first time in life. Hence, I decided to study
the theory and practice of Yoga, Chakras, Nadis and Tantra etc.
In 1993, I decided to study and find the scientific and objective basis
of the subjective sensations of Kundalini Yoga. Since, I had a
genuine experience to rely on I could devise a new research design.
To start with, I studied every vital biophysical parameter of my body
but significant change was noticed only in the electrical activity of
my brain as recorded with the help of electroencephalogram (EEG).
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM
It is graphic representation of the sum of electrical activity of the
brain and the influence the sub-cortical structures have upon the
cerebral cortex of brain. It is a record of the rhythmic fluctuations in
the electrical potentials in the brain and is recorded from the scalp.
Power Spectrum Analysis
It is not easy to detect the subtle changes produced by Yoga with the
analog EEG. Hence, I had to do Power Spectrum Analysis of EEGs.
NORMAL BRAIN WAVES
1. The delta waves (0-4 Hz) are seen during the deep sleep.
2. The theta waves (4- 8 Hz) are seen during the transition phase
from the state of wakefulness to the sleep.
3. The alpha waves (8-12 Hz) are seen in the occipital region of brain
when the eyes are closed and the mind is at rest.
4. The beta waves (12-30 Hz) are seen when eyes are open.
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NORMAL EEG
1. The predominant alpha rhythm is observed in the occipital area of
the brain, when eyes of the person are closed and the mind is at rest.
2. The rest of brain does not exhibit any predominant alpha rhythm.
3. When the person starts thinking, the alpha rhythm is replaced by
the beta rhythm.
4. When the person opens the eyes alpha rhythm is fully replaced by
the beta rhythm.
5. This phenomenon is called desynchronization or the alpha block.
6. It is considered the normal physiological response/phenomenon.
MY EEG FINDINGS
1993: EEG showed a normal pattern.
The alpha rhythm disappeared after opening the eyes.
1995: I could reproduce alpha rhythm after opening the eyes. The
lag period of reappearance of alpha rhythm was less than a minute.
The mean alpha rhythm was 10 Hertz.
1998: The lag period reduced gradually and finally became nil.
This was an unusual finding.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY
In 1995, I recorded EEG of many willing control subjects, who were
doing regular Yoga practices or doing meditation for many years.
Somehow, no subject could reproduce alpha rhythm with open eyes.
Hence, I decided to follow Single Subject Study Design.
A MODIFIED RESEARCH DESIGN
By keeping in mind the last three stages of Yogasutras, Dharana,
Dhyana and Samadhi, I designed a new method of EEG recording.
1. With eyes closed for 2 minutes and then eyes open for 2 minutes.
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2. EEG was recorded under identical conditions.

3. EEG was recorded in one sitting.
4. EEG was recorded in the following order.
1. Dharana: At rest and without any concentration.
2. Dhyana: With concentration on the pelvic region.
3. Samadhi: With concentration beyond the top of head.
SINGLE CASE STUDY
Now, let me reproduce some of the important findings of my EEGs.
Power Spectrum Analysis of EEG showed better results during the
state of Samadhi compared to the states of Dharana and Dhyana.
Hence, subsequent EEGs were taken during the state of Samadhi.
1998: The alpha rhythm got reduced to 9.43 Hertz and there was
slight improvement in the amplitude of the alpha rhythm.
2001: There was further increase in the amplitude and power and
slight reduction in the rhythm. The coherence was much better too.
2018: The Salient Features - Art-Design-10 - With Focus on Head.
1. Alpha rhythm (8.5 Hertz) in most EEG leads with closed eyes.
2. Alpha rhythm (8 Hertz) in most EEG leads with open eyes.
3. Higher amplitude of alpha rhythm with open eyes.
4. Uniform and better coherence of alpha rhythm with open eyes.
5. Higher amplitude and coherent alpha rhythm prove that Akhand
Yoga increases cerebral blood supply, synchronizes brain electrical
activity, improves concentration, comprehension and cognition etc.
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Art-Design - 10: My EEG - Year 2018 - During Samadhi State
With Eyes Closed
With Eyes Open
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SIXTEEN
SARANSH
Sara means the complete. Ansh means the part. Saransh means the
complete essence, conclusion, abstract, summary or synopsis. The
concluding part is an important limb of every scientific document.
The most important statement of Akhand Sutra and the fundamental
objective of every living human being is the perfect health, wealth,
wisdom, happiness, enlightenment, Self-Realization and
Liberation.
In reality, we fail to achieve even the basic disease free health. Why?
The search for an amicable answer is the main objective of this
book.
Akhand Sutra redefines the real meaning of perfect and integrated
human health and brings forth the exact description of perfect adult
human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and psychology etc.
The emphasis is on finding the real causes, symptoms, signs and
solution of the most common psychosomatic disorders etc.
It also explores the causes of most common preventable diseases
and finds the dependable solutions from the ancient Indian wisdom.
Akhand Sutra makes an earnest attempt to explain the same in the
light of our understanding of the modern sciences and languages.
An attempt has also been made to decode the hidden mysteries of the
Vedas, Upanishads, Tantra and other ancient Indian scriptures.
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It is said that we, the human beings, are microcosmic representation

of macrocosmic universe or the Solar system. An attempt has been
made to correlate the anatomy of our Solar system with the gross
and subtle aspects of adult human anatomy and physiology.
Now, let us represent the explored and revealed wisdom in simple
language and lay strong foundation for genuine Spiritual Science.
Let us start from the beginning of time and creation.
THE UNIVERSAL CONSCIOUSNESS
The cumulative consciousness of the entire universe is known as the
Universal Consciousness of God, Paramatma or Brahman.
The God is one united entity and everything has come from it.
It is also responsible for the perfect harmony of the entire universe.
FORMLESS - NIRGUN - NIRAKAR
According to the ancient Indian wisdom, Brahman, the Ultimate
God, is formless (Nirakar) and free from attributes (Nirgun).
It is not easy to cognize, perceive and conceive the formless God. It
is also not possible to perceive the form of manifestations of Nature.
WITH FORM - SAKAR
Hence, the ancient Indian Sages conceived the visible (sakar) forms
of various manifestations of the Universal Consciousness of God.
They laid the foundation of Science of Yantra with the visible forms.
THE SCIENCE OF SYMBOLS
The visible forms of natural symbols/pictures can be easily studied,
understood and appreciated as they do not need visualization.
Now, let us start from the beginning of time and space.
THE PRIMORDIAL SPACE
According to the Vedas, everything in the Primordial Space (Akash)
was in a state of death, darkness and inertia before the creation. I am
convinced that the Space was filled with the isomers of Neon21.
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THE CREATION OF UNIVERSE

The Neon isomers collided to form the Neon22 isomers. This led to
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the formation of Brilliant Effulgence, the Primal Energy.

Everything in the universe is the manifestation of the Primal Energy.
THE FIRST MANIFESTATION
The first manifestation of the Primal Energy is Akash-Bhuta.
PANCH-BHUTAS
With time, Akash-Bhuta lost heat and got converted into Vayu (Air),
Agni (Fire), Jal (Apa-Water) and Prithvi (Earth) elements.
TEN MANIFESTATIONS OF NATURE
Every formed object of the Nature is made of the five basic elements
and each element is made of two inseparable counterparts, the gross
and subtle. As a result, there are ten built-in manifestations of
Nature.
There are ten primary, ten secondary, and ten tertiary elements too.
They play a vital role in the creation, development and maturation of
the objects of Nature and for maintenance of homeostasis and
health.
THE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
We, the human beings, are the greatest creation of Nature.
We have evolved from the minerals through the plants and animals.
The imprint of every aspect of Nature is present within the human
body, the microcosmic representation of the macrocosmic universe.
We can easily cognize every aspect of Nature and decode the secrets
of universe directly without the help of any instrument.
THE DIVINE DESIGN OF NATURE
It is said that the most beautiful objects of the universe are designed
with the Golden Ratio, the most economical algorithm of Nature.
It is represented with never ending confusing digits
1:1.618033978..
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Simple Doubt and Critical Question?

The universe may be unlimited but every object of Nature is limited.
Hence, there should be limited digits of the Golden Ratio. The core
theme of Akhand Sutra is to find the exact value of the Golden Ratio.
DIVYANK RATIO
This confusion is resolved with the Divyank Ratio of 1:1.618034.
THE CREATIVE DESIGN OF NATURE
It is established that every created object of Nature is designed with
three critical stages of creation, development and maturation.
Important Lacuna: The exact value of three stages of formation of
the Golden Ratio is not known. This issue was raised and resolved.
TRINITY
The ancient Indian Sages, who were in tune with the Nature, were
aware of the exact value of three stages of formation of objects.
I am fully convinced that the ancient Indian Sages presented these
stages in the form of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva; Trimurti or Trinity.
1. Brahma, the Generator, represents the first stage of creation.
2. Vishnu, the Operator, represents the ten stages of development.
3. Shiva, the Dissolver, represents the third stage of maturation.
Collectively, they represent the Generator, Operator and Dissolver.
THE VEDIC MATHEMATICS
“Language of God” and “Mother of Sciences” is mathematics.
The perfect and most beautiful objects of Nature are designed and
created with the precision of mathematics and the laws of geometry.
The search for the ultimate creative design of Nature has been the
pursuit of almost every ancient Indian Sage and other Prophets.
For reasons known only to the ancient Indian Sages, the three parts
of the ultimate design of Nature were presented in the form of
stories.
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I am glad that I was able to decode the stories, find the exact value of
three stages and then conceive Divyank, the Divine Constant.
DIVYANK
Divyank, The Divine Constant, represents the three critical stages;
the creation, development and maturation of the most beautiful and
perfect objects of Nature.
Divyank is represented as (22/21)10.34419 = 1.618034.
The value of Brahma (22/21), Vishnu (10) and Shiva (0.34419).
An Amazing Proof: Formation of Red Blood Cells.
Let us enumerate and understand this process of formation of RBCs.
1. The size of circular pluripotent stem cell is 21 microns.
2. It grows to 22 microns during the first stage of creation.
3. There are 10 stages of development.
4. Last stage of maturation leads to formation of biconcave shape.
5. The process takes place in 21 days.
6. The volume of pluripotent cells and biconcave cells are 900 cubic
microns and 90 cubic microns respectively.
7. Is one tenth reduction in size a mystery?
DIVYANK RATIO
According to the ancient Indian Sages, everything in Nature is made
of two complimentary and inseparable counterparts,
1. Shakta: The source of everything. It is 38.1966% (38.2%).
2. Shakti: The dynamic force. It is 61.8034% (61.8%).
61.8034 + 38.1966 = 100.00.
Interestingly, (61.8034)2 = 3819.66…
This unique concept is not seen in the known Golden Ratio.
The Major Examples:
1. Spiral Galaxy of Milky Way is its macroscopic form.
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2. Whirlpool shape is its microscopic representation.

3. Double Helix shape is its infinitesimal representation.
These prove the ancient saying, “As above as below”.
THE NEED FOR DIVYANK RATIO
Unfortunately, the medical system is promoting a wide range of
values of various biophysical parameters. This is highly confusing.
We need a single most reliable value for every vital biophysical
parameter of perfect human anatomy, physiology and biochemistry.
With Divyank Ratio, we can easily calculate a single most reliable
perfect value of every vital parameter of the adult human body.
THE REAL APPLICATION
If any person, who can attain and maintain the perfect value of all the
ten vital variables of homeostasis for life, the person can curtail the
usual ageing process, prevent the most common diseases and make
optimum of all the fundamental objectives and potentials of life.
DIVYANK SEQUENCE
38.1966, 61.8034 and 100.00... It scores over Fibonacci sequence.
Example: Human Menstrual Cycle
1. It is the most beautiful example of Divyank sequence.
2. I am surprised that its real beauty is not seen in our medical books.
3. I am glad that I was led to set right the deficiencies of this cycle.
ANCIENT INDIAN WISDOM
The foundation pillars of the ancient Indian wisdom are,
1. Science of Symbols (Yantras): “Sri Akhand”, which adorns the
front page, is semi-animate symbol of the Universal Consciousness.
Almost every aspect of Nature can be explained with “Sri Akhand”.
Akhand Sutra also unfolds pure inanimate symbols for better clarity.
Akhand Sutra reveals only10% of the wisdom of “Sri Akhand”. The
remaining 90% has been deliberately withheld for next generation
to unfold the other hidden secrets of Nature from “Sri Akhand”.
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2. Science of Tantra: Akhand Sutra shows and proves that there are
ten levels of consciousness (Chakras) and not seven as described by
Sat-Chakra-Nirupana and other related books of Tantra.
An earnest attempt was also made to correlate the knowledge of ten
Chakras with ten planets of our Solar system, ten major endocrine
glands and ten chief ganglia of the autonomic nervous system.
The wisdom of Akhand Sutra can lead to a much better research.
3. Science of Mantras: The book explains the beauty of mantras
with the help of Gayatri Mantra and its new version, Akhand Gayatri
Mantra, with the inclusion of 10 Maha Vyahatis and 22 AUMo. I am
certain that this wisdom can also be experimented for better results.
OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
Akhand Sutra shows and proves that the subtle structure of our Solar
system and the perfect adult body is ironically identical.
The Unified Field: It consists of the gravitational force, the electro-
magnetic force, the weak nuclear force and the strong nuclear
forces.
It is responsible for the integrity and harmony of our Solar
system.
SCHUMANN RESONANCE FIELD
It is said that the events of past, present and future are recorded in
Akash-Kosh. According to Akhand Sutra, the ionosphere layer of
earth represents Schumann resonance field and Akash-Kosh.
UNIQUE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
The cumulative and integrated consciousness of the hundred trillion
cells of human body can be called Jivatma.
THE INDWELLING HUMAN SOUL
The Soul originates from the Sun and is made of the Helium atoms.
It enters through anterior fontanel, the top of head (Brahmandhra).
The ideal time of entry of Soul is twenty second week of pregnancy.
A Soul can develop an ideal body for the fruitful journey of new life.
Antaratma is an immortal bridge between Jivatma and Paramatma.
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THE CAUSAL BODY

It has the passwords of previous lives and can be used to recognize
the achievements of the previous births and build on it for future.
TRAIT PARA VIDYA
The union of “Jivatama-Antaratma-Paramatma” is the core theme
of Trait Para Vidya. It can lead to Self-Realization and Moksha.
THE SCIENCE OF AKHAND YOGA
Akhand Sutra talks of ten stages of Akhand Yoga. I am certain that
with the conscientious and regular practice of Yoga, we can easily
attain the perfect physical, emotional, mental, social, religious and
spiritual aspects of health and can make optimum use of human life.
THE SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION
I am certain that the original and the new research design of Akhand
Yoga will be great value for any person, who wants to do scientific
evaluation of the progress of his/her spiritual evolution.
THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH
Although tremendous amount of research has been done in the field
of Neurophysiology but I am the opinion that the real functions of
the three outer layers of neo-cortex have not explored and realized.
With the regular practice of Akhand Yoga, the three outer layers of
neo-cortex can be activated and integrated with rest of the nervous
system and can be used to download wisdom from the Akash-Kosh.
It is unfortunate that our medical research institutes and authorities
do not encourage medical research without the references. It is also
true that even the international journals do not accept the original
research articles without the due references etc. This should change.
As a result of above constraints, the wisdom presented in this book
does not find any place in any of the journals or reference books etc.
A HUMBLE REQUEST
For genuine research on spiritual science subject, please approach
Akhand Vidyashram for assistance and guidance etc.
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3. THE GOLDEN RATIO 19

4. ANCIENT INDIAN WISDOM 25

6. THE BASIC CHEMISTRY 39

7. THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY 51

9. TRAIT PARA VIDYA 101

10. TANTRA VIDYA 105

11. MANTRA VIDYA 119

12. YANTRA VIDYA 137

13. AYURVEDA 153

14. SCIENCE OF AKHAND YOGA 161

15. THE SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION 181

16. SARANSH 193

8. Every aspect of Nature is represented within the human body.

For modern scientists, the gross existential world of matter is the

THE GRADUAL UNFOLDING

seven years only. As a result, my brain was allowed to develop an

after comprehending their core concept, theme and message. The

of Silence/Intuition/Soul and decided to flow with it.

Vaishno Devi, to meditate and evolve under her guidance. My two

An attempt should be made to study the original documents.

easily tap the secrets of Nature from ionosphere layer (Akash-

8. Symbol/Art-Design: The ancient Indian Sages are known for the

It is a criminal waste of the human body, brain, mind, consciousness

THE GOLDEN RATIO

Explanation: 55/34 and 89/55 are pretty close to 1.61818.

The First Hypothesis

Now, divide the square into two equal parts as shown.

The Conclusion: The Most Approximate Decimal Value.

The value was first suggested by Michael Maestilinus in 1597.

Art-Design - 2 - The Nautilus Shell

Let us first draw the Golden Rectangle of 100x161.8034.

ANCIENT INDIAN WISDOM

It also means that the sum of everything in the universe is constant.

The Scientific Proof:

Indra, the King of Gods, Devas/Suras and Virochana, the King of

Observation and The Emerging Knowledge:

4. Every object is created from the five basic elements.

1. Shakta - Male Consciousness:

Art-Design – 5 – Divyank and Double Helix

The mean values of various biophysical parameters of human body

Art-Design - 6- Divyank Statistics and Glucose Homeostasis

Log of 1.618034 Alostasis

What is the ideal blood sugar level for perfect health?

THE BASIC CHEMISTRY

The Neon - The Backbone of Divyank

Now, let us comprehend an ancient Indian concept of matter/energy.

The mono-atomic form of the lightest element, hydrogen, is the

4. Polarity: Because of its polarity, water is called “The Excellent

Three Fundamental Bio-molecules

trapped in the thyroid gland (Neck) to produce thyroxine.

DNA is a long double chain of nucleotides. Its bases are, A, G, T and

THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY

The Three Stages of Divyank: (22/21)10.34419 = 1.618034.

Tabulation - 1- The Summary of Erythopoiesis