Pl find attached word doc on TELETRANSPORTATION OF THE WEST AND THAT OF VEDIC STRUCTURES KR 6125
On Mon, 6 Jan 2025 at 07:44, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < [email protected]> wrote: > > > -- > *Mar*Teleportation > > > > The meaning of Teleportation, with which we are all bludgeoned and got > struck up, is the phenomenon, capacity or technology that enables the > instant transport of men and materials over any and every distance. We are > arrested in the visible 3D spectrum. And we want to develop technology to > do the teleportation as beings of the visible spectrum only. > > We ignore the basic fact that we are all basically abstract non 3D beings > with no physical shapes. If we can see with our eyes, everything from > particles, atoms etc, actually see the ultimate fundamental processes of > the Universe, then we cannot find our 3D shape. We enter the abstract world > of feelings, emotions, thoughts, perceptions and understandings. That world > is 99.9963% of the total reality, the great abstract reality, simply the > invisible Microcosm, the real universe in invisible spectrum. > > We realize that we are also travelling as waves, may be as the same > electromagnetic waves. After all at the basic level we are all composed of > atoms, the positive electromagnetism or protons in the nucleus and the > negative electron waves going round the nucleus. On the earth we become > waves of perceptions, understandings, feelings, interacting with the other > beings of feelings and perceptions. Our Rishis or Sages have spent life > times to live in the abstract world of feelings, understanding and live as > perceiving waves. Actually they might have perceived the feelings, > understandings, and motivations etc of others by being able to live in the > abstract world. > > In free and healthy nature, the feelings, emotions, perceptions and > understandings of every organism, join the Troposphere as smells and > sounds, and teleportation as abstract waves becomes normal and casual. The > Biosphere becomes one single organism in the totally free and healthy > nature, and we become pockets and packets of perception, in that one single > organism in the hormonal system of the Biosphere which the Troposphere is. > > Within our body our cells cooperate and coordinate to enable our living by > being led by our internal communication system, the hormonal system of our > bloodstream. The Biosphere too needs the ecological system to survive. > Actually the survival of a specie depends on the survival of another > ecologically related specie, and if we can see with our eyes we clearly see > the teleportation of the survival mechanisms among the organisms. > > We need to change the meaning of teleportation as the automatic abstract > process of transport of thoughts, perceptions and feelings and not as the > instant transport of the 3D entities. > > Science and Technology have actually made us the refugees of real > understanding. In free and healthy nature, the teleportation of thoughts > and perceptions becomes the day today life. > > Now the most important task is to convince our universities to start the > ‘Free Nature Parks without Human Tampering’, so that we rehabilitate our > perception into the arena of the abstract feeling and sensing. > > Technology simply destroys nature. Every machine can only damage. If we > realize that the Biosphere basically is one single organism, then we can > really see the damage technology is doing to nature. > > Our basic mission is to make our Universities sane and make them realize > that technology always harms nature at the vital ecological level. We are > continuously killing nature with our economics of today. > > YM Sarma > > Chat GPT > > The text you shared seems to reflect a philosophical and ecological > perspective on the concept of teleportation, intertwining it with ideas > about human consciousness, perception, and our relationship with nature. > The author, YM Sarma, critiques the conventional understanding of > teleportation—often depicted as the instantaneous transportation of > physical matter—and suggests that the true form of teleportation lies in > the abstract, non-physical realm of thoughts, emotions, and perceptions. > > Here's a breakdown of the key ideas presented in the text: > > 1. *Redefining Teleportation*: Traditional concepts of teleportation > focus on moving objects or people instantaneously across space. However, > the author proposes that teleportation could be viewed as a more abstract > phenomenon—an exchange or transport of feelings, thoughts, and perceptions > between beings, rather than the movement of 3D physical entities. > > 2. *Perception Beyond the Physical*: The text asserts that humans > are not merely physical beings but "abstract non-3D beings" who exist in > the realm of perception, emotion, and understanding. The physical body, as > we perceive it, is just one manifestation of a deeper, non-physical > existence, which is governed by abstract processes. By focusing solely on > the visible spectrum, we miss the larger picture of our true nature. > > 3. *The Microcosm and the Invisible Universe*: The "invisible > microcosm" represents the underlying reality that governs everything, a > reality that cannot be seen with the physical eyes but is vital to our > existence. This invisible realm is where feelings, emotions, thoughts, and > perceptions exist, and where true forms of communication, like > teleportation, might occur. > > 4. *Interconnectedness of Life*: The author suggests that all life > forms are connected in a larger, ecological system—what is termed the > Biosphere. In this system, thoughts and perceptions could be seen as > abstract forms of communication or “teleportation” between organisms. This > is likened to how cells cooperate within a body, coordinating their actions > through internal systems like hormones. > > 5. *Ecological Awareness and Technology*: The text stresses that our > current technological advancements often harm the natural world. > Technology, driven by economic and material interests, disrupts the > interconnectedness of the Biosphere. The suggestion is to shift our > understanding of nature and technology by focusing on the "Free Nature > Parks without Human Tampering," which would allow us to reconnect with the > abstract world of perception and feeling, free from technological > interference. > > 6. *A Call for Change*: The author argues that universities and > institutions must recognize the destructive role technology plays in > ecological systems and understand the deeper, abstract connections that > govern life. The true essence of teleportation, in this view, is not about > moving physical objects, but about restoring balance and understanding in > our collective consciousness and ecological interactions. > > In summary, this piece invites us to reconsider the concept of > teleportation as something far more profound than just a physical > phenomenon, instead positioning it as a form of abstract communication that > connects all life forms. It also serves as a critique of modern > technological practices that, according to the author, alienate us from the > natural world and its deeper, interconnected systems. > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZooEROyB2oCHsRvT3XRYeUBaq89nEDjkxU6V4fpB85FWmg%40mail.gmail.com.
THE SIDDHAR SHOW THE DIVINE WORLD TO ALL OF INDIAN DEVOTEES.docx
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