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Life manifests through cells, organs, systems and organisms in many forms including movements, emotions, thoughts and theories. It manifests as both tender love and brutal rage, as well as maniacal plans and melancholic deeds. We are neither right nor wrong, but simply exist as life manifests through us. The question is how to merge with the root of life itself, and this idea of merging also seems to have arisen from life. NAMASMARAN is proposed to solve the enigma of the root of ideas, and its validity may be able to be verified.
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- 1. FRANKLY SPEAKING DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR
- 2. The life manifests through the cells, organs, systems and organisms as movements, passions, emotions, infatuations, aspirations, thoughts, theories and so on! It manifests as tender love and brutal rage! It manifests as maniacal plans and melancholic deeds! Neither are we right nor are we wrong! But we simply are and life keeps on manifesting through us!
- 3. The question then is that of merging with the root of life itself! This idea of merging also seems to have arisen from life itself! It is not easy to bear the burden of any idea! The root of ideas has eluded generations after generations for millennia! NAMASMARAN is said to solve this enigma! May be we can verify its validity! DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR