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Natural Rhythm

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Channel: Krish Murali Eswar · 2017 · Education

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Natural Rhythm 
In the universe, from the smallest energy particle up to its largest 
composite structures, (Le. the greatest suns), everything functions with 
a natural rhythm. This rhythm comprises three principles: (1) Pattern, 
(2) Precision and (3) Regularity. Pattern means structural existence. 
Precision is the character (spiritual aspect) of the object or being 
developed from the beginning of the universe up to the present. In the 
process of evolution, it carries along all the imprints (experiences) as 
blueprints in the particles within the physical structure, Regularity 
means concept of time, which, here, is the continuity of a particular 
existence. According to the changes of volume, force, time and distance 
of any mass, its pattern, precision, and regularity undergo appropriate 
changes. Eventually, pressure, sound, light, taste and smell are radiated 
or absorbed. producing multifarious chain-reactions. Thus, the traditional 
five elements: energy, air, heat (light), liquid and solid are determined 
(i.e., become manifest) and are constantly being affected by such changes. 
As long as man understands the natural rhythm in everything, as long 
as he respects, cooperates with and enjoys life within the parameters 
of certain limits and method, he will enjoy a pleasant and creative life. 
He will maintain the relationship between his body, soul and mind. If 
he disturbs the natural rhythm unnecessarily or violently, the reaction 
of natural forces will result in pain and misery to him. 
We have to keep this formula in mind with respect to the law of 
Nature: Every action, whether by thought, word or deed, will produce 
an appropriate result according to the motive. efficiency, time, place, 
and object of contact. That result will be pain, pleasure, peace, or 
ecstasy. 
The degree or nature of this result will be according to the character 
of the action. This is an unfailing law of Nature, which no one can 
afford to deny, overlook or forget. The questions we should put to 
ourselves before embarking on any action are: "What do I want? What 
IS the purpose of this action? Is it only for survival and sustenance or is it for enjoyment, happiness, and development of the Consciousness?" 
After this introspection, when we have assessed our previous experiences, 
the advice from others, and the clarity of our vision, and we realize 
that our action will result in pain to self or others, at present or in 
future, to the body or the mind, we will refrain from that action, Or 
modify it so that it will not result in pain. If we consciously follow the 
guiding rule of "limit and method," we would have followed the process 
of moderation. Wisdom is broad-minded knowledge and outlook in a 
proper perspective. It links past experiences, present circumstances 
and future results with the law of Nature and the sentimental feelings 
of the people who comprise society. 
Wisdom in its spiritual depth, comprises two kinds of esoteric 
knowledge, viz., pansophism and panpsychism. Knowing oneness in 
the physical form of the universe is pansophism. Knowing that everything 
in the universe has Consciousness to the required degree and dimension 
is panpsychism. 

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