Book Development Two
Hare Krsna.
Is this a good start?
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SANKHYA
Dedication to the Gopis of Krsna!
We will write a book about Sankhya.
But for whom will we show our bright face.
The answer is our Mother Devahuti?
Or Sita in Ravana's embrace?
Uddhava delivered the message of Sankhya,
To Radha from Dvaraka Shyama,
It was not well received by the Gopis,
But did they love it as His kind Sankirtan?
RECLAIMING THE KIDNAPPED KIDS.
CHAPTER ONE
Suzy is dead, our neighbour's brown Spaniel, teaching us that death is where knowledge begins.
Albert Camus said that and a Nobel Prize was his product, but did it save him from Sin?
Suzy is dead my small fellow, are you next in the Grim Reaper's plan?
Frightened thoughts turn to Sankhya, described as the origin of Veda, raking up leaves with rubble but separating the wheat from the chaff. Is each parsed soul immortal? On that stone can we stand?
GOD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.
CHAPTER TWO
Piglet Preaches to Monkey.
After all these years, and all this work. Bhagavad Gita (7.4) is our starting point.
More elaborate description is there in the Purana, Srimad Bhagavatam by name, but B.G. 7.4 is where we will start this refrain. It starts with the most gross existence then rolls the carpet back in.
First, my Lady, is Earth, which is distinguished by it's characteristic smell, but Earth is a product of Water that always sits on the tongue. So we taste life in total as the Sunday, with carmel the vanilla is fun.
Yes, we are presenting a Subjective world. We must take responsibility for our lives.
Before Water, Earth and Vanilla Bars, there is red, flame, colour: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Ether. These are the gross analysis of matter. The tub of which our body is made, but these terms may have been clear too the English but we need them in modern terms to be re-said.
From the top it easier, following our William Blake. When the falling souls take to burning light the first gross element of our body is space. Every body occupies space. If you don't think this is an acquired element, product of mind, then look at the professor Hall, Edward Thomas, by name.
Any Upper Division psychology course will show you the same thing. We laugh at Physicists with their bullets and bludgeons and bombs. They claim their science as empirical but they haven't the slightest how much sight can be wrong.
Every body occupies space.
Then a portion of that space is textured - hard and soft, heat and cold.
Prana, Chi.
Hold the cantaloupe in your hand and now my giant you can understand.
We have a blind man's world, but Fire means that the Texture shows Colour. The red flame in the fireplace may burn my hand.
Space, Texture, Colour manifest one from the other making our world, guts, lust, science, rust.
For example, we see the Kjeldahl apparatus as if it was made of glass, brittle. When the psychologist knocks it on the floor you jump, but it is an imitation, made of plastic, so it bounces and your heart takes a sigh out of its jump. We always see things as if they had a certain texture like brittle or smooth.
CHAPTER THREE
