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The fontanel bone theory

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Although, I have always wanted to make my blog posts as simple as possible as I am much associated with young seekers (children) and want them to understand and be involved in the journey together with me. However, today I wished to introduce some basics of this meta-science that I have been referring to, time and again in my narration. Some parts of it might sound complicated to a few; however, to me, it seems important at this point of time to introduce this ancient Indian knowledge in small bits and parts that would eventually build up to a more clear understanding of the journey and the process.  Highlighting the fontanel bone theory mentioned in the book Meta Modern Era written by H. H. Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi, the theory explains that how a human fetus before showing the signs of life inside the womb has a brain and the spinal cord as its basic body structure in its early stages of development…and this is when the cosmic rays enter the brain through the fontanel area resu

A Gesture...

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The environment that allows the existence of life is a miracle in itself and speaks for its own divinity. As I go about talking about the experiment and the hypothesis, we shall certainly need the help of some privileges and powers given to us humans that makes us more sophisticated than the other species who are part of the same environment. For example, the power to communicate, the power to desire…and so on. The desire of a seeker is a powerful tool. It suggests the acknowledgment of his own ignorance and realization that he is still away from the real ‘self’ that he is.   I however believe that we humans have a very limited understanding of our environment and ourselves, so to be humble and acknowledge our own limitations can in a way benefit us in our journey towards self- exploration. There are some basic steps that I feel can help us in taking up this journey towards self- awareness/ realization and can help in restoring our lost sense of belonging. The very first step I fe