मूलमंत्र प्रकाश (खंड - 3) (Kartapurush)

Author - Mr. Rajinder Kumar
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This Mulmantra ebook is in Hindi Language. The description is in English because it is easier to convey what's inside the ebook.

How does the Adi Granth's concept of Yagya relate to both spiritual and cosmic processes?
 
The Adi Granth aligns with the Vedic view which posits a universe created through a cosmic process called Yagya. Yagya, meaning 'to join' or 'to offer', symbolizes the creation of something new from disparate elements. This concept extends to spiritual, supernatural, and physical realms.
 
God, in His supreme form (Sat), possesses infinite power (Shabd) which, when activated, initiates creation. This divine act is akin to the observer effect in quantum physics. The resulting interplay of divine essence and power forms the basis of all existence.
From a spiritual perspective, Yagya is the journey of the soul towards union with the divine. On a cosmic scale, it reflects the cyclical nature of the universe, evident in natural processes like the water cycle. Ultimately, Yagya is both a cosmic creation process and a spiritual path for individuals.
 
Key Pointers:
Core Concept: Yagya as Creation
Yagya is a fundamental concept in the Vedic thought representing the process of creation and it has been accepted in the Sikh thought.
It involves the combination of dissimilar elements to form new entities, analogous to scientific processes like chemical reactions.
 
Three Levels of Yagya
Spiritual level: Involves the divine aspects of Sat, Naam, and Shabd.
Supernatural level: Involves the mental aspects of Buddhi, Ahamkara, and Mind.
Physical level: Involves the physical aspects of energy, space and time.
 
God as Creator
God is described as the ultimate observer whose consciousness initiates creation (observer effect).
The combination of God's essence (Naam) and power (Shabd) is the first step in creation.
 
Interplay of Science and Spirituality
The text attempts to reconcile scientific concepts (like quantum physics, cycles in nature) with spiritual principles.
The concept of 'exchange' (yajna) is linked to natural cycles and ecological processes.
 
Human Role in Creation
Humans can participate in the creation process through spiritual practices like chanting (Naam Jap).
This is seen as a form of yagya, connecting individuals to the divine and contributing to the cosmic order.
 
Questions answered by this ebook:
How does the Adi Granth's view of Yagya differ from the traditional Vedic sacrificial rituals? And how does it reconcile with the scientific understanding of creation?
How does the concept of 'observer effect' in quantum physics relate to the divine role in creation as described in the Adi Granth?
What is the role of divine consciousness in the creation process according to the Adi Granth?
Can the concept of Yagya be applied to contemporary ecological and environmental issues?
How does the Adi Granth's understanding of the relationship between God, the universe, and humans compare to other religious or philosophical perspectives?
What is the significance of the three levels (spiritual, supernatural, physical) of Yagya in understanding the universe?
In what ways does the idea of 'cycles' in nature reflect the cyclical nature of the cosmic process of Yagya?
How does the concept of Yagya as a 'journey of the soul' relate to the broader cosmic process of creation and evolution?
 
Read Mulmantra Prakash - Kartapurush ebook to know more.