There are governing principles of the universe similar to the constitution/laws of a sovereign nation. These perhaps are not coded in any seen form. But the law of karma and responsible nithyasuris follow these eternal principles. In fact, I think the law of karma is also an eternal tenet of the universe which continuously evolved as an outcome of the epic wars between good and evil.

I was mentioning the presence of fundamental tenets of the universe in many of blogs under the category spirituality.

Here are some of those I think are part of the fundamental tenets of the universe:

1.Moksha or the ultimate liberation from the cycle of life and death. This is also one of the fundamental aspects of the Purusharthas or the goals of one’s life.

It will be interesting to consider the thought that – death came into effect when time became a fundamental tenet of the universe by the blessing of divine Adhi Para Sakthi.

Before death, the idea of birth involved the birth of a soul, and the idea of death involved moksha or the Grand Merge of the soul. So nithyasuris are those souls that have not attempted or attained Moksha yet.

After the advent of time, the concept of death came about followed by the concept of rebirth/re-incarnation amply supported by the law of karma.

When the souls were strewn across the universe (with some quality-gradient to support the dance of life), some of them took certain pre-determined forms (for example - the idea that man is made from the image of the god may have come from this norm). When these pre-determined forms were formed before the advent of time, these souls became nithyasuris.

2.Time and its continuum - layer wise and realm wise are another fundamental tenet.

3. Space and its continuum - layer wise and realm wise.

4.Primordial forces of nature after divine Adhi Para Sakthi blessed the formation of this universe. (Icchaic forces)

5. Forces of nature that became operational after the advent of time (Gnanaic forces that also gave birth to the quest for knowledge)

6.Forces of nature that became operational after quest for knowledge and understanding picked up momentum (Kriyaic forces)

7. Trigunas – Sattva, Rajas and Tamas

8. The continuously evolving maturity of the different realms of the universe vis-à-vis the 3 forces and the divine layers.

9. Rebirth and Reincarnation

10.Falling, Raising and Diving souls - in the same or different realms of the universe.

11. Mum-malas or the 3-imperfections (Anavam, Maya and Ganmam)

12. Others that I may or may not have mentioned in my blogs under the category – ‘Spirituality’.  This can also be found in the different schools of thoughts including the body of knowledge available as modern science.

13. Individual fundamental rights – such as freedom, liberty, quest for justice, free-will, attempting to accomplish the purusharthas etc.,

14. Group fundamental rights – such as freedom, liberty, quest for justice, free-will, attempting to accomplish the purusharthas

15.The divine Adhi Para Sakthi as the grand eternal mother, the grand empress and the overseer and sustainer of this universe.

Please note that, individual fundamental rights (especially of the higher forms) are sacrosanct and underlines the concept of a soul being alive. This is non-negotiable and is referred in my other blog - https://www.mayoan.com/post/99-purusharthas-or-objectives-of-life. Next important is the 3 fundamental aspects of all living beings as written in the blog - https://www.mayoan.com/post/5-the-great-merge. Finally, as part of one or more groups , the groups fundamental rights applies to the individuals. This is described in my other blog - https://www.mayoan.com/economy/36.-about-group-rights .

The implications of surrendering this fundamental tenet about the individual fundamental rights is serious. For example, if an individual surrenders his/her fundamental rights for any under-the-radar sub-cultures, then he is, at the least, likely to be born in the world of ants/bees subsequently where it is life's norm to live as groups with high level of hive intelligence and where the individual submits without any question to the group and group's leadership. If this subsumption is imposed, then the imposing group and/or the individual will be punished by the law of karma for not respecting this fundamental tenet.

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