Please refer to the previous article on Neti-Neti at my blog - https://www.mayoan.com/post/50-neti-neti-part-2-more-on-the-concept-of-adhrsta

From both the Prakruti and an individual soul point of view, when we move from the external worldly manifestation into the inner dimensions, we come across many continuums and ADHRSTA areas of knowledge.

The Prakruti related continuum should be explored by scientists in general and the individual soul related continuum must be explored by a spiritualist in general. And of course, in areas like medicine a scientist may look into the soul’s inner dimensions and in the areas like cosmology, a spiritualist may need to look into the inner dimensions of the Prakruthi.

We have always known how to tackle infinity though it is a mystery. We know that what we cannot measure, we cannot manage. Hence, we identified ways to measure infinity with analogue and digital means. In Zeno’s second paradox, named as Achilles and the Tortoise paradox, we solved the logic problem by defining unit of measures for both space and time. We did not approach the issue as a logic issue but as a space and time issue that needs to be solved by using a common reference point and the measure of space and time together with the rate of change. Suddenly by using units of measurements and having a common reference like the starting point in space, what is presented as ADHRSTA in the logic world is solved as a problem in kinetics domain area! Similarly, we have mathematics as a tool to capture the essence of infinity – the bedrock of ADRSTA concept. We have decimal, fractional numbers, golden ratios and any such number systems – known and unknown (yet to be discovered), of nature to help us resolve, capture and present infinity that can be used to resolve, capture and present the ADHRSTA concepts eventually. When we have known to tackle infinity, why can’t we tackle all that is ADHRSTA, eventually as we expand our knowledge areas? What we need to remember is that the scientist cannot ignore the spiritualist in him and vice-versa!

The same example holds good in other areas of ADHRSTA! Remember my other blog on interpreting nature to get clues - https://www.mayoan.com/economy/15.-interpreting-nature-to-improve-an-economy ?

The previous paragraph capturing a concept of nature, is also presenting a profound idea that ADRSTA can be resolved eventually!

It helps if we have the knack to share the profound knowledge areas present in various subjects and domains and the idea on how they are interrelated, to one another to see which ones are the nature’s clues that will help us break the next ADHRSTA concept. The ideas that cross-link/relate one subject/domain areas to other subjects/domains are equally important as much as the original knowledge areas itself. We need to not only document these similarities but also explore about the other hidden yet-to-be-discovered-similarities. We have to anticipate the nature's preferences for concepts like symmetry, reuse, simplification, efficiency and effectiveness into our consideration.

For this, we need high quality polymath’s – that too in large numbers to help propel our society into god speed in the progressive direction!

Please refer to my blog on divine energy layers and soul states - https://www.mayoan.com/post/53-about-the-layers-of-the-divine-energy-part-3 and (https://www.mayoan.com/post/the-3-imperfections).

As we go deeper through the prakruthi route or the individual soul route, eventually we will reach the divinity herself - that I refer to as the much revered Adi Para Sakthi - a very much alive and blissful divine manifestation that is the raison d'etre for all that exists! We cannot approach her like a lab test person but with tons and tons of respect and devotion. Then how should we know her true manifested nature? That I believe (this is my point of view) is achieved by attaining moksha or liberation - a process that will make the inquirer disappear and merge with the divine energy thereby making the knowledge gained thus as a purely personal experience only!

Hari Om!