His Majesty Prof. Tony Nader-Ram:
The discovery that the human physiology
is Veda tells us that the
human physiology contains within it the total, infinite organizing
power of Nature. The field of all possibilities is open to human
understanding and direct experience. The human physiology is
itself the field of all possibilities—Veda expressed in material
form.
on the importance of regular practice of
the Transcendental Meditation technique:
Qualities of Consciousness and Areas of Human Physiology
Those who practice Transcendental Meditation
have
the experience that Transcendental Consciousness is
unbounded awareness--it is pure wakefulness; it is fully
awake within itself; it knows only itself and nothing else.
Knowing itself only, Transcendental Consciousness
is
the knower, it is the process of knowing, and also it is the
known--it is all three itself--it is togetherness of the knower,
knowing, and known. It is the Samhita of Rishi, Devata,
Chhandas; therefore,
My Vedic Science, the science of the Samhita
of Rishi,
Devata, Chhandas, is the science of Transcendental
Consciousness, which is self-referral consciousness, or
pure consciousness, therefore,
My Vedic Science is the Science of
Consciousness.
-Maharishi's Absolute Theory of Government, pp. 255-256
©2001 Maharishi Vedic Library
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Holistic
(Dynamic Silence) |
Whole
Physiology |
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Flowing
Wakefulness |
Sensory
Systems |
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Offering
and
Creating |
Processing
Systems |
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Reverberating
Wholeness |
Motor
Systems |
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Expressing
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Autonomic
Ganglia |
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Transforming
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Limbic
System |
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Expanding
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Hypothalamus
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Self-Referral
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Pituitary
gland
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Measuring
and
Quantifying |
Neurotransmitters,
Neurohormones |
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All-Knowing
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Basal
ganglia,
cerebral cortex, cranial nerve, brain stem |
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Distinguishing
and Deciding |
Thalamus
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Specifying
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Cerebellum
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Enumerating
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Cells,
tissues,
organs: types and categories |
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Unifying
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Association
fibres of the Cerebral Cortex |
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Analyzing
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The
central
nervous system |
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Lively
Absolute
(I-ness or Being) |
Integrated
functioning of the central nervous system |
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Integrating
and
Harmonizing |
Cycles
and
rhythms, pacemaker cells |
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Invincible
and
Progressive |
Immune
system,
biochemistry |
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Establishing
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Anatomy
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Nourishing
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Venous
and
biliary systems |
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Differentiating
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Lymphatic
system and glial cells |
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Equivalency
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Arterial
system
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Balancing-
Holding Together and Supporting |
Cell
Nucleus
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Separating
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Cytoplasm
and
cell organelles |
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Communication
and Eloquence |
Cytoskeleton
and
cell membrane |
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Diagnosing
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Mesodermal
cells
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Synthesizing
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Endodermal
cells
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Enlightening
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Ectodermal
cells
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Transcending
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Ascending
tracts
of the central nervous system |
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Stirring
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Fasciculi
proprii
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Structuring
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Descending
tracts
of the central nervous system |
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Blossoming
of
Totality |
Voluntary
motor
and sensory projections |
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Ancient
and
Eternal |
Great
intermediate
net |
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Memory
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Memory
systems
and reflexes |
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All-Pervading
Wholeness |
Cerebral
Cortex
Layer I |
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Silencing,
Sharing
and Spreading |
Cerebral
Cortex
Layer II |
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Unfolding
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Cerebral
Cortex
Layer V |
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Dissolving
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Cerebral
Cortex
Layer VI |
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Omnipresent
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Cerebral
Cortex
Layer III |
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Unmanifesting
The Parts, But Manifesting The Whole |
Cerebral
Cortex
Layer IV |