Today in modern education system our kids are being grown up. Ultimately they are being economically self sufficient & they are contributing to the Nations & the World in various ways. This is good. But what they are gaining for themselves own? When we close our eyes in profound quietness, our inner selves talk with us. I think there lies our real ‘second life’. Is not it our real perception? There plays an innumerable imagination, calculation, idea, innovation, ultimately creation or outcome.
Scientifically when we approach into our inner world in a human body throughout the different structures & systems we find the Rhythm. We find a continuous rhythmic workshop of our cells & cycles. Transmission & transformations of energies into other energies, matters to energies and energies to matters are relentlessly going on with in our bodies. Thus, our body grown up,changes in different ages. But within the complex circuit of nerves & brain we cannot search out where we are & what the ‘mind’ actually is. We could feel, we are not only the summation of mass but mass & energy. We know everything whatever is being perceived by the brain must be in the form of energy not the mass. Everything is being outpouring from the brain first, that is also in from of energy not in form of mass. Still, we could not feel ourselves as a part of energy. Because we are not trained.
Here lies the importance of Sanatan (eternal) approach. Where we are neither only mass nor only energy but of the both but we are different from Mass and Energy. This is Atmon. Everything is drenched within this Ocean of Atmon. To perceive that we needs day to day practice from childhood. This needs to understand the property of energy, and the way of their action, propagation, speed, dimension. Which definitely will make capable the human brain to gain some excellence which is not possible to those people who do not practice that. Neither this will cause all the brains to express in the same manner nor that man will be abnormal. The manifestation will be subject specific & unique. Before that he should have control over himself otherwise there is a chance of misuse of that quality. In India, China Japan this approach was a reality one day. Now everything is a history.
India is actually BHARAT/BHARATVORSO.[BHA-LIGHT/RAYS &RAT-LIVES/ENGAGED] a place where the people/some people who lives with light/feels/illuminate light; that means their brains were [still in yogis]capable to feel the light with in themselves & the electro- magnetive waves from different places & could transmit that wave to another places.
Hope future world’s education system will bring down this different brains using the science & the natural properties of human brains. This will again re-establish the glory of Sanatan Outlook globally.
INDEPENDENT RESEARCHER
Entomology is a popular science today. But in an age when science was not so developed, it was quite difficult to study this subject. Specially for a scientist from a rural setup independently. Still when a person become a ‘born scientist’, it matters little for him. He does not care how many works of him is getting published or reviewed or how many lectures he is delivering or how many rewards he is being awarded. Still his work is unique & pioneering. Such a famous scientist was Mr Gopal Chandra Bhattacharya. He had some unique contributions in entomology. His simple life style & quest for the scientific researches as an Independent scientist face many a problems like his time schedule, fund & most important is the ethical permission and the publication of his works. 1.https://vigyanprasar.gov.in/bengali/activities-in-west-bengal/seminar-on-life-and-works-of-gopal-chandra-bhattacharya-and-popularization-of-science-in-mother-tongue/
- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopal_Chandra_Bhattacharya
Great Louise Pasteur also faced the same problem on ethical issues.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Pasteur
As today everything is institutional & most of the works are so expensive that there are a few who have a time to think about this. Still, some fields are there like Mathematics, Theoretical Physics, Clinical approach etc, where independence is possible. I think regarding publication, every publication company has a panel board. They can review these papers or make this open to review in ‘review -response section’(if at all this could be created) before publication. And they can justify also whether the work/idea can be ethically permitted. This can help many innovative works & scientists.
TREND OF DISEASES
Kotha Silpi SaratChandra Chottopadhyay a great Bengali writer wrote a beautiful story of Lalu. Lalu was a brave boy. At his village there was an epidemic of ‘OlaOtha/ VedBomon/Antrik’[Cholera]. At that period there was no known treatment for Cholera and an old lady died from that. Lalu spent a whole night with her dead body in a rainy night of winter. At the dawn when people came for that lady’s funeral, they noticed that the dead body was moving under a rag, it swelled up. They became afraid. Suddenly they saw the body sat over the cot. Then they tried to run away. After repeated call of Lalu they again came back. Lalu was laughing. Every body was afraid. Lalu replied that he spent a whole night with that body, because in Hindu system one should to stay with a dead body till funeral.
Today this is story. But once this was a fact. Being a doctor even I have not seen many a disease that we read in the book, like Small pox, Diphtheria, tertiary stage of Syphilis.
This is mainly for immunization. Immunization is a nice achievement of Medical Science. It was started in ancient India first. After a long saga it has come back in Medical Science through the England.
Please read https://www.intechopen.com/books/vaccines-the-history-and-future/introductory-chapter-the-journey-of-vaccines-the-past-and-the-present
ASPER THIS BOOK
“However, the term smallpox is an English term for the disease, introduced first in India during the British rule and before it was known as the Masurika (For about 2000 years as mentioned in Charak and Sushruta Samhita before the Christian era) Basanta roga (Paproga, Sitalika, Sitala, Gunri, and Guli) or the spring disease in Eastern India. The concept of variolation or inoculation moved from India to the England in the early eighteenth century or 1721 by the British Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, who was living in Ottoman Empire (1716–1718) and communicated to her friend in Britain (Miss Sarah Chiswell, who died of smallpox 9 years later) about this technique by letters [2, 5]. Even in 1731 one British called Robert Coult in Bengal wrote a letter to Dr. Oliver Coult in England describing the procedure of variolation used in India to protect the local population from smallpox [6]. Dr. Edward Ives (1773), a British naval surgeon, also observed the procedure of variolation as described by the Robert Coult on his visit to India (Bengal) in 1755 [6]. Before the introduction of variolation/inoculation in England in the sixteenth century the burden of infectious diseases including smallpox, measles, whooping cough, dysentery, scarlet fever, influenza, and pneumonia accounted for the death of more than 30% children of age below 15 years as the record. The concept of variolation/inoculation was introduced in North America in 1721. By 1777, George Washington, ordered that all the soldiers and recruits of his army should be inoculated/variolated. Thus introduction of the concept of variolation was the first step towards the development of Edward Jenner’s cowpox/smallpox vaccine, modern day vaccines, and the introduction of the concept of vaccination to fight against infectious diseases.”
However, thanks to our Medical Science, thanks to those scientists who discovered its remedies. Thanks to Dhanwantari,the Indian God of Health Science, thanks to Brahmin cult those nourished this culture with Goddess Mata Sitala, thanks to Dr EDWARD JENNER who discovered the vaccine first in modern day against Small Pox,Thanks to Great LUIS PASTEUR for the concept of Rabies and other vaccines.