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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.

Chart of the 40 aspects of Vedic Literature
and Corresponding Qualities of Consciousness
and Areas of Human Physiology

		Holistic (Dynamic Silence)	Whole Physiology

		Flowing Wakefulness	Sensory Systems
		Offering and Creating	Processing Systems
		Reverberating Wholeness	Motor Systems

		Expressing	Autonomic Ganglia
		Transforming	Limbic System
		Expanding	Hypothalamus
		Self-Referral	Pituitary gland
		Measuring and Quantifying	Neurotransmitters, Neurohormones
		All-Knowing	Basal ganglia, cerebral cortex, cranial nerve, brain stem

		Distinguishing and Deciding	Thalamus
		Specifying	Cerebellum
		Enumerating	Cells, tissues, organs: types and categories
		Unifying	Association fibres of the Cerebral Cortex
		Analyzing	The central nervous system
		Lively Absolute (I-ness or Being)	Integrated functioning of the central nervous system

		Integrating and Harmonizing	Cycles and rhythms, pacemaker cells
		Invincible and Progressive	Immune system, biochemistry
		Establishing	Anatomy
		Nourishing	Venous and biliary systems
		Differentiating	Lymphatic system and glial cells
		Equivalency	Arterial system

		Balancing- Holding Together and Supporting	Cell Nucleus
		Separating	Cytoplasm and cell organelles
		Communication and Eloquence	Cytoskeleton and cell membrane
		Diagnosing	Mesodermal cells
		Synthesizing	Endodermal cells
		Enlightening	Ectodermal cells

		Transcending	Ascending tracts of the central nervous system
		Stirring	Fasciculi proprii
		Structuring	Descending tracts of the central nervous system
		Blossoming of Totality	Voluntary motor and sensory projections
		Ancient and Eternal	Great intermediate net
		Memory	Memory systems and reflexes

		All-Pervading Wholeness	Cerebral Cortex Layer I
		Silencing, Sharing and Spreading	Cerebral Cortex Layer II
		Unfolding	Cerebral Cortex Layer V
		Dissolving	Cerebral Cortex Layer VI
		Omnipresent	Cerebral Cortex Layer III
		Unmanifesting The Parts, But Manifesting The Whole	Cerebral Cortex Layer IV


		Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on the importance of regular practice of the Transcendental Meditation technique:
	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


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