In this article, mathomathis will present some of the research oriented done by Dr. S. Sivaram Babu, M.Sc., Ph.D and Arjuna Devi, M.A on Law of Energy. Frankly speaking when team mathomathis was investigation on Particles and vedas, we did find a lot of materials and good set of information at a very low level and decoding was and still is a hectic process. But after reading the following reasarch done by Dr. S. Sivaram Babu and Arjuna Devi, we felt very much closer on the further investigation on the theory of vedas and particles.
People, like minded of mathomathis and researchers and scholars across the globe are welcome to have an open discussion on it. [Happy Reading on Part I - Vedas and Laws of energy]
An according to modern Physics matter and energy can be converted into each other. It was given by Einstein Law of Mass - Energy Equivalence as E=mc2. Modern Physics tells us that there is continuous creation and annihilation of particles every where in the universe. Matter Particles transform into energy and energy transforms into matter particles.
But it does not tell us much about the stages in between the transformation of matter particles and energy into each other, so far quark model telling about the point particles also not established well because modern science reached the limits due to singularities. Singularity represents infinity which is conceptually meaningless.
The Rigveda is the celebration and manifestation of Universe. It describes the evolution of the cosmos. Vedic Science accepted the continuous conversion of matter and energy into each other. It tells us clearly about the point particles (Bindu Kanas) and about the different stages in the transformation of point particles into energy and Vice Versa. According to Vedic Science.
Actually Vedic sages have seen what ever can be seen in the universe. Vedic scientists gave the name pas’u to whatever could be seen.
Particles : (Pasu)
In Vedas the word used for particle is Pas’u. Pas’u is derived from the root word, ‘Pas’ which means ‘to see’. The common meaning of Pas’u is animal. But Vedic meaning for Pas’u is visible or observable. That’s why the particle that can be seen is named as Pas’u in Vedas. It is clearly mentioned in Satapatha Brahmana 6.2.1.1-4.
‘‘Praja Pati saw Agni in those Pas’us, therefore they are called Pas’us’’.
Angi is energy. This mantra clearly shows the Equivalence of Pas’u (Particle) and Agni (energy). There are several mantras in vedic scriptures to this effect. Yajurveda 23.17 ‘‘Agni was Pasu’’. Taittiriya Brahmana 1.1.4.5 ‘‘Pas’us are Agneya.’’ The transformation of matter particles into energy and energy into particles is well established by these mantras.
‘‘From that Yajna curd, butter was obtained. From that, Vayavya, Aranya and Gramya Pas’us were born’’. Milk is homogeneous. Curd and butter are heterogeneous. From milk the formation of curd, butter means the conversion of homogeneous energy into heterogeneous. From that, pas’us were born means particles are produced by the condensation of energy. Particles are given the name pas’u because they could be seen.
Animals have been classified as Gramya, Aranya and Vayavya. Gramya animals are those animals which stay together. Grama means a place where people live together. So, we can come to the conclusion that Gramya Pas’us are particles which prefer to stay together. Scientists call them as Bosons.
Aranya animals are those wild animals which prefer to stay alone. So, Aranya pas’us are particles which prefer to stay alone. Scientists call them as Fermions. Similarly Vayavya particles are field particles.
Scientists are under the concept that particles interact via the exchange of field particles. For example Electromagnetic interaction takes place by the exchange of photons. Vedic scientists realized this thousands of years ago what scientists are beginning to realize only now.
Gramya Pas’us : Gramya Pas’us are further divided into four types as mentioned in Rgveda 10.90.10 hymn.
‘‘From that As’va (horses) were born, who have teeth on bothsides. Gau (cows), Avi (Sheep) and Aja (goats) were born’’.
As’va : As’va means horse. According to Yaska’s Nirukta
‘‘A’snute Adhvanam’’. : This means the name As’Va is given because of its propagation and fast speed. As’va doesnot mean horse in Vedas. It becomes clear by examining the following hymn dedicated to As’va in Rgveda 1.163.
Sage : Dirghatama Augasthya
Deity : As’va
Metre : Tristupa
Deity : As’va
Metre : Tristupa
From the hymn it is clear that it is certainly no ordinary horse. It is the description of As’va particle precisely. Our Sages described it as a flying horse. In verse one the wings are mentioned.
Verse One : ‘‘When you roared springing from sea or land after birth, your great birth is worthy of praise you have wings of eagle and arms of deer.’’
There is no flying horse having wings in reality. Flying is the character of quark particles in modern science. So As’va can be considered as one of the quark particles.
Verse Two : ‘‘This horse was given by Yama. Trita harnessed it, Indra captured him first and Gandharva held its reins. Vasus made this horse from sun.’’
In verse two As’va is associated with Trita. Trita means 1/3, Modern scientists recently found that quarks carry 1/3 charge. So calling As’va by the name Trita means As’va particle carries one third charge.
Verse Three : ‘‘You are Yama, you are Aditya, you are Trita by a hidden act, you are well associated with Soma. You have three bindings in heaven it is said.’’ Verse three tells that As’va is hidden. In modern science it was found that quark particles cannot be observed inisolation. Vedic sages clearly know this. So they mentioned that As’va is hidden.
Reader can view the corresponding Part II of this article.
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