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Hi Hari, Now it is well known in modern cosmlogy, that 85% of mass of our Universe constitute dark matter. And I am thinking now, may be that dark matter is the Garbhodaka Ocean? If this ocean fills a half of Universe, its weight, related to planetary systems, which are mentioned in Vedic cosmology,...

It looks like to live in modern society, being in state of this yoga of awareness of the present, is impossible or very difficult. Does it mean that practitioners of such yoga should live outside of society?

Could you, please, explain more elaborately about that yoga of awareness of the present which you have mentioned above. As we live in social environment we usually have to plan our future deeds and analyze our past. So, in common life we more live in future and past then in present. How can I plan m...

You said “The laws of nature are provided by nature to create the arena within which we all live. Nature is independent of the need to be created by or supported by the devas”. A question arises – what is the nature? Is it just a set of dull material elements (gross energy) that are interacting with...

You wrote that “satisfying” the devas means to tune to the energy of the world and universe and compatibly engage in acts that bring about positive consequences. Does it mean that this is enough to leave in harmony with nature (like, for example, animals do, and as we can see, getting everything wha...

Thank you Hari for your answer. But some more questions arise. 1. Can we say that “controlled” substances are the parts of god’s bodies? And what is the principal difference between human being and deva? 2. Are the laws of nature, I mean physical laws, for example law of gravitation, laws of electri...

Hi Hari, As we know, in Universe there are limited quantity (about 33mln.) of devas, then a question arises – how they do control over whole unlimited processes which are happening in the Universe? Do they have all-providing capacity to do this? And also, for example, Surya is the Sun god, and then,...

Hi Kamalamala, You know, I also have thought about that and now I think that it does not correct to ask who is the primordial origin - Brahman or Bhagavan? The Brahman and Bhagavan exists simultaneously and I have found that Jiva Goswami wrote about this in his comments on Brahma Samhita (text 40) “...