In contrast, a sound analog model, such as Āyurveda, can help one handle the ordinary challenges of life but also teach one how to link into the deeper resonances of nature. (You can search for: Nassim Haramein and/or Resonance Science Foundation.) The point here, though, is that this is still a digital model and so, at present, misses a lot of the higher dimensional aspects of Vedic astrology and other occult approaches. If you haven’t heard about this new theory, you should check it out as this is history in the making and finally supports what you have been believing for so long. That is, the energy and consciousness of life (and Life) reside down in the quantum basement of reality. This is an ancient assertion of many esoteric traditions, including Jyotiṣa. It’s the real juice of life-and not the material world. And seemingly empty space has an incredible well of power embedded within.

What’s the link missed by great thinkers for the last handful of decades? It’s space.

For example, the currently emerging model in physics, gets the moniker “ unified physics” since it ties together the reigning quantum (very small) and cosmic (very large) models into one package deal. That is, it’s an approximation-something good enough to get the job done-but something which can miss the essential message or heart of a process. In short, digital models now have much more power and detail than analog models but digital is still digital. Time-a common model These ancient bodies of knowledge, at the least, provide analog models for nature which still in some ways cut deeper to reality than all the digital might of modern understanding. Who’s got time to study two such disciplines extensively? The current case studies are a modest beginning toward finding common ground between the great traditional Indian and Chinese approaches to health and life. This is natural, for each of the aforementioned disciplines is worthy of a lifetime’s study in and of itself. The mapping between Jyotiṣa and Oriental (Chinese) medicine, in contrast, has hardly been addressed. The mapping between Jyotiṣa and Āyurveda has been widely explored and has been the focus of many talks, workshops and presentations. Fortunately, the essence of this profound view can be applied practically to complement traditional eastern medical approaches such as Āyurveda and Chinese Medicine (CM).

So, a model for Life, Itself, must follow in humble pursuit here and there and all over the lands and skies. Why? Life runs rife in all manner of direction. This ancient Indian wisdom considers and explains an immense span of experience. Introduction Jyotiṣa (Vedic astrology) covers a lot of ground.

Deep World Fire by C.M. Meridian