Evolution and advaita:Language and Proverbs

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Respected Sir,

 

I am looking at the evolution of language from the perspective of advaitha.

 

I love to learn about this if anyone is interested to share my ideas.Satkarta

has written something about nadam and I requested him to tell me about the

causal nature of speech.Sofar,I have not heard from him.If you are interested in

biology and physics ,that will be a great sorce for synthesis and exploration.

 

 

Lady Joy experiments with my name to shorten it. She calls me

bhunji,bhuvan,bhuvi,bhu,etc...etc...tttteera..How does it evolve from her is an

interesting topic for research to phonologists.

 

 

 

LOvvvollovv,

 

Bhuvaneswar

 

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 Stephen Kennedy wrote :

>Some one wrote (sorry for not recording the original

>sender) - Hey, there's another possible topic: Advaita

>and Evolution. How do the two interrelate?

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>As far as my studies in evolution have led it is not

>scientific at all and is more or less a pseudo -belief

>system for scientists who reject the notion of God.

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>And another wrote that God can't be probed,tested, or

>detected by scientific instruments. If one rejects the

>scientific findings that can be explained only by the

>existance of a "Creator" than this assuption is valid.

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