Guest guest Posted February 22, 2001 Report Share Posted February 22, 2001 DEAR SADHAKAS<br><br>Human brain, the most complicated arrangement of matter in the universe, contains special cells and nerves but its workings are more on psychic planes rather than on physical. Scientists are still baffled on its mysteries. The Hindu sages, perhaps worked the best on human mind like in patanjali's yoga sutras. According to our view, human brain works on three psychic levels, the Chitta, Manas and Intelligence. CHITTA (may be called sub-conscious, yet an inappropriate translation but there is no other word in English which is so near to it). Chitta keeps the records of all our past lives from one cell life form to date…but it goes far beyond that too. It also has a memory of what lay behind the beginning of life. It is ,on that level connected to the Universal Chitta, containing information about everything. The past karma rest in Chitta, not as memory, but as Vrittis (small energy reminders of the result/effect). for example if someone was killed by Police in his last birth, he will have a Vritti of fear of police whenever he will see a policeman, without knowing the reasons for that. Chitta is continuously emmitting Vrittis to Manas who acts on them.<br><br>MANAS (Mind) is a part of our consciousness which is encircled by ten fine trigger points of our organs, called Sukshma Indriya. Our manas attaches itself to one of the sukshama Indriya and sends/receives message from /to gross organs. Manas can not attache to more than one Indriya at a time. This can be felt from the fact, that if we are so engrossed in reading a book, we may not listen to any sound. Manas accepts Vrittis from Chitta, work on them and sends the results back to Chitta in form of new vrittis..<br><br>BUDDHI (Intelligence) is a tool which develops alongwith our evolution. Buddhi checks the work of Manas in the light of past experiences, social obligations and natural rules. It works within a small circle of logic drawn by it during evolution. <br><br>CONTD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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