Guest guest Posted August 11, 1999 Report Share Posted August 11, 1999 I hang about the BI somewhat in Alachua, so I'll give it a shot. It appears the moon we see is in fact the moon -- but the moon we see is not the moon experienced by the inhabitants who are said to be living there. Our sense perception as human beings, or more broadly, as conditioned souls, can only experience so much. But the Bhagavatam is meant to take us far beyond the ordinary sense perception of an ordinary human being. ys, Sthita-dhi On 09 Aug 1999, Trayimaya das wrote: > Thanks for your responses. I do not have access to Internet, though. Still I > would say it´s a fairly straightforward question: Is the moon the moon? Is > the moon followed so closely by ie. Rahu that the scientists can be so > grossly mistaken? > The explanation that the moon looks closer because of our earthly viewpoint > I can accept. But then why are explanations given to humans which are meant > for demigods? > > ys Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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