To understand your microvita you gotta 1st appreciate that all matter & energy are eventually resolvable into minutest bubbles of consciousness – in all their varied forms.
Herein lies a basic fallacy of mainstream quantum physics – as broached by Swami Prabhupada – the untenable concept of anti-matter. If all matter is consciousness & if there is nothing outside of consciousness – besides space – then how can ever there be any anti-matter?
Because that word translates into “anti-consciousness” which is a totally meaningless term (because every”thing” is consciousness).
Yes, consciousness can & does exist in immaterial forms as well, but before we talk about releasing consciousness from it’s self-imposed material limitations we need to reach that ultimate unit of matter, right?
Until then, all particle & so-called anti-particle interactions will just be breaking both of them down into their sub-constituents.
And there are so many levels of particles yet to be explored that they can’t even begin to imagine the intricacy of this play of consciousness, leave aside the pipe-dream of ever releasing it from it’s material vestitures.
The omniscient consciousness, for example, has 3 facets integrated together, though they seem to function independently, as observed in manifest nature. In simple words they are : Will, Wisdom & Activity.
While different religions present them allegorically & metaphorically – they remain the root-expressions of all there is.
Everything around us can be ultimately divided into these 3. When investigating the particles of matter & quanta of energy – they have been found to have atleast the “activity” vibration at it’s maximum.
A smaller subset of them also have the “wisdom” vibration in all it’s potency. They are the ones responsible for the brilliancy & aliveness of life. Don’t they deserve to be distinguished apart?
Shri P. R. Sarkar called them Microvita.
That’s what our body hankers for, when it’s hungry. The right ones though.
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